Big Four meet stalls as Western powers hedge on German unity
At London talks the Big Four ministers fail to reach a major agreement after four days. Molotov presses for a yes or no on a Western German provisional government but Bevin and Bidault resist commitments. Marshall notes U S邀 economic integration in Germany. Stalin pushes for centralized governance while France leans decentralized.
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Russia
Germany
Europe
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Soviet Union
Britain
Vance
V. M. Molotov
Molotov
Ernest Bevin
Bevin
Georges Bidault
Saar
U.S
C. Marshall
Mototov
Ledk
U. S
Higelotov
Ressia
France
Bidault
United States
Air Force C-47 Missing On Pisa to Frankfurt Flight
An Air Force C-47 transport with 21 aboard disappeared while en route from Pisa Italy to Frankfurt Germany. The search is coordinated by Air Force headquarters at Wiesbaden with final destination unknown.
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Pisa
Italy
Preakfert
Frankfurt
Germany
United States Airforces
Airforce
Wiesbaden
Move to Defer Palestine Partition Vote Until Spring
New York dispatch reports the Palestine partition vote delayed as Colombia proposes a special Palestine committee within the UN to mediate Jews and Arabs. The plan aims for a report to the secretary general by February 29, with a possible extraordinary session to act after April 15 depending on consensus.
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New York
Colombia
United Nations Assembly
C.S.T
Alaot Pe
Holy Land
Fleshing Meadowpark
U. S
Warren &. Austin
U. N
Assembly
Palestine Committee
Conien
Bowl trip cost sheet for Jayhawker fans to Orange Bowl
The article outlines travel options and rough costs for Kansas fans driving or riding to the Orange Bowl in Miami. It estimates rail and bus fares, pullman and hotel costs, meals, and incidental expenses, plus potential savings by sharing transport or using coach lines. Guidance includes travel times from Kansas City and notes on scheduling special trains if demand exists.
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Miami
Southern
Roney Plaza
Miami Biltmore
New Yeag’s
Heart of Dixie
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Taft backs winter aid bill for Europe
Senator Taft endorses the 597,000,100 winter aid measure for France Italy and Austria to provide food fuel and fertilizer and help keep those nations working He opposes long term underwriting of world deficits and cites concerns over a broad policy toward Soviet pressure and the Tehran Yalta outcomes He expects a senate vote after the weekend recess with Senator Vandenberg aiming for action Monday
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Italy
Austria
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State Department
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Belgium
Russia
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Yalta
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Vienna
Vandenberg
R.-Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Payments in lull slow but ahead of last year
County officials report tax collections near 3329,587.68 through Wednesday, about $20,000 above the same period in 1936 though the total bill is 10 percent higher than 1946. Final date for first half taxes is December 20, urging timely payments to ease lines.
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Roy Flory
Flora
T. R. Gerhart
Mildred LeSner
Sai i
Presidents Plane At Plant Amid Avoided Mishaps
Report from Santa Monica California dated November 29 notes the presidential aircraft team at the Douglas plant awaiting potential changes after recent Bryce Canyon Utah and Gallup New Mexico mishaps. The page mentions Independence and other locations with unclear context due to damaged OCR.
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Calif
Independence
Douglas Aircraft
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Utah
Gallen
Williamson Retiring Postal Carrier Walks World in Shoes
Leonard Williamson of Murphysboro Illinois retires after 33 years as a postal letter carrier. He claims to have worn out 100 pairs of shoes and walked roughly six times around the world on a 16 mile daily route.
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Murphysboro
Ill
Leonard Williamson
Ticket Orders for Kansas Georgia Tech Orange Bowl
Tentative ticket orders are being taken by the athletic business office but price, legation, and distribution details are unclear. No money is asked yet and requests are limited to four tickets, likely for distribution by Wednesday. Earl Falkenstien is absent, an office employee handles applications. about 2,500 seats are allotted to the university with 200 applications already received.
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Athletic Business
Earl Falkenstien
Hospital problems loom in Garden City meeting
Garden City faces hospital issues as officials plan a regional meeting with 11 nearby towns. The scheduled discussion aims to address service limits and coordination, inviting surrounding communities to join a broader effort.
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Garden City
Cleanup of Reds on in Hawaii
Honolulu report says Hawaii territory pushes to purge half chosen officials and curb communist influence in government roles. Governor Stain asserts few communists hold posts while longshoremen leaders are described as powerful, with the union claiming about 35 000 members in the territory.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Ingram M. Stain
Jack Hall
Frisco Plans Extra Trains For Orange Bowl Fans
Frisco officials announced extra trains and cars for Kansas fans traveling to the Orange Bowl in Miami. Two additional sections to Miami will run December 27 and 28, with arrival around 1 50 p m the next day. Extra cars attach to the Sunshine Special on December 25 26 and 29 with Kansas City departures at 8 25 p m and Miami arrival 3 40 p m the following day. Return trains depart Miami at noon January 2, arriving in Kansas City about 8 a m January 4. The plan prioritizes sideline entertainment and Miami sightseeing, including regattas and the Jamboree Parade.
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Miami
Jayhawker
Soth
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R. E. Waring
Waring
Orange Bowl
Ponce de Leon
Paris Moves To Crack Down On Strike Agitation
Premier Robert Schuman asked the national assembly for power to suppress agitators by speeches writings or tracts as more than 2 million French workers idle and protests roar from communists. The assembly approved government bills 26 to 13 sending them to debate with nationalized key industries and government employment for workers. About 80,000 soldiers called up would be under interior ministry control rather than armed forces.
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Robert Schuman
National Assembly
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New Highway Patrol Unit Begins Operation in Arkansas City
A new Arkansas City unit of the state highway patrol started operations yesterday under Patrolmen Joe Nance and Howard E. Starr. Their territory covers Coley and Chautauqua counties. Nance said they will spend the week teaching school transportation safety and delivering lectures to schools in the two-county area.
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Kan
State Highway Patrol
Joe Nance
Howard E. Starr
Coley
Chautauqua
Nance
King
Ares
Decorah Weather Records Coldest Early Winter Low
Decorah Iowa November 29 18 degrees below zero reported early today marking the lowest temperature in the region. The Weather Bureau confirms the value as the valley's extreme and notes Iowa's coldest readings are tracked from the Decorah area.
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Decorah
Weather Bureau
Thisee
Geere
Lewa
Santa Parade Week in Lawrence Aims for Largest Ever
Santa Claus will arrive in Lawrence next Saturday for a 11 am parade through town, with bands from University of Kansas and local schools, floats, and a Miss and Mister feature. Organizers promise a large, festive procession as preparations proceed with several civic groups coordinating bands, cars, horses, and other participants.
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Lawrence
Oliver Hobbs
North Pole
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Army Air Forces
University of Kansas
Odell Shaver
E. L. Novotny
Dinty Moore
Ray Weakley
Ralph Graber
Tom Glascow
Larry Heeb
Kieth Lawton
South Par
Massachusetts Street
Kaw River Bridge
Hobbs
Beng
Eldridge
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Fair Weather Forecast for Kansas Through Sunday
Weatherman S D Flora predicted continued fair weather across Kansas through Sunday with clear skies. Afternoon temperatures could reach the fifties in most areas, while tonight’s readings fall to about 25 to 30 degrees. Temperatures in Montana and Wyoming were expected to remain high enough to keep nationwide warmth in sight.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Montana
Wyoming
Anthony
Goodland
Traffic Deaths Dip Slightly From 1946Totals
The National Safety Council reported October traffic deaths at 2 960, down two percent from October 1946’s 3 020. For January through October 1947 total fatalities were 26 160, four percent below 27 250 in 1946. Thirty nine states and 27 large cities reported declines.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
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Buffalo barbecue speaker lineup announced in Garden City
At Buffalo Barbecue Finney county Parks Fish and Game association says ex-governor of Kansas and Republican senatorial hopeful Andrew Schoeppel will lead the program. The event features buffalo cuts from the state game reserve south of Garden City with Dave Leahy and commissioners Lee Larrabee and Harry Lutz listed on the schedule.
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Garden City
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Finney County Parks, Fish and Game Association
Eday
Here
Dave Leahy
State Fish and Game Commission
Pratt
Lee Larrabee
Harry Lutz
Sharon Springs
Grass Fire Extinguished at Elm Street Home
A grass fire in the garden at John Hadley 775 Elm Street was extinguished at 5 15 yesterday evening by the fire department. Fire Chief Paul Ingels said flames appeared to spread from a fire. Youth for Christ Saturday night at 745 Church of God auditorium.
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Elm Street
Paul Ingels
Chicago Livestock Show Opens In International Exposition
The 48th international livestock exposition opened in Chicago with 12 500 head of cattle horses sheep and swine on display plus 3400 grain and hay samples. Entries come from 32 states and 3 Canadian provinces as 586 farm youths enter the competition and the 26th National 4 H club congress runs alongside. Attendees include youths from Berets pai Erasil Olivia Panaman dor China England and Poland focusing on achievement health and leadership.
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North America
United States
Berets Pai Erasil
Olivia
Panamandor
China
England
Poland
Kansas Sig Six Eyes Orange Bowl Bid Test With Arizona
Kansas-Sig Six co champions visit Arizona for a night game at 9 pm CST to sharpen for the Orange Bowl bid. Coach Sauer emphasizes a great effort against Arizona as the Jayhawks aim for an undefeated season and a bowl appearance against Georgia Tech.
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Fla
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University of Arizona
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George Sauer
Arizona
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Frank McDonald
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Tommy Constant
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Cal Morrow
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Storm Hits Florida Keys Sinks Twenty Small Boats
A post season squall brought winds up to 86 mph in Key West Florida causing minor damage but sinking about twenty small boats. The storm damaged trees signs and awnings while a farm fire in Herkimer Kansas caused about $10000 in losses including 800 bushels of corn and multiple crops.
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Kan
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Here
Weather Forecast For Kansas En Route
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Sunday. In the east the weather will warm. Overnight lows range from 22 to 33 degrees. Highs tomorrow expected near 60 degrees.
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Kansas
Nnday
Georgia Tech Set for Orange Bowl Versus Kansas
Georgia Tech aims for its ninth win as the Ramblin Wreck accept a third Orange Bowl bid to meet Kansas in Miami on New Year’s Day. Coach Bobby Dodd’s team, ranked strong on offense and defense, seeks a 9th win after a 4-2 bowl record, while Kansas boasts high-scoring play and a stout defense.
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Kansas
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Jim Still
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