Four Power Talks Seek Final Peace Treaty Issues
Paris reports say the Big Four foreign ministers planned a 9:30 p m session to push remaining peace treaty items with axis satellites. UK France and US clashed over Hungary reparations to Russia and others as the Trieste question loomed. The Vienna backed plan for a new Trieste state faced US and allied opposition as delegates argued through a night session.
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Paris
UPA
Trieste
Byrnes
United States
Russia
USS
State Department
Willard Thorp
Hungary
Finland
Australis
Canada
New
South Africa
Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Commission
Oslavia
Andlovakia
Britain
France
Ries
India
Tessee
Fise
United Naw Security Council
Byrnes Says Allies Face Serious Policy Clash But No War Imminent
Paris October 3 Secretary of State James F Byrnes warned that despite no immediate war danger nations may pursue policies leading to war. He urged decrying not only war but the paths to it and outlined a plan for German disarmament and a 41 year four power treaty to prevent Germany arming Europe. He emphasized engineers over infantry to detect war poten tial in industry and manufacturing shifts to tanks or weapons.
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Adriatic
Compiston
United Nations
Free State
Secusix Council
Free
Paris
James F. Byrnes
Byrnes
Stalin
Germany
Stuttgart
United States
Ruhr
Europe
Strikes Slow as Union Security Talks Continue
Widespread wage issues dominate discussions between CIO marine engineers and ship operators on both coasts with government figures hinting at progress. Pacific coast leaders oppose a bystander plan that would require union membership for job retention. A separate effort seeks settlement on private and government vessels. wage rises are noted but not fixed. Also noted is death of William Rolland Maddox, 45, KU political science professor, at Watkins Memorial Hospital after a heart condition. Surviving wife Virginia and daughter Peggy. Funeral set for Plymouth Congregational Church.
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Washington
Edgar L. Warren
Federal ‘Concilation Service
Warren
C.I.O. Marine Engineers
A.F.L
Labor Department
Maritime Commission
Altho
Pacific Companies
Tthe
Pacific
William Rolland Maddox
University of Kansas
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Maddox
Deane W. Alott
Tecumseh
Mich
Wauseon
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
University of Cincinnati
Ironton
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan
University of Michigan
Department of
Kansasislative Council
Toneka
Bureau of Government Research
Phi Mu Alpha
Sigma Alpha
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Virginia Maddox
Peggy
Mississippi
W. H Maddox
Wauseau, C
Plymouth Congregational Church
Fosher Hughes
Oak Hill
Ceme Ty
Cold front brings cool air to Kansas and next-day relief
Weatherman S D Flora says warm spells end as cold north winds sweep Kansas. Today's highs vary from near 80 in the east to 70 in the northwest and 80 in the southwest with tonight's lows 45 to 50 in the northwest and northeast and about 50 in the southwest. Tomorrow's highs should reach 70 to 75 with Goodland at 89 earlier noted as both the warmest yet last night’s low 48.
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Topeka
S. D. Flora
Kansas
Goodland
State Werteriay
Cofferville
Scrivner to Spend Three Days in Douglas County
Congressman Errète P. Scrivner has arranged a three day schedule in Douglas County starting October 14 with tentative evenings in Baldwin. A tentative plan includes a visit to the courthouse for a stalk fallow discussion at the factory. Dr. ox Alexander, dentist, is listed with contact details.
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Erréte P. Scrivner
Douglas County
Evedates
Baldwin
Court House
Douglas County GOP to Open Headquarters in McCurdy Building
The Douglas County Republican Central Committee plans a Monday opening of its party headquarters in the McCurdy building at 1021 Massachusetts. A two room suite on the second floor will serve as a campaign center until the November election with Mrs. A. Smith in charge. Judge J B Wilson chairs the county committee.
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Douglas County Republican Central Committee
McCurdy
Massachusetts
A. Smith
J. B. Wilson
39 Persons Died In Flaming Wreck
New York Oct 3 A Overseas Airlines plane plunged in flames in Newfoundland. Coast guard reports say 39 aboard are dead. Helicopters race to Stephenville to ferry officials to the wreck. Among victims were six children and twelve women.
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New York
American Overseas Airlines
Newfoundland
Coast Guard
Stephenville
Europe
Newfoundland Wilds
Gander
Woman en route to join husband after Newfoundland crash
Mrs Ethel Agnes Miessler, 47, a passenger on the American Overseas Airlines crash near Stephenville Newfoundland, was traveling to reunite with her husband Erwin G Miessler a Red Cross accountant stationed near Frankfurt Germany. The Decontrol Board adjourned in Washington without restoring price ceilings on dairy products.
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Wichita
Kan
Ethel-Agnes Miessler
American Overseas Airlines
Stephenville
Newfoundland
Erwin G. Miessler
American Red Cross
Bad Wildingen
Frankfurt
Germany
Decontrol Board
Washington
Meat shortage may grow worse this winter
Washington Oct 3 President Truman and Recon version Director John R Steelman agree the meat shortage may worsen this winter though no famine is foreseen. Steelman may be correct, a survey is being made. OPA chief Gruber reports 2500 agents stamping out illicit meat traffic and monitoring stock movement for price ceilings.
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Washington
Truman
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Irving M. Gruber
OPA
Gruber
Rehabilitation of Nitric Acid Facilities at Sunflower Works Near Complete
Major Arthur E. Inman announced that rehabilitation of nitric acid facilities for ammonium nitrate liquor production is about 95 percent finished and related construction about 80 percent done. Ferguson company builds under U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contract. Hercules Powder will operate the facilities after completion. Training starts around October 7 with first ammonia oxidation targeted October 14. Engineering and maintenance moved to the Corps of Engineers with Major H. J. Swack directing, while Roy J. Yates becomes post engineer. many maintenance staff transferred to the Corps.
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Arthur E. Inman
Sunflower Ordnance Works
H. Ek. Ferguson Company
U. S. Eemy Engineers
Hercules Powder Company
Ordnance Department
Co of Engineers
H. J. Swack
Kansas City
Roy J. Yates
Ordnance
Corps of Engineers
State colleges enroll veterans near prewar levels in Kansas
At Topeka Oct 8 unofficial figures from Hubert Brighton show Kansas five state colleges with 11,046 veterans among 19,181 total enrollees this year, nearly matching prewar civilian figures. KU leads with 8,947 students including 352 medical students in Kansas City, while Kansas State and KU seek two new dorms. Teachers colleges at Emporia and Hays trail 1939 enrollments, with other year comparisons listed.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hubert Brighton
State Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Kansas City
K.U
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Emporia
Hays
Brighton
Kansas University
Kansas State
Emma
Hayseachers
Pittsburg
Elbel Elected President of Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Dr Ed Elbel was elected president of the Lawrence Kiwanis club for the next year at today's weekly meeting. Two vice presidents Madison Coombs and Clarence were elected along with Richard R Reginald Strait and Parke Woodard named to the board of directors.
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Ed Elbel
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Club
Madison Coombs
Clarence
Richard R. Reginald Strait
Parke Woodard
Child Hurt In Crib Dress Shop Ad
Fragmentary notice describes a maternity dress shop advertisement with unclear branding and location details. The readable bits reference a dress shop near Mase Avenue and Adv enrollment, with insufficient context to identify event or outcome.
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Dreesus
Seana
Teknese
Mase
Adv
Sunnyside housing project delayed by carpenter shortage
Sunnyside housing on the KU campus faces further delays due to a carpenters shortage. Full completion of the 31 building complex, totaling 156 four room apartments, is not expected before February though some units may be ready for occupancy in November. Priority is for full time instructors, with veterans 95 percent required by government rules.
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Sunnyside
University of Kansas
Irvin Youngberg
K. U
Sunflower Vilage
City of
Lawrence
Sunflower
Memorial Stadium
McCook Hall
Parsons Ordnance Plant
Victor Emanuel's rise from Lawrence utilities to AVCO empire
Time magazine highlights Victor Emanuel once tied to Lawrence electric franchise and Woodland Park. Now head of Aviation Corporation AVCO, he built an industrial empire across radio gear, appliances, aircraft, and more. Born 48, he rode ups and downs, selling utility assets at 31 and partnering with Sam Insull later.
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Time
Victor Emanuel
Lawrence Electric
Woodland Park
Emanuel
America
Aviation Corporation
Avco Company
Lawrence
Victor
Sam Insull
Albertanuel
President Predicts Year Ends In The Black
President Truman forecast today that the government will finish the current fiscal year with a surplus. He said there is not only hope but a certainty of achieving a black balance, noting prior estimates anticipated a deficit and that expenses are being cut by 1.2 million dollars to reach the goal.
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Washington
Truman
Ake
Treasury
Farm prices stand at new top in mid September
Topeka Oct 3 Prices received by Kansas farmers for their products during mid September were the highest on the state's records, reports H L Collins. Declines in meat animal prices from Aug 15 to Sept 15 lowered the all commodities index to 229 percent of the 1909-14 average. Grain prices held steady with wheat 179, corn 1 68, barley 1 27, rye 1 72, grain sorghums 2 70, alfalfa hay 21, prairie hay 11 50. Livestock values were beef cattle 15 30, hogs 15 40, veal 15, lambs 16, sheep 7 60. Milk cows at 127 per head topped records.
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Topeka
Kansas
H. L. Collins
Recon
Collins
Overcrowded University housing sparks health warnings
The Lawrence City Health Office reports 27 dormitories and Greek houses housing 15 residence halls and 12 fraternity sorority residences as potential health hazards. Dr J M Mott urges immediate steps including cubicle partitions in sleeping rooms and enhanced ventilation to curb contagious upper respiratory diseases while Sunnyside housing expansion is awaited.
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University of Kansas
J. M. Mott
Leity Health Department
Lawrence
Dr. Mott
Sunnyside
Plan Special Service World Wide Communion Sunday
Lawrence churches will observe World Wide Communion Sunday at 11:00 a m marking the seventh annual observance. The service begins in New Zealand at 10:30 a m and is sponsored by the council of churches many denominations and missionary groups. Rev E Russell Carter notes the goal that every evangelical congregation aims to have every member present at its own communion table.
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Lawrence
New Zealand
Council of Churches
World Wide Communion
E. Russell Carter
Specifl Services Committee
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Changes in KU staff name Sandelius new Western Civ director
Prof Walter Sandelius resigned as chair of political science at the University this summer and Prof Ethan Allen was appointed to succeed him. Sandelius becomes director of the college Western Civilization course while also teaching and carrying a full political science schedule. The changes take effect at the fall term opening.
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Walter Sandelius
Ethan Allen
Sandelius
Hilden Gibson
Harvard
Sandedelius
Real Work Completed by Lawrence Building and Loan Ad
An advertisement from the Lawrence Building and Loan Association promotes safety and profit through savings. It appears in a dated format with contact details and a casual claim of completed work and financial services.
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The
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
City water dept buys gear for Kaw river intake and dredging
The City Water Department ordered a combined crane and ditcher, a river motor launch, and dredging equipment to keep the Kaw river intake open. With the current shifting east, sustainment of water supply relies on temporary dredging and surveillance, while two new wells produce 359 gallons per minute each and a third is planned.
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Kaw
City Water Department
Kaw River
Water Department
Hagar
Journal-World
Hager
Agar
Liberty Memorial High School Elects Class Officers
In a spirited student election at Liberty Memorial High School three write-in candidates won senior class posts Bobby Joe Gerard as vice president and Bob Near as treasurer. Senior officers include Gene Russell president Barbara Hurwitz secretary. Junior and sophomore officers were also chosen with 320 ballots cast under student council supervision.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Bobby Joe Gerard
Bob Near
Gene Russell
Barbara Hurwitz
Carl Beil
Sammy Moore
Nancy Myer
Michael Maturo
Jerry Brownlee
Jack Moore
Betsy Bowers
Darwin Malott
Stock Market Index Nudges Higher After Slow Session
The stock market average of 60 stocks stood at 63.0, up slightly from yesterdays 63.3 as trading reflected a cautious session. Investors watched key indicators and weighed modest gains against ongoing economic uncertainty.
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Forest Hills
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Red Cross
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