British cabinet reshuffle rumors swirl around Shinwell dismissal
London reports claim Prime Minister Attlee will remove Fuel Minister Emanuel Shinwell from the cabinet in a broad government shakeup. Bevan, Bevin and Cripps are among names speculated for changes as the left and right spar over postwar policy and theCoal industry reforms.
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The
London Star
Atthee
Emanuel Shinwell
Labor Party
Shinnel
Starsaid
Attles
George VI
Soverign
Shinwell
Star
Ranke
Amhur
Ermer
Mineworkers Union
Attlee
Shinwe
Tain
Conservative Evening News
Fred
Mined
Buckingham Palace
Merting
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Beth Shinwell
Vicount Addison
Commonwealth’ Relations
Johns Wilmot
A. V., Alexander
F. J. Reld
Viscount Hall
Firet
Admiralty
Ernest Bevin
Bronewie
Been ¥ Cripps
Mornacn
Cha
Hugh Dalton
First Meatless Tuesday Observed Nationwide With Gaps
Nationwide partial observance of a meatless Tuesday noted with mixed consumer impact. Markets showed higher wheat and corn futures despite new margin requirements, while bread prices rose in Detroit and several cities. Hog prices and New York wholesale pork moved unevenly amid shifting supply and demand.
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Suensians
Etna
Hotels
Gina Board of Trade
Department of Agriculture
Truman
Hia
Detroit
Newre
Ares
Chicas Hee
Erica Ot
New York
Arade AA
Ten arrests announced in southwestern Kansas robbery ring
Attorney General Edward F. Arn announced that 10 persons were arrested near Coffeyville on charges of robbery burglary larceny forgery and receiving stolen property. The arrests, aided by state and county officers, are tied to a regional ring active in southwestern Kansas over the past three months.
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Topeka
Kan
Edward F. Arn
Coffeyville
Ara
Karsea
Coffeyville, Home of Seven Muntootef
Paul Mort
Eureka
Genenenech
Deby Arn
Laveot
Aneas
Ara Asid Beard
Ara Aloo
Beard
Syville
K.B.1
Green
Montgomery County
Armas
Ralph Jarrett
Salisaw
Okla
Porte
K.B.I
Greenwood
Arn
Herman Scott
Greenwood County
E. Baldwin
Shariet
Lena Manntooth
Montgomery
Harold Shadday
Reenwood County
George Stapleton
Sedalia
Showers Forecast for Topeka and Kansas Tonight
Scattered light showers are expected over Kansas tonight with lows ranging from the north to the southeast. Highs near 86 degrees are forecast with cooler readings in the northwest. Temperatures and conditions reflect a typical autumn weather pattern for the region.
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Topeka
Kansas
Enrollment plans for adult education classes at Memorial High
Last year’s figures are expected tonight as 208 classes will meet at Memorial High School. E J Lepekin announces the program in the auditorium at 7:30 with the group selecting first and second choices. Enrollment results and course offerings will be announced tomorrow with tentative tens listed and Friday nights set, four dollar fees apply for ten two hour lessons.
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E. J. Lepekin
Cof Man
E. de Novoeeyast Wherry
Fem Oe
State Board For Vocducation
Lawrence Chamber] of Commerce
Board of Education of School District 60
Clason
Farm uproar over Brannan farm living claims
Congress blasts Assistant Agriculture Secretary Charles Brannan over a department briefing claiming farm families live in ruined houses without utilities. Representative Gross and Senator Thomas clash with critics arguing the description misrepresents rural living, while others press for long range farm policy.
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Washington
Gross
R.-Pa
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Agriculture Department
Elmer Thomas
Okla
Mark Thomas O
Cress
Agriculture Secretary
Charles F. Brannan
Eithe
Department
Congress
Tenei
Rogs
R.lowa
Jean Farmer
Page
D.-Tex
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Senate Covertien
Thomas
Brannan
Ing
Enrollment Trends In On And Off Campus Education
The report notes a ten year period ending 1943 44 showing off campus adult education enrollments rising from 215 to 4401 with 136 classes in 29 cities last year. Ten year averages include 13 classes in 3.6 cities and 21 percent in college credit programs. Vocational advancement saw 157 earn credits as 2500 students attended 52 classes in 27 cities outside Kansas City and Wichita extension centers.
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Bureau of Extension Nee
University of Kan
Malaga
Caen
Kansas City
Wichita
Unclear Names and Roles at Local Association Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mereid Long and Nethael 32 are mentioned along with Harold Long and Joe Ross Meade Kan. Harlan Remeberg El Domes as officers or attendees. The record lacks readable context and clear event details beyond a meeting convened here.
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Pela
R—Harold Long
Joe Ross
Meade. Kan
Harlan Remeberg
el Domes
Wink's Mortuary Notice for Chevel Garvin
Brief mortuary notice announces the passing of Chevel Apheiamee Garvin and lists Floss as a related detail. No further biographical data is provided in the fragment.
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Wink
Apheiamee Garvin
Floss
Nebbins Hoffman Back in Hospital for an Operation
Six year old Forest Nubbins Hoffman, who previously inspired nationwide Christmas cheer, is again in a Denver hospital for a kidney operation scheduled for Wednesday. Doctors expect the procedure to extend his life after a prior serious illness.
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Nebbins Hoffman
Denver
Forest
Nubbins
Leven Flood Wall First Finished Under Pick-Sloan Plan
Levee protecting the airport and a concrete river flood control structure on the Missouri River were the first two projects completed under the Pick-Sloan plan. Final inspections were held in Kaneas City on October 7.
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Leven
Pisa
Kaneas City
Miseouri
Turkey Back on Holiday Menus
Washington reports President Truman’s food committee modified the ration plan to exclude three holidays from the menu. The group asked Americans to avoid certain foods on the Mondays before the holidays, though overall program continuation remains.
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Turkey
Washington
Truman
Douglas county to hear 1947 corn yield estimates
Two corn growers meetings on Monday October 13 discuss yield results from 18 fertilizer combinations and 24 corn varieties at University Farm Lawrence and Conrad Gastrock farm on the Douglas county line. Harvesting and moisture tests will determine yields and answer fertilizer value questions for Kaw Valley farmers.
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Douglas County
Deal Six
University Farm
Lawrence Leonhard
Kaw Valley
Conrad Gastrock
Highway 59
Franklin- Douglas County
Local contest selects Queen of American Royal candidate
Final plans for tomorrow night's Lawrence contest to choose a Queen of the American Royal were completed by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Seven entrants including Miss Barbara Miller g with Rotary club sponsor vie for the right to advance to the Midwest regional event.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jayhawker Theater
Barbara Miller
New Jersey Street
Rotary Club
Midwest
Marilou Colyer
Lions Club
Mil Ice
Keta Sigma Phi
Carolyn Carter
Amvers
Edith Allen
V.F.W
Rosemary Gaines
American Legion
Marjorie Dowers
Elks Lodge
Keith Lawton
Jaycee
Lawrence
Lindley Hines
Wren
Topeka Junior Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Florists
Lawton
Eisenhower to Take Columbia Residence as Butler Leaves
New York Oct 7 General Dwight D Eisenhower will not face housing worries at Columbia University as Dr Nicholas Murray Butler agrees to move from the four story campus residence he has occupied since 1912. Butler wrote the board donating the house to Eisenhower and the trustees accepted the offer.
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New York
Cr—Altho
Columbia University
Emeritua
Nicholas Murray Butler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia
Butler
Southampton
Long Island
Frederick Coykendall
Board of
Fisenhower
New KU Party Formed After PSGL Dissolution
Dissolution of the Progressive Student Government league at the University of Kansas leads to the formation of the Independents. Lars Judy serves as chairman and reports 450 signatures needed for official party status. Founders plan to exclude affiliated fraternity members from the new group.
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Progressive Student Government League
University of Kansas
Independents
Lars
Dale Judy
Leaveworth
Ant Social Fraternity
P.S.G.L
Cattle Sale Near Winfield Ushers Historic Bids
Cattle sold by Mr and Mrs Sexe Elam of Winfield at a Holstein bovine sale yesterday brought 39242 dollars for 112 head an average of 407 dollars per head. The top bid reached 1300 dollars from J D son of Hays.
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Winfield
Kan
Sexe Elam
J. D. Son
Hays
Appraisers Report On Condemnation For High School Site
Judge Hugh Means appointed three appraisers for the Condemnation of 37.5 acres west of Louisiana Street near Nineteenth to Twenty-First, with values set for three tracts. The board accepts the report and plans to issue warrants. owners may appeal within 30 days. If appealed a district court jury will fix compensation.
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Hugh Means
Board of Education of School District 60
Douglas County District Court
Louisiana Street
Nineteenth
Twenty- First Street
C. C. Stewart
Warren Decker
Ora Owens
al Bromelsick
Corlett Cotton
Henry Shenk
Russell Carter
Ralph Pine
Dick Wagstaff
Deal
A. E. Woestemeyer
W. H. Qamkenbush
Supt
E. L. Novotny
Stewart
Liquor Less Days Sought by St Louis Federation
The Metropolitan Church Federation of St Louis asks President Truman to amend the food conservation program by proclaiming two liquor free days weekly. The federation endorses the plan to aid hungry European brethren in a White House letter.
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St. Louis
Metropolitan Church Federation of
Toll of Hiroshima Bomb Revised
Hiroshima officials said the death toll from the atomic bombing is now 73,150, far below the initial 100,000 figure. Col. Crawford Sama noted that reported graves and deaths on nearby islands are included in the total.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Crawford F. Sama
Hino
Sams
Fire drills planned in six schools during Fire Prevention Week
Fire Prevention Week activities focused on six schools with fire drills and inspections by a city squad. Fire Chief Paul Ingels reported the inspection started at Pinckney Junior High at nine with checks at Woodlawn Liberty Memorial and Cordley later. New York and McAllaster were slated for tomorrow morning.
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Paul Ingele
Pinckney
Woodlawn
Lincoln
Liberty Memorial High School
Cordley School
New York
McAllaster
Ingels
Frincipal
Non-Communist Affidavits Not Required of Officials
The National Labor Relations Board ruled 4 to 1 that top AFL and CIO officers are not required by Taft-Hartley to sign non-communist affidavits. The decision overrides the board's prior counsel and limits affidavits to officers of individual unions and locals for bargaining election procedures. Stock market index shows 60 stocks at 85.4, unchanged.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
AFL
C.I
Robert MW. Denham
Meatless Tuesday Affects Lawrence Cafes And Homes
Lawrence cafes plan meatless Tuesdays following President Truman’s request to cut meat poultry and eggs. Many restaurants will switch menus while households look for substitutes. University of Kansas figures and local officials urge support as shops weigh closures and staff adjust meal service amid wartime shortages.
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Lawrence
Truman
Counmenday
Crown Drug Comany Store
Ellen Owens
University of Kansas
Deana W. Maiott
Ara F
George Sauer
Sauer
Don Fambronough
Sunflower Village
New Corn Arrives on Local Market Harvest Update
Local dealers report the W447 corn crop entering full swing after late arrivals but harvest paused by Friday night rain. Yield so far trends below last year with averages around two to three bushels per acre, while prices drift downward from 2.45 dollars per bushel set last September.
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Reliag
Lawrence Kran
Fruay
Acre
Persa
Lawrence
Raivese Ume
New York Times Editor to Speak at KU Convocation
William Laurence science editor of the New York Times will address an all university convocation at the University of Kansas on November 4. He has served 27 years on the Times staff and will speak on Atomic the Key of Our Dreams. Richard Harness will speak at a later convocation on December 10.
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Wiliam Laurence
New York Times
University of Kansas
Raymond Nichols
Times
Laurence
Richard Harness
Nvws
Nanona Breadcasting Company
Smeax
Nichols
New York Essay Prize Announced by Chamber of Commerce
Dec 7 in New York reports the East Side Chamber of Commerce awards a $3 prize in an essay contest. The subject is How and Why I Came to the Bowery. The winner wrote an account of coming to New York and observing the Bowery.
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New York
Ninta
Che East Ade Chamber of Commerce
Weather district forecast transcription for the plains
Weather district forecast shows variable readings across Oklahoma Missouri and nearby states with temperatures around normal to slightly above or below averages. Next few days expect midweek warmth then cooler patterns with showers possible later in the period.
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