US Stands Ready To Defend Greece
The United States told the peace conference it would join in any UN defense of Greece if its security was threatened. Greek Premier Tsaldaris urged a Thrace border outlet to the Aegean Sea as part of Bulgarian treaty talks, while Bulgaria's reparations demand and frontier issues were debated. Washington said U S naval forces were in Greek waters and criticized external interference in Balkan affairs.
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Paris
United States
United Nations
Greece
Gates
Fuentere
Tsalin
Egucia
T Tsaldaris
Rance
Boris
Fourm
Mier Begaza
Argean Sea
Bulgaria
Aegean Sea
Wierblowski
Yugoslavia
Gireeve
Thrace
Ty Hs
Puicy
Ecier
Bogdan
James F. Az
Moshe Fijade
Yugnslavia
Tsakaris
Unite States Navy
Aegean
Balkan
Philord
Archbishop Stepinac Given 16 Year Prison Sentence in Tito Court
Archbishop Alojije Stepinac of Zagreb was convicted on all counts of aiding the axis and sentenced to 16 years hard labor by a Yugoslav People's Court. Co defendants faced death. several others received prison terms as the court confiscated his property and barred him from rights for five years. The trial followed charges of collaboration with the Croatian regime and Ustashi ties.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Alojrije Stepinac
Axis
People's Court
Stepinac
Ante Pavelic
Marshal Tito
Beik Lisak
Securety Pe
Draja Minailovic
Chetnik
Ustashi
Pavle Gunlin
Tito
Puptet
Kalgan Falls as Chinese Communists Face Strong Resistance
Kalgan fell to Chiang Kai-shek's forces signaling a shift in the Chinese Civil War. The fall follows a rapid advance by Gen Fu Tso yi into the Kalgan region, while Communist spokesmen warn of uncertain future actions. The government convenes a national assembly for November 12 to ratify a new constitution, with both the Communists and the Democratic League signaling they will not attend.
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Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Kalean
Ministry of National Defense
Chahar
Peking
China
Wang Ping-Nan
Fu Tho-Yi
Kaigan
Chiang
Rational Assembly
Third
Democratic League
Kalgan
Yenan
General Marshall
U. E F
U.S
Leighton Stuart
Joss
Highway Patrol Lists 16 Kansans Charged With Liquor Violations
Gov. Schoenpel released a state patrol report listing 16 Kansans charged with liquor law violations over the past year. The patrol stopped motorists for traffic and highway violations and referred all arrestees to local authorities for liquor prosecutions.
Malott to Speak at Kansas Library Association Meeting
Chancellor Deane W. Malore of the University of Kansas will address the Kansas Library Association meeting at Wichita tonight on An Enduring Service in Critical Times.
Five Advance Gifts Are Made to Chest-USO Fund
Haskell County USO drive chair We. W. T. Allen announced a campaign kickoff at the main street on Oct 17 with more than 100 contributions planned. Will Yearout of the Chamber of Commerce organized supplies for the Sunflower Ordnance Work drive effort.
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J.C. Tenney
Charlton Insurance Agency
al Bromel
Jeffries
Rence Servicr
We. W. T. Allen
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He Tainian
Will Yearout
Chamber of Cameree
Plane Lands Safely at Cimarron Field
An unidentified navy training plane landed safely at Cimarron Field near Oklahoma City after turbulence. The incident occurred October 12 as the craft from Glenview was diverted to the field for a precautionary landing.
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Oklahoma City
Cimarron Field
Glenview
Students to Fill Here in Class
Reading fragment shows an instruction about discarding corneal parts and other materials for class. Article lacks clear names places or events but indicates a classroom activity related to anatomy terms and proper disposal.
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Fis
Meat talks at White House fail to reveal decision
Washington Oct 11 Secretary of Agriculture Anderson said President Truman is weighing a decision on the meat problem after a long cabinet session failed to produce a solution to the shortage. Anderson noted the president heard views from his officials but no on the spot decision was made.
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Anderson
Truman
White House
White
Ohio
Taf
OPA
OPA Beef Advisory Committee
Rep
Celler
DNY
Democratic Nation
Robert E. Hanmercan
Rnion
John R. Steeltorney
Tam
Beef Packing Industy
Rd Anderson
Saat
Aecicn
Topeka Weather Forecast Predicts Cold Week Ahead
October 11 report from Topeka weather bureau says a persistent nip in the air now and over the weekend with slightly warmer temperatures Tuesday and Wednesday. Eastern readings 8 to 10 degrees below normal, western areas 3 to 6 below. frost and freezing expected overnight in the east with minimums 20 to 35. Solomon River cresting near Beloit and light to moderate overflows forecast in upper counties.
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Topeka
Solomon River
Beloit
Conco
Ets
Wamega Lindshoro
Chanute
Tovega
Ellis
Coffesville
Seserioy Fez
OPA raises newsprint prices despite decontrol request
The Office of Price Administration boosted newsprint ceilings by $10 a ton for U S standard deliveries to 38 port cities and for 10 zones. The move aims to prevent diversion of foreign newsprint and to discourage domestic producers from shifting output to more profitable papers. The decontrol request from publishers remains under study.
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Washington
OPA
United States
Twenty-Five Women Nominated Homecoming Queen KU
Twenty-five women students at Kansas are nominated as candidates for Homecoming Queen. Names include Mary Files, Iris Barbara Dilio Joe, Lorraine Carpenter, Virginia Power, and Georgia Lee West. Committee chair details and Friday ceremony plans are noted with KU officials and coaches mentioned.
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Vl of Kansas
Oday
Mary Files
Alpha Oheren
Maries de
Iris Barbara Dilio
Joe Jerdolyn Harger
Dale
Norma Jean
Kappa Air
Theta
Lorraine 'Rpenter
Cort Hall
Marv Ei
Emily Burgers
Emplin
Robinson
Fox
Gamma
Ruth Mz Carruth
Virginia Power
Moostall
Eleanor Rotert
Lorraine Carpenter
Dobson Leads Sox In Game Three Of World Series
Joe Dobson started for Boston as he held St Louis to four hits over eight innings guiding the Red Sox to a 3-2 edge in the 43rd World Series. Don Gutteridge and Leon Culberson provided late-inning help with key hits as Boston avoided a loss to the Cardinals at Fenway Park. Dobson walked one and fanned eight, while Culberson hit his first starting time and Howie Pollet was hit for a homer in the sixth. The pitching duel tilted the Series in Boston’s favor.
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Fenway Park
Boston
Joe Dobson
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Don Gutteridge
Leon Culberson
Sox
Gutteridge
Bobby Doerr
Culberson
Manareer
Eddie Drew
Howie Pollet
Dobson
Campfletefe
Tyre the Cence
Joe Cronin
Mickel Harris
Durant
Okla
Gee
Kansas constitution amendment on vacancies to be voted
Harold Fisher will post placards around town outlining a proposed amendment to Section nine of Article two. The change would shift vacancy filling from general election to legislative provision. The notice appears in a local civic column with contact for further details.
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State of
Kansas
Ciy Care
Harold Fisher
Teachers Group to Convene Here for 1946 Convention
The Kansas Association of Childhood Education meets here tomorrow at Pinckney school with about 100 members and visitors. Theme is Relationships Here and There as it shares methods to elevate child education and professional training. The event includes exhibits, a luncheon, and installations of new officers at 2:15 p.m. with music by local students and remarks by noted educators.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Dodge City
Kar
Kansas Association of Childhood Education
Pinckney School
Pr. Votnr
Rence Schooll Group
Webster
Schhow
Helen FE. Sha
Ami Carolyn Traynor
Blanch Pierson
Muriel Dougan
New York School
Lawrence
Pinckney
Joanne Okampete
Manuel Meldonado
Wahert
St. Louis
Lawrence Wandh
A.C.E
Lucile Hisen
Mabel Mallory
Bernice Iam
Marjory Havendick
Hazel Lee Simmons
Joyce Earhart
Laura Warren
TheGregor
Inccheon
Mary J. Mark
Carrere Thompson
Hazel Dawson
Carlson Here Monday at Hoch Auditorium KU rally
Carl son scheduled to address University of Kansas students and townspeople at Hoch auditorium Monday night at 8 o'clock as part of a GOP governor campaign event. A band will play and the Collegiate Young Republicans club plans the program with a dinner at the Hotel Eldridge later. Topics include education resubmission and the gasoline tax.
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University of Kansas
Frank Carlson
Hoch Auditorium
Car'sons
Young Republicans Club of
K.A
Carlson
Eldridge
Cambridge Honors Eisenhower and Montgomery With Degrees
Cambridge University awarded honorary Doctor of Laws to General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery. The ceremony praised their wartime leadership and alliance with Latin tributes, highlighting allied cooperation and the impact of their efforts on victory.
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Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Gerera
Eisenhower
Field Marshs
Lord Montgomery
Bower
Aber Mont
Debate Meeting Aims to Boost Homecoming Attendance
The program seeks to encourage broader participation in the Nebraskan homecoming events and to increase attendance at the football game this Saturday afternoon.
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Nebraskas
Two Share Award Sparks Water Department Mixup
Water Department chemist Rober J. Me s WHE share the dares Dent award at a Munich Chanute meeting. The prize was for paper on chlorine use with Curt tastes and odolster. An error led to Hagar receiving the award instead of Mounsey. the association corrected the list to include Mounsey.
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Water Department
Rober J
Maier Hagar
Nintendo
Wiation
Munichtes
Chanute
Haar
Hagar
William Roth Named Head of Kansas University Psychiatry Department
William Roth to head the University of Kansas Department of Psychiatry with a background in research at the Rockefeller Foundation. He previously served at Vanderbilt University and Nashville. The appointment follows a decree from the university administrators and signals a focus on advancing psychiatric research and clinical programs.
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William Roth
K. U. Department of Psychiatry
County Treasurer Reports Near Two Million Disbursed
Roy Flory issued the treasurer's report detailing income and expenditures for the fiscal year. The accounting notes cash on hand and bond disbursements, with various line items and fees recorded.
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Tes County
Roy Flory
Bar Docket Issued For November District Court Term
Nearly all Douglas County lawyers are slated to represent clients in the November term of the district court. The 103 criminal cases include murder and liquor offenses, with a broad civil docket featuring divorce, mortgages, property matters, and estates. District Judge Hush Mears will preside, with Robert C. Owler serving as county attorney.
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Hush Mears
Robert C. Owler
Douglas County
Ndt
Dous
Emity Bar
Enurt
Local Names in Kan. Ont. Counties Rent Figures
A clipped list mentions Margie Tharles and others as key figures in county rent matters in Kansas and Ontario. Sparse OCR reads show names and districts but lack full context or dates.
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Poe Semen
Wilson
Nera Cunti Es
Margie Tharles
HUA Te Doe
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