Russian Refuses To Debate Berlin Issue
Paris Oct 15 Soviet deputy foreign minister Andrei Vishinsky refused to participate in debate on the Berlin blockade. He said the matter belongs in the Big Four foreign ministers council, not the Security Council, and declined to provide information. Despite the stance, Western powers urged direct negotiations and some smaller nations still saw a chance for peaceful settlement.
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Paris
Andrei LY. Vishinsy
Berlin
Security Council
Juan A. Bramuglia
Argentina
Council
Bramuglia
United States
Italy
France
Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Hig Four Foreign Ministers’ Council
Russia
Faria el Khoury
Svris
Vishinske
Council Free
Hie
Stalin
Germany
Liberty Memorial Lions Meet Shawnee Mission In Homecoming
Liberty Memorial high school hosts homecoming as undefeated Lions face undefeated Shawnee Mission on Haskell gridiron. Queen coronation during halftime, with three candidates Marilyn Ringler Ann Speara and Jean Denny. Girls pep club and band participate. 200 plus girls form a red heart on field.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Lions
Shawnee Mission
Ween
Marilyn Ringler
Ann Speara
Jean Denny
Bob Moore
Don Norvell
Paul Erhart
Local Officials Elected in Southern Kansas
Heads Heath Greep Wichita announces the election of a new city and county official group in southern Kansas. Frank L. Pareons is named head with David Bergen of Wichita as vice president and Raymond Fair as secretary, as announced last night.
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Wichita
Frank L . Pareons
Kanaas
Fince
David Bergen
Southern Kansas Sanitarians Ressorations
Raymond Fair
Elee of Pareous
U N Mediator Sees Hope for Palestine Peace Deal
Paris Oct 15 1934 U N mediator Dr Ralph Bunche told the 58 nation political committee that time is ripe for a settlement in Palestine and both sides would accept a reasonable U N proposal for peace He said Israel has been a living reality since birth May 15 and outlined nine fundamental issues for the U N Assembly including permanent peace boundaries Jerusalem guarantees rights of Palestinians and refugee matters He noted Count Folke Bernadotte failed to bridge talks after Arabs refused to meet Jews Bunche urged a firm political stance on Palestine in the Assembly.
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Paris
United Nations
Holy Land
U. N
Ralph Bunche
Bunche
Israel
TOTCP
Palestine
United Nations Assembly
Jerusalem
Folke E Brnadotte
Air defense in Alaska and Panama Canal zone plans
US air defense for Alaska this winter comprises five bombers and about 75 fighters with B-50 missions rotating November 1 to March 15. In the Panama Canal zone 12 F-41 fighters remain, while a full fighter group moved out last summer. From Moscow, ambassador Walter Bedell Smith returned to report to Truman after trips to Washington Paris and Berlin. Kenneth Holliday reported a bicycle stolen from in front of the Patee theatre.
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Washington
United States Air Defense
Alaska
Panama Canal Zone
Air Force
Polar Frontier
iThe
Panama Canal
Moscow
Walter Bedell Smith
U. S
Russia
Paris
Berlin
Truman
Kenneth Holliday
Maple Street
Patee Theatre
Power Elements in World Politics Forum Series Planned
University of Kansas Extension and Lawrence public schools present a five week adult education series titled Power Elements in World Politics. Dr. Frank T. Stockton will open November 4 in Liberty Memorial auditorium from 7:30 to 9 p.m. with topic How Strong is Russia.
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University of Kansas Extension
Lawrence Public Schools
Frank T. Stockton
University Extension
Liberty Memorial High
Dean Stockton
Fi. L. Novotny
I. Logsdon
Gerald Pearson
Hobart Hanson
Thomas R. Smith
Russia
Harold Barr
Kansas School of Religion
C. B. Realey
China
Professor Smith
Cecil G. Lalicker
Walter Kollmorgen
Lawrence
Showers and Cooler Weather Coming to Kansas
Topeka forecast notes light scattered precipitation moving into western and northern Kansas tonight and Saturday. Temperatures drop from a statewide high of 80 yesterday to around 65 in the west and 70 in the east tomorrow. Lows tonight expected 38 to 53, with a cooler spell through Sunday before a rise Monday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Goodland
Garden City
Mercury
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Panhandle
Ecards
Chicago
Edmonton
Fort Worth
Havre
Mont
Kansas City
Bos Angel Ty
Minneapolia
New Orleans
New York
Washington
Two Lawrence Republicans Attend Dewey Address at Auditorium
Lawrence GOP members joined Gov. Thomas E. Dewey’s Kansas City rally as two platform guests at the Municipal Auditorium. Mrs. Lucille McCreath and Frank Sullivan sat with the Kansas delegation as Dewey addressed a packed 15,000-seat arena, with thousands more turned away.
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Dewey
Lawrence
Thomas E. Dewey
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium
Kansas
Lucille McCreath
Frank Sullivan
Fire New Charges In Hot Campaign On Atomic Matters
In a heated election exchange President Truman and Gov. Dewey traded charges on atomic energy. Truman accused Dewey of wanting private exploitation of atomic power while Dewey argued the Democratic administration is failing and urged fresh national leadership. Dewey pressed good government themes and outlined five essentials: freedom, teamwork, integrity, competence, and courage.
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Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Indiana
Milwaukee
New York
Hunt
Minnesota
Kansas City
Dewey
Phoenix
Ariz
Tom Pendergast
Fredom
35th Annual Kansas deans meet opens at KU campus
The thirty fifth state conference of Kansas deans of women and girls advisors and the annual high school debate institute began at the University of Kansas today and will run through tomorrow. Sixty five delegates from colleges and high schools across the state attend. Eighteen high schools are represented with 163 students hearing lectures on this year s debate topic and preparation methods. The institute highlights a KU debate tonight between Edward Stollenwerck and William Conboy, facing a Missouri team, on the motion that the United Nations should be restructured into a federal world government.
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State Conference of Kansas
University of Kansas
Margaret Habien
K. U
Martha Peterson
Ollow
Edward Stollenwerck
William Conboy
University of Missouri
United Nations
Meat packers oppose fast rail freight raise
Four Midwest packing firms filed protest with the Interstate Commerce Commission against an immediate freight rate hike. John Morrell and Co. Rath Packing Co. George A. Hormel and Co. Oncar Mayer and Co. operate plants in Ottumwa Waterloo Austin Sieur de Mont and Mitchell Dakota, Topeka, Madison and Prairie du Chien, Dallas, Freemont. They urge no quick rate increase while ICC hearings continue on an 18 percent permanent rise.
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Washington
Meat Midwest Packing Companies
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Morrell and Co
The
Rath Packing Co
George A. Hormel and Co
Oncar Mayer and Co
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Austin
Minn
Sieur
Alls
Mitchell
Topeka
Kan
Clay sees a slump in Red expansion
General Lucius Clay warned that Soviet expansion could recede if Western powers maintain a firm stance in Berlin. In a privately delivered speech to British delegates on September 28, Clay stated lasting European peace depends on Western resolve and noted democratic forces and recovery in Western Europe are not yet pressuring Soviet control in satellite states.
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Berlin
Lucius Clay
Germany
Clay
Europe
212 More Voters Registered as City Extends Registration Hours
Two hundred twelve new voters registered yesterday as the city clerk’s office keeps evening hours through October 22 to aid turnout for the November 2 election. Total city registration reaches 10,784 amid a surge of K U students seeking local voting status. In Baldwin, Baker University students may not vote unless locally resident, affecting three constitutional amendments. In-state versus out-of-state absentee ballot rules limit student participation. Tax and jury-duty liability for resident students is debated. officials note property tax applies to county residents with property on March 1.
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K. U
Baldwin
Baker University
Douglas County
T. R. Gerhart
F. Arn
Riding to the Royal by University of Kansas riders
Twenty five KU equitation students in red shirts and blue jeans leave Lawrence at 8 a m for Kansas City to join the American Royal parade. Instructor Gayle Mott and Mrs. Matt accompany, with Ed Young on an imported Arabian horse. A chuck wagon follows as the group rests in Bonner Springs overnight.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Gayle Mott
Matt
Ed Young
Bonner Springs
Don Henry
Janet Belt
John G. Atherton
John C. Hanaway
Harriet Waddell
Beverly Pepper
Mila Williams
J. Don Ferguses
Jane Kirchhoff
Rosemary Hodgins
Eugene
Call for Eleven Men to Report for Physical Examination
Local selective service board issues call for eleven men to report in Topeka on October 29 for fitness exams. A prior group of six men reported October 7 for examinations: William Arthur Pe er, George Kenneth Richardson, Louis Andrew Lavarro, Roosevelt Farmer, David Clayton Farrer, and Charles Almarin Ralaston. The seventh man, Willard Alvin Shrimplin, was transferred to another assign ment.
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Selective Service Board
Topeka
William” Arthur Peer
Rge Kenneth Richardson
Louis Andrew Lavarro
Roosevelt Farmer
David Clayton Farrer
Charles Almarin Ralaston
Willard Alvin Shrimplin
Soviet 1948 Output Surges Past 1940 Levels
Moscow reports industrial production up 26 percent from 1940, a Soviet peak. The central statistical administration also says the 1948 grain crop has reached 1940 levels and surpassed prewar yields.
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Moscow
Central Statistical Administration
Russia
Statistical Administration
Community Chest Drive Reaches $3155.51 on Fourth Day
On day four the Campus Community Chest drive reported $3155.51 toward a $19,946 goal. Advances total $2488.51 with $637 from the business district and $25 from residences. Cochairs Hugh Gibson and Hilda James coordinate organized houses and campus booths to gather contributions from students and veterans awaiting government checks.
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Hugh Gibson
Hilda James
Cochairmen
Red Feather
Union Building
Frank Stronghall
Constant Construction Co
Carl's Clothing Co
Eldridge
Lawrence Transfer and Storage
Fritzel-Jayhawk
M. F. Hudson Co
I Company
Parker Buick
Miller Furniture
Beal Brothers
Bill Borin
Drake's Bakery
Marks Jewelry
Stowatt Rexall Drugs
Reuter Organ Company
Turner Grocery
Singer Sewing Center
Haverty's Market
Brooks Wholesale Beverages
General Electric House of Magic Coming to KU
Lawrence will host General Electric's House of Magic at Hoch Auditorium on December 10 with two shows at 4 and 8 pm. Dr. Donald G. Wilson, chair of EE, says no admission charge and notes GE engineers will set up on site with William A. Gleasing as master of ceremonies guiding the demonstrations.
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General Electric Corporation
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Donald G. Wilson
Enairman
Electrical Engineering
Wilson
Hoch Auditorium
G. E. Company
B.D. Lipscamh
Kansas City
General Electric
William A. Gleasing
House of Magic
Freyd Gibbons
United States
Dr. Wilson
Pittsburg votes on 2-commissioner manager plan
Pittsburg officials announced a referendum to adopt a two commission manager form of government, to be decided by voters on November 2. Mayor Joe Gutteridge stated the plan is voluntary and part of city actions dated October 15, 1972.
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Pittsburg. Kan
Pittsburg
Joe Gutteridge
ERP Expenses May Drop in 1949
Paul Hoffman of the Economic Cooperation Administration said the 1949 European Recovery Fund may be lower than this year’s 85,055,000,000 due to progress. He cannot judge fund size until the Paris council drafts its next plan. Hoffman seeks an halt to dismantling German plants until fresh studies determine recovery needs.
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Washington
Paul Hoffman
Paris
Hoffman
France
Britain
Germany
Seek A Rehearing In Bell Kansas Rate Case
Southwestern Bell Telephone filed for a rehearing of the October order allowing a temporary Kansas rate increase. The company argues continued losses and insufficient relief, seeks an emergency hike of 3.549 million annually, and notes delays in providing requested profit and loss data. The case faces district court review after prior dismissal for affiliate-transaction issues.
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Topeka
Kan
Qet
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Bell
Commission
Althe Bell
Djs Bell Exchangee
District Court
Four Hundred Soldiers Struck by Illness at Lowry Field
Denver Oct. 15 Four hundred soldiers at Lowry Field are ill with an unidentified intestinal disorder. Twenty five hospitalized. Disorder tentatively diagnosed as ptomaine poisoning. About half fell ill yesterday and the rest today.
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Denver
Oet
Lowry Field
Air Force
Westerday
Final Offer in wage increase bids to 23000 long lines workers
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company announced a final offer of 4,000,000 dollars in annual wage increases for 23,000 long lines employees. The offer was presented at a meeting that started last night and continued into the early morning hours.
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New York
American Telephone and — Telegraph Empany
Naval Chief Denfeld to headline KU homecoming week
Admiral Louis F. Denfeld chief of naval operations will address an all student convocation at the University of Kansas and attend the homecoming events Friday and Saturday. He will speak on The Navy and National Defense at Hoch Auditorium Friday morning and appear on the ER. U. Editors day program October 23. The visit includes meetings with ROTC units and social functions. Denfeld will be hosted by Dean Carr and visit Salina before returning to Washington Saturday night.
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Louis F. Denfeld
Naval Operations
University of Kansas
Admiral Denfeld
Navy
Army
Omar Bradley
National Defense
OSM
Hoch Auditorium
ER. U
Deane W. Mallett
Chamcellor Malet
Department of Commerce
Business Advisory Council
Derfelds
Dean DeWitt Carr
Engineering
Carr
Dean Carr
United States
Admiral Denfel
Lawrence
Stdensees
R.O.T. C
University of Nebraska
Denfeld
Washington
Everlhear
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U.N
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Canal Zone
K.U
Kansas-Missouri
Barbara Ann Burkholder
Muehlebach Hotel
Harry Darby
Kaneas
Tom Wr
Frank Carlson
Arther Capper
Kanens
Sunflower State
Edward TL. Scheufler
Jackson County
Forrest C. Donnell
James P. Kem
Murray E. Thompson
Eleryem
Independence
President Tremas
Paesarents
Capper
Jirs. Dewey
N. Y
K. C
Associated Press
Draft Board
MT. Oread
the Assected Press
Telephone Company
Dorothy Ray Bivens
Tulsa
Texas
Karl Koffman
Ida Grove
Iowa
Louis E. Denfeld
Annapolis
Chester W. Nimitz
Speen
London
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