Stalin Has No Thought of War Says British Labor Leader
Labor MPs report Stalin told them in Russia he wished to resolve political and economic issues with the United States and Britain and had no thought of war. He favored improving trade relations with both powers and warned that cooperation between unequal systems is possible only if those nations seek better ties. The discussion followed a visit to Moscow to study Russian unions and industry.
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Warsaw
Act
Stalin
Russia
United States
Britain
Associated Press
Hrizene
Konni Zilliacus
Eishtman Brito Ceeration
America
Sochi
Moscow
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Hincus
Labor Party
Left
Wink
Communist “Information Bureau
Belarade
Gomomuniet
Europe
Magee
Five Die in Marseille to Mallorca Plane Crash
Rescue teams searched the Mediterranean after a Marseille to Oran transport plane crashed. Five bodies were recovered, with five unidentified remains and two infants among the dead. Relatives and officials sought survivors as military divers scoured the crash area.
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Paris
Marsei E
Prem O
France
North Africa
Militar
Iiem
Air Transport Control
Cartagena Bay
Spain
Plane Down in Fog Injures Two Tepehans in Plainville
Two Tepehans, Par man and Orville Johnson, were hospitalized after a Funk Aircraft plane crashed near Plainville Kansas in dense fog. The craft, chartered to fly to Denver, clipped an oil derrick and landed near a farm house for aid.
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Miainville
Kan
Cr— Ces Co
Ly Parman
Orv Lle
Roaring Welcome Planned for Bibb Crew at Boston Harbor
Coast Guard Cutter Bibb nears Boston with 60 survivors from a transatlantic plane wreck. A roaring welcome is planned by Acting Mayor Hynes and harbor officials while Red Cross aids are readied for men women and infants. Tina Lewin recalled calm on the rescue and praised Coast Guard operations.
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Coast Guard
Menten
Besten
Bermuds
Salem
Boston
A Coast Guards
Bibb
Boston Harbor
John B. Hynes
Red Cross
Tina Lewin
North Atlantic
Guard Reinforced as Army Prison Train Escapes Streak
A reinforced armed guard guards about 150 of the worst prisoners aboard an army train moving from Green Haven New York to Camp Cooke California. Seven escapes occurred in three states with most recaptured and one still at large James D Anders 23 Jamestown New York identified by authorities as the fugitive in Kansas Lt Col H Ames called the group the worst the army has. Three German prisoners of war sentenced to life were aboard with Americans at Camp Carson Colorado as part of the train fight. In Selkirk Kansas Sohn Lee 23 Pittsburgh Francis Walker 23 Elmira escaped after slipping cuffs and were recaptured at dawn one man hiding a key in his shoe.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
California
Kansas
James D. Anders
Jamestown
Anany
Greenhaven
N. Y
Camp Cooke
Calif
Camp Carson
Colo
Francis Walker
Elmira
Anders
Lee
Walker
Selkirk
Million Dollar WAA Spot Sale At Camp Crowder
War Assets Administration announces a close-out spot sale of personal property October 29 at Camp Crowder Missouri miles south of Necho on highway T1. Estimated sale value is 1 200 000 dollars. Veterans may buy set-aside items such as typewriters office equipment coal conveyors while priority claimants receive 450 dining chairs 5 generators 1 gravel plant a truck and a numbering machine. All unsold items at fixed prices go to general sale via spot bid.
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War Assets Administration
Camp Crowder
Necho
WAA
Calf Sale Prices Hit Highs at Douglas County 4-H Event
Nineteen of twenty two calves from Douglas county 4-H members sold at the pre Regal sale in Kansas City topping 30 dollars per hundred pounds. Jim Poole’s calf led at 837 50, Shirley Hughes second at 536 50, with several others in the 30s and 40s. Frank Hagenbuch plans to show his calf in the Royal.
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Dollas County
4-H
Kansas City
Deal Stix
Douglas County
Jim Poole
Shirley Hughes
Dorothy
Eva Adams
Douglas County 4-H
Frank Hagenbuch
The
Royal
Doris Heffner
Rob Hurley
Robert Schaake
Bob Nehrbase
John B. Robison
Warne Leonhard
Marlin Hormberger
Lyman Jonesey
Barbara Breeheisen
Mary Ellen Adams
Dorothy Adams
Gene White
Shirel v. Hughes
Larry Craig
Norman Crai
Hobrew
Owen Craig
Arthur M. Hyde Dies at 70 Former Missouri Governor and Ag Secretary
Arthur M. Hyde, 70, a former Missouri governor from 1922 to 1925 and secretary of agriculture under President Hoover, died of cancer in New York after two surgeries at Memorial hospital. A Princeton, Missouri native and son of congressman Ara B. Hyde, he entered politics in 1912 and championed rural education and modern farming methods.
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New York
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
Herbert Hoover
Hyde
Memorial Hospital
Princeton
Ara B. Hyde
Progressive Party
Missing DC-3 Cargo Plane Sought By Authorities
A DC-3 cargo plane operated by Strato Freight with three crew members vanished after departing Charlotte for Gainesville. Air force and civil aviation officials are coordinating the search, with possible off course drift toward western mountains. Crew members include E Kornish, Robert Piper, and Dwight Coulter.
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Charlotte
N. C
Lp— Air Force
Civil Aeronautics
Strato Freight, Inc
Gainesville
Ents
E. Kornish
Otis
Mass
Robert Piper
Pittsfield
Phe
Dagwatomie
Dwight Coulter
R D. Beaumont
Slane
Epoca
Beaumont Caid
Change in Oklahoma baby sitting plan for football game
The University of Oklahoma will switch its approach for the Kansas versus Oklahoma game by hiring individual babysitters at home for $1 more. Student Senator Ferrill Rogers, who proposed the original plan, hopes this change allows him to attend the game.
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Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Ferrill Rogers
Pat Read Indian Trader to Tour Colleges on Indian Lore
Pat Read a.k.a Colonel Lathrop Read Jr. launches a lecture tour for the K U Extension across a five state area. The former Kansas highway patrol undersheriff and veteran of the European theater will present his Indian history and artifacts to school groups while discarding military titles. He travels with a trailer containing knives bows pipes and beadwork and plans appearances in Kansas Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma and Missouri. The start date is pending.
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Pat Read
K.U
Pas Read
Lathrop Bb. Read, Jr
Kansas Highway Parrel
Douglas County
Andrew Schveppel
Neoman
Middle West
Ue Extension Division
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Utah
Texas
Charles Banning
F. W. Read
Kansas
Kaw River
Lawrence
L. BR. Read
Celine Read
State Patrol
Read
Southwest
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklaoma
Missou
Colonel Read
Army
Highway Patrol
Britain will not trade freedom for prosperity says Attlee
Prime Minister Attlee told Birmingham that Britain must not sacrifice freedom democracy or moral values for material gain. He asserted orderly planning can coexist with individual initiative and unity of action without uniformity, urging hard work by all for the recovery, in a speech at the ceremony granting freedom to Birmingham.
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Birmingham
England
Attlee
Britain
Kansan in Railroad Case Heads Midwest Presentation
St Paul Minn Oct 18 John P Bonebrake director of the rate division of the Kansas Corporation commission will present a case of eight midwestern states at the Interstate Commerce Commission regional railroad rate hearing November 3 in Chicago He was chosen yesterday among public utility officials from Minnesota the Dakotas Kansas Missouri Iowa Wisconsin and Nebraska The Chicago hearing will consider the application of American railroads for a 27 percent rate freight hike
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St. Paul, Minn
John P.bonebrake
Kansas Corporation Commission
Mid
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakotas
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Ean Oider
Football Scores Available This Afternoon
The Journal-World will provide major football scores this afternoon by phone 22. Readers can call for up to date results from games played nationwide.
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Ealing the Journal-World
Women to Cover Town for Chest Drive
About 225 Lawrence women will join the 187 Community Chest drive Monday with a 7 30 p m meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Co captains and precinct captains organize a block by block canvass across Lawrence neighborhoods while 41 local men kick off the drive with a downtown committee meeting.
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Royal Parade Highlights Record Farm Stock Display
The Royal Parade features 6500 prize animals including stock and horses at a $100,000 competitive stake. Some 10,000 Farm Youth visitors attend as the American Farm Youth convention joins the eight day Royal event.
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Amerean Farm
Farmers of America
Sunior Chamber Plans Wading Pool Benefit Concert
Rubinoff to headline a fundraiser on November 17 to raise funds for a sanitary children’s wading pool in South Para. Proceeds will defray construction costs for a filtered pool for local kids. James Shaver and Javeee oversee planning with hopes for completion by next summer.
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Sunior Chamber of Commerce
Rubinoff
Vielsmst
South Para
Oden Shaver
Javeee
Lawrence
Shavers
Scneor
Liberty Memorial Fit Secon
We Reetary Club
Jacees
Bodies of 340 Arrive at Kansas City Depot
The 340 war dead from the Pacific arrived at the Kansas City quartermaster depot from San Francisco. They will be sent to next of kin in Kansas Missouri and other mid western states with no on site ceremonies. A memorial service is planned Sunday at the Liberty Memorial. Col. M A Quinn said deliveries to families will begin next Wednesday after transportation and escort arrangements.
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Kansas City
Pacific
Kansas
Missouri
San Francisco
Liberty Memorial
M. A. Quinn
Fair Weekend Forecast For Topeka Area
Topeka and surrounding Kansans face a warm weekend with mild nights. Meteorologist A. D. Robb predicts temperatures from 40 to 43 degrees in the northwest and 30 to 55 degrees elsewhere with little or no rain. Wichita topped 86 during yesterday’s statewide readings.
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Topeka
Kansans
A. D. Robb
A. S
Robb
S. E. Flora
Weather Bureau
Robo
Topexa
Ellis
Kansas City
Wichita
Goodland
Double Trouble At Kansas University Enrollment Mixups
Officials at the University of Kansas uncover duplicate student records causing enrollment confusion. Two Patricia Ann Smiths, one from Great Bend and one from Lawrence, share birth months and freshman status, prompting registrar checks and puzzled remarks from Dean Paul B. Lawcon.
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University of Kansas
Great Bend
Tennessee Street
Lawrence Patricia
Patricia
Elliott
Altho
Marilyn June
Smiths
Paul B. Lawcon
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Oklahoma Fans Seek Revenge Over KU Rivalry
Oklahoma supporters chase revenge after a basketball clash with Kansas University. The report details the Oklahoma State influence and their big game buildup, noting attendance, weather factors, and crowd energy as the team prepares for the next match.
Wreck Rescue Yields Few Survivors Across Submarine Area
A damaged vessel near the Mare geie coast was wrecked with 18 aboard including four women and four crewmen. Searchers recovered bodies as rescue efforts continued and rumors of a rescue attempt faded amid salvage operations and military presence.
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Dunedin
Amre Tour
Oran
Tagena
Verteriay
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