Reds Urge End to Berlin Blockade and Negev Truce
The UN Security Council called on Russia to lift the Berlin blockade with a plan tying relief to a monetary and diplomatic package. Israel and Egypt agreed to halt fighting in the Negev, ending a week of clashes despite Arab denials. Vishinsky worded cautious Kremlin stance as Western delegates weigh terms.
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United Nations Security Council
Russia
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Hig Council of Foreign Ministers
Sereetad
Egypt
Negev
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Security Council
Kremlin
Germany
Bonn
Landsberg
Navy Appointments Honor Three University of Kage Students
Three University of Kage students from Lawrelies Stanleype nny and Wayne to Mariette Ra ward Maxwell were among midshipmen and officers of the Kansas Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps, as Admiral Louis B Dennett presided. Midshipman Benny Penns from Tennessee Street and Midshipman Burdett from Connecticut Street are juniors in engineering and liberal arts, respectively. Burnett and Maxwell won NROTC scholarships in fall 1946 in statewide competition.
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University of Kage
Lawrelies
Stanleypenny
Wayne
Mariette Raward K. Maxwell
Kansas Naval Reseret
Louis Bo Dennett
United Ptates
Nasil
Wade
Benny
Moon
Penns
Digo
Tennessee Etreet
Burpett
Lawrence Merchants Set Early Saturday Closing Time
Most Lawrence merchants will close stores at 1 30 Saturday to attend the Fence football game at Memorial Stadium. Chairman Soke Damsky of the Merchants division of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce says many stores reopen after the game. It is the only game of the year for which stores will close, with filling stations restaurants and a few groceries remaining open.
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Lawrence
Icatapell
Merchants Division
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Ory
Russians Hear Voice Of America Despite Soviet Jamming
Washington reports Moscow and Vladivostok stations are used to jam Voice of America broadcasts but officials say jamming never fully stops the signal. Russian listeners show intensified interest. Kasenkina case cited as evidence of quick news pickup. US estimates of Soviet listeners rise from 8.1 million to over 24 million as broadcasts continue.
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America
Washington
Russia
Voice of America
Moscow
Vladivostok
State Department
Kasenkina
Oksana Kasenkina
New York
Voice
Soviet Union
George Allen
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
United States
Manila
Congress
Registration ends tonight for November 2 election
Registration closes at 10 pm with 287 names added yesterday at the City Clerk’s office. Officials expect about 12 000 registered voters citywide, noting turnout hinges on precinct totals and ballot counts while fire crews controlled a blaze near Union Pacific tracks behind Chef John Heae farm at Route 3 this afternoon.
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Nootirag Suntiy
Arasa
Union Pacific
Firefight at Camberfort Mine as 355000 Miners Strike
Paris reports police fired on Latte attackers at St Etienne as coal miners clash at the Cambefort mine. Casualties run high with estimates of wounded on both sides and a serious police injury. The 20 day strike affects 355,000 workers while soup kitchens open in eastern France and delegates urge remaining workers to quit.
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Paris
Latte
St. Etienne
Snd
L’espoir
Associated Press
Cambefort
France
Valenciennes
Gensdarmse
Advisement on SWB rehearing request in Kansas
Topeka Kansas October 22 Southwestern Bell Telephone Company asks for a rehearing of a Kansas corporation commission order approving an emergency 8200 000 annual rate increase. The commission will rule by October 25. SWB argues the temporary hike is insufficient for earnings on the companys investment while MT minerals says it is losing money and seeks a permanent rise. appeal is pending in the state court.
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Topeka
Kan
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Southwestern Fell
Katinas
Journal-World to Release Homecoming Diary Edition
The Journal-World will go to press immediately after the Kansas Nebraska football game at Memorial Stadium. The extra late edition will assemble and print a complete diary of the day’s Homecoming events and the game.
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Journal-World
Geooto
University of Kanaas
Nebraaka
Memorial Stadium
Dewey ends campaign with four city speeches
Four major speeches in Chicago Cleveland Boston and New York wrapped up Gov Thomas E Deweys presidential bid. He planned barnstorming talks in Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island within the final 10 days while skipping Detroit. Truman warned the assault on the new deal program and urged workers to see the danger to progress. West Virginia senate race drew fresh attention as Dewey omitted the state from his windup tour and Truman campaigned for Neely against Revercomb.
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Ath
West Virginia
Dewey
Chicago
Truman
Matthew M. Neely
G.O.P
Chapman Revervomb
Senate
Alfred FB. Smith
New York
Bethel College President’s Wife Dies in Newton Hospital
Mrs. F. G. Kaufman, 22.079 Mes. Ger, wife of Bethel college president, died after a long illness from leukemia in a Newton hospital.
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Bethel
Newton
Kan
F. G. Kaufman
Bethel College
Sellout Expected for Jayhawker Huskers Clash
Kansas and Nebraska face a potential sellout crowd tomorrow at Memorial Stadium for the fifty-fifth edition of their football rivalry. Jayhawker business manager Earl Falkenstein said tickets remain, and good weather could push attendance near 35,000, though 5,000 shy of WKU's 40,043 all time show.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Jayhawker
Earl Falkenstien
Memorial Stadium
WK. U
Missouri
Jayhawk-Cornhusker
Lawrence
Community Chest totals and campus drive progress
Community Chest fundraising reached 547.00 yesterday with overall total at 4,850.01 as of business close. Advance gift workers lead toward 6,500 quota with 5,067.76 raised. business division trails needing about 2,000 to reach 4,000. University campus drive reports 638.47 plus 800+ from women students and many houses not yet reported.
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Busines
Eit
Red Feather
University
Hugh Gibson
Booth
Frank Strong Hall
Gibson
Hilda .James
Corbin Hall
Union Building Booth
Emergency operation for Mrs Yeager after rail trip incident
Mrs. Howard A. Yeager wife of the naval aide to Admiral Denfeld, underwent an emergency operation at Watkins Memorial last evening. Doctors reported her condition as good in the morning. Admiral Denfeld is in Lawrence to inspect naval ROC and attend Homecoming events. Mrs Wenger, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Bailey of Salina, grew ill on the train and was examined by a Lawrence physician after arrival at 6 pm. Around 8 pm she was admitted to hospital for the emergency operation.
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Howard A. Yeager
Laula MK. Denfeld
Naval Operations
Watking Memorial Capital
Admiral Denfeld
Lawrence
Naval Roc
Unite
RUC
Wenger
Roy Bailey
Salina
Corn Stays at Low of 1.15 for Fourth Day
Douglas county's fourth day of a government corn ban approval was reported by an Agricultural Conservation association official. The 1948 support price stands at 1.39 per bushel while market price stays at 1.15, the season's low. Elevators note fair purchases as harvest lags, with experts predicting continued harvest at a steady pace for about a day longer.
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Douglas County
Agricultural Conservation Association
Journal-World Plans Score Update for Leavenworth Game
The Journal-World will post halftime and final scores from the Lawrence high school football game at Leavenworth tonight. The kickoff is at 8 o'clock and the first score is expected around 9 o'clock.
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the Journal-World
Leavenworth
Parking Holiday Nears End as New Meters Go In
The city begins installing 730 hand operated Mark-Time meters across downtown with completion due tomorrow morning. Enforcement will start Monday with leniency about violations for a week as drivers adjust. Nickel buys two hours on blue posts and Massachusetts street meters offer 12 minutes per cent and longer accumulative options. Officials plan a trial of nickel per hour timing before considering a three cent hourly rate.
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Walter Young
M. H. Rhodes Company
Hartford
Council
Massausetts Street
Twelfth
Oread
Crosse
Vermont
New Hampshire
Miller
Massachusetts
No Change in Outlook for Topeka Weather
State forecaster Flora predicts mild weather for the next several days with no cold snaps. A light rain period is expected through next Wednesday, followed by clear skies and afternoon highs around 70. Tonight’s lows vary from near 40 in the north to 40 in the south, with yesterday’s extremes at Phillipsburg TH and 40 at Leavenworth and the Topeka airport.
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Topeka
Aranaas
Flora
Akiew
E Bodi
Phillipsburga
Leavenworth
Probable Starters for the Big Game
Nebraska and Kansas coaches named the probable starters for the big game at Memorial Stadium. Lists include Nebraska players at multiple positions with Kansas counterparts listed, along with officiating crew names and assignments.
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Porgy Clark
Nebraska
Dules Sikes
Kansas
Memorial Olek Stadium
Nebrasksa Pos
Charles BrestaliantColorado
Moyhead Hinesmar
Tit Shuntatona
Oklahoma
Perrs Eich Euiteumay Asi
Set for gala day at Kansas homecoming events
University of Kansas hosts homecoming with a talent show rally at Memorial Stadium tonight followed by a band concert and pep rally. Queen candidates Ann Cowger Yvonne Veverka and Nancy Sewell named. Admiral Louis Denfeld to present flowers. Freshman basketball game pits Dick Harp’s team against Phog Allen’s varsity. admission fifty cents. Admiral Denfeld to speak at Kansan Editors’ Day tomorrow morning.
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Kansas
Mt. Oread
J. ‘Aniikes
Ann Jone
Chi Omega
Irvin L. “Click” Cowger
Topeka
Yvonne Veverka
Corbin Hall
Sretheiss Se
Morris Veverka
Plainville
Nancy Sewell
Sigma Kappa
Independence
University of Kansas
Qread
E.R. Ethel
Memorial Stadium
Ann Cowger
Louis BE. Denfeld
Dick Harp
Freshmaty
Cl" Phog" Allen
Admiral Denfeld
Tthe Kansan
Garden City boy to see K U football after train wreck
An 18 year old Garden City fan Jimmy Cox rode the California Limited to attend the Kansas University versus Nebraska football game in Lawrence tomorrow. He suffered minor injuries in the derailment near Garden City but remained determined to make the trip, inspired by friend Carl Ellis who helped arrange the ticket.
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Jayhawkers
Nebraska
Memorial Stadium
Santa Fe
California Limited
Garden City
Jimmy Cox
Ted Cox
Harold Cox
Jimmy
Lawrence
Orange Bowl Jayhawkers
Carl Ellis
Ellis
Peace balance stressed at KU convocation by Admiral Denfeld
Admiral Denfeld urged firm ideals backed by the ability to act during a Kansas University convocation. He described the Davy power as a rapid projection tool and warned that free sea lanes are vital for peaceful trade while noting the nation’s dependence on imported raw materials. Continued on page 2.
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K. U
Hmavh
University
N. RO
T. C
Deane W. Malott
Howard A. Yeager
Denfeld
William R. Terreth
Kansas University
Navy
Weather update for Minvouri and nearby areas feeble rain outlook
A fragmented weather note mentions Minvouri Kangana Oklahoma and New Breka with no precipitation on average. It notes slight daily changes with a cooler trend tonight and Saturday. Temperatures range from around 23 to 36 degrees with a mild cool spell ahead.
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Kangana
Oklahoma
Newbreka
Val
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