Truman sets plan for 3 point action in emergency program
President Truman outlined compelling reasons for summoning a special session of Congress on November 17 to address a 4 billion dollar European economic emergency and domestic inflation. He will broadcast the report tonight and push a three point program on foreign aid price control and economic measures.
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Sys Treman Says Truman Should Have Consulted Congress Leaders
Washington reports that Sys Treman criticized President Truman for not consulting congressional leaders before considering a special session. Treman and others say the decision should await ongoing committee meetings beginning November 10 to gauge necessity. A Republican attendee cited Truman as not asking for a session and urged proper procedural steps.
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Eisenhower Arrives for Kansas State Homecoming
Eisenhower arrives at Fort Riley Kansas at 1245 p m after a Washington dispatch. He goes to Manhattan to attend Kansas State College homecoming program meeting Milton E Fisen er president Gen J D White commandant Brig Gen C A Pierce commandant and G W Weat executive officer at the ground general school center.
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Eisenhower
Marshalfield
Army
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Manhattan
Kansas State College
Milton E. Fisener
J. D. White
Ground General School Center
C. A. Pierce
G. W. Weat
Grain prices slide on Truman call for special session
Grain prices opened sharply lower on the Chicago Board of Trade as traders reacted to President Truman's call for a special congressional session. Wheat, corn, and soy futures fell from near opening quotes with only light demand.
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President Truman May Seek Inflation Controls From Congress
Washington reports President Truman is expected to ask Congress to restore time payment controls and grant authority to regulate grain and other essential materials. Officials say a proposal to reimpose wartime profits taxes and expand price protections may be considered, with a clearer plan anticipated in coming days as Congress reviews postwar economic powers.
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Tremen
Truman
Grain Rain Dampens Markets As Prices Slump Nationwide
Heavy selling hit grain and cotton exchanges amid Truman's call for a special session to curb rising prices. Wheat corn and oats fell to daily limits on the Chicago Board of Trade while butter and eggs declined slightly. Weather reports from Kansas show scattered rainfall with higher totals in eastern counties and cooler conditions ahead in the west.
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Plane Carrying 64 Down In Utah Crash
A four engine United Airlines plane carrying 46 passengers and a crew of four crashed a mile from Bryce Canyon airport in southern Utah during an attempted forced landing after fire broke out in the tail section. The craft was en route from Los Angeles to New York with a stop at Chicago. Captain E MacMillen and crew were aboard.
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United Airlines
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Utah
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Salt Lake
Mac Millen
Jane
Geanaing
Union Leader Quotes Support Amid Rally Report
A union head comments on ongoing negotiations as workers rally in October. Observers note emphasis on wage gains, benefits, and job security during talks with management.
Rain boosts Douglas county crops with heavy rainfall
Rain across eastern Kansas drenched Douglas county and nearby areas with totals from 1.0 to 2.31 inches. Ottawa recorded 1.90 inches and Topeka 1.30. Farmers hailed the moisture for fall wheat, alfalfa, pastures, and stock as October moisture brings Douglas county to 37.06 inches since January 1.
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New Boiler and Furnace Arrive for City Hall
City officials received a new boiler and furnace to upgrade heating at the hall. The August delivery also involved transferring the old boiler from city hall to the police and fire station to replace a worn out heating plant.
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Rammage sale all 4 rent to Game Ben
A compact item notes a sale of four rental items to a party named Game Ben. The fragment provides limited context about the transaction and involved parties.
Fires Flee Bar Harbor as New England Burns
Fierce winds drive wildfires through Maine Massachusetts and New Hampshire with Bar Harbor evacuated by land and sea. Death toll rises to four officially with more feared. property losses exceed 26 million as refugees seek safety and coast guard and navy aid arrives.
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Seth Libby
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Mount Island
Air Force
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Coast Guard
Price Index Reaches New High On Wholesale Prices
The Associated Press Index of wholesale prices for 35 basic commodities surpassed 200 for the first time, hitting 200.67 after its sixth straight daily gain. The index, based on 1926=100, has more than doubled in ten years with a high of 214 in 1937 and a low of 112.02 on February 1.
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Econ- Q
Rees
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Associated Press
Editors Day at KU previews TV news for Kansas editors
Kansas editors will gather November 1 at the University of Kansas for a session on television and facsimile news. Speakers include James Lawrence of KASD St Louis and Robert Blakely of Des Moines Register. Larry Miller of the Kansas Press association will lead shop talk. The program features a 9 a m wrangle session and 10 30 am talks, with a Kansas State KU football game to follow.
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Elmer F. Beth
Department of Journalism
James Lawrence
KASD
St. Louis
Robert Blakely
Des Moines ‘Register and Tribune
Larry Miller
Kansas Press Association
Topeka
Second District Editors Association
Leonard McCalla, Jr
Anderson Countion
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Lawrence
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Memorial Union
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Lawrence Community Chest totals rise to 8493 funds
Lawrence residents and workers contributed to the Community Chest drive with $1,152 in this update. General chairman Tom Glasgow noted about 25 percent of residential workers have handed in solicitations and urged completion. Five gifts of at least $25 were reported, including Ceroprist laboratories and Acme Bachelor Laundry.
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Glasgow
Ceroprist Laboratories
B. Johnson Co
RK. Young
Acme
Lew Henry
Moscow Radio reports a change in ambassadors
The Moscow radio announced that Mikolai V. Novikov was relieved as ambassador to the United States and replaced by Alexander S. Panyushkin. Panyushkin, a Lenin order holder, was ambassador to China 1943 to 1945. Novikov had served since his UN posting last year and remains connected to the U N scene.
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Moscow Radio
Mikolai V. Novikov
United States
Alexander S. Pan‘yushkin
Novikov
Washington
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Panyushkin
Soviet Union
China
Ater Ees
U.N
Planes to Stage an Aerial Review over Lawrence
Sixty planes from the Olathe naval air station will stage an aerial review over Lawrence at 1 45 p m Sunday to lead off Navy day activities scheduled to be observed officially on Monday. Four squadrons of Hell Cat fighters and dive bombers will approach from Leavenworth to make several passes at Lawrence and to continue on to Topeka and Ottawa before returning to Olathe.
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Lawrence
John V. Peterson
University of Kansas Naval Reserves Officers Training Corps
Leavenworth
Topeka
Ottawa
Olathe
Weather Forces Governor To Cancel Fire Meeting Flight
Governor Frank Carlson canceled a district fire prevention meeting at Chanute after his plane encountered worsening weather. The aircraft climbed above and below overcast skies before turning back toward Topeka, narrowly avoiding rooftops.
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Frank Carlson
Chanute
Carlson
Poultry Day to Be Continued Amid Food Campaign Clash
The food committee backed by Charles Luckman announced a continued poultry day plan to save grain for western Europe. The decision followed a week of conferences and a "final offer" from the National Poultry Producers Federation to reduce flocks, with Thursday’s event canceled.
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National Poultry Producers Federation
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Memorial chimes dedicated at First Baptist in Keelb memory
Memorial chimes of the First Baptist church will be dedicated in two services on Sunday October 26 in memory of the late Rev Howard E Keelb pastor 1935 to 1943 Dr R Q Brewster KU chemistry professor will give a memorial address at 11 am The service features music by the church choir led by Rev Charles Thomas Lorraine Mai as selvist and Andrew Klapis bass. Powell Weaver Kansas City organist will give a 3:30 pm recital with original pieces and classics Mrs Koelb and daughters Mary Elizabeth and Helen of Washington DC attend the dedication and a reception follows They will stay with Mrs R S Brooks 1009 Kentucky St They purchased the 21 tone Maas chimes installed last summer attached to the organ keyboard
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Howard E. Keelb
R. Q. Brewster
University of Kansas
George Fetter
Charles Thomas
Lorraine Mai
Andrew Klapis
Wil
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Powell Weaver
Kansas City
Sicily
Koelb
Lawyers To Sound Docket For November Court Term
Members of the Douglas county bar association will meet with Judge Hugh Means tomorrow at nine in the district court room to sound the docket and set the jury trial schedule for the November term starting November 3. Clerk Mary Ellen Simmons notes no jury trials in May and expects one or two for November.
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Indian Sculptor to Create War Memorial Statue at Haskell Institute
Apache artist Allan Houser contracted to carve a six foot seven and a half inch war memorial statue for Haskell Institute. The sculpture will depict a lone Indian figure with a war bonnet and buffalo robe, carved from Italian marble weighing about two tons.
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Haskell Institute
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Oklo
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Indian Art
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New York
Rockfeller Center
State Museum
Haskell Institute Enrolls 834 Students Across 30 States
The article tallies 834 enrolled students at Haskell Institute with 60 tribes represented across 30 states led by Oklahoma. It lists tribe counts by numbers and notes 331 full blood and other fractions, then adds staffing and a church appointment in Coffeyville.
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Two cars collide near Junction City in morning crash
A 1936 Chevrolet coach driven by Keith Moore of Junction City collided yesterday morning with a 1929 Pargo driver near Highway a just north of Laptad road. Sheriff Will Johns Jr. reported the accident.
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Law Fence Memorial Hospital
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Junction City
Guy Helm
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Weather District Forecast for Missouri and Adjacent States
Weather district forecast covers Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska with little temperature change Saturday and warming later in the period. A few light showers are possible in the eastern third, cooler in the east tonight, with light frost in the far east. Highest readings range from the mid 70s in the northwest to mid 50s in the southeast.
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