Japan Ordered to Sever Foreign Relations Across World
General MacArthur ordered Japan to sever relations with all foreign governments and to hand over diplomatic archives and papers to the Allied powers. The directive requires immediate recall of diplomatic and consular representatives from neutral countries and delivery of archives in key nations to the four Allied powers. A second major move includes possible political shifts as Prince Fumimaro Konoye contemplates stepping into politics as a private citizen. American Protestant churchmen arrive in Tokyo for talks with Japanese Christian leaders.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Janan
Moscow
United Kingdom
Russia
China
United States
France
Netherlands
Sweden
Switzerland
I Domei
Fumimaro Konoye
Konoye
Koichi
Kido
Domei
Koneye
Must Make Air Plans At Kansan State College
Kansas Governor Andrew F Schoeppel urged Kansas cities to plan for future airline needs. He spoke at an airport conference at Kansas State College calling for sensible aviation regulations and the creation of a statewide aviation committee. The college has long offered aeronautical engineering training.
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Manhattan
Kan
Cphgov
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas Cities
Kansas State College
Schoepper
R. A. Seaton
School of Engineering and Architecture
United Nations Formally Born In San Francisco
The United Nations came into formal being at 3 45 p m yesterday after San Francisco representatives from about 50 nations signed the charter. Secretary Byrnes called peace maintenance a matter of minds and hearts, not documents, as the new body awaits its first London meeting in December and the Security Council of eleven members to follow. The early tasks may include admitting wartime neutrals Switzerland and Sweden to the organization.
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San Francisco
State Byrnes
Byrnes
Ae the
London
United Nations Security Council
Switzerland
Sweden
United Nations
Talks with Dutch! Indonesian talks planned for peaceful settlement
Batavia reports minister Sjarifuddin announced talks with the Dutch to seek a peaceful settlement in the East Indies. A third party, likely the United States, would attend, and self determination would be acknowledged. Dutch governor Van Mook invited the cabinet to meet as tensions rise. Aneta notes chaotic conditions at Soerabaja with allied prisoners of war, while Soekarno appeals to the United States to mediate in the independence struggle.
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Batavia
Java
Pir Amle Sjarifuddin
Soekarno
Dutch East Indies
United States
II Sjarifuddin
H. J. van Mook
Anda
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Holland
Indonesia
Aneta
Soerabaja
Navy Day Spectacle Grips New York Harbor
New York prepares for Navy Day with fifty fleet units and 1,200 Navy planes. President Truman to review the line of warships as the Midway arrives and the merchant fleet dresses ship for the ceremony.
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New York
Uncle Sam
New York Harbor
Hudson River
Hudson
Truman
Monroe Kelly
Third Naval District
Midway
Emory S. Land
American Merchant Marine
K U Concert Series Draws Governors Guests
Governor and Mrs Andrew Schoeppel will attend the University Concert Series again this year. Season tickets have been sold to the governor's executive secretary and wife, W F Turrentine, and many music lovers in Topeka Ottawa Richmond Baldwin and Kansas City. The series is among the Midwest's most important concert courses with attractions from major U S metropolitan cities. Remaining tickets sell fast for Hoch Auditorium opening featuring the Original Piano Quartet.
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Andrew Schoeppel
D. M. Smarthout
School of Fine Arts
W. F. Turrentine
Topeka
Ottawa
Richmond
Baldwin
Kansas City
K. UL
Midwest
Hoch Auditorium
Canton Postmaster Nomination Sent to Senate
Canton Kansas postmaster Ralph Ganson nomination sent to the Senate by the President.
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Canton
Washington
Senate
Ralph Ganson
Kas
Veterans counselor workshop held at K U campus Kansas
Lieut. Colonel Cullen W Irish spoke at the first afternoon session of a national workshop for Employment Counselors from Kansas as 35 representatives from 32 local offices attend. Dr A H Turney leads the program with university support and aims to improve counseling techniques and job placement for returning veterans.
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Cullen W. Irish
Winter General Hospital
United States Employment Service
Kansas
Leonard Axe
A. H. Turney
University Guidance Bureau
K.U
Turney
Ee Iw. Axe
FE. G. Kennedy
Paul B. Lawson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Esther Twente
Department of Sociology
Condition Improves in Barton County Milk Ailment
Great Bend Kansas October 25 The condition of acute intestinal sickness affecting more than 400 persons and causing eight infant deaths was described as much improved by Dr R J Wheeler Barton county health officer There have been no new cases or deaths since early last week State epidemiologist Dr C H Kinnaman links the ailment to milk supply Dairies are making improvements but a standard milk ordinance must be adopted by the city council Mayor H P Thies plans to recommend the ordinance in November Barton county commissioners have hired two registered nurses to support home rising service for mothers and infants after hospital dismissal
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Great Bend
Kan
R. J. Wheeler
Barton County
C. H. Kinnaman
State Department of Health
Barton County Commissioners
Disposal of Housing Units At Eudora Will Begin Soon
Topeka reports that abandoned housing units at Eudora Kansas may be disposed of in a few days by the federal public housing authority with Jonas W Graber confirming the FHA has no role with FPHA though an FPHA administrator is expected. The units tied to Sunflower Ordnance Works are likely to be declared surplus.
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Topeka
Eudora
Kan
Federal Public Housing Authority
Jonas W. Graber
Kansas
Graber
FHA
FPHA
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Oslo Reactions After Quisling Execution Quiet to Public
One day after Vidkun Quisling was executed Norwegians showed little interest in his death and newspapers published only a one sentence notice confirming the execution. Citizens expressed regret that more details of his last moments were not released.
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Oslo
Vidkun Quisling
Strike is Authorized in Kansas City Plants Vote
Oct 25 report states Pi-Em nloveg of Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants and Corn Products Refining company here authorized a strike by union officials in a vote taken yesterday.
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Kansas City
Pi—Emnloveg
Chevrolet and Fisher Body
Corn Products Refining Company
Lincoln teen dies in auto crash near city
Lincoln Kansas aged 16 Lewis Stout was killed in a mobile accident yesterday. Kansas state highway patrol reported the fatal incident in Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Kan
P— Lewis Stout
Kansas State Highway Patrol
Tax bill goes to conference group
Senate and House reach wide differences on individual and corporate tax cuts with a conference panel set to reconcile the measures. The Senate proposes larger relief for individuals and corporations, while both houses back different rates and credits. The goal is final passage by early November with revised withholding tables to follow.
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House
Senate
Senate Conference Committee
Conference
Internal Revenue
Chill Winds Bring Cooler Kansas In Forecast
Topeka reports south winds shift to the northwest tonight, lowering state temperatures to 35 to 40 in the east and south and 30 to 35 in the northwest. Clouds may bring rain to the north, with a cool 50 to 55 tomorrow. Phillipsburg reached 50 yesterday, while Goodland fell to 34 at night.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Weatherman
Phillipsburg
Goodland
Public Hearings On Truman Plan To Tie Military Service
Washington, Oct. 25. Chairman May announced the House Military Committee will begin public hearings November 8 on President Truman s request for universal military training. A bill for one year of training for every able bodied youth at 18 or soon after was introduced earlier this year, aligning with the President s recommendations.
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Washington
May
D.ky
House Military Committee
Truman
KU Navy ROTC Sees Large Enrollment as Fall Term Opens
University of Kansas registrar L. C. Woodruff notes about 100 new ROTC trainees plus 26 V-12 transfers will enroll, bringing total naval recruits to 3838 for the November 1 start. Navy ROTC and V-12 programs run different lengths, with V-12s ending February 28 and ROTC classes finishing February 7.
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University of Kansas
L. C. Woodruff
R.O.T.C
Robinson Gymnasium
School of Engineering and Architecture
School of Business
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Navy Rotc
Mt. Oread
Navy
NROTC
Lindley Hall
Scouts to Conduct Waste Paper Campaign Saturday
Boy Scout troops will canvass the city Saturday morning to collect waste paper amid a continuing paper shortage. Leaders note midwest and western mills have only a 15 day supply. Territory assignments include Troops 52 53 55 57 58 59 62 with areas north and south of 23rd street and all of North Lawrence.
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Boy Scout
C. G. Hesse
Middlewest
23Rd
Massachusetts
Kaw River
Yard
23Rd Street
Wth Street
16Th
North
Lawrence
Col Ad Lindsey Expects His Discharge by Jan 1
Kansas City, Oct 25 Col Adrian C Lindsey veteran of two world wars and 110 points to his credit says he expects to be released from the army by January 1 He offered a written guarantee to his former employer Morton T Jones insurance executive that the recent war was absolutely his last He describes a Manila to Tokyo flight and notes Japanese efforts to please In World War II Lindsey served in France and in the Pacific as a colonel in the 96th Infantry headquarters He plans to return to his job with the insurance firm after discharge.
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Kansas City
Adrian C. Lindsey
K. U
Morton T. Jones
Jones
Lindsey
Manila
Tokyo
Kyoto
Dread Grid
France
Pacific
96Th Infantry
Captain Armel Cited for Meritorious Service at Okinawa
Captain Lyle O. Armel former secretary of the University of Kansas Endowment Association commanded the USS Telfair an assault transport during a Japanese attack off Okinawa he received distinguished and meritorious service citations for his actions.
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Lyle O. Armel
University Drive
Usnr
University of Kansas Endowment Association
Telfair
Okinawa
Air Force to Place Several Stations on Temporary Status
In Colorado Springs on October 28 it was announced that Pr-Ten Second air force stations in seven states will be placed on temporary inactive status starting December 31.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pr—-Ten Second Air Force
2AF
Landon Calls Union of Peace Plans for World Security
Alf M. Landon urged a six point program for U S world security at a Kiwanis luncheon, arguing for a sound financial base, end to extraterritoriality, honest application of the Atlantic Charter, internationalization of nuclear risks, and a firm stance toward Russia if it refuses cooperation. He criticized appeasement, Morgenthau Germany policy, and UN procedures, urging genuine multilateral effort.
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Alf M. Landon
Russia
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Kansas
U. S. Foundation For World Security
U. S
U.S.A
Germany
U.S
Far East
Philippines
Woodrow Wilson
Landon
United States
Morgenthau
Europe
United Nations Organization
London
United Nations
America
Great Britain
Holland
France
William A. Smith
Kansas Supreme Court
Marco Morrow
Copper Publications
Topeka
Tough on Ottawa Kids Curfew Enforced After Dusk
Ottawa imposes a 9:30 PM curfew for all residents under 18 to curb vandalism and juvenile delinquency. Mayor E V Gibson cites strict enforcement and holds parents responsible. violators face fines up to $100.
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Ottawa
E. V
Gibson
Baldwin Native Arrives in Boston Aboard Mariposa
Thomas C. White of Baldwin arrived in Boston yesterday aboard the Mariposa from Europe, according to the Associated Press. Advert ises for Flowers of Distinction via Allison-Thomas Flower Shop, Phone 363.
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Pic
Thomas C. White of
Baldwin
Boston
Associated Press
Allison - Thomas Flower Shop
War Casualty Toll In Downward Turn
Washington reports the U S war casualty toll fell for the fifth straight week to 1 069 632 overall. Army 922 645 and navy 146 558 with declines driven by returning missing personnel. Army deaths 216 966, 208 966. wounded 571 330, 571 277. missing 18 565, 19 892. prisoners 115 784, 122 547. Navy deaths 55 896, 55 633. wounded 80 256, 80 238. missing 9 287, 9 573. prisoners 1 119, 1 506. Of army prisoners 107 457 exchanged or returned to military control.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Fatal crash claims Hazel Beers in Lawrence
Hazel Beers aged 18 died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a two car collision at the Thirteenth and Massachusetts intersection. Betty Gibler and George Blevins were treated for injuries, with Jack Beers uninjured, as investigators note Gibler turned left onto Thirteenth Street and Harbison approached.
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Hazel Beers
Haskell Avenue
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Thirteenth
Massachusetts Street
Betty Gibler
Lawrence
George Blevins
Vermont Street
Russell Harrison
Ash Street
Adams to Lecture at K U on A Night of Innocert Merriment
Franklin P. Adams speaks at Hoch auditorium tonight with Professor Allen Crafton as master of ceremonies. Attendees can submit written questions for the Information Please expert before the talk. Adams, arriving in Kansas, will dine in his honor at Memorial Union in Lawrence this evening per Raymond Nichols.
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Franklin P. Adams
Hoch Auditorium
Allen Crafton
K. U
Crafton
FPA
Adams
Kansas
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Lawrence
Memorial Union Building
Raymond Nichols
Seventy Enroll In Douglas County Food Handlers School
Seventy persons from seven eateries enrolled for a two day food handlers course in Douglas county. The session at the Community building on November 5 and 7 is announced by Dr. J M Mott, director of the Lawrence Douglas County health unit. The program is sponsored by the local health unit with the State Board of Health and the U S Public Health Service.
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Douglas County
J. M. Mott
Lawrence- Douglas County
Missing Man Found Alive In His Bed At Home
Pi Maj James R Haynes 68 who had been missing since October 18 near Grantville was found alive in his second floor bed at his Topeka home. Kansas Bureau of Investigation Director Lou P Richter said he appeared stuporous and had been away in Kansas City for a while. Haynes, a World War I veteran, was receiving medical care and likely to be transferred to Winter General hospital.
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Topeka
James R. Haynes
Lou P. Richter
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Kansas City
Richter
Winter General Hospital
Haynes
Grantville
Police Chief Anderson to Resume Duties in Kansas City
Harold Anderson, who left as chief two years ago to enter military service, will return to duty as chief on November 1, the Kansas City board of police commissioners announced last night.
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Kansas City
Harold Anderson
Board of Police Commissioners
Army Sponsored School Opens for Troops in Shanghai
An army sponsored school opened today in Shanghai for U S troops to learn Chinese or improve English before returning home.
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Army
Shanghai
U. S
United States
Silver Drive Boost Help For Chest War Fund
The Chest-War Fund drive total at noon reached 21 661 38, 13 136 short of 34 797 38 quota. Silver day Saturday mobilizes Girl Reserves and Boy Scouts to collect at downtown booths and residences with milk bottles, no cards required. A Community Building dance tomorrow night from 9 to 12 will donate proceeds to the Chest War fund.
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Lawrence
Campagin
Douglas County
Joe Quigley
Quigley
Liberty Memorial High School
Miss Pearl Carpenter
Massachusetts Street
Iti
Chest War Fund
Ted West
Range Riders
Board Rejects Barker Avenue Paving Proposal
County commissioners rejected the city’s plan to pave Barker Avenue from Twentieth to Twenty-Third Street under a benefit district. The city sought a similar resolution used for Louisiana Street, but the paving proposal was denied. The section lies partly inside and partly outside the city limits.
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Barker Avenue
Twentieth
Twenty-third Street
Louisiana Street
Nineteenth
Barker
Two Soldiers Treated After Massachusetts Street Crash
Walter L. Greer and Kenneth Miller stationed at Winter General hospital in Topeka received emergency care at Lawrence Memorial hospital after a 1:15 a m auto crash on 1000 block Massachusetts street. Carl Amerine of Williamstown attempted to pass and hit Greer’s car from behind, causing both vehicles to suffer heavy damage.
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Walter L. Greer
Kenneth Miller
Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Massachusetts’ Street
Carl Amerine
Williamstown
Greer
Massachusetts Street
Amerine
Stock Market Index Inches Up on Mixed Trading
The index of 60 stocks averages 71.6 with a value of 7113 noted for yesterday. Traders moved between gains and losses as investors watched key economic signals.
Kansas Weather Forecast Expect Warmer Afternoons
Fair and warmer with increasing clouds this afternoon. Tonight CLOUDS move in and lows dip into the upper 30s to mid 40s, with cooler northwest winds. Friday scattered light showers and cooler conditions expected.
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Kansas
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