Truman lays out twelve points on policy abroad
President Truman outlines twelve principles guiding U S foreign policy including no territorial expansion no recognition of governments imposed by foreign powers and support for the United Nations He stresses armed strength to enforce peace aid to defeated states and freedom of the seas in a Central Park speech marking a shift toward cooperative global security efforts.
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Central Park
Russia
Stalin
Truman
W. Averell Harriman
Balkans
United States
United Nations
Western Hemisphere
Penman
United Nations Organization
No Rain Forecast Across Kansas This Week
Topeka reports statewide weather with above normal highs in the 72 to 75 range today and tomorrow. Winds shift from north to southwest cooling to 44 to 50 degrees in the west and 50 to 40 in the east tonight. Flora predicts no rainfall in sight for several days with Goodland and Dodge City among warmest spots yesterday at 78 while Goodland dropped to 36 last night.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Goodland
Dodere City
Goocland
President Truman Attends Commissioning Of Fleet Carrier
New York on Navy Day amid vast crowds the 45 000 ton carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt was commissioned by President Truman in a ceremony at the New York navy yard. He pledged United Nations support and world peace efforts as fleets and ships, including the Missouri and Midway, were celebrated along Riverside Drive and the Hudson River.
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New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
New York Navy Yard
aPia Akin
United Nations
Riverside Drive
Jonas H. Imigrim
New Yorks
New
Jersey
Palisades
Renshaw
Hudson
Midway
Missouri
Iokyo Bay
Enterprise
North Africa
Okinawa
Wonan
Manyo
Dutch Open Talks With Indonesian Nationalists Amid Java Uprising
In Washington the Dutch ministry announced Hubertus van Mook was ordered to open negotiations with Indonesian nationalists. A former governor general resigned October 16 over policy, with Soekarno condemned as opportunist. The Dutch offered possible self government within the Netherlands realm.
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Ministry For Overseas Territories
Hubertus van Moack
Dutch East Indies
A.t W. L. Tjarda van Starkenborgh Stachouwer
Rich East Indias
Java
Soekarno
Soerkarno
Netherlands Commonwealth
No Progress Reported in China Unification Talks
In Chungking on October 27 discussions between the government and the Communists to unify China and avert civil war ended in a deadlock. Neither side reports any progress after weeks of talks, with the Communists accusing the government of stalling and clashes occurring in liberated areas.
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Chungking
China
Man Tse-Tung
Yenan
Wich
Servicemen Eligible for Release Relieved of Duty
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Bierdhelberges ordered relief of duty for American enlisted men and officers below brigadier general eligible for release under September 2 regulation. All such personnel are sent to nearest disposition centers. those with 70 points for enlisted and 75 for officers should return to the United States by November, unless ship delays occur.
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Takeo
Robert L. Biehelberges
Eighth Army
United States
GI mailed Luger pieces home to dodge restrictions
A Third Infantry Division GI spent months disassembling a Luger and mailed it home piece by piece to bypass postal bans. He later received a heavy package with a note claiming local ordnance had reassembled it, joking about the gun's former owner. A new shorthand class starts November 1 at Lawrence Business College.
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Frankfurt
Ordnance
Lawrence Business College
World Peace Agency May Be Set Up in the U S
London reports the United Nations executive committee approved establishing the world peace agency in the United States once necessary conditions are met. France, the Netherlands, and Britain abstained on voting for a Europe site, and a special committee will decide the U S city and hosting terms.
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London
United Nations Executive Committee
Ape
World Peace Agency
United States
France
Netherlands
Britain
Europe
Abe
No Immediate Plans for Gen MacArthur U S Visit
War department officials in Washington said yesterday they assume General MacArthur would come home for a visit in the near future. No official notification of an invitation to address a joint congressional session has been received.
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MacArthur
United States
War Department
Washington
MarArthur
House
Senate
Tri State Central Protective Association Meet in St Joseph
The Tri State Central Protective Association will meet Monday October 20 at the Moose hotel in St Joseph Missouri. Douglas County CAP has chartered a bus and 25 or more men plan to go leaving the bus terminal at 8:50 a m Monday. Anyone caring town should contact Sam Ferguson or Paul Ulrich.
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St. Joseph
Tri-State Central Protective Association
Moose
Douglas County C.A.P
Sam Ferguson
Tri- State
Paul Ulrich
Douglas County
Breathing Spell Seen in Wage Disputes Across Nation
Washington reports forecast a breathing spell in wage disputes as major strikes may be paused through year end. Labor officials cite near normal conditions by mid November with some industries, like autos, potentially delaying further stoppages. Senator Murray proposes tax penalties against corporations resisting collective bargaining and mediation offers. Conciliations notes show 660 strikes settled last week with 108,100 workers back at work and 44 new stoppages affecting 48,500 workers.
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Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Federal Conciliation Service
Truman
Murray
D.-Mont
Senate
OPA
al Tho
Detroit
Edgar E. Warren
King outlines atomic tests for naval fleet units
Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King announced two experiments to test atomic bomb effects on naval ships, contingent on Congress creating an atomic research governing body. He estimated 40 to 40 ships would be used, with tests conducted at a distant atoll. He criticized universal military training as unlikely to pass. King spoke at Navy Day events in Kansas City after arriving at Olathe Naval Air Station.
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Kansas City
PMI
Ernest J. King
Congress
Chief of Naval Operations
Tan
Admiral King
Olathe
Kas
Naval Air Station
Hitler Alive Claim Shocks Paris Newspaper
Francesoir quotes Otto Abetz saying Adolf Hitler is certainly not dead and may return. Abetz was arrested yesterday by French zone authorities while trying to flee from the French to the U.S. occupation zone disguised as a war prisoner.
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Paris
Francesoir
Otto Abetz
Germany
France
Adolf Hitler
Abetz
Hitler
United States
Hallmark Greeting Cards seeks 30 young women employees
The Hallmark Greeting Cards plant advertises permanent work with advancement chances in Kansas City and local halls. Positions offer holidays pay no Saturday work modern lights clean washrooms good heating and a 10 hour week five days a week mostly sedentary. Preferred are high school graduates with friendly supervision and pleasant conditions.
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Kansas City
Hallmark Greeting Cards
Hall Bros. Inc
Mass
Conferees Approve U S Tax Cut
Washington reports Senate and House conferees approve a five year federal tax cut totaling about 5.92 billion dollars for next year with large corporate relief and reforms to excess profits taxes. The plan would repeal the excess profits tax and capital stock tax and reduce normal and surtax rates for businesses and individuals.
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Washington
Senate
House
Reed urges Kansas towns to seek doctors via Loveland
Senator Reed urged Kansas communities to press Dr. Loveland in Topeka for medical officer releases to meet urgent needs. He cited cooperation from Loveland and reports that several officers in Korea and Europe may be discharged, while Fort Riley dentist staffing is under review with 43 dentists reported for 12 positions.
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Washington
Reed
Kansas
FY. Loveland
Topeka
Army
Navy
Dr. Loveland
Edward J. Schulte
Girard
Kan
Carty Leslie le Saylor
Korea
Aml
Donald Diefendorf
Waterville
James PD
Bowen
Surfrcon General
War Department
Fort Riley
Kas
Secretary of War
Robert Patterson
Some British Stevedores Agree to Go Back to Work
Stevedores at Ripple and Avonmouth agreed to return to work immediately and to urge striking workers at other ports to follow. They telegraphed the decision to Arthur Pwahkin, general secretary of the Transport and General Workers Union. In London, dock workers voted to stay on strike until government intervention.
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Tandon
Rripsel
Avonmouth
Arthur Pwahkin
V Transport and General Workers Union
London
Ono Stetke
Lost children found after hitchhiking to Tulsa
In Tulsa Oklahoma a 13 year old girl Mona Lou Long and her four year old niece Edith Pear Long were found after a week of hitchhiking. A motorist brought them to Tulsa where they were turned over to the Tulsa family and children's agency. Agency manager Livingston said he could learn nothing about their life during the hike.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oet
Pratt
Kan
Mona Lou Long
Edith Pear Long
H. FP. Livingston
Livingston
Early college football scores from today
First period Missouri leads Nebraska 7 0. Kansas State 13 Oklahoma 0. Second period Watchita 6 Kansas 0. Arkansas 6 Mississippi 0.
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Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Watchita
Arkansas
Mississippi
Child Dies From Burns After Halloween Bonfire Accident
Dona Fay Willard aged five died in St. Joseph Missouri after clothing of a long dress caught fire while playing near a Halloween bonfire. She was nearby smoldering leaves when the accident occurred.
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Dona Willard
St. Joseph
CPI
Lawrence Teachers Council votes to keep classroom focus
An Educational Council of Lawrence Teachers vote of 49 to 41 failed to change the council constitution to include administrators, keeping the group as a classroom teachers’ organization. The move to form a broader association with administrators is expected to proceed in a separate effort.
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Ssue
Lawrence
Educational Council of
Educational Council
William Sommerville
Educational Council of Law
Reaver
Two Local Servicemen Arrive from Europe
Two men from this area arrived in the United States from Europe. Pfc. Robert A. Corwin of 1931 Tennessee Street came aboard the George Washington docking in New York. Pfc. Raymond E. Hamm of Oska loosa arrived on the Central Falls Victory at Newport News Virginia. Maj. Calvin E. Perkins of 1512 Massachusetts Street arrived today on the La Grande Victory at New York.
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United States
Associated Press
Robert A. Corwin
Tennessee Street
New York
Raymond E. Hamm
Oskaloosa
Central Falls
Newport News
Calvin’ E. Perkins
Massachusetts Street
Culver inaugurated as 11th president of Southwestern College
Dr. Mearl Peter Culver was inaugurated today as Southwestern College’s 11th president in Winfield, with the ceremony noted in the paper dated October 27. The event marks a new era for the college and its leadership.
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Winfield
Eas
Mearl Peter. Culver
Southwestern College
Flowers of Distinction Call Allison Thomas Flower Shop
Ad listing invites customers to contact Allison-Thomas Flower Shop by phone 363 for floral arrangements and deliveries.
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Allison - Thomas Flower Shop
Ady
Farmers may get less for meat in 1946
The agriculture department forecast that meat supplies in 1946 will match 1945 demand and price levels, yielding farmers moderately lower returns from selling meat animals. Retail prices likely stay near 1945 levels even if ceilings are lifted. Subsidy removals expected by June 1946 could depress cattle and hog prices while pork production rises.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Kansas War Mothers Convene Ninth Biennial in Lawrence
The Kansas state chapter of the American War Mothers held its ninth biennial convention at Trinity Lutheran church in Lawrence. About fifty members from Kansas City Kansas Leavenworth and Topeka attended. Emma Reed Morrison was elected president and W A Dunn second vice president. Officers for two years were distributed among four chapters. The day included a welcome by Clarence Gorrill a memorial service after lunch and closing songs God Bless America and God Go With Us Till We Meet Again.
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Kansas State
The
American War Mothers
Lawrence
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kansas City
Kan
Leavenworth
Topeka
Camp Lawrence
Emma Reed Morrison
Teeka
W. A. Dunn
C. E. Durch
Carl Todd
Ella Harbaugh
C. B. Russell
Nellie McHale
American Legion
Howard Moore
Riley Burcham
O. M. Daniels
Keeping Pipelines for Interior U S Oil Supply
Chicago Oct 27 delegates to the cooperatives of the United States urged the reconstruction finance corporation to sponsor continued operation of the big and little ranch pipelines as the most economical way to serve interior United States consumers. They urged RFC to convene independent oil producers and cooperatives to form a new operating corporation. The conference backed creating a United Nations commission to oppose the Anglo American oil treaty, arguing the pact would block crude oil from oil companies. Murray T D Lincoln and Howard Cowden were elected as S&S representatives of the central committee of the International Cooperative Alliance.
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Chicago
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
United Nations Commis
International Atl
Kansans Nominated for Army Navy Promotions
President Traum named three Kansans for high rank in the military. Junction City would see Lt. Gen Hodges Lee promoted to brigadier general in the regular army. Navy candidates include Commodore to rear admiral Fred D Kirtland of Kansas and Captain William G Lendisor of Leavenworth listed for promotion to rear admiral in Washington D C.
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Washington
Traum
John C. Hodges Lee
Junction City
Kan
Fred D. Kirtland
St. Sara
William G. Lendisor
Leavenworth
Washington, D. C
Religious Emphasis Week Opens at K State College
The annual religious emphasis week at Kansas State College in Manhattan begins tomorrow and runs through November 1. Dr. James S. Chubb of Nashville Tennessee will be the speaker.
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K-State
Manhattan
Kas
Kansas State College
Jamess. Chubb
Nashville, Tenn
Japanese Freighter Ryoga Maru Sunk by Mine
The Japanese 1,200 ton freighter Ryoga Maru struck a mine and sank off Port use yesterday. One crew member was killed and 18 are missing. Her cargo was potatoes.
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Tokya
Reyuirk
Notatoes
Government orders rationing of newsprint in Japan
Allied headquarters directed Japan to ration newsprint and report monthly distribution.
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Japan
Tokyo
Allied
Silver Offering Drives On For Community Chest War Fund
Fifty members of the Girl Reserves at Liberty Memorial High School solicited silver contributions for the combined Community Chest War Fund today. The drive reported $24,085.50 at noon, $10,711.84 short of the $54,797.38 goal. rural areas begin to report, and a dance at the Community building netted $242.95 for the Chest War Fund.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Mary Jewett
G. R
Barbara Richards
Community Chest War Fund
Douglas
Kkanwaka
Olin Button
William Wymer
Emile Regnier
Ted West
Range Riders
Granada
Jayhawker
Hurt in highway crash near Lansing Kansas
CP Lt Col Den M Ashlock former Olathe mayor and three Olathe citizens were injured when a trailer swerved into their car on Kansas Highway 7 two miles south of Lansing. They were taken to Fort Leavenworth hospital with chest back and knee injuries and minor injuries to a fourth passenger.
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Lansing
Kan
den M. Ashlock
Olathe
Mavor
Here
Kansza Highway No
Ashlock
Pauline Ashlock
Don Kk. Ashtock
Joan Holzapfel
Leavenworth
Col. Ashlock
Ft. Leavenworth
Helzapfe
Red Flag Resumes in Japan Calls for Republic
The Communist organ Red Flag in Tokyo resumes publication after suspension since 1084 urging abolition of the emperor system and establishment of a people's republic.
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Japan
Tokys
Red Flag
Open to the Public at Olathe Naval Air Station
The Olathe naval air station opened to the public today for the Navy Day celebration marking the first public access since its 1943 opening. Local residents crowd the event as tours and demonstrations unfold across the station grounds.
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Olathe. Wan
Olathe Naval Air Station
Weather Brief for Kansas Northeast
Fair and cooler weather across Kansas with cooler nights. Temperatures range from 25 to 45 degrees, Sunday partly cloudy and cooler with highs from 55 to 60 in the northwest and 70s in the far east.
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Kansas
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