Italian Proposal on Trieste Rejected as Threat to Peace
Paris dispatch reports Italian Vice-Premier Ivance Bonomi warned at the Paris peace conference that a free Trieste would be a permanent threat to peace between Italy and Yugoslavia. He urged reconsideration of the French line and outlined four Italian options while commissions adopted several draft treaty articles on dams and archives.
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Paris
Ivance Bonomi
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Bonomi
Italian Politics and Territorial Commission
Riz
Venezia Giula
Peace Conference Commission
Isonzo
Venetian Plain
Gorizia
Monfalcone
Venice
Izia
Agues
France
Taly
Font Cenis
Tendabriga
Briancon
Modane
Pardonneche
Nice
Savoy
Pince Couve de Murville
Greece
Albania
Ethiopia
United Nations Security Council
South Africa
New Zealand
United Kingdom
Aan
Haly
Mortgage insurance reaches eighty six million in Kansas loans
A local financial agency reports UGE total in mortgages insured for Kansas home loans surpassing 86 million dollars. The figure reflects ongoing activity in residential lending and mortgage protection across the state.
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FMEA
Kansas
Greeks vote to recall King George II and restore monarchy
Early returns show 3 to 1 favor recalling King George II from exile and restoring him to the throne after a plebiscite in Athens. The interior ministry cites at least 75 percent backing, amid deadly clashes and volatile public mood.
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George II
Athens
Interior Ministry
Britain
Annhein
Cairo
England
George
Lead to ruin warned Eisenhower at Nebraska fair
General Dwight D. Eisenhower told war veterans at the Nebraska state fair that America must lead the world to ward democracy or risk ruin. He urged neighborliness between nations and warned unilateral walls divide mankind, as he commented on postwar tensions without naming Russia.
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Lincoln
Neb
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nebraska State Fair
Army
Russia
Toll of Labor Day Weekend Traffic Fatalities soars
As the Labor Day weekend ended its third day violent deaths reached 170 with 130 traffic fatalities. The National Safety Council projected 350 violent deaths overall. California led with 16 traffic deaths among 17 total fatalities, while New York reported 12 deaths and state totals ranged across Arkansas Colorado Iowa Missouri Oklahoma Alabama Arizona Georgia Illinois Massachusetts Michigan North Carolina South Carolina Texas with varying counts.
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National Safety Council
California
New York State
Arkansas
Colorado
Iowa
Missouri
Oklahoma
Alabama
Arizona
Georgia
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
North Carolina
South Carolina
Texas
Weekend fires cause minor damage in two incidents
Lawrence fire crews battled two weekend blazes. A Stokely-Van Camp pea huller near Midland suffered hull damage from a spark believed to come from a passing locomotive. Early today a porch fire at 825 East Thirteenth Street caused slight damage to Ray Griffith’s home.
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Lawrence
Pea Huiler
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
Midland
Ray Griffith
Thirteenth Street
Paul Ingels
Peru cites U S regrets over Talara incident
Lima reports the Peruvian foreign office said U S Ambassador Prentice Cooper and an American army air force colonel expressed regrets over the July 28 Talara clash. The communique said Peru asked for the American soldiers’ delivery for a hearing and notes the base commander refused without orders. American authorities were urged to enforce Peruvian law.
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Lima
Peru
Foreign Office
U. S
Prentice
Cooper
Talara
Washington
United States
Eiland
Coutlee
Tito Protests over Yugoslav Sovereignty Violations
Belgrade reports Premier Tito protested to U S Ambassador Richard Patterson that American planes violated Yugoslav sovereignty. Tito indicated a formal protest note would be issued soon. The note reportedly replies to assurances about the August 19 attack that killed five American fliers.
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Belgrade
Marshal Tito
U. S
Richard C. Patterson
Tito
Patterson
Riots Spread in Bombay With 60 Dead and Curfew Imposed
Rioting in Bombay leaves at least 60 dead by afternoon and 200 injured as police clash with crowds. A curfew from 5 p m to 5 p m Wednesday is ordered in riot zones amid Moslem Hindu tensions timed to the inauguration of India's first all-Indian government. Gandhi warns India will not be free on September 2 and says leaders will wear crowns of thorns. Editors plan a joint authorized report to curb inflammatory coverage.
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Gandhi
Bombay
Congress Party
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
Mosiemma League
Mohandas K. Gandhi
New Delhi
Fire in Iron Lung Burns Kenneth Wettengel
Kenneth Wettengel a 24 year old polio patient from Sunflower Village was lightly burned yesterday morning when an electrical short caused flames to engulf the canopy of his iron lung at the University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City. He received treatment and was moved to another iron lung with condition described as good.
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Kenneth Wettengel
Sunflower Village
University of Kansas Hospital
Kansas City
Wenege
Wettengel
OPA Lifts Ban On More Foodstuffs
The Agriculture Department removed canned fruits and vegetables and all frozen foods from OPA price controls, effective at 12:01 am. Live cattle hogs and dressed lambs returned to ceilings and slaughter restraints, with prices near ten percent above June 30 ceilings. Retail ceilings resume in a week. The updated act blocks price control unless a commodity appears on the monthly short supply list.
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Washinton
Bett
Row
OPA
Tage
Agriculture Department
August Rain Brings Relief to Douglas County Crops
After a hot dry start August delivered 4.55 inches of rain in Douglas County with 14 clear and 9 cloudy days boosting crops. Lawrence measured 4.55 inches while Worden saw 0.46 inches in July, helping cut the year-to-date deficit to 0.56 inches below normal and yielding hoped for better late-season yields.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
C. J. Posey
New Hampshire
Worden
Truman vacation ends as yacht heads to Washington
President Truman returns from an eighteen day vacation aboard the presidential yacht Williams burg. On the last leg toward Washington the ship carries Postmaster General Hannegan, DNC chair Newman, Conversion Director Steelman, and Secretary Hassett. The Bermuda trip reportedly left him in peak physical condition and he is expected to name the five member atomic energy commission soon.
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President Truman
Washington
Truman
Williamsburg
Potoma
Robert E. Hannegan
John R. Steelman
William D. Hassett
Hampton Roads
Bermuda
Atomic Energy Commission
Private gift relief parcels reach German civilians in occupied zone
The American military government reports that over 600000 private relief parcels from the United States arrived for German civilians in the American occupation zone during August. The weekly release notes a steady expansion of such relief and indicates British shipments also began to aid German civilians.
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Berlin
United States
America
West Hills Bus Becomes Rapid Transit Co-Adv
A local bus line in West Hills changes its name to Rapid Transit Co-Adv, signaling a broader service upgrade. Operators say the rebranding aligns with expanded routes and improved schedules across the campus area.
Labor Day 1946 Strength of American Unions Highlighted
Washington on Labor Day notes union strength at a record level with about 15 million dues paying members. AFL claims over 7 million, CIO above 6 million, independents around 2 million. Officials predict more strikes and wage demands this fall, while reconversion advances and cautious peace efforts are urged.
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Washington
Lmi
AFL
C.I.O
Labor Department
Truman
Perha
John R. Steelman
Steelman
Congress
Plane Missing After Friday Flight To St Louis
Los Angeles reports a Cessna left Grand Central at 8 30 p m Friday bound for St Louis with five aboard. Owner Arthur Freund chartered the craft with his son Stephen his wife Hattie Freund and a nurse Coles aboard. No trace found. search by Army Navy and CAA.
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Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philo Pringle
Grand Central Air Terminal
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur Freund
Stephen
Hattie Freund
Coles
el Paso
Tulsa
Army
Navy
Byrnes Will Address German Officials Meeting in Stuttgart
An unofficial report says Secretary of State Byrnes will address German officials in Stuttgart on September 19. The gathering involves officials governing the three states in the American zone with no official comment available.
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Berlin
Byrnes
Stuttgart
Germany
Wartime Draft Returns to Action on Anniversary
Washington reports the wartime draft resumes today on the first anniversary of V J Day as the army seizes back conscription to enlarge peacetime ranks after a two month holiday. Officials forecast 155000 may be needed before March 31. Hershey says quotas likely met for now, with possible trouble later. The navy plans 10 000 volunteers via draft next July 1. A year ago it had 8 050 000 under arms.
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Washington
Army
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Navy
Ace
Air ROTC Training to Join Kansas University Curriculum
The University of Kansas will start air ROTC training in the fall under Army Air Forces command. A lieutenant colonel will lead the program with two more officers and three enlisted cadre arriving later. Advanced ROTC students will get a two year 96 hour air forces instruction plus specialized study in junior and senior years. Prior infantry and coast artillery training will be phased out, with no quota yet set, as Kansas becomes one of about 100 schools in the program and one of three in the state to receive units.
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Air R.O.T.C
University of Kansas
Army Air Forces Training Command
Deane W. Malott
R.O.T.C
University
Infantry and Coast Artillery
Kansas
Death of Robert E Read in Portland Auto Crash
Robert E Read of Portland Ore., lumber salesman, died Thursday after an auto crash on a highway near Hillsboro about 4 PM. He was struck while walking around his stopped car, knocked about 50 feet, with broken legs and other injuries. Read, formerly from Virginia, lived in Lawrence with the Hercules Powder Co. and was married to Ruth Edgar Pringle of Lawrence.
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C. C. Edgar
Robert E. Read
Portland
Ore
Hilsboro
Read
Virginia
Lawrence
Tlercules Powder Company
S.O.W
Ruth Edgar Pringle
Lawrence Help for KU Football Players Lives Sought in Lawrence
Lawrence adults are asked to provide rooms for Kansas University football players, many veterans, to ensure they stay in school. Coach George Sauer and staff emphasize housing is crucial to field a strong Jayhawker team this fall, with several players roomless after practice.
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George Sauer
Lawrence
K. U
Big George
Ernie Quigley
Jayhawker
Kansas
John V Sees Dies in Kansas City Hospital
John Vincent Sees 71 longtime life insurer and lawyer died Sunday at St Luke's hospital Kansas City after two weeks of illness. He presided over Standard Life Association and held multiple church and civic posts including Indiana and Kansas City leadership roles. Funeral services Tuesday at Plymouth Congregational church. Burial in Huntington Indiana.
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John Vincent Sees
Staundamd Life Association
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Tve
Lanrecci
Honetingter
Ind
Congregational Church
Lees
Eel River Congregational Conference
Huntington
Murray Annan
Ft. Knox
Thomas Conway
Ray Crotty
Chicago
Plymouth Congregational Church
Joseph King
Obelin
Ohio
Woodrow Miller
Richard Allen
Leonard Jella
Weeher Hutton
Howard Day
Clarence Drever
J. Don Crane
Robert Learned
United Brethren Appointments Shaped by Wichita Conference
At the Wichita four day United Brethren church conference the area receiving appointments includes McLouth with K C Edgar Big Springs with Arthur Ward and Lecompton with Jeor Jackson. Richland will be supplied.
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United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Wichita
McLouth
K. C. Edgar
Big Springs
Arthur Ward
Lecompton
Jeor Jackson
Richland
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Irdiara
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