Administration seeks 40 million to fund price control agency
Washington Sept 7 The administration told Congress it requests 40 million to build a new agency by April 30 1951 to handle selective price controls wage controls and rationing planning. Senator Symington testified a seven point program will begin shortly after mobilization legislation is approved and could be ready for action by Monday. The plan contemplates an organizational setup with personnel to monitor major industries and work with industry groups while allowing voluntary price restraint measures and targeted rationing if needed.
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Congress
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Penorkeee ‘Board
Truman
Morrow
Symington
Senate
Altho
Hitchhiking couple sought in Williams murder probe
Highway patrol warns motorists in the area about two hitchhikers linked to a Williams Missouri murder investigation. The white couple may use the name Mr and Mrs Bill Regids from Dallas Texas. They were last seen Tuesday on Route 66 near Jop. The man, 35 to 40, medium height, dark hair, thin face, long nose, visor cap, blue shirt and gray trousers. The woman, about five feet three, 30, heavy, possibly peroxide blond, blue shirt, blue jeans, scarf over her head. They may carry a billfold with identification for W A Strickland. Report any sightings to local or state patrol.
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Highway Patrol
Williams Pa Mo
Bill Regids
Dallas
Tex
Highway 66
Jop
W. A. Strickland
Theigbway Patrol
Sotorists
Missouri State Highway Patrol
Bound by Its Appeal From UN on Formosan Issue
The United States says communist China is bound by its appeal to the United Nations to await a peaceful Formosan settlement. State Department spokesman McDermott warned there is no indication of what the Chinese communists intend to do. Also, a defective chimney caused a roof fire at Sam Tipton's home at 625 Ash Street around 6:30 this morning. Fire Chief Ingels noted the blaze marked the first fall fire incident, causing some roof damage but no other injuries.
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Washington
Unita
China
United Nations
State Department
Michael J. McDermott
Sam Tipton
Ash Street
Paul Ingels
United Natong ‘Fire’ Department
Korean Straits
Japan Sea
U.N. Fire Department
Reds
Sunshine
America
United States
Memorial Hospital Patient Names and Addresses List
A list of individuals and their street addresses appears: Kathleen Mitchell 758 Ash Street Ramona Newman Williams town A V Engwall Tonganoxio Mrs Alice Armstrong Lecompton Mrs Jean Mott 327 New Hampshire Street Mrs Margaret Griffing 721 Indiana Street Mrs Jean Heite Richland Mrs Ruby Gunter 312 Maiden Lane John Crown 2009 Tennessee Street.
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Kathleen Mitchell
Ash Street
Ramona Newman
Williamstown
A. V. Engwall
Tonganoxio
Alice Armstrong
Lecompton
Jean Mott
New Hampshire Street
Margaret Griffing
Indiana Street
Jean Heite
Richland
Ruby Guntert
Maiden Lane
John Crown
Tennessee Street
Building New Home Near Lawrence by Gage Rancher
John B. Gage, a K A alumnus and Hormet mayor of Kansas City, plans an 81 acre extension adjoining his 800 acre ranch eight miles southeast of Lawrence to build a new home. Family births and remodeling details follow through local residents listed with addresses and dates.
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John B. Gage
Eudora
Lawrence
Gage
K.A
Thie Haas
Pennsylvania
LaVerne Bailey
Tonganoxie
Thelmas
K. A
Lawrence items mix in Holladay case and school roll memory
The Lawrence Journal-World reports calls from anxious residents as two people are tied at the police station in a Holladay incident. Children were found in South Lawrence by two Boy Scouts. County treasurer Melvin Miller on vacation mentions fishing licenses. A kindergarten roll at Pinckney school lists Alexander Baldwin Mitchell Jr. and his brother Jeffrey, while parents Dr. and Mrs. A C Mitchell visit St Louis. A police plan targets drivers who ignore a red light at Sixth and Indians Street school crossing, with violators to be booked on the scene.
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Reba Donia
Latle
Journal-World
Bo-ee
Holladay
South Lawrence
Melvin Miller
Bisneses
Duluth
Severa
Carlton County
Bere
Miller
America
Alexander Baldwin Mitchell
Pinckney School
A. B. Mitchell
Lawrence
Alex, Jr
Jeffrey
A. C.mitchell
St. Louis
Dr. Mitchell
City Hospital
Mrs. Mitchell
Mitchell
Indians Street
John Ingalle
Inis
Truman optimistic on Korea front after briefings
President Truman said U N forces in Korea will rebound after recent setbacks and regain ground by week’s end. He cited no material change on the main front and credited daily briefings from General Bradley for his optimism.
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Washington
Truman
United Nations
Korea
U.N
Qmar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Resolution 18 Held by Supreme Court in Panama
Panama's supreme court upholds a cabinet resolution condemning communism in an 8 to 2 ruling. The court says the April 29 statement is policy not a legal penalty, noting it commends fighting communist infiltration and reaffirms commitment to repress Red activity within Panama's democratic regime.
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Panama
Supreme Court
University of Kansas appoints Beck to office post
Kenneth Beck, a third year law student from Wichita, replaces Robert Vignery as assistant in the men's employment office at K U. Vignery will be a senior in liberal arts this year. Donald Alderson, assistant dean of men, 15 j in charge of the office, 69 Day Term Frank H. Ireland, with no permanent address, pleaded guilty yesterday to a worthless check charge and was sentenced to 60 days in county jail by Judge Frank Gray.
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K. U
Kenneth Beck
Wichita
Robert Vignery
Lawrence
Vignery
College of Liberal Artas and Sciences
Donald Alderson
Frank H. Ireland
Frank Gray
John J. Dillinger
Omaha
Reds Are Rounded Up By French Police Wins Seizure
Paris reporting Sept 7 French police rounded up nearly 200 foreign communists including Russians and others during dawn raids. Authorities expected around 300 suspects but many were absent from hotels. In southwestern France 80 Spanish communists were seized and discussions offered Corsica or exile. One Polish princess was named among those questioned.
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Paris
France
Corsica
Russia
Metz
Marseille
Bermuda Warned As Atlantic Storm Threatens Island
Miami reports Bermuda alerted for a great storm moving up the Atlantic with winds near 150 mph at the center and hurricane gusts extending 100 miles. The gulf hurricane, now northeast of Florida, damaged Cedar Key and coastal areas, left four hundred homeless and three dead from downed power lines as it crossed the state toward landfall near Bermuda tonight.
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Fla
Bermuda
Atlantic
Florida
Georgia
Tampa Bay
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Cedar Key
Tampa
Citrus
St. Petersburg-Clearwater
Threat to Defense as GE Strike Opens Talks
Washington reports government mediation opens GE strike talks with Cyrus Ching warning the walkout threatens defense and the economy while opposing an immediate presidential fact finding panel. about 92,500 GE workers are on strike with 23,000 more possible. vote delays noted at Pittsfield, Mass, Fort Wayne, Ind, and Cleveland.
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Washington
C.sg
General Electric
Cyrus Ching
CLO. Electrical Workers Qnipt
James B. Carey
G.E
Pittefield
Maas
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cleveland
Polish immigrant’s will leaves $100 to nation
Stanley Zakrzewski, a Polish immigrant who became a U S citizen and barber, bequeathed $100 to the national treasury in appreciation of the privilege of citizenship. His will totals $3,970 in cash bequests. The note recalls his gratitude for the liberties and opportunities America offered him.
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United States
Stanley Zakrzewski
Poland
National Treasury
U. S
Funeral for Former Marshall County Commissioner A R Cummings
Funeral services were held here today for A R Cummings 79 former Marshall county commissioner who died Sunday He is survived by his widow a daughter Mrs D J Sehlicher of Topeka and a son Ralph S Cummings Frankport
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Marysville
Kan
A. R. Cummings
Marshall County
D. J. Sehlicher
Topeka
Ralph S. Cummings
Frankport
Marriage Licenses Issued for Four Couples in State Court
The probate court issued licenses to Melvin Reynolds age 18 and Vera Mae White age 17 of Lawrence, to Arthur J. Wiechels age 24 of New York City and Wanda M. Decker age 19 of Junction City, to William Rogers age 25 of Topeka and Irene Louise Turner age 25 of Parzona.
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Probate
Melvin Reynolds
Vera Mae White
Lawrences
Arthur J. Wiechels
New York City
Wanda M. Decker
Junction City
William Rogers
Topeka
Irene Louise Turner
Parzona
Kansas irrigation gains under omnibus bill in Kansas projects
The Kansas irrigation program in the Missouri basin gains funding under a annual appropriations act signed by President Truman. Three Kansas projects Cedar Bluff J Francis and Bostwick receive grants totaling about 24 million dollars to expand river irrigation and storage, with St Francis and Kanopolis dams key to earlier plans.
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Presidant Troms
Kansas
Cedar Bluff
Smoky Hill River
Ellis
J. Francis
Cheyenne County
Bostwick
Republic
Jewell
Cloud
Ellin
Trego
Corps of Engineers
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Smoky Hill
St. Francis
South Fork
Republican
Hale
Concordia
Harlan County
Neb
Republican River
Pick- Sloan
Plowing Progress Varies Across Local Farmlands
A Kansas farmer crew notes slower plowing in river bottoms and more activity in upland areas. Alfalfa, raised mainly by dairymen and cattle feeders, faces potential shortages if acreage falls short. Despite rains, some alfalfa seeds are taking hold along the Kaw river's north side.
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Kaw
Wakarusa
Six
Picnic at Potter Lake A Sorority Social Event
The Kansas University Women's Panhellenic sponsored a Potter Lake picnic this afternoon with active members from all 14 sororities in attendance. Mrs. Oliver Simmons of Kansas City was guest speaker, as rush week opens tomorrow and runs through Monday with pledging ceremonies and dinners planned.
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K. U. Women's Panhellenic Organization
Potter Lake
Oliver Simmons
Kansas City
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Youngsters Finish Projects in Home Arts Club
The article notes 377 young people completing club projects across sewing clothing food preparation and canning. It details enrollment by subprojects such as Learning to Sew Well Dressed For School Planning a Wardrobe and Complete Costume. Leaders and mixed-age members participate in junior leadership and miscellaneous projects.
New President of K U Women’s Panhellenic Named
Hutchinson girl Miss Patricia Lee Glover is the new president of the K U Women's Panhellenic. Assistant dean Martha Peterson said Glover will be a liberal arts and science junior this fall. Glover succeeds Miss Ila Pabodie, Merriam, who resigned and will not return this fall. Glover belongs to Delta Gamma. Pabodie belonged to Sigma Kappa.
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Patricia Lee Glover
Hutchinson
K. U. Women’s Panhellenic
Misa Martha Peterson
Miss Glover
College of Liberal Arts and Science
Mixa Ila Pabodie
Merriam
Miss Pabodie
Delta Gamma Social Sorority
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Market notes and livestock prices from Kansas City and region
Local markets show wheat at 3.13, corn 4.42, eggs at 17, butterfat around 3.60. Kansas City livestock listings include calves near 60, hogs at 29.75, steer and heifer values weak, cows 16 to 22, veal and young stock steady to higher, and 4-H club yearling steers auctioned. Sheep active with spring lambs higher, ewe prices modest, and regional receipts forecast for cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Cis
Wade
Aleady
Complex grain and stock market brief from Kansas
Fragmentary report notes alfalfa prices at 24 and 11 per unit, mixed hay quality affects demand, grain futures steady to firmer amid poor prairie quality. Corn and wheat futures show slight moves. stock listings include Admiral, Chrysler, Deere, GM, and Sears amid a broad tonnage of ticker references.
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Kansas
Aliana
New York
Kigen
Admiral Co
Seth
Market action and potato prices in early September notes
The report notes a broad market uptick led by rail stocks with Seaboard Air Line rising after a dividend announcement and mixed turnover. It also lists Chicago potato market prices by variety including Triumps, South Dakota Triumphs, and Cobblers with several values provided.
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Ap-Usda
U. S
Colorado
South Dakota
Washington
Wisconsin
Cobblers
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