U S Expected to Stay in Berlin Amid Talks
Moscow reports say no further cuts in Berlin presence for now with a planned high level meeting Friday or next to discuss postwar positions of wartime allies. The United States aims to ease tension and ensure a lifting of the Berlin siege precedes any agreement while noting the need to maintain Western occupation zones and supplies for about 3,000 people in the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Waly
United
Staces
Ima
Magia
Etari
United States
Berlin
Sieen
Lipert
Conservation Talk Highlights Farm Price Support Debate
Oscenla Iowa September witnesses two high government speakers defend farm price support, with Representative Hope urging continued price floors to shield farmers from market swings and Secretary Brannan focusing on soil erosion and soil policy. They argue price supports safeguard meat and dairy, while critics cite elevated consumer costs and wartime stockpiling plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscenla
Lowe
Cole
America
Hope
Kani
Brannan
Roosevelt
Agericulture
Dewey
Eiger
Geneee
Bront Ting
Conemes
Pal Zimmerman Improves After Sudden Illness at School
Warren Pal Zimmerman, 18, Lawrence High School junior and football halfback, was hospitalized yesterday with a high fever from a virus infection. He recovered to normal temperature by noon today and attended classes this morning before falling ill during lunch. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. TG Zimmerman of 2245 Vermont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren “Pal” Zimmerman
Jame
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Noresal
Fatrex
Laurence High School
Siuad
TG. Zim- Mernan
Vermont Street
Ackerman and Long Attend Personal in Kansas City
Mrs J F Ackerman and Mr and Mrs Charles Long plan an evening in Kansas City with likely social visits. The item notes Mrs Kenneth Dodderidee entered St Luke's hospital for prep ahead of a Saturday operation. It also mentions trips to Rochester N Y Oakland and Leysley as family visits continue. A divorce filing Virginia Tuttarold J Tuttle referenced, plus an AMALM Stated Communication and Bee-Ady notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Ackerman
Charles €. Long
Kansas City
Kenneth Dodderidee
St Luke's Hospital
A Hood
Faiily
Rochester
San Francisco
Farr
HK. N. Davidson
Amd
Davidson
Oakland
Lesley
Apend
R. H. Fare
Wheat and fuel export outlook weighs on markets
Washington reports show a drop in gasoline on water and wheat export prospects. Government forecasts expect prices to fall below loan levels after harvest, with record corn yields likely. fall in export totals and carryover anticipated, while foreign demand recovery and domestic planting quotas shape the market. A separate report notes the Neosho river area flooding and a search for a missing driver after rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mirotte
Aintry
United States
Sigma Phi Epsilon Moves Into Community Building
About 300 fraternity members began moving into the Community Building at Seventeenth and Tennessee, with plans to establish temporary quarters and a new house. The basement use was canceled by the city weeks ago, and completion is targeted before January 1. John Abilene C. of Abilene, Kan, notes rush activities start Monday.
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Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Seventeenth
Tennessee Streets
Glenn Kappelman
Commun
Ss &Nex
Fratersi
Kansas Exhibit Debut At State Fairs By KU And Firms
The University of Kansas and 96 local manufacturers plan exhibits at upcoming state fairs. KU will display for the first time, joining Kansas State College and several local firms. Exhibits feature a potter’s wheel demonstration, a generic super exhibit, business and government research, and natural gas and waste products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Othe Kanens
Wichitia
Tey
K. U
Harris Company
Karees
Prisoner Recaptured After Hotel Stint in Kansas
Frank Burton, a former county prisoner from Custer County Oklahoma, was recaptured by Ellis County Sheriff Clyde Hunker at the Cottage Hotel in Piix Fos Kansas. Burton had escaped custody en route to Oklahoma State Penitentiary and had been living in the hotel for over a week after securing work with the Federal Bureau of Reclamation on the Cedar Bluffs dam project near Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fos
Kan
Frank Burton
Greece eyes international force after border clashes
In Athens, War Minister George Stratos says Yugoslav troops and rebels crossed into Greece near the Kaima thian area, Greeks counterattacked and recaptured the mountain. He warns of provocations by Albania Yugoslavia and Eulafia and urges Western allies and the UN to intervene. He reports eight Yugoslav soldiers and an officer captured, bodies to be left for inspection. Greek general staff orders troops not to enter Yugoslavia. A separate note: Ray Breitweiser named Wisconsin Republican public relations chairman. Divorce granted: Robert L Abel from Liltie Abel.
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Athena
George Stratos
Augoslav Trope
Greece
Namy
Albania
Yugoslavia
Eulafia
Trates
Boniera
Markos Vallades
Stratog
Kaimathian
Stratos
United Nas Transepee
Balkans
Cormimission
Thelle
Vitsi Tri
Vafiades
Pt Ids Meiaset
Abe
Riots and gunfire in Berlin amid anti communist protests
British military police shielded Russians as a jeep moved through dense crowds near the Feidhetag building. Gunfire and stones broke a jeep window while protesters chanted and heaped abuse on Russia and communism. A second crowd gathered at the Four Power authority building with several thousand Germans entering the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Mavitary
Brandenburg Gate
Nestor
Pete
Prisloe
Utherm
BEN Haines Pole Vitve
Tha Ihe
Hes
Burrough
Russia
Stalin
Central Authority
Germaine
Queuille Nears French Cabinet With Socialist Support
Paris dispatch reports Henri Queuille poised to form a new French cabinet as the Socialist party backs him. The Radical Socialist premier needs moderate backing to secure a coalition and possible revisions to the constitution, aiming to shape postwar governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Henri Quezile
Socialist Party
Aetrnnate
Queuille
Sonal
Council of the Republic
Orvaet
Deaths and Funerals In Madison and Lawrence
Multiple notices report the deaths of Leona Stout of Lawrence and Cpl. James Clark Richardson. Stout died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. services at First Methodist Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Richardson, a corporal, will be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after services at Rumsey Funeral Chapel. survivors include his parents and two sisters.
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James Clark Richardson
Rumsey
Res
H. M. Sip
Hye
Seserat
Oak Hill
Mian Fisher
Karlami
Glenn Radanstniay
Ralph Ward
Donald Shayreil
Grad Erwin Netzer
Mran
Mra
MG. Richardson
Vertical Street
JTL
Leona Stout
Leonaveut
Willlam T. Stout
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Joseph R
Emma’a. Miller
George Lowman
Emery Read
First Methodist
Toe Burrow
Kuiwin F. Mriee
Friemis
Funk Chapel
Clifford ‘Dean
Ralph Geaber
C. W. Pollom
Lawrence weddings and anniversary mark quirky pastor fees
Heard in Lawrence last evening reports of two unconventional weddings and a quirky ministerial fee in a quiet Lawrence ceremony. A late night婚 nuptials at a Methodist parsonage ended with a pastor's joke about charging for the third shot at marriage. Fd Arnold marked 70 years in Lawrence after arriving with his mother from Perkinsville Vermont. Local construction crews toppled a wall of the old bank building while sidewalk crowds watched. Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson of Wimere Neb visited friends in town after Tulsa wedding travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Jecus Methodist Parsonage
Arnold
Perkinsville
George Davis
Here
Lawrence National Bank
Constant Construction Company
Market snapshot shows mixed grains and steady livestock demand
New York stocks endure general ceiling as hedging remains quiet. Wheat gains in late trade while corn rises about 25 cents. In Kansas City, calves and fed steers hold steady with moderate demand for good to choice cattle.
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New York
Daneae City Livestock
Kansas Uy
New Course At KU Spurs City Management Program
Prof Edwin Stene outlined a new graduate level program in city management at a Kiwanis luncheon at the Hotel today. Funded by a Carnegie Foundation grant, the five year plan includes a year at the university and nine months internship in a Kansas city. The project targets students seeking government service and notes 25 Kansas cities already employ city managers with expanding interest in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin
Stene
Petition
Wience
K. UL
Kiwanis Clade
Pot Virdee Hotel
Carnegie Foundation
Kansas
Carnegie Pasent
Stone
Kovernment
Aggie Freshmen Report for Kansas State Practice
Manhattan Sept 9 C Threw teams of freshmen football players reported to Coach Lud riser for their first practice to help ready the Kansas State college varsity for its game with Time is September 25. The remainder of the freshman squad will report when school begins. Backs on the squad include Hi Raubion Elmer Crevistan Bob Raymer Bob Indian and Don Bliss. Ville prospects included Pete Wassenberg Pete Raemer Tom Bush and Dick Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Ken
Ludriser
Kansas State College
Timeis
Hi Raubion
Phillipsburg
Elmer Crevistan
Bob Raymer
Wichita
Bob Inlian
Tiuewisle
Don Bliss
Topeka
Ville
Pete Wassenberg
Marysville
Pete Raemer
Tom Bush
Atchison
Dick Hills
Kansas City
Boeing to build B-47 swept-wing bombers in Wichita
Wichita report says Boeing Airplane Company will embark on a program to produce B-47 swept-wing six-jet bombers at the Wichita plant with a substantial quantity to be built there. A separate B-44 bomber is to be built at Boeing's Seattle plant as part of current modernization and modification work.
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Wichita
Kan
Wichita Beacon
Washington
Boeing Airplane Comepany
Boeing
The
Beacon
Seattle
Memorial Hospital Admission and Births Report
At Memorial Hospital admitted list includes Dickey Pearson Frank Willingham Warren Zimmerman Lloyd Javaux Mrs L N Bigsby Adrain Auchard Oscar Powell Mrs Faye Duncan and baby Mrs Dorothy Green and others Birth reports note Mr and Mrs W J Brink Route 1 a son yesterday An accident entry: Judy Faye Walker age five treated for lacerations to left shoulder and Martin Steven Hill West Eighth Street treated for injury to left elbow.
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Dickey Pearson
Tonganoxies
Frank Willingham
Vermont Street
Warren A. Zimmerman
Lloyd Javaux
Eigth Street
Faye Duncan
Ottawa
Dorothy Green
Ohio Street
Ethel Anfred
Oscar Powell
Florence Myers
Donna Jean Bangs
Mississippi Street
Irene Skinner
Haskell Street
Henry Bearman
Charles Roberts
Connecticut Street
W. J. Brink
Judy Faye Walker
Haskell
Martin Steven Hill
West Eighth Street
Turbulent Market Notes and Community Thank You
A fragmented summary covers livestock trade with spring lambs and shipments cited around 25.40, cattle moves in Kansas City and New Mexico yearlings, plus grain and futures chatter from Kansas City and Chicago markets. It notes a Wall Street dip with reserve data and federal policy signals, and a heartfelt card of thanks from a family for sympathy and support.
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Wall Street
New Yorts
Pioc
Federal Reserve
Manis
Mat
Puietaa
Gyneran
Amarican
Syed
Nntton Pace
Tal
Youngstown
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U. S
Britain
France
Tao
Pal Zimmerman
Buil
Acacia Lod
Drvoree
Virginia Tut-tarold J. Tuttle
P. m
Edwin T. Sarees
Harry T. Craig
Bee—Ady
Peters Ss
Department of Agriculture
Fert
Neosho
John M
Battle City
Wiliam Branch
Jack Rynand
Emperm
Omaha
Neb
So Department of Agriculture
Frat Boya
John Abilene C. of & Abilem
Chester A. Brown
Abilene
Abilene Chhamber of Commerce
Rey Haer
Jan
el Dorado
el Dorade
Kansas Alice Junior Cotlege Associarian
Bickford
Piix
Wiliam’ Bruffert
Mer
Marinette
Wis
Ray Breitweiser
Wisconsin
H. V. Higley
Robert L. Abel
Liltie Abel
Feidhetag
Te Ktry
Blow
Pate i
Teven
Atlantic
National Safety Council
Mountain States
Wyoming
Nevada
Connecticut
de Tiwari
Ue Bal
Madisont
Madison
Karn
Pearl Houser
Heter
A Hamlin
Empering
John W. Heuser
Rerington
Harry Johnson
Wimere
W. C. Simons
Tulsa
Okla
Mrs. Johnson
Eileen Maloney
Baeke
Clay Center
Amqftow
Edwin 0. Stene
Kiwanis
Aggie Frosh
Memorial Hospital
Nesday
Mexico
Sony
Wemioc
AusAs
Tigres Low
Kanaae
Kaneun
Chicago
Mutisane
Tomek Seo
Cos
Davekoth
Raisner
PDA
Pimeonn
Domen
Shiaba
Cian
Tel & Tel ' Ueth Steel
Grant
Mowligie
Nien
Duke
Ness
Coca-Cola
Gen Motors
Rere
Denny Maseitie
Ward
Amer
Stewart-Warner
Board & Moore Ith
Vs. Kaiser-Frazer Dealers
Ethan A. Smith
Moving % Storage Co
East Sth
Rutter’s
Lawrency Atloint
Np Failare
Asher, Gorrill & Asher
Attornaye Et ‘Lewes
Standera Life
Vermont
Stevens & Brand Attornaye
Oae
Forrest A. Jackson
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Campbell’s
Crosley Home
West Ninth
L. T. Harrissing Inc
Slatesmans
Guauine
Kentucky
Sere
Barteldes Seed Co
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