May call Congress on Europe aid requires action
Secretary of State Marshall said Europe needs temporary aid this year and only Congress can authorize it. The State Department will provide data on dead and costs as authorities debate a plan. Some lawmakers favor early action while others stall awaiting the full study.
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France Offers Indochina Settlement Based on Union
France proposes turning over Indochina administration to Viet Namese within the French Union and retaining military installations. Emile Bollaert, French high commissioner, says the republic’s stance is indivisible and must be accepted as a whole by Indochina. Paris talks with Paul Ramadier and ministers precede the dispatch from Hong Kong.
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U S and Soviet Clash Over Atomic Control Plan
At Lake Success on September 10 Andrei Gromyko pressed for international atomic control and peace supervision while Frederick H Osborn rebutted the U N atomic force concept, saying the U S position contradicted high sounding phrases. The conference draft outlines views from a majority of ten nations on a proposed world system for atomic oversight.
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Permanent Hours Fixed for Stores in Downtown District
Downtown stores set fixed closing times nine months a year nine to six on weekdays and eight on Saturdays with November to August hours nine to six. Saturday closing at eight starts twenty days after enactment. Christ mas program planned for December six. Kansas Flying Formation club honored in ceremony as Galway celebration marks senatorial birthday.
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KU Fraternity Rush Ends With Large Pledge List
At Kansas University rush week concludes with about 400 men expected to be pledged once lists are finalized. Skipper Williams, who led rushing, said the process ran smoothly. Partial pledge lists include names from multiple cities and fraternities Alpha Mu, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and others.
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Browns Rally For Win In Seventh Inning Rally
The St. Louis Browns defeated Philadelphia as they rallied for five runs in the seventh inning behind two hits by Predve and Sanford.
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Weather Department Estimates Major Crop Yields
The agriculture department released forecasts for 1945 crops with corn at 2,408,913,000 bushels and wheat at 1,408,602,000 bushels. It compares to August forecasts and last year figures, noting requirements to support livestock and meat production.
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Labor conciliation reports limited strike action nationwide
The conciliator notes only 34 strike cases affecting 52 workers starting this week, the lightest workload since a water labor department tally. Workers at one yard voted to accept their employer's last offer while others have yet to vote or report results. The East Coast shipyard strike remains the largest with 35,000 idle.
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Plan for Safety Launches Safety Week in Lawrence
Lawrence safety council prepares final plans for Safety Week September 15 22 to raise citizen awareness across streets homes schools and businesses. Aimed at traffic analysis at South Massachusetts and school traffic checks by E J Logdson a Liberty Memorial teacher. Rotary Kiwanis and other clubs join with school assemblies and film presentations featuring World War II veterans and local girl scouts.
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Treaties To Be Ratified In Paris September 15
Fragmented report notes that on September 15 ratification of peace treaties is expected in Paris involving Britain the United States Romania and possibly Italy. Details are unclear due to damaged text and misread names.
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Pledged to KU Sororities Highlight Rush Week
Eleven sororities at the University of Kansas pledged 207 women during rush week, mirroring recent years. Alpha Delta Pi led with 25 pledges, followed by Alpha Phi Theta Sigma Kappa each with 21. complete pledge lists include many named students from Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and other states.
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FBI Expands Vote Fraud Inquiry in Kansas City
The FBI announced an expanded inquiry into Kansas City vote fraud as 14 people faced federal arraignments before Judge Albert A. Ridge. Brantley, in charge, said the probe covered 28 precincts with 4.1 motions period and noted agents bring prior vote fraud experience. Defendants included Joseph M. Tanner and Henry McRissick among others.
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Rooms for All Offer Beds as Vacancies Reported at KU
University of Kansas seeks lodging for women arriving on campus with about 30 women seeking housing. Margaret Habern reports some rooms still open in the 20MeES area but not all have reported vacancies. If needed, women may be housed in Jolliffe residence hall recreation room. Men’s rooms currently available but could fill up with new registrants.
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Scattered Showers Sweep Eastern Half of Nation
Warm humid conditions spread across the eastern half while scattered thinder showers cooled some locales. 24 hour rainfall included 150 inches at Jack Creek, Tenn, 1.14 inches at Omidji, Minn, and 1.17 inches at Evansville, Ind. Clinton, Mo logged a high of 102.
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Manhattan City Schools See Enrollment Rise Over Last Year
Manhattan Kansas reports enrollment climbing past 2000 for the first time with total pupils reaching 2947, up 199 from last year. Kindergarten and underage classes grow, with undergar ten group gaining 47 to 232. Superintendent F Y Bergman announces the figures. No afternoon classes noted.
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Trailer Camp Houses 20 Students Attending University
Lawrence camp serves twenty university students living in house trailers. Olmstead, with the university housing office, opened the site to ease housing, drawing students from Kansas, Missouri, and nearby states. The group keeps grounds tidy and values shared interests while preparing for a permanent campus stay.
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Campus tours for new KU students outlined
The campus outlines student tours on orientation day with guides from the university community. Training and scheduling details include campus walk routes, parking, loading areas, and timing for visitors. Officials emphasize safety, speed limits, and orderly access to buildings during sessions.
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August Births at Local Hospital Total Sixty Four
August census shows 64 babies born at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with 149 people admitted and 2, asoft feedings daily. Disbursements total 237.5. staff notes indicate daily meals served and occupancy during the month.
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