Western European Aid Plan Seeks 19 Billion Under Marshall Plan
A Paris conference participant said 16 western European nations aim to obtain about 19 billion dollars in U.S. aid under the Marshall plan over four years to buy food and productive equipment. The plan assigns heavy costs to food, farm machinery, fuels, and energy with a total estimated need around 35.1 billion dollars, leaving a 19.6 billion gap to be covered by exports or other funds. New Bevin plea calls for reviving wartime lend lease. discussion centers on U.S. support and congressional authority.
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Paris
UPA
United States
Plan Committee For Cooperation
Eine
General Committee
Informart
Western
Europe
Pate
Euro Europe
Kaw
Luther Roberts
Evansville
Ind
Lawrence Bridge
Roberts
William Cecil Woodburn
Union Pacific Railne Company
Lawrence
Woodburn
Roberta
Jackman
Key
Paper Company
Ackman Flour Mill
Richy Higgins
Lhe
Harms
Funk
Negotiation Changes for Lease of Community Basement
A city service firm altered terms for leasing the south half of the community building basement. Auditing in Kansas City notes refunds to zero and cites impact on gas usage and municipal services.
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Citieave Services Company
Beenansas City Auditing
Strikers Vote to Return to Work at Grimethorpe Mines
Britain ends a five week coal strike as Grimethorpe miners vote to resume work at a 21 foot stint. National Union of Mine Workers and the National Coal Board will form a joint committee to study the stint issue after disruptions that hit 60 000 workers across 38 pits and cost coal output.
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Janice
England
Todey
Seee Feee
Yorkshire
Grimere Wrs
Ritain
K 7Rela
Grimethorpe
National Union of Mine Workers
Britain
London
West Yorkshire
Burglary at Phi Delta Theta House Reports Cash Theft
A burglar entered the Phi Delta Theta fraternity house at 1621 Edgehill Road after midnight and ransacked the second and third floors, taking about $150. Police say entry was through the front door while occupants slept. fingerprints were hard to lift and several billfolds were turned in for analysis.
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Phi Delta Theta
Edgehill Road
Lawrence
Ralph Castee
Kenneth Danneberg
Kansas City
Charles Dunn
Bayville
N. Y
Edmund Morrill
Hiawatha
Robe Grandreau
Wichita
H. EF. Zoller
World Series Dates Set If Pennants Tie Narrowly
Cincinnati September 11 The world series will begin Tuesday September 30 if the New York American League club and the Brooklyn National League team win their pennants. If the Cardinals and Yankees win the series would open October 1 at Yankee Stadium with two games there.
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Cincinnati
Yankee Atedium
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Reing
Mt. Louis
St. Louis
New York
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Russia Fails To Agree With Group In UN Atomic Vote
The UN Atomic Energy Commission adopts its second report to the Security Council by 10 to 1 with Russia opposing and Poland abstaining. Osborn accuses Russia of impeding work while Gromyko says the matter is not ripe for council discussion. The report outlines principles for an international atomic center and pact.
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Lake Success
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Security Council
Russia
Poland
United States
Soviet Union
Atomic Commission
Frederick H. Osborn
Andrei A. Gromyko
Surity Council
Osborn
Commission
Housing Found for All Women Students at K U
The University of Kansas reports every woman student seeking housing during rush week has been housed. Dean of Women Margaret Habein said conditions are improving with Corbin Hall being cleared today. Habein expects few new arrivals and notes maintenance work continues.
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K.U
University of Kansas
Iri
Margaret Habein
General Lee to Return to U S Soon
Lt Gen John C H Lee said he would leave command at once and hand over to Maj Gen Lawrence C Jaynes after orders from the secretary of war and the president. The move follows a War Dept inquiry prompted by abuses claims and an inspection in Italy by Maj Ira T Wyche.
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John C. H. Lee
Muschtersenece
War Department
Lee
Lawrence C. Jaynes
Secretary of War
Scripps-Howard Reponer
Robert Ruark
Maj
Ira T. Wyche
Italy
Lawrence Men among 386 KU fraternity pledges in rush week
Twenty eight Lawrence men were among 386 pledges elected to University of Kansas fraternities during rush week. Of 19 fraternities on campus, nine pledged Lawrence men, with a partial list reported in the Journal-World and Skipper Williams noting minimal discrepancies.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Journal-World
Skipper Williams
Predge
Alpha Tana Omega
Allen Barrett
Lake Tapiwingo
Sam Barsett
Junction City
James Childers
Independence
Moa
Robert Devine
Kansas City
Bill Edwards
Leavenworth
Bryce Ehmke
Independance
Donald Haim
Kethhack
Charles Keaja
Joe Tyna Levy
Coffeyville
Tom Stan
Kansas
Ivve Nesser
K City
Rence. Nieman
Newton
William Rose
St. Joseph
Arthur C. Smith
Bartlesville
Rain Ends Heat Wave as 1.12 Inches Fall in County
A heavy rain, following a 0.34 inch drop last night, totals about 1.12 inches in 24 hours. Lawrence observers note relief from 100 degree heat, with afternoon highs around 78 and cooler temps after showers.
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C. J. Posey
Lawrence
Lecompton
Moving a Bandstand Tearing Begins at Union Kansas Site
Workmen started tearing down the outdoor bandstand east of Hoch auditorium at the Union Kansas i Co. G. Bayles, superintendent for construction of the three army surplus buildings, expects the contract to lead soon. Excavation for Watson library additions delayed by a severe labor shortage nearing material shortage seriousness.
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Hoch Auditorium
Union Kansas i Co
G. Bayles
Bayles
Suon
Fee
Watson Library
Tornado Damages 12 Farm Homes Near Fulton Missouri
A tornado struck south of Fulton Missouri shortly after noon damaging 2 farm homes and wrecking outbuildings. The storm also brought hail and heavy rain with half an inch of rain in eight minutes in Fulton city.
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Fulton
Here
Axlay
Explosive Plot Foiled Against Czech Ministers
Prague reports that an assassination attempt using ex ira packets disguised as per Fama targeted three cabinet ministers. Only one bomb reached Vice Premier Peter Zenk and failed to detonate. other packages to Ma saryk and Orting were intercepted.
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Prague
Ministry of Interior
Upech
Peter Zenk
National Socialist Party
Jan Masarva
Proxon Drtna
Whoaso Ts & Rathonas
Zenk
Masaryk
Orting
Old Settlers annual meeting set at First Baptist
The Rev Harold G Barr dean of Kansas Bible College at S U will speak at the Od ee 72nd annual Old Settlers meeting Saturday afternoon at First Baptist Church. The program opens with an invocation by Rev George Fetser, include a treasurer report and nominating committee report, and features memorial readings for members who have died. Refreshments will follow after benediction. Officers listed include Lena Kennedy Hucelescon president J Evelyn Ourabder vice president I F P Shertart secretary Lo Fl Shertact assistant secretary Nailie Cai man Bigsby treasurer Edward Bumgardner storian and Edward Bumgardner Jr assistant storian.
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Harold G. Barr
Kansas Bible College
S U
First Pads Church
George AC. Fetser
Cal Co
Donald Beene
Douglas Beene
Daryl Beene
Daryl Beene. the Audience Wi Then Sing “Amertes
W. AL Simons
Edward Bumgacaner
Ednah Hopans
Sarr
Soedy Mos Foguss Springer
Feder
Old Settlers
Lena Sennedy Hucelescon
J. Evelyn Ourabder
I. F P. Shertart
Lo FL F Shertact
Nailie Caiman Bigsby
Edward Bumgardner
Edwand Bumgardner, Jr
Twenty Nine Children Examined at Speech Center
Mrs. Duane W. M. Todd, director, reports twenty nine children were examined at the Junier Yuga school building center on Monday and Tuesday. Two from Lawrence show signs of speech difficulty. most others are of school age. Enrollment requires ten hour lessons weekly with occasional makeups for unreachability. Further examinations will be held due to high demand as parents are urged to contact the center immediately.
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Junier Yuga Schuch
Monusy
Duane WM. Todd
Um Lawrence
Oae Smiaren
Lawrence
Todd
Orcvder
Hog Market Boom in Dee County Reflects 1919 High
Local market in Lawrence shows hog prices reaching 39 dollars per hundredweight, highest since 1919, with February 25 as a cited peak. Reports note meat prices may rise, while other goods like Durus and fruit also see price shifts and ongoing wartime effects influence costs.
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Lawrence
Worie Ward
KU Dean Revives College Yell at Kansas University
A chaotic campus pep rally scene at the University of Kansas features Dean Paul Lasca of the College of Social Arts and Sciences presiding as students fill the venue. The event marks a revival of the college yell with lively demonstrations and student participation throughout the day.
Kansas schedules grid games with George Washington
The article lists KU football scheduling multiple grid opponents with George Washington noted in the season plan. It mentions dates and locations, including a October game and various venues, reflecting the team’s upcoming schedule and competition.
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George Washington
Srememicx Names and Place Minted in Rhode Island Ward
An illegible OCR fragment mentions Srememicx and Sweeney with Rhode Island ties and a ward reference. The readable pieces point to a local political or administrative note involving a named individual and a ward, with unclear details on dates or actions.
Weather Forecast Fragment in Garbled Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show a weather forecast with numerous garbled words and stray typos making details unreadable. The readable segments suggest planned forecast coverage but lack clear regions times or conditions.
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U.S
Paris Economic Conference
Bevin
America
Lendon
Ernest Bevin
Fort Knox
Lend Lease
Paul M. Griffith
American Ton
Aahi
Ene Grees
Ramutes Raed Sentee
British Coal Situation
Union Pacific
Soviets
Gary
Gen. Lee
U. S
Richard M. Grofy
Wakeeney
Orville Pera Walker
Sharon Springs
Rudolph &. Fanearth, Jr
Hutchinson
Philp Leon Martinek
Bonner Springs
Walter Hanson Smith
Ijr
James W. Cane
Parsons
M. Breach
Great Bend
William Robert Durbin
Alvim A. Row
Larned
Robert M. Houverser
Honolulu
Hawaii
Vernon
Richard W. Herold
Elmiwood
Walter C. Busnnalls
Cole Oay
Aruba
Curacao
Bains
Edwardsville
Prinieg Hea Sro
Arkansas City
Chiff Merriam
Paxasteylion
James A. Jackson
Lyons
Judson L. Greer
T . Stanton
Joseph Margrave
Sabet Stanley Howard Margrave
Sabetha
Thomas H. Steinle
Ruseell
Robert
Wiehu
Richard Allen Deigh
Russell
Bran O'Brian
Fredonia
Dick Wakefield
John Loren
Clay Center
James A Jackson
M. Eddy
Hage
Hays
Je Salina
Terry Gene Gardner
Huresmegon
Bil
Byron Gaudreau
Wichits
Marysville
Johs
Orr
Emil J. Schutsel
Ne Shyne
Topeka
Dolph C. Simons, Jr
Paul & Staats
Fred N. Bix
Henry Eugene Zoller
Whebita
Phi Gamms Delta
Charles W. Rewied
James C. Evans
Tulsa
Cula
Neai A. Post
Tademunienent
Fulton, Mo
Roy Cullemdine
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Hal Newhouser
New Racord
Associated Press
Com Today
Czech
the Associated Press
Barr
Jumeor High School
Nep
Truman
USS
Missour
Convocaten
Deral
Universioy
Sacsag
Yistoscea
Merrow
Paul
Laasca
Hoek
Dents
Bert Imer
Jan Jean AC Steyoe
Wien
Slade
Sega
Rico
Zansas
Washington
Jae Veruty
Jastaadee
Changs
Fred J. Srememicx
S ‘Annet
T. JL Sweeney
Strat Bremensicd
Rhode
Rica
Ieee Pamers
Faer
Saceet Kadtered
Tomar
Atari
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