Bebler Accuses Western Powers Over Yugoslavia
Bebler accused Western powers of aiming to establish a bridgehead in Trieste for future action against Yugoslavia. He criticized the governor and argued for shrinking the protected free area's boundaries to the city, proposing a plan backed by a mixed Western bloc. The commission discussed division of Italian naval forces and frontiers with allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pehler
Trieate
Bobler
Fies Plata
Bebler Atehe
Hebler Ureed
Vuseslav
Cooler weather on the way across Kansas forecast
US Kansas weather update reports no rain in 24 hours, with a cool front moving in from the northwest. Northern and Western Kansas may see showers midweek, while most areas stay dry. highs around 75, lows 60s to 65, and rivers remain within banks but falling. Highway closures persist near Enterprise, Bennington, and Junction City as work continues.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Kansas State Highway Comminssion
Enterprise
Bennington
Junction City
Wichits
Coffeyville
ROTC screen tests set for September dates
Physical examinations and mental screening tests for University ROTC applicants will be held Friday, Saturday and Monday September 20 21 and 23 Col John Allrey professor of military science and tactics said today Students seeking information may call the ROTC office at KU extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University R.O.T.C
John Al@rey
ROTC
K. U. Extension
Verdict on Nazi War Criminals Delayed to September 30
Nuernberg reports the international military tribunal will deliver the verdict for 22 Nazi leaders on war crimes September 30, moved from September 23. A Berlin source cites evidence volume and a wait for transcripts as factors. plans include sealed executions and private carryout without press access.
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Nuernberg
International Military Tribunal
Nazi Germany
Gopalcamatory
Control Council
Allied
Contral Council
Verutets
OPA restores June 30 price ceilings on meals and apparel
Washington reports the OPA sets back ceiling levels for meals to June 30 and notes a price rise of about 1 percent on cotton clothing, with textile costs up from wage hikes. The agency also considers higher ceiling requests from General Motors while a port strike break begins, with AFL Longshoremen resuming work on several ships amid NMU actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Seoon
Cnutt
Lb Opa
Teneral Motors
Gamecrow
OVA
Lisk
Wage Stabilization Board
General Motors Corporation
United States
AFL
New York
Portland
National Maritime Union
Eho
APL
Seafarers International Union
Portland C
New England Shipbuilding Corp
Eastland
A.F.L
National
Presiding Bishop Henry Knox Sherrill Elected Leader
Philadelphia reports Rt. Rev. Henry Knox Sherrill bishop of Massachusetts chosen as the new presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. He succeeds Rt. Rev. H. St. George Tucker of Richmond, who will retire December 31 after serving since 1937. Also mentions W. Maloney transferred from Wesley Hospital in Wichita to Tulsa after a blood infection. former Lawrence resident now in Tulsa for further treatment.
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Philadelphia
Henry Knox Sherill
Massachusetts
Protestant Episcopal Church
U.S.A
Hi St. George Tucker
Richmona
Tyles
O. W. Maloney
Wesley Hospital
Wichits
Tulsa
Maloney
Lawrence
Teargas Used as Bombay Disturbances Quelled
Bombay authorities report tear gas deployed by troops to curb violence in the Hindu Muslim unrest. About 250 shops looted in two weeks. Two additional stabbing deaths and ten wounded recorded. Police dispersed a knife fight. casualties from shooting not confirmed. Overall toll about 680 killed and 800 injured since early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Britain Argentina sign trade and finance pact in London
London Sept 27 Britain and Argentina signed a trade and financial agreement to settle sterling payments meat purchases and British owned Argentine railways. The pact extends the expired treaty while a new one is negotiated as announced by the British government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Argentina
Wallace's Speech Toughest Break for Truman Era Politics
Washington dispatch reports that William L. Clayton says future foreign policy speeches by officials will be cleared with the State Department, following Henry Wallace's controversial New York address. Clayton stresses the assumption, notes no binding obligation on Wallace or others, and indicates the matter may influence Wallace's ongoing public stands before the seven week lead up to elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CPL
William L. Clayton
State Department
Clayton
White House
Henry A. Wallace
Truman
Wallace
New York
Department
Walace
Russia
Byrnes
Robert E. Hannegan
Mr. Truman
Rising crime wave in the American zone of Germany
The American military government reports a sharp rise in crime across the U S occupation zone of Germany, with heavy gang violence in Bavaria and Greater Hesse. Displaced persons and Germans are among offenders as thefts and gun incidents rise, and police raids result in detentions.
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Berlin
U.S
Germany
Bavaria
Greater
Hesse
AMG
Ereater Hesse
Toad Thempert
Wurtembergbauen
Spc
Sruts- Kart Oor
Pelice
Gaael
City Problems debate union retirement plan for Kansas city workers
Wehta Kansas delegates at the League of Municipalities convention heard Dr. Edwin O. Stone of Lawrence outline a universal state retirement proposal for first and seven-class city employees. He said it would be voluntary at retirement 70 with a 1/30th annual annuity, funded by municipalities into a state fund, and noted that about 6000 Kansas city workers could be eligible if approved.
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Wiehta
Kan
League of Kansas
Proposa
Edwin O. Stone
Lawrence
Kansas
Kansas Legislative Cause
League
The
Legislative Council
Stone Saidt
Topeka Newspapertan
Byror Mc Gray
State Corcoration
Wil
Tynightr
Burgert urges keeps Lawrence parks clean
Councilman R O Burgert of 1321 New Hampshire appeals to Lawrence residents to cooperate in keeping streets and parks clean after a loyal home owner dumped trash at Central Park. He defends the city trash system and urges use of regular pickup instead of dumping refuse in public spaces.
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R. O. Burgert
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Burgert
Central Park
Burnett
Horse Show Funds Street Sign Purchase in Lawrence
The Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce reports a $1,0000 fund for new city street signs. After profits from the Hill Top Riding club horse show, a Jaycee treasury transfer increased the amount. Members explore buying signs from a Kansas manufacturer.
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Lawrence
Left Keys in Ignition: Ford Stolen from Street Parking
E J Sturm reports theft of his 1936 gray Ford sedan from a parking space on east 9th street north of Bow man radio shop. Keys were in the ignition and the gas tank full when taken. License plate 16 4786. Vehicle owned by E J Sturm of 800 Alabama.
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E. J. Sturm
Alabama
East 9Th Street
Bowman
Sturm
Stock Market Index Mixed As Yesterdays Close Reported
A stock market update notes the acy index standing at 64.7 with 60 stocks listed. Yester- day trading details are limited in the fragment, leaving the broader market movement unclear.
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Acy
Yester
Airliner makes emergency landing in Texas field
A DC-3 en route from San Diego to Chicago crash landed in a sorghum field near Sweetwater Texas after a troubled descent. Passengers credited the crew with calm handling as the craft bounced on touchdown before stopping in the scrub country. Captain Kreg and Co-Pilot R J Reichstier led survivors to safety with others walking to town for help. The flight had begun in San Diego and halted briefly in Texas before continuing toward Chicago.
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Sweetwater
Tem
Sea
Rteee
Enarten CO Ctensiert Ms
Bis
Texas
Ftillabe
Kreg
R. J. Reutschier
Judd Reed
Sara
Glendale
Cali
Three car crashes injure one in Lawrence collisions
One person sustained injuries in three Lawrence crashes reported yesterday. Doris Elicr, Route Lt. Erie, collided with a 1942 Ford truck driven by George Hitcher at Ninth and Vermont, minor car and truck damage. Later, Mrs. Willian Quinn lost control on Mount Arcad at Fourteenth Street, causing damage to two cars and curb damage. At 5:30 pm Robert E. Dunn struck the open door of a parked 1941 Chevrolet on Oread drive near Thirteenth Street. Also, Kansas University choir tryouts opened, with auditions in Frank Strong Hall room 128 through Sept 28. D M Swarthout directing.
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Lawrence
Ninth
Vermont
Doris Elicr
Erie
George Hitcher
Willian Quinn
Etty
Mount Arcad
Fourteenth Street
Kentucky
W. L. Redfield
Quinlan
Fourteenth
Vermont Streets
Robert E. Dunn
Funston
Oread Drive
William Murphy, Jr
West Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Frat Robberies Highlight Rush Week Security Lapses
A garbled report details robberies targeting fraternity houses during a rush period. Names, places, and amounts appear. students from Wichita, Kansas City, and other locales are listed among the affected. Authorities cite intruders and out-of-town prowlers as concerns while detailing losses and potential charges.
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Angua Svatermiy
Lawrence
Rapa
Tennessee
Aretha
Leoe
Port Sagat
Rushee
Jee Maurel
Wichita
Hares
I Son Chander
Nua Turman
Nea
Molde
Ranaya
Haren
Woodsor
Leo Mawes
Rutsas City
Lachester Acunwood
Jimtohinsen
Jack Avicus
Welfare workers from eight counties to meet here
Welfare workers from Louis, Jefferson, Osage, Johnson, Dunphan, Srown, Neiwaha, and Aigfisen counties gather at the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce offices for an all day training session. Mrs Mildred Watson of Doulas county directs the program and the afternoon will include a group discussion on state unions led by Miss Blanche Batesfield.
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Uoreetors
Louis, Jefferson, Osage, Johnson, Dunphan
Srown
Neiwaha
Aigfisen
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Uhursuas
Mildred Watson
Doulas
Sand
Cnurring Sesson
Chldren
Blanche Batesfield
Change in requirements for veterans statements in Wichita
Wichita Kansas September monthly statements for firms employing veterans are revised under public law 346. Disabled veterans must still submit earnings statements under public law 16. Non disabled veterans receive quarterly statement of earnings forms to file with the regional Veterans Administration office.
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Wichita
Kan
Regions Veterans Administration Office
K U Rushees Engulf Campus In Rush Week Frenzy
Fraternity and sorority houses on the KU campus buzz with rushees as 798 men register for rush, 345 women attend the opening meeting, and 17 fraternities join the scene amid open houses and planned events culminating in preference slips and pledging invitations.
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John Danneburg
Panhellenic Council
Rushing
Frank Strong
Panhellenic
Union
K. U
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Trieste
Yugoslavia
Paris
CPP
Pageslav
Ales Hebler
Free City
Italy
Stust Visaria Frontiers
Crnminosion
Meath
Franc
Auguslavia
Sidh
Bardinia
Fantelleria
Mediterranean
Adriatic
Consunissen
United Nations Security Council
Australia
New
A@rland
Netherlands
Balkan Economic Committee
United Nations
BET
R.O.T.C
Atenographera
Informa
Lak
Merlin
Gexa Berlin
Prisum
Bern
Viva Onformant
Alexander
Providence
Hal Problem
Stene
NAVY
Lawrence Police
Kansas University
D. M. Swarthout
Fine Arts
Shanghai
Lo Chensault
Latar Fore
Atnecmees
Toosy Felas
Arereoin
Imem
Delta Tacs Ang Pra
K. U. Rushees
Malott
Muses Ge Rise
Wits
Moat Rossa
M Ate
Salta
EL Monk
Secunia
Tod
Jay
Qreta
Tatan Peer Wirarne
Kansaa
Lonsdecada Perera
West Aa
Ais Toe
Roger West
Havre
Woods
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