British warning at UN on Soviet war mongering charge
Britain warned at the UN that persistent Soviet attempts to force its will could ruin world peace with horrific consequences. Hector McNeil denounced Russia, dismissed Vishinsky’s charges against the Marshall Plan, and urged openness to world affairs while urging Europe to remain united and wary of coercion.
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Britain
Hector McNeil
United Nations Assembly
Russia
McNeil
Andrei Y. Viabinsk
United States
Vishinsky
Europe
Rusaia
Atomic Centre
Securie
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Faris el Khoury
Syria
Ued
McNeail
Es Fiel International
Vishnnksky
Bupsia
Ios Ag
Erpena
Grain and Livestock Prices Down Amid Pleas for Control
Grain and livestock prices ease as pleas rise for price control. The text, from Sun Valley Idaho, notes Paul S Willis urging voluntary campaigns to curb prices amid scarce commodities and debates on how far government aid to farmers can go and how much food is sent abroad.
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America
Sunalley
Idaho
Paul S. Willis
Grocery Manufacturers of
Mercete
Conforce
Farore
Truman Receives Food Situation Report from Cabinet Panel
Washington September 22 President Truman reviewed a cabinet food committee report on home and world food conditions and proposed remedies. The panel, including Marshall Anderson Harriman, suggested substantial aid under the Marshall Plan and steps for Europe’s recovery while weighing a possible four year aid program and winter shortages. No action by Congress was anticipated in the near term.
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Truman
America
Andersen
Congress
Ity
Tate Roepe
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Anderson
Com Harriman
White House
United Nations 16 pledge by Europe aid plan
Paris reports a sixteenth nations pledge to a four year Marshall Plan style program to boost production in Europe. The plan calls for self help production targets across food coal steel and electrical capacity, aiming to restore prewar levels and expand above 1938 baselines. The report notes the blueprint to be presented to Secretary of State George C. Marshall for action.
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Vanie
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Tropical disturbance menaces Florida after Gulf crossing
Weather bureau warnings rise as a new tropical disturbance tracks across the Gulf toward Fort Myers and Tampa Bay. The system threatens heavy rain and life threatening floods for Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and northwest Florida, with efforts under way to aid marooned residents and shore up dikes around Lake Okeechobee.
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Iami Weather Bureau
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Mississippi
Alabama
Eheatims
Gulf West
Jefferson Parish
Lake Pontchartrain
One Glades
Troy
Canal Point
Okeechobee
Tribute to La Guardia at St John the Divine
About 45,000 New Yorkers filed through St John the Divine yesterday to pay respects at the bier of former mayor Fiorello H La Guardia who died Saturday morning at his home He served as mayor for 12 years and was to be buried in Woodland Cemetery after an Episcopal service led by Bishop Charles K Gilbert
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New York
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Fiorello H. la Guardia
la Guardia
Woodland Cemetery
Charles K. Gilbert i
Sub-Office Opened for Army Reserve in Ohio Area
A sub-office of the Army Ground Forces organized reserve has been established at the Swerweer building 272 Me N. Kleiner reported the office serves reservists in Ohio including all reserve personnel in Douglas County. The sergeant said full information on assignments to reserve units and active duty training at service schools as well as applications for army service is available at the SOW office.
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Army Ground ‘Forces
Swerweer
N. Kleiner
Ohio
Douglas County
Kleiner
Posarveranita
Fourth Defective Autos Found in City Traffic Check
A Lawrence safety week traffic survey found 25 percent of 529 inspected autos defective. Sheriff Will Johns Jr, state troopers, and city police noted mechanical issues including brakes and windshields. No violations were issued. the drive continues at South Park with checks tomorrow on highways 59 and 40. Several motorists were found driving without 1947 licenses and warned of arrest.
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Will Johns, Jr. Benortett
Massachusetts Street
South Park
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Johns
Highway Patrol
Cc. W. Gustafson
Rain totals and forecast for eastern Kansas in September
Eastern Kansas saw heavy rains on Saturday with Topeka and Garnett recording large totals while central and western areas stayed mostly dry. D Flora, US meteorologist, predicted fair weather into Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the west and north central. lows 10 to 50, highs 70 to 75. River levels remained below flood stage as dry ground absorbed rainfall.
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Kansas
United States
State Sun
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U. S
Garnett
Paola
Leavenworth
Coffeyville
Winfield
Osage City
Horton
Tripecia
Omega
Florence
Wichita
Herington
Anthony
Hutchinson
Marais Des Cygnes
Garden City
Regents Beest Charges At K U Medical Center
Kansas board of regents meeting at University of Kansas Medical Center discussed hospital cost increases and room rates. Names referenced include Haughey Seater McCoy Stauffer and cities Garden City Topeka Paola.
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K.U. Medical Center
Sekas Kansas Board of Regents
Eeaeeery
Terenes
University Kansas Medical
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Seater McCoy
Garden City
Oscar S&s Stauffer
Topeka
Mein
Paola
Safety note to avoid that bet down feeling Cresea highway
A brief safety advisory warns drivers on Cresea Highway about avoiding risky bets or gambling urges that can trigger a downturn in mood or judgment while traveling. It emphasizes staying alert, seeking support, and taking breaks if stress rises during the route.
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Cresea
Students Ready For Class Work At University
The university welcomes 41 new foreign students arriving this term. Willis Tompkins says adjustments to different educational systems are common. Students must mail credentials, show English ability, provide health statements, and await registrar guidance for admission.
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Stone Mason
University of Kansas
Memorial Union Corporation
Willis Tompkins
Sweden
Tompkins
Acco family details from Pleasanton and Topeka
The fragment describes Fred Ellsworth and Irene Teubner Pueil alumni from Pleasanton connected to the college of liberal arts and sciences. It mentions a German ex‑change agent husband, a move in 1988, and Irene as mother of four sons aged 12, 3, and 5. Beaty is from Topeka.
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Acco
Fred Ellsworth
Irene Teubner Pueil
Pleasanton
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Sie
Pris- Russia
N. Beaty
Topeka
Congress plans a bus trip to inspect farms
Chairman Howe said the committee will meet at 610 to hear Agriculture Department and farm group representatives before a country wide tour. The swing will pass through the southwest to Kansas City with farm inspections and processing branches on stops. The aim is to acquaint members with agricultural problems in different parts of the nation.
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Howe
R-Xas
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
Hope
Cite
Enlisted Men Boost Active Company H Recruiting Drive
Captain Redbert Morrison reports steady growth in Company H of the Arkansas National Guard as it expands from 12 officers and 17 enlisted men to about 34 by December 20. A nationwide recruitment push offers a lumina te weapons demonstration to clubs and schools, with radios and gear arriving for training.
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KU Freshman Hurt In Auto Crash After Football Game
Miss Jane Senmiat, 13, of Bartlesville Oklahoma, injured in a Kansas University area auto crash after attending the Kansas Texas Christian football game. Described as fair. She rode with Charles Bailt Edwardsville Kansas in a collision during heavy rain. Miss Schmidt, head injuries, is a Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge. Her parents accompany her at the hospital.
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Jane Senmiat
Bartlesville
Okla
University
Kansas
Schmidt
Barvid Senne
Charles M. Bail
Edwardsville
Kan
Misa Schmidt
Kappa Kappes
Gamma
K.U
Beth Reece
Hospital
KU Quarterback Club Meets Tonight at Eldridge
The Downtown Quarterback club will meet at 8 o clock in the Grill Room of the Eldridge. The club dues this year are five dollars which covers the first ban.
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Eldridge
Methodist Budget Approved At Conference Meet
The Methodist conference approved a budget for the year with allocations toTopesa Kansas City and other locations. Officers include William and Marvin as leading figures. a Wesley foundation ceremony was held Sunday with the church conference. Cardinals stay in race as Dodgers win NL title bid with 5- today result.
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Topesta
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Seporta
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Wesley
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