Britain May End Palestine Mandate if UN Fails to Settle
Britain announced it may end the 25 year mandate over Palestine if the United Nations cannot find a settlement acceptable to Jews and Arabs. Colonial Secretary Creech Jones told the General Assembly Palestine committee that enforcement of any settlement would be up to the UN and Arab leaders, with Britain ready to withdraw early if a plan is agreed.
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Palestine
United Nations
Holy Land
Arthur Creech- Jones
General Assemblye Meatwe Palestine Committee
Britain
Cremmh-Jones Ales
Betteim
Holy Landers Pedea
Creath-Jones
Coesth-Jones
Creach Jones
U. N
Creech-Jones
Palestine Inquiry Committee
Unscop
Europe
Horald
Tirstale
Croach Jones
Unclear fragmentary dispatch on oil relief plan debated
Fragmented text from Toledo Ohio dateline September 26 quotes a Pittsburgh official discussing refined oil products as relief to European nations. It notes substantial testees and mentions the form of oil, but the surrounding context is garbled.
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Toledo
Ohio
Walter S. Hallanas
Pittsburch
United States Seeks Changes in UN Peace Machinery
The United States proposes a revised UN peace framework moving away from a strong committee to handle disputes. Secretary of State Marshall leads the bid, circulating the plan after assembly debate. Critics led by Vyshinsky accuse Washington of bypassing the Security Council, while Dulles defends the proposals as non confrontational.
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Amercan Resemuca
Assembly
Mate Marshall
Lie
Uni Nations
Committee For “Peace and Security
Recommenda Bene
Jehan F. Dukes
Oster
Renefae Vishinsky
Security Council
Dulles
Vishinsky
Russia
Guidance missiles eyed as future counter weapon
San Francisco reports James C. Coe, radio engineer at Pt. Mugu, describes electronically guided aerial missiles that hunt targets. Speaking before the Institute of Radio Engineers, Coe outlines measuring speed and accuracy of homing devices used in World War II era shells.
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San Francisco
America
James C. Coe
Naval Air Minsle
Pt. Muwu
Calif
Institute of Radio Engineers
Retail prices falter as demand shifts across the nation
The Associated Press reports uneven price movements nationwide with some goods rising while luxury items and meats show mixed trends. Dan and Bradstreet note sporadic strength in arrivals, but overall weekly retail sales edge slightly higher than last week and remain 3 to 7 percent above last year.
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Kansas City
Denver
Dan
Radatreet
Bradstreet
Aad
Eisler Faces Prosecution for Perjury and Deportation
Washington reports the House Committee on Un-American Activities urged prosecutors pursue Hanns Eisler for perjury and passport fraud. The panel also recommended deportation and ban on return, citing his 1926 Communist Party membership application in Germany. Eisler, 54, claimed no active involvement and denied current ties, with ties to Gerhart Eisler, recently convicted on passport fraud and contempt.
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Washington
House Committee On un-American Activities
Hanns Fisler
Justice Department
Eisler
Hesrin
Hollywood
Communist Party
Germany
Russia
State Department
United States
Gerhart Eisler
un-American Activities Committee
Thomas
Mexico
Immi Son
Vssion
Havana
Yugoslavia apologizes for holding U.S. soldiers
Belgrade reports Yugoslavia apologizes for seizure of three U S soldiers on the Trieste frontier. The foreign office says the men will be released today and notified U S Ambassador Cadmus Cannon of the action.
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Belgrade
P—Yslavia
U.S
Trieste
Yugoslav Foreign Office
U. S
Cavendish Cannon
Ottawa High School Football Tonight Halftime Final Scores
The Journal World plans to publish halftime and final scores of tonight's high school football game in Ottawa. Kickoff is set for 7 45 p.m. in Ottawa with coverage of scoring updates.
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Journal-World
Ottawa
Green calls for production hike to curb high prices
William Green of the American Federation of Labor urged higher production to fight living-cost pressures and support Truman’s wasteless food program. He met with reporters after visiting the White House, noting no discussion of the food program with the President.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Truman
Hungary
A.F.L
Green
Mr. Truman
White House
Citizens’ Food Committee
Albert S. Goss
The
National Grange
Grain price turmoil sparks calls for tighter controls
The article reports remarks by an unidentified official criticizing speculative buying and urging tighter controls on grain prices. He warns that grain drives are out of control and calls for return to common exchanges and farm policy while denying profiteering by retailers or wholesalers.
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Goss
Mr. Truman
White House
Truman
CSO
Emil Faves
Tram
Council of Economic
C.so
Wengseah
Congress
Fiandere
R.vt
Congressional
Agriculture Department
Midwestern
Export-Iemport Bank
Europe
Flanders
Honor Bert Nash Clinic Planned in Lawrence
Preliminary plans for a Nash diagnostic clinic named for the late Dr Bert Nash move forward under the Council of Social Agencies with support from M Mott. The aim is to prevent juvenile delinquency by treating pre school children and later possibly expanding to work with older youths.
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Nash
Bert Nash
Council of Social Agencies
Health de 2
Lawrence
Mra. F
Mattex
Sie
Ehtabriss
Fair Weather Across Kansas Through Wednesday
Topeka forecast calls for fair weather through Saturday with highs 80 to 82. Minimal chances of rain, light showers possible eastern Kansas Sunday or Monday. Warmer through midweek with cooler Monday, then warm again Tuesday and Wednesday. Overnight lows 30 to 55. Coffeyville logged 0.06 inches of rain. Goodland and Garden City reported 17 and lower readings.
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Topeka
S. D. Flora
U. S
Kansan
Coffeyville
Goodland
Garden City
Goodland and
Ellis
Mayor Appeals for Funds To Reach Chima Relief Goal
A renewed appeal for contributions to the United Service to Chins drive was made today by the mayor. The drive continues through the month as parts of the relief effort proceed, urging local support to meet the goal amid ongoing needs.
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United Service To
Courses in Night School Announced for Liberty Memorial High
Liberty Memorial High announces an expanded adult education program with 24 courses in business practices and trades. Led by director E J Logsdon, the lineup includes small retailer skills, carpentry, plumbing, electrical work, auto mechanics, and more. Enrollment is October 7 at 7:30 in the high school auditorium, with courses running October 14 and on Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 to 9 PM.
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Mmatrecwr
Liberty Memorial High School
Logsdon Sai
Logsdon
State Board of Vocational Education
District Board of Education
Chamber of Commerce
Driver Education Course Added to University High School Curriculum
University High School will add a Driver Education course in the first semester under the University Extension Division. Senior class will have classroom work with driving optional under Robert Hansen. A car belonging to the division will be used for driving with groups of four students for two hours weekly after the classroom period. Returns From Europe Omar Bradley returns from six weeks in Europe as a potential successor to Eisenhower as army chief of staff.
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University Extension Division
University High School
Robert Hansen
Europe
Washington
Omar Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scort
Plowing Match Set for Tomorrow in Fras Epworth
The 35th annual plowing contest draws master Drewmen from eight Midwest states to compete for 1500 dollars in prizes. Events include furrow straightness and clean furrows, plus a queen of the furrow crowning. Sponsor Taco Stacun WHC Des Moines.
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Epworth
Esomauni
Lous Jussing
Vermilion
San
Genalview Terrace
Maici Wines
Taco Stacun Whc
Des Moines
Vinland Fair Opens With Livestock Show Amid Mixed Entries
The Vinland community held its annual fair with livestock exhibits drawing crowds despite smaller turnout. Lawrence and Sadgwit led ceremonies as the program featured entertainment and awards, while livestock judges prepared to begin judging sheep, cattle, and hogs on Saturday morning.
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Paul Greek
emsMier
Lawrence Yalieuai
Avin Mons
Ne Furniture
Ayua
Impement
Lawrence
Sadgwit
Atmete Evens
Viniang Smits Douchesesder
Radio link upgrade links Kansas City to Marysville freight line
Leavenworth residents heard news of a two way radio system planned to connect the Union Pacific freight engines and depots between Kansas City and Marysville. The scheme includes four radio equipped engines and 70 radios, five depots, and auto stations for improved train communication and dispatch.
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Lawrence
Dmiun Pacific Railroad
Statun
Cts
Jono
Rooinson
Kansas City
Marysville
Tcoinson
Atenc Anu
Stacey
Union Pacific
Cadio
Mar Modernizaron
VanZacea
Eau
Opening of New Municipal Field Draws 30000 Fans
About 30 000 spectators attended 55 games at the new municipal field during its opening baseball season. City officials report gate receipts cover most costs while construction delays persist and plans for a 1300 seat grandstand and related facilities evolve.
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New Municipal Field
Anads
Baseball
BC Te Jerk
Vmea Kiyo
Ctyo
He Seid
Grandstanu
Cne Council
Sasedail
Se Iapectel
Pakeee Ord
Dostinar
Lawrence Ban Johnson
Locai Amie
Royal Candidate Contest Draws Attention in October
A royal candidate contest held in October drew wide public interest with many speakers and local figures in attendance. The event featured performances and speeches by prominent residents, including Lawrence and others, as organizers outlined plans for future ceremonies and promotions.
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