UMW Denied Supreme Court Review of Damages
Washington AP report says United Mine Workers were denied a Supreme Court review of a $400000 damage award won by Meadow Creek Coal Co Inc for a 1948 union organization dispute near Montairy Pennsylvania. The district court found UMW actions closed the mine by force threats of harm and violence, including an unlawful march on Jan 12 1948 by about 200 members. The Taft Hartley suit sought $1.25 million. Justice Douglas indicated the appeal should be heard.
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Washington
United Mine Workers Union Today
Supreme Court
Tennessee Coal Company
Local Market and Livestock Reports and Obituary
Courtyard market data lists eggs, cream and light hens with prices as well as a Kansas City livestock rundown showing cattle calves hogs and sheep activity. Obituary notes Robert Evans, 86, Holcomb resident, Spanish American War veteran, survived by two sons, a daughter and grandchildren. funeral Wednesday at Phillips Chapel with VFW burial.
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Eger
Eli Robert Evans
Holcomb
St. Catherine
Spayed
Michigan
Kansas
Pittsburg
Evans
Caltlin D
Lorne
Dalhart
Tex
S. J. Stevenson
Wichita
Sooner Couple Found Murdered in Oklahoma Home
Prominent Oklahoma mental health worker Elmer Brillhart and his wife Florence were bludgeoned to death with a crowbar at their Hobart residence. Their son Clark Brillhart, recently released on convalescent leave from a state hospital, reportedly admitted to neighbors that he killed his parents before fleeing in the family car as investigators and highway patrols sealed off the area.
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Hobart
Okla
Oklahoma
Elmer Brillhart
Florence
State Crime Bureau
Clark
Pete
Peter
Young Brillhart
Rollie Duggan
Wayne Boyd
Western State Mental Hospital
Ft. Supply
Brillhart
Oklahoma State University
Western State Hospital
KU Plans New Engineering Research Center
Lawrence Kansas AP reports University of Kansas will establish an advanced research center in engineering science. Chancellor Franklin D Murphy says it will research for government and industry and offer graduate studies. A $300000 building funded by the Solon E Summerfield Foundation will rise a mile west of campus, with an initial $50000 yearly budget and plans to grow to $500000 in five years supporting eight to ten senior engineers and about 30 co-workers.
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Lawrence
So‘lon E. Summerfield Foundation
Murphy
High Pressure Ends Kansas Rain Deluge
A dry air mass and high pressure halted rain across Kansas after weekend downpours. Flooding eased in Frankfort while Saline River risk remained minor near Tescott. Measured rainfall included Le Compton 2.36 inches and Merriam 2.01, with highs from 68 to 86 and overnight lows around 51 to 68. Temperatures in the 70s were forecast for today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Marais Des Cygnes
Wichita
Weather Bureau
Frankfort
Saline
Tescott
Wilson
Kansas River
Blue River
le Compton
Merriam
Winfield
Arkansas’ City
Lawrence
Tonganoxie
Olathe
Morse
Wamego
Pittsburg
Goodland
Hill City
Russell
Salina
Manhattan
Hospital Admissions And Dismissals List Several Patients
A hospital notices admissions for Mrs. Frank Stracklejohn Mrs. Nancy Hall Mrs. Martin Quint Paul Hoover Elmo C Frazier J Luke Forehand Bernice Middleton Alexander Benitic John Armantrout Lousetta Bullock Virginia Russell Junior Losing William Wasson Donald Burch Marquita Rose Fetsch Dwayne Vaughn Clarence Mader Howard Corrigan John Strasser Mark Strasser Johnny Lee Crist Lewis Bedker John Miller Marion Kuhlman William Lewis Kenneth Kirchoff Bert Winger Jack Snyder Charles Lancaster Paul Hoover Bernice Middleton Nora Waddell Donald Morgan Arthur Kerkhoff Kenneth Knight plus dismissals at St Catherine include Leslie Russell Vaughn Hanneman Lydia Winters Grimsley Leopold Winters and Vivian Kent with newborn details and times.
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Frank Stracklejohn
South Ar
Nancy E. Hall
Martin Quint
Holcomb
Paul Hoover
Elmo C. Frazier
J. Luke Forehand
E. Maple
Bernice A. Middleton
Linan
Neb
Alexander Benitic
John Armantrout
Dighton
Lousetta Bullock
Ulysses
Virginia Russell
Mulerry
Junior Losing
William A. Wasson
Donald Burch
Deerfield
Marquita Rose Fetsch
Marien- Pig
Thstal
Dwayne K. Vaughn
Holomb
Clarence Mader
Howard C. Corrigan
John R, Strasser
Imperial
Mark F. Strasser
Johnny Lee Crist
Lewis Bedker
Spencer
John L. Miller
Marion B. Kuhlman
Healy
William Lewis
Kenneth K. Kirchoff
Scott
Bert J. Winger
Jack Snyder
Garden City
Charles G. Lancaster
Bernice A, Middleton
Linoin
Nora E. Waddell
Eugen
Donald R. Morgan
Mulberry
Arthur J. Kerkhoff
Kenneth Knight
Scott City
St. Catherine
Leslie Russell
Daugh- Conrad
Hanneman
Lattey
al Leopold
Don
Lydia Winters
E. Kay/Grimsley
RFC
Sas
Vivian M. Kent
Santa Fe
Anderson Warns Wichita Lawmen
Atty. Gen. John Anderson told Wichita law enforcement officials they must ensure laws are complied with for the upcoming Veterans of Foreign Wars convention. He directed Sedgwick County officials and Wichita police to enforce policy decisions made by the VFW governing body at Salina’s last annual convention and offered state assistance.
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Topeea
John Anderson
Wichita
Anderson
Sedgwick
Salina
VFW
Court docket notes post bonds and suspensions
Bonds posted for Homer Kennel and Howard Noel for improper driving and failure to yield right of way. License suspensions issued for John V. Jayas Gary Crawford and others. Additional bonds for Carl Ogden Roy Roth Robert Corn Eugene Baxter. Traffic accidents listed for Saturday and Sunday in Five Points and at 200 block N 8th.
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Homer Kennel
Howard Noel
Imperial Route
John V. Jayas
Holcomb
Gary E. Crawford
Fred Foreman
Charles Kauffman
Carl Gilbert Ogden
Roy Lee- Roth
Deerfeld
Imoper
Robert Corn Jr
Eugene William Baxter
Eugene Willam Baxter
Syracuse
L. C. Laughlin
Washington
Donald Clair Perkins
Charles Eugene Kline
Oakley
Kindergarten Pupils Win for Democracy
In Macao a kindergarten and primary school run by a Roman Catholic mission confront Communist influence from a nearby Green Island Free School. Principal Ignating Wong says democracy gains despite infiltration attempts, with Santa Teresa using a public address system to broadcast anti Communist messages across the fence.
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Red China
Ignating Wong
Santa Teresa
Green Island
Macao
Wong
Able and Baker Kept Under Observation After Space Flight
Able and Baker the monkeys launched on a Jupiter missile will be kept under long term observation to detect any late effects from radiation or weightlessness. Walter Reed and Pensacola observers report physiological changes were small and heart and respiration rates fluctuated during flight.
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Washington
Able
Baker
Walter Reed Army Research Institute
Allon Baker
Navy
Aviation
Pensacola
Fla
Cape Canaveral
Lawrence, Kas
Atlantic Ocean
Graduate School
University of Kansas
Phi Beta Kappa
Kenneth Munson Allum
Gravette
Ark
Barbara Jane Booker
Augusta
Barbara Bradford Daly
Lawrence
Joyce Elliott
Independence
John P. Feighner
Wellsville
Donna Jeanne Fink
Fredonia
Marcia Bieglein Green
Pittsburg
Judith Anne Heller
Judith Ann Hulse
Topeka
Lois Barbara Kuchenbeckter
Leawood
William Murray Witt
Garden
City
William L. Kuhike
Denver
Ruth Y. Nettleton
York
Neb
DeWayne S Nymann
Cedar Falls
Town
Minister McCrackin Returns as Neighborhood House Splits
In Cincinnati, controversial pacifist minister Rev Maurice F McCrackin returns to his old church life after a federal prison stay. The Neighborhood House, once church-run, is now an independent corporation, with Episcopal Bishop Henry Wise Hobson taking over the diocese's ownership. McCrackin, released from Allenwood after five months, gave his first sermon, continuing his stance against income taxes he says fund war weapons.
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Cincinnati
Maurice F. McCrackin
Clase Associates
Episcopal
Henry Wise Hobson
MccCrackin
Hig
Allenwood
McCrackin
Supreme Court Rules Invalid Man's Dismissal
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 that the second dismissal of Interior Department employee Willam Vitarelli was invalid. Vitarelli, once discharged in 1954 for alleged Communist ties, had security findings expunged after the original action and later faced a new dismissal without notice or hearing.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Interior Department
Justice Harlan
Justice Frankfurter
Clark
Whittaker
Stewart
Willam Vincent Vitarelli
Pacific
Koror
Vitarelli
Department
Secretary of the Interior
Justice Department In
Larned Prepares For Centennial Celebration
Larned Kansas readies for a four day centennial event with parades contests and a carnival. A nightly outdoor pageant titled Along the Santa Fe Trail features more than 350 participants. Gov George Docking and Mrs Docking are scheduled to attend. Fort Larned seven miles west of town marks the 1859 founding with original structures intact.
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Larned
Kas
Crossword clues from a newspaper page
A cryptic crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues ranging from sharp mountain crest to simian and beyond. The fragment includes numerous entries, a cryptogram like line, and mentions King Features Syndicate with a cryptic puzzle style closing remark.
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UMW
Lindh Product
Partners Elevator
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Phillips Chanel
Valley View Cemetery
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dick Bush
University of Kansas Center For Research In Engineering Science
K.U
Don Lloyd
Fred Oberg
K. U
Rosemary Clooney
Tab Hunter
Tony Randall
United States Brewers Foundation
Egypt
Assam
Ujoje
France
Valletta
Greece
King Features Synd., Inc
TYILW
Lukrgw KL
Eugene Sheffer
Coe
Cain's Land
Alohr
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