Kansas Supreme Court Revises Labor Leader Folsom Penalty
The Kansas Supreme Court reduced labor leader Folsom’s penalty for contempt of Washington county chancery court. The six months jail term and $1,000 fine for violating an anti-picketing order were cut to 30 days and $500 respectively. Associate Justice LeDroit dissented, calling the sentence excessive.
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Rock
Kansas Supreme Court
Folsom
Washion County
Chancery Court Court
Robert A. Lefl
Justee
George Rosé
Smith
Jeftar
High Court
Black-Draught Promotes Regular Bowels and Comfort
A vintage ad touts Black-Draught as a friendly laxative from four generations of makers. It claims to relieve sluggish intestines and symptoms like headache nausea dullness and bad breath, urging readers to buy today at their drugstore.
Wartime Nazi Officials Sentenced to Death in Poland
Warsaw reports an appeal court sentenced former SS Commander Richard Hildebrandt and the ex-police chief at Bydgoszcz to death for ordering mass murders of Poles and Jews during the German occupation. The verdict says the aim was total extermination.
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Warsaw
Poland
Richard Hildebrant
Po- Nce
Bydgoszcz
Folsom cited in supreme court contempt over picketing
The defendant acted in bad faith by aiding illegal anti picketing injunctions. He shared in peaceful picketing but knew a consent injunction barred such actions. The Supreme Court upheld contempt sentences against six Local 107 AFL members for similar violations, with Folsom as local secretary and advisor, after Chancellor John K. But’s orders.
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Supreme Court
Agaist Folsom
The
International
Carborers'union
AFL
Election Results in Brief Across Several States
Election results tally in brief show former Governor W H Lehman defeating John Foster Dulles in New York for a one year Senate term. Mayor O Dwyer reelected in New York City over Morris and other candidates. Edna Kelly expected to win Brooklyn seat. New Jersey Governor Driscoll reelected. Several governors elected nationwide including Battle in Virginia. Repeal of state poll tax defeated in Virginia. California F Shelley wins San Francisco district seat. Boston city clerk Hynes wins mayoralty in a nonpartisan contest. Pittsburgh Leary Lawrence re-elected. Detroit Cobg prevails in nonpartisan mayoral race. Philadelphia Democrats gain four city offices from Republicans. Cleveland Burke wins third term. Upstate New York towns swap back to Democratic mayors. Republicans claim mayoral posts in Glens Falls, Lockport, and Ogdensburg.
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New York
Herbart
H. Lehman
John Foster Dulles
U. S. Senate
New_York City
William O'Dwyer
Newbold Morris
Ruston
Nite Marcantorifa
American Laborarty
Edna Kelly
House of Representatives
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Ralph Er. Driscoll
Elmer H. Wine
Virginia
John 5. Battle
Walter Johnson
California
John F. Shelley
U. S
San Francisco
Lloyd J. Cosgrove
Boston
John B. Hynes
James M. Curley
Pittsburgh
le. Lawrence
Timothy Fy Ryan
Louisville
Chay
Farnsby
Rees Dickson
Detroit
Albert EE
George’ Edwards
Philede'phia
Repubcans
Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Strang
Franklin
A. Polk
Bienghamton
Rome Yervis
N. Y
Romepublica
Democrate
New ‘York
Republi
Glens
Ialls
Lockport
Ogdensburg
U S Embassy Worker Freed of Spy Charge
A U S embassy worker Samuel Meryn was freed from prison in Prague and ordered out of Czechoslovakia after being arrested October 21 by Czech security police. Ceteka state agency reported that Meryn sought a presidential pardon for release.
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London
Samuel Meryn
United States
Prague
Community church notices and club meetings schedule
Prescott area events list activities for Wednesday through Thursday. church choirs and study sessions at First Christian Nazarene First Baptist and Presbyterian churches plus Methodist. WCTU meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. McRae home. PTA and Bridge club gather. Presbyterian Women circle met Monday. Thanksgiving services planned. WMU and all church groups discuss missions and upcoming events.
Circle 4 hostess hosts at First Methodist church
Mrs Dan Pittman Sr. presided in absence of circle chair Mrs H McKenzie at a Monday afternoon gathering. Mrs Glenn Hairston led the devotional and spoke on Star Over Pakistan. Refreshments were served to several attendees including Mrs Hairston and Mrs Joe Bailey. Relatives report Dr John H Barrow Jr recovering from appendectomy in Honolulu. Mrs Harold Simpson visited Texarkana church lecture. Conway’s D S Dickinson stayed with his mother Mrs Sam Dickinson. Billie Pat Cox, student at Henderson College, spent weekend with parents Grady Cox and wife. Mrs John McGil visited Arkadelphia.
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Good Shepherd
W. G. Bensberg
Henry Moore
Mary Montgomery
Methodist Church
Warl Humble
T. E. Logan
Little Rock
5. Q. Logan
Moore
Allen Gee
Dan Pittman
W. S. CT
Pittman
Ms. H. McKenzie
Glenn Hairston
Star
Pakistan
Hairston
H. Ll. Eaton
Joe Bailey
Alec Avery
E. Adams
A. B. Gordon
C. A. Wynn
F. G. Brummett
Local social notes from Prescott and surrounding areas
Miss Bobbie Lois Box of Henderson College Arkadelphia visited her parents Mr and Mrs Foy Box. Frances Thrasher spent Saturday in Little Rock. Dr J B Gentry of Hope guest of Mr and Mrs Charlie Thomas. Mrs D K Bemis returns from Texarkana after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Pope Briley. Dr and Mrs A W Hudson were weekend guests in Bartlesville Okla. Carl Dalrymple and son Carl Jr with Dawson Heney attended the spring fashion show at Hotel Marion in Little Rock. James Eugene Sloan and wife Betty Teeter announce birth of son James Eugene on November 3 in Jonesboro Prescott area.
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Billie Pat Cox Studinet
Henderson College
Arkadelphia
Grady Cox
J. W. Teeter
Jim :Sloan
Jonesboro
Bobbie Lois Box
Henderson College, Arkadelphia
Mrs. Foy Box
J. B. Gentry
Hope
Mrs
Charlie Thomas
A. W. Hudson
A. C. Hudson
Miss Bugis Hudson
Bartlesville, Okla
Carl Dalrymple
Carl Jr
Dawson Heney
Marion
Little Rock
James Eugene Sloan
James Eugene
Sloan
Betty Teeter
Prescott
Baston Symphony Orchestra Founding and Conductors
The Baston symphony orchestra traces to 1831 and has had ten conductors. A TV show like Stop the Music needs a cast of 138 to go on air. The Amos and Andy duo began as Sam and Henry and has been on the air since 126.
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Baston
Amos
Andy
Sam and
Henry
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J. M. Ingram
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