Grain workers threaten 1900 strike if wage talks fail
1900 mill employees in Greater Kansas City plan a 7 am strike tomorrow if wage talks fail. Elevator operators face a 1:30 pm ultimatum at the Board of Trade as unions seek 18 cents an hour, opposed by operators offering 10. A temporary restraining order blocks a local union picket amid ongoing negotiations.
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Kansas City
Trcking
Leveridge
American Federal of Grain Processors
AFPL
U Sc
Kansas City Southern
Norris
Burlington, Jrars
Norris Grain
Alton Mvior
Salina Terminal Ele Company
Wabash
Co Great Western
Yesouri- Kansas - Texas
cd-Continent Grain Company
Ele- Eagle Elevator
Milwaukee
Kansas & Missouri Elevat
Island Elevator
Mis- Pacific Elevator
B. 1
Boardrade
Union To
Hotel Continental
Nvertheless
Suimatum
Sho
Greater
Capton
St. Joseph
Jackson Coun Cs
Federation of Grain Process
Panplus
Impany
Southwest Board
Paul A. Buzard
Lawrence Brown
Pamplus
Brown
R. H. McClain
Federation
Ess
Crores Creed
Two Fatal Falls Mark Vigilant Night Near College
A couple were hurled sixty feet from a campus road into a hedge after a car hit a curb near Em College. Etta Allen, 28, and Darlene May 308, 22, died from injuries while police reported another fatality. Norris Allen, father of one, sustained a broken back in the crash.
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Roma
Kas
Revere
Em‘ College
Pert E. Allen
Darlene May
Ecole
Orevele
Stevenson
Allen
Norris Allen
City
Warren Escorting Family to Broadway Show in New York
Governor Earl Warren and his wife and three daughters spent an evening in New York after the Republican convention. They attended the musical Finian's Rainbow, then hosted a post theater supper at the Hotel Pennsylvania. The Warren children, Virginia 19 Dorothy 17 Nina Elizabeth 14, toured the city while Earl and Bobby 18 stayed at home in Sacramento.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Governor Warren
California
Warren
Big City
Virginia
Dorothy
Nina Elizabeth
Honeybear
Mrs. Warren
James H. McCabe
McCabe
Bobby
Earl
Sacramento
James
Kay Williams Sues Adolph Spreckles Jr
Los Angeles June 29 Actress Kay Williams announces plans to file for divorce from Adolph Spreckles Jr heir to a sugar fortune. They wed September 6 1945. Williams is Spreckles fifth wife.
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Los Angeles
Kay Williams
Adolph Spreckles, Jr
Miss Williams
Spreckles
Mule Cars Remembered as Rosedale Trolley Ends
John Scholl recalls when Rosedale’s mule and electric trolley line linked the town to Kansas City Kansas. He notes a lack of sentiment for the move to buses, describing the era, the parade of the last car, and the community’s growth from the line to a paved Southwest boulevard.
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Rosedale
Kansas City
Kansas
John Scholl
Southwest Boulevard
Rosecale
Scholl
Blade
John
Ned
Mike
State Line
Bell's Hill
Seventh Street
Lafayette
South Mill Street
Co Op Buys Fertilizer Plant In St Joseph
The Consumers Co operative Association announces purchase of the Best Brothers Plant Foods facility in St Joseph Mo. The plant makes superphosphate and mixes high concentrate fertilizers for a 120 mile Missouri Iowa Kansas Nebraska radius. Enlarge plans lift capacity to 25 000 tons of superphosphate and 33 000 tons of mixed fertilizers annually.
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St. Joserxh
Best Brothers Plant Foods, Inc
Howard A. Cowden
Consumers Co-operative Association
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
CCA
Cowden
Study for Anti-Red Talks by Junior Chamber
The Junior Chamber of Commerce Speakers Committee holds a 7:30 pm study session at City National Bank as part of Democracy Beats Communism week. Clair H. Schroeder chairs the event with about sixty Jaycees in the group and plans to work in schools. John M. Phillips leads the anti Communist campaign.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
City National Bank
Clair H. Schroeder
John M. Phillips
Junior Chamber
City Board Urged to Tax Seventh Street Viaduct Traffic
F J Ackerman chief engineer of the Kansas City Terminal Railways renews a request that the city impose tolls or rentals on buses trucks and other commercial vehicles using the Seventh street viaduct. The proposal cites a 1924 contract clause and notes the viaduct is part of U S highways 69 and 169. The idea has drawn no city support and is being studied by City Attorney A H Skinner after referral by the commission. Also mentions Grand Canyon wildlife totals.
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F. J. Ackerman
Kansas City Terminal Railways Company
J. O. Armstrong
Seventh Street
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Ackerman
U. S
A. H. Skinner
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Ing
Wauneta
Sedan
Gerald
Fort Scott
Ding
Missouri Pacific
Rough Riders
York
Warrens
Earl Warren
Finian
Adolph Spreckels
Rosedale Oldtimer
E’s
NAVY
Walnut
Deans
Arizona's
Grand Canyon
Ratcher Rayon
By Hope Reed
Kline's Cosmetics Shop
Richard Hudnut
5Th Ave
Glees
Kline's Cosmetics
Peck
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