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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1937

Page

12

Kansas City Ford Trouble Renewed

Associated Press reports renewed Ford plant tensions in Kansas City with a beating at a parking lot and speculation of a new strike tactic. Sit-downs at other plants, slowdowns, and union actions across General Motors Packard Oshawa and Canadian unions frame a broad labor unrest scene.

Kansas City Baron de Louie Ford United Automobile Workers Ford Assembly Ford Motor Company Ternstedt Manufacturing Company Detroit General Motor Employes General Motors United Automobile Workers of America U.A.W.A General Motors of Canada Packard Motor Company Oshawa Canada G. M Mitchell Hepburn Windsor Ont Homer Martin Alvan Macauley Packard Company Richard T. Frankensteen Akron Ohio Akron Transportation Company P. P. Gill W. R. Williams American Federation of Labor South Texas Committee For Industrial Organization

Move Against CIO Pickers Involves AFL Merger Move

In a rapid development miners in a rich tri state ore region join the American Federation of Labor. AFL accepts the Tri state metal mine and smelter union a blue card organization claiming 90 percent local membership. CIO had earlier fielded its own smaller union after secession from AFL and occupied Galena Kansas where nine were wounded in a clash at CIO headquarters.

Picker Oklo Tri-State Laad American Federation of Labor C.so Tri-state Metal Mine and Smelter Union F. W Mike” Evans Committee For Industrial Organization International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers C.I.U Reid Robinson CI0 A.F.L Robinson Galena Kan Hall Ted Schasteen

Inferior winds and locksmiths laugh at love gossip

Fragmentary chatter mentions people who want to inflate the Supreme Court and a locksmith who laughs at love, reflecting local talk and colorful characters in a casual, colloquial tone.

Supreme Court

Crossword clues foiled by scattered entries and union news

Local notes describe a chaotic crossword puzzle with erratic clues and garbled entries. Separate items report Cane County union activity in Kansas and Oklahoma and a Miami Oklahoma AFL gathering to celebrate affiliation with the national federation relations board to recognize a single bargaining agent for metal mines mills and smelters across Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri.

Kansas Oklahoma Missouri

Paddles End Sit Down Strike In Indianola Oklahoma

Indianola Oklahoma high school ends sit down strike as 40 boys are paddled in school offices. About 30 girls who joined a parade supporting principal J W Weeks face punishment as board dismissed Weeks for next year. Superintendent McKnight defends paddlings and cites need to meet force with force.

Indianola Okla CFI Oklahoma J. W. Weeks T. J. McKnight Weeks Warren Price

Pasture Lease Prices Hit Highs in Kansas Regions

Prices paid for pasture leases in Osage and Blue Stem areas of Kansas and Oklahoma are the highest since 1981. Leases run 1 to 60 cents higher per head than last year in Blue Stem, about 25 cents higher in Osage. April 1 lease coverage was 70 percent in Blue Stem versus 72 percent in 1986. Pasture conditions were below average but moisture remains ample.

Topeka Osage Blue Stem Kansas Oklahoma

Women Dress to Harmonize With Fido on Park Avenue Show

New York April 18 fashion note as women walk dogs on leash in a Park Avenue show titled dawn to dusk featuring outfits in colors matching dogs. Black and white Dalmatian prints pair with black and white ensembles while Great Danes prompt tawny tones and bold hats. Other looks include white gowns with blue hats for poodles and sable furs to accompany Russian wolfhounds and dachshunds with round bonnets.

New York Fido Collier

K State Greeks Defeated in Student Elections at KSU

An independent ticket swept Greek letter groups from power at Kansas State College, winning nine of ten student offices. The Voice of Student Opinion party captured six of seven student council seats and all three publications board slots. Elected council members include Hyle Claflin, Lawrence Haller, George Kramer, Merton Emmert, and others, with Jay Payne as the lone fraternity winner. Publications board members are Thaine Engle, Ted Freeman, and Adelle Morgenson.

Manhattan Kan Kansas State College Voice of Student Opinion Hyle Claflin Lawrence Haller Alma George Kramer Mankato Merton Emmert Blue Rapids Leora Hubbell Fredonia Mary Jorgenson Jay Payne Delphos Thaine Engle Abilene Ted Freman Severy Adelle Morgenson

Final Summerfield Exams at K U April 23 and 24

Candidates for Summerfield Scholarships at the University of Kansas invited to attend final examinations on April 23 and 24 include Robert J. Brockett Atchison Bruce Crabtree Wichita East Oliver Edwards Kansas City Donald Estes Queen Joseph Hart Wichita East Willam Hathaway Kansas City Sam Hepworth Topeka David K Holmes Hutchinson Guy Holt Jr Hutchinson Carl Hughes Chanute aan Swig Topeka Highland Park Ernest Klema Salina John F Laidig Oberlin Carl Latechar Meade Dean Lawellin Oswego James Little Topeka Melvin McDonald Wichita East James Meredith Wichita East Touglas More Arkansas City Ray Noland Oakley Edward O Bryan Florence Eldon Olmsted Ottawa Alfred N Parks Wichita North Robert Sams Vermillion Preason Shane Junction City William Sidlinger Hutchinson Richard Smith Topeka Catholic high school Thobert Talmadge Kanean City John J Waite Wichita North Harry Waite Dodge City Lawrence Wallace Hamilton Richard Westfall Harper te ATTEND REDMAN FUNERAL

Summerfield University of Kansas University Robert *J. Brockett Atchison Bruce Crabtree Wichita East Oliver Edwards Kansas City Donald Estes Qeeen Joseph Hart Willam Hathaway Sam Hepworth Topeka David K. Holmes Hutchinson Guy Holt Carl Hughes Chanute Aan Swig Highland Park Ernest Klema Salina John F. Laidig Oberlin Carl Latechar Meade Dean Lawellin Oswego James Little Melvin McDonald James Meredith Touglas More Arkansas City Ray Noland Oakley Edward O’bryan Florence Eldon Olmsted Ottawa Alfred N. Parks Wichita North Robert Sams Vermillion Preason Shane Junction City William Sidlinger Richard Smith Thobert Talmadge Kanean City John J. Waite Harry Waite Dodge City Lawrence Wallace Hamilton Richard Westfall Harper Redman

Father of KU Student Killed in Road Accident

Mrs. H E Miller and others from the Kappa Sigma house drove to Salina to attend the funeral of S B Redman who died from injuries suffered in an accident near Hays. Redman was general manager and vice president of the Kansas Pipeline and Gas company and father of John Redman of Tulsa a KU graduate in 1935 and Sam Redman a senior in the KU law school.

H. E. Miller Ellen Miller N. K. Thompson A. B. Rector Sam Redman University Law School The Kappa Sigma Fraternity

Independence Picked as 1939 Kansas Federation Convention Site

The Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs executive committee chose Independence for next year’s convention after a three day meeting. Mrs. C. M. Funston, Independence city federation president, extended the invitation, with no other bids offered. Also, William Parker left the Hotel Eldridge desk job to join Jewell Tea Co. in Topeka, starting Monday.

Wichita Kan Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs Independence C. M. Funston Independence City Federation Topeka William Parker Eldridge Jewell Tea Company

Poor Pa by Claude Callan

A short reflective piece by Claude Callan about asking for help. The narrator recalls an uncle who prayed but did not offer aid, noting that the case was reported to heaven. Copyright 1937, Publisher Syndicate.

Poor PA Claude Callan Dave Publishera Syndicate

Engine ride costs Heber Springs man

In Heber Springs Arkansas on April 16 Donald Donaldson 24 faced drunkenness and trespassing charges after an unauthorized ride in a Missouri Arkansas locomotive. Mayor Vinson fined him 125 dollars and ordered six dollars in costs. The engine was found a half mile up the track with Donaldson asleep in the cab.

Heber Springs Ark Missouri and Arkansas Donald Donaldson Vinson Donaldson

Harmony Track Meet and Basketball Victory Held at Harmony

Harmony school entertained nine neighboring schools for a Friday track meet and basketball tournament on April 2. Class A included children eleven and over, class B under eleven. Ribbons awarded for first to third in running broad jump standing broad jump three legged race sack race fifty yard dash and tug of war. Candy bars went to tug of war winners. A scenery picture went to the top scoring class A and B. Coal Creek won the indoor baseball for the basketball title. Track winners included William Newman Hopewell first in running broad jump Harold Lutz Harmony second Gale Gimblet Vinland first in standing broad jump Gale Gimblet Vinland first in three legged race Doris Lederer and Lethe McMillen Hopewell first Betty Stone and Edith Hammond Vinland second Geneva Reynolds and Joe Ann Merchant Hopewell third Harold Lutz Harmony won the fifty yard dash.

Harmony School Coal Creek William Newman Hopewell Harold Lutz Harfhony Gale Gimblet Vinland Gilbert Knight Paul Laughlin Doris Lederer Let Hershey Merchant Harmony Patie Lyle Byllavion Firs Opewell Seco Belleview Fairview Jump Don Randel Eugene Knight Coal Gracy Victor Votan Hea Fs Ding Bron Ben Randel Dorothy Nicely Victor Votaw Hesper Julie Merchant T! Hopewell Hadi

Local School Sports Day Wins Across Harmony and Hopewell

Harmony led with ties in events like wheelbarrow and relay, Hopewell showed strong in 60 yard dash and tug of war, with Coal Creek and Belleview also posting top finishes in Class B and A. Several students listed as winners or participants including Harold Lutz, Grace Miskimen, Leta Lutz, and Victor Votan among others.

Visit to Lyndon Ends With Jagged Family Notes

Fragmentary OCR notes show Howard visiting Charlie Laughlin at Lyndon last Sunday. Mentions Dale Nichols and Walter Parsons and forenoon timing. unclear relationships and full context due to damaged text.

Howard Charlie Laughlin Lyndon Dale Nichols Walter Parsons

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