Court case on mine strike threats ends with fines and shutdown
The judge upholds a restraining order against mine leaders, fines Goldsborough 83 million and Lewin 10 thousand for anti strike actions, and sets a temporary shutdown. A March ruling prevents a complete strike while the state negotiates, but violence at a memorial day changes the mood. Contempt and anti strike statements surface as miners trickle back to work.
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Peturn Mines
Goldsborough
Lewin
Ted
Lewis
Intesiir
Usien
Geet Ar
Supreme Court
High
Unitn
Krag
Censtradia
UMW
Premdent
Bineday
Gertratia
Law
Topeka awaits verdict in Kan. tax appeal case
Federal tax appeal involving Robert Carnahan and Max Cohen of Wichita centers on state action in Sedgwick County. The 1941 and 1942 income figures, based on federal probes, claim Carnahan owes an additional tax totaling over 12 million dollars with penalties. Cohen faces an extra levy of about 898 thousand dollars.
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Topeka
Pae Tex
Caren
Kansas City
Robert Cahlan
Max Cohen
Wichita
Carnahan
Rjhen
Sedgwick County
Avert
Atate Commigninn
Reveree Ang Azation
Atate
Cohen
Proposed Legislation Endorsed by U S Attorney on Federal Juries
Washington April 1 U S Attorney General Clark endorsed a registration bill to require qualified women in every state to be eligible for federal juries. He urged passage before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee and backed two more bills to improve fire safety and compensation. The plan would standardize federal eligibility and free courts from diverse state rules.
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Washington
Pattorney
Clark
Jrenate Judiciary
Clark Aiid
Staten
McCartan
Ple
Salary Increases for Manhattan Teachers Reported
Manhattan Kansas teachers received an average 20 cent raise, lifting the minimum to 1200 dollars, aided by four relief measures from the legislature freeing 60000 dollars for the Vocal school system. Lawrence Memorial girls join Y Teen for talks on boy and girl relations with E L Novotny and FFA groups also meeting.
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Manhattan
Kan
Tal Manhattan
F.raman
Bergman
Legislaure
Nevetay
All Girls
Lawrence Memorial High School
E. L. Novotny
Attendees at Chanute conference branch society meetings
The minis tere council and executive meeting in Chanute Kansas drew Rev. and Mrs. L Willian, Rev. and EF. Broosdin, Mrs. R. Mathie, Mr. Della E. Bry and Inez Tughday among others.
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Chanute
Kanens
Inez Tughday
L. Willian
EF. Broosdin
R. Ms. Mathie
Della E. Bry
Es ASeres a i Bocca i Temas after welcome
Fragmentary note mentions Walter H. Var tom as Secretary-Adv. Context unclear but indicates a Jewish organization or meeting with a focus on topics after a welcome. Names and roles sparse, no clear event date, place, or outcome.
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Herbert Jews
Walter H. Vartom
Adv
University registrar attends national convention in Denver
Registrar James K. Hitt of the University of Kanaan attends the national convention of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars in Denver, focusing on enrollment growth challenges. He will return Friday afternoon. Sixty men from the Glee Club slated for two Kansas City concerts, performing before Wyandotte and Ropedale high schools. Winifred Wilson has been named to the activities committee of the Student Religious Council at the University.
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James K. Hitt
University of Kanaan Ie
American Aseion
Denver
Colo. Thia
Lawrence
Kansas City
Wyandotte High End
Ropedale High
Winifred Wilson
Alabama
University of Kanaan
Mies Wilson
Tee
Deaths and Funerals in Iowa and Kansas
Joseph L. Blake aged about 60 died Tuesday at Sicuxity Iowa, formerly a shipping clerk at Santa Fe freight depot. Funeral 3 a.m. burial Maple Grove cemetery. Mrs. August Nuffer 70 died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital resident of Big Springs. Funeral at Stull Evangelical Church Saturday 2 p.m. burial Stull cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters one son four brothers three sisters and 16 grandchildren.
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Joseph L. Blake
Joseph L. Biake
Sicuxity
Iowa
Lawha
Santa Fe
Mra
Hlake Wan
Florence Gribble
Maple Grove
August Nuffer
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Big Springs
Arthur Ward
William Streib
Stull Evangelical Church
Stull Cemetery
August Noffer
Arthur Wulfkuhle
Stull
C. RB. Finley
Newton
Vernon Boelinger
Cornel City
Okla
Wesley Kraft
Santa Cruz
Calif
Oliver Kraft
Kansas Ci
Wia
Lecompton
China Kraft
Lawrence
Ida Boehringer
Yates Center
Fylith Hegle
Lost Springs
Mis
Asona Hartman
Ship markings cited in Enoura Maru war crimes trial
Yokohama reports an eighth army military commission heard Lieut. Junsabure Toshino testify that the Enoura Maru carried 1400 allied prisoners without markings indicating prisoners aboard. The trial also involved eight defendants and 400 casualties from a single allied bombing raid.
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Yokohama
Philippines
Japan
Junsabure Toshino
Enoura
Eighth Army
Toshino
Spring Holstein Show in Leavenworth April 29
A spring Holstein show will be held April 29 at Leavenworth Maymarket square with parade in the forenoon and judging for adults and juniors. Sponsored by East Central Holstein association and Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce, locals Alvin McKinney and Dale Rice's sons will exhibit. Open to Holstein enthusiasts.
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Leavenworth
Maymarket Square
East Central Holstein Association
Leavenworth Chamber of Commerce
Alvin McKinney
Dale Rice
Regional track meet set for May 10 in Lawrence
Lawrence will host a regional track meet for class AA A and B high schools on May 10 announced by A Thomas Kansas state high school activities commissioner. The event was described as part of scholastic achievement recognition linked to honors day occurrences in the university area.
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A. Thomas
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Schools
Lawrence Public School
Elllis Traits Revealed In Court In 1948 Case
Testimony portrays Ralph Ellis as excitable and domineering. Witnesses describe erratic behavior, hoarding, and loud outbursts during library work and moving books. Alameda County records show prior commitment to Livermore sanitarium. death followed in December 1949.
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Gish
Ella
Apelle
Jamce Reiter
K. V
Elia
Hoch Auditorium
Frank Strong
Reiter
Ellin
Fila
Ellis
Edward B. Kelly
Alameda County
Calif
Superior Repurt
Ralph Ellie
Livermore Sanitarium
Elizabeth W. Ellis
Eliie En
Renn
Nes
Kelly
Carol May Sibill
Irene Ellis
Minnis
Minn
Wheels of Industry Are Stopped by Demonstration
Detroit reports a United Auto Workers led protest halting downtown activity with a five hour work holiday. An expected 40,000 workers planned to rally in Belle Isle area, speakers announced, while Walter Reuther was absent due to GM wage talks. No injuries reported. demonstrations included affiliation from unions and labor groups.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Helen Howe Recital Delights as Student of Renowned Pedigree
Yesterday evening the school of fine arts senior recital continued with Helen Howe, pupil of Ruth Orcutt and Carl A. Preyer. Her refined, lucid playing pleased the audience despite a few cautious moments. She mastered Bach, Mendelssohn, Chopin with interpretive flair, delivering dramatic Beethoven and vivid Debussy. Mina Howe, pictured in pale yellow satin, received floral tributes from a solid bourgeois crowd as ushers and attendants near the front rows.
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School of Fine Arte
Helen Howe
Ruth Orcutt
Carl A. Preyer
Mise Howe
Altho
Bach
Mendelasohn
Chopin
Mina Howe
Mandelssohn
Mina
Howe
Debussy
Miss Howe
Much Epsilon
Eleanor Brown
Marjean Cart
Brelen Cooper
Anna Hemphill
Paris to Employ Prisoners to Ease Labor Shortage
Paris reports the French government will use prisoners serving under five years in national projects such as agriculture mines reconstruction and textiles to address manpower shortages. About 30,000 inmates including political offenders and those judged by military tribunals are affected, with none sentenced to hard labor due to guard and credit constraints.
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Paris
Nahar
Lebar
Ambroise Croizat
Ministry of Labor
Forest taking beating as German trees chopped for fuel
In Berlin western outskirts the Grenewald forest faces thinning for firewood as locals note long cared for trees are being cut. Public meeting in the community building to discuss the rural school association agenda begins at eight.
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Charles Strent Eit Liecene
Cven
Ture
Rural School Association
Wartime Netherlands newspapers show large secret press scene
The Quarterly Journal of the United States Library of Congress reports about 60 secret newspapers in the Netherlands with a weekly circulation around 1.5 million. It notes samples of about 30 titles and 406 titles from other countries, reflecting wartime political opinion and the Catholic People's party's first postwar electoral success.
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Washington
United States Library of Congress
Fis
Netherlands
People’s Party
Paris Rally Promises Intervention in Future Elections
Charles DeCaulle announced a new movement named the rally of the French peanie would intervene in future elections. He refused to specify whether it would act as a fully independent party or in alliance with existing groups.
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Paris
Charles DeCaulle
Rally of
The
Peanie
Memorial birthday dinner honors Mrs Penner and kin
Relatives and friends gathered Sunday to honor Mrs. Mate Penner on her eighty fourth birthday. The head table hosted guests aged four score or more, with many from De Soto and surrounding towns, including Penner family members, neighbors, and former residents. A birthday dinner followed at the Penner home, with continued visits from extended family and friends across Lawrence, Ottawa, and Olathe areas.
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Mra
Mate Penner
Iamond
Onis
Adie
White
Penner
Katarday
FW Tenner
GR. Fenner
Genres Whiteman
Fae Whiteman
Floraman
Fioyd Feoree
Baw x Heniat
Edna Brewer Ant
Warrenshore
Sto
Richard Turner
Ts Ia
Ottawa
Ainner
Methellet
Ana Mee
Eidon Manning Ware
Market Report Mixed as Wheat, Cattle, and Stocks Edge Lower
Chicago and New York markets show scattered declines across grains and livestock. Wheat and corn slip while cattle and hog prices wobble. stock indices drift with modest losses, led by lower futures, demand uneven, and trading volumes around 150,000 shares reported. Local livestock receipts remain light as buyers show caution and steadying prices amid April market conditions.
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Wali
New York
Stecks
Union Pacific
Igre Jonng
Manvil Tion
Iip
Tenne Co
Chrys! Montgomery Wandephone
Honda
Tipe Petroleur
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Rugh C. Wells
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University of Minors
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Garnett
County Lade
Interiquor
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Nerem Mw
Islem
Bow
Massachusetts Street
Mr. Ellis
Ellie Wan Janer
Ihmi
New Hampshire’ Street
Kk. U
Ralph Ellis
Frank Stronghall
Bettie
Manila
Inflaianila Times
Age
Times
Storlf
Franks R. Gray
I.mer Baker
Frances M. Jol
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Fort Scott
Virril C. Babb
Viola Gunterman
Sterling J. Bahr
Rita J. Robidouw
Falls City
Neb
Reavest
Arsinethin
Institute of Tonopedics
Kappa Alpha Theta
Nationa Sorority
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Iin
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Forest
Germany
Berlin
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Geeiradia
Livecees
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Panty
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Rartey Lab
Chica
Ford Dahe
Talifornia
Sacha Jon Whites
Waneas City
Erga Areca
Lurat
Capone
Cata Sic. Com
Brocke
William Seiwacht
Cairda
Memorial Hospital
Alno
Xpress
Lola Tucker
Chrysler
Bervice
de Pont
Hercules
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Eith Phese
Nt. Harris CO
Mess
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Shirley Temple
Rebecca OF
Sunnybrook Farm
Sports Reel
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