Opposition to Wage Hour Law Revisions in House
Washington April 27 Ranking Democrats on the House committee warned against loading the wage hour bill with Barden type revisions. Chairman Norton and Rep Ramspeck object to broad exemptions and say they may recommit the measure. Barden predicts most proposals pass, exempting 16 farm related operations from weeks and minimum wage rules. Senate and House recess as Wagner act hearing shifts to minor board officials and potential amendments. A prior $837,000 cut to labor board funds was largely restored by the Senate and sent back to the House.
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House Committee
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Norton
D-N.j
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Dga
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Smith Committee
National Labor Relations Board
Roosevelt
Labor Board
House-Senate
Italians Are Ready Berlin April 27
An article in Berlin Rome Tokyo stresses Italy's military readiness and frontier fortifications completed along the entire border. The piece coincides with Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop's political declaration and notes Mussolini and Ciano were informed. The German ambassador Mackensen visited Rome after returning from Berlin.
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Italy
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Tokyo
Virginio Garcia
von Ribbentrop
Mussolini
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Germany
Hans- George Viktor von Mackensen
Rome
Lawrence opens Music Week with school vespers program
Lawrence public school music students present a vespers program tomorrow at 4 PM in Hoch Auditorium as part of Music Week. Fifth and sixth grade chorus, junior high chorus, high school a cappella, and the high school orchestra perform. program is open to the public. Special morning music at Lawrence churches. Haskell's band concert tomorrow at 2 PM. Monday features Rotary Club noon program and a School of Fine Arts show at Hoch Auditorium at 8:20 PM with Westminster Calvannella choir and K. A. Symphony Orchestra performing Bach works.
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Hoch Auditorium
Lawrence
Haskell
Rotary Club
Westminster A Canvella
K. A. Symphony Orchestra
Legion Cards by Plane to Deliver Membership
Airplanes from nearly every state will land at Indianapolis airport to deliver American Legion membership cards to national headquarters. Errett P. Scrivner Kansas commander will carry Kansas rolls including Dorsey Liberty post to Indianapolis in a four passenger Beechcraft plane. Local post membership stands at 184, the largest in years.
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas
Dorsey- Liberty Post
Morrell Packing Company
Mrs. Boggs Injured in City Crash
Mrs. Cora Boggs of 1114 Rhode Island street suffered bruises when struck by a University of Kansas City student Frank Pendleton driving a 1923 Rambler at Tenth and Massachusetts streets. Pendleton turned left as the accident happened. Boggs was taken home by ambulance and rested comfortably.
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Rhode Island Street
Frank Pendleton
University
Kansas City
Tenth
Massachusetts’ Street
Pendleton
Massachusetts Street
KU student invited to appear on Ripley show
Frank Anneberg, known on campus, received a letter from Robert Ripley inviting him to Radio City New York for the Believe It or Not program with expenses paid. He provided possible broadcast dates and said final plans would come in a few days.
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Frank Anneberg
Robert Ripley
Anneberg
Radio City
New York
Ripley
Haynes Presides At Witan College Survey Conference Dinner
Marion Haynes of Lawrence elected president for the Witan college survey conference at the Union building noon dinner. He will preside over remaining meetings today and tomorrow morning as Paul Gilles of Kansas City gives welcome. Fifty delegates from Leavenworth Kansas City Emporia and Lawrence participate with a conference dance at 8:30 p.m. and a regional council meeting at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow before a closing church service.
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Lawrence
Witan College
Union
Haynes
Paul Gilles
Witan
Kansas City
Plymouth Congregational Church
Leavenworth
Emporia
Kansas Room
Union Building
Lewis Calls Negro Support as He Seeks Role in Roosevelt Campaign
CIO leader John L. Lewis appeals to organized Negroes to back his non partisan league inviting the National Negro Congress to consider a working alliance. Phil Randolph notes NNC represents about 3 million African Americans. Separate Washington Post story claims Ickes urged Carter to oppose Roosevelt. Senator Wheeler rules out VP bid, jokes he’s not old enough.
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John L. Lewis
American Youth Congress
C.I.O
National Negro Congress
Labor
John P. Davis
Congress
Lewis
Philip Randolph
Communist Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Washington Post
Ickes
Amon G. Carter
Forth Worth
Texas
Star-Telegram
Roosevelt
Carter
Interior Department
Wheeler
Mont
Roosevelt- Wheeler
Montana
Kansas Bankers Clinic At University In June
Three day Kansas Bankers Clinic will be held at the University on June 12 13 and 14 with bankers from across the state conducting courses and discussions on banking. Sponsored by the Kansas Bankers Association and the University the clinic aims to address changes in bank functions and problems.
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Kansas Bankers Clinic
Kansas Bankers Association
University
Joseph H. Taggart
Lawrence
Kansas
Maloney Couple Return From Texas and Gulf Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs O W Maloney arrived home this afternoon after a two week journey through Texas and along the Mississippi Gulf coast.
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0. W. Maloney
Texas
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
German Attack Halted By British Forces In Norway Front
British report says a strong German assault in Gudbrands valley aimed at Trondheim was beaten off with heavy enemy losses. Allied troops held Kvam area near Dombas as German pressure continued south and in the Bergen and Hardangerfjord zones amid staged combat with Norwegian forces.
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Britain
Norway
Gudbrands
Trondheim
War Office
Kvam
Dombas
Steinkjer
Otta
Voss
Bergen
Hardangerfjord
Scandinavia
Allied sea power predicted to win a long conflict
The text notes that although the campaign would be lengthy and difficult, the projection held that Allied naval supremacy would eventually secure victory.
Nazi defense of Norway invasion outlined in captured plan
The document details British forces in Norway including the 148th British Infantry Brigade and the Sherwood Foresters. It states a complete operations plan for occupying Norway and notes orders to land were issued to expeditionary formations on April 6 and 7. Von Ribbentrop saluted and shook hands with diplomats as the scene ended.
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Sherwood Foresters
Norway
Expeditionary Corps
von Ribbentrop
COW WINS SECOND PLACE AT OSAGE CITY A Ayrshire entry
Esth er Louise Jones of Lawrence shows Locust Lea Lilly in Osage City placing second in a 14 head class. The junior student at Liberty Memorial High School also appears in dam and get of four generation producer classes under John Keas of Effingham. This first Osage City showing marks her growing interest in registered cattle.
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Osage City
Lea Lilly
Esther Louise Jones
Lawrence
John Keas
Effingham
Miss Jones
Route 3
Liberty Memorial High School
L. M. Jones
Ayrshire
Republic issues booklet on the world premiere
Republic studios issued a 12 page pamphlet for the world premiere of Dark Command on April 4. The cover features a Massachusetts street parade photo with fifteen parade shots, hotel fire, antique displays, star arrivals, and images of Mayor C B Russell with J R Grainger. Reviews from trade journals are reprinted.
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Republic Studios
Massachusetts Street
C. B. Russell
J. R. Grainger
Republic
Young Republican Club to Meet at City Hall Eudora
Douglas County Young Republican Club schedules a May 1 meeting at 8 PM in Eudora City Hall. Jack Thompson launches a fund drive for a proposed Lincoln Park swimming pool for colored citizens, with contributions refundable if the plan fails.
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Douglas County Young Republican Club
Eudora
Jack Thompson
Lincoln Park
Thompson
Pickens and Vicinity Social Roundup and School News
A Saturday gathering at the Leisson home hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph Leisson. Visits from Tonga Roxie and Kansas City guests. Pickens students enjoyed field trips to Lawrence and the University of Kansas with Haskell Institute and a Pinocchio show. Several students earned perfect attendance and spelling honors for the year.
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Joseph Leisson
Anna Lou Huntley
Edna Jones
Tonga
Roxie
Lenard Anderson
Bobby
Frank Henik
Kansas City
George Henik
Ruby
Lola Mae
Edna Henik
Elva Rose McKinney
Ville Eden
McCune
Gary Hooper
Ottawa
Lewis Wichman
Duane
Lawrence
Allen Holmes
Gilberts
Raymond Martin
Edna Tones
Pickens
Fred Zeller
DeSoto
Leonard Anderson
Buddy
Lola Mae Heath
Dorothy Hubbard
Linwood
Lola Mae Henik
Charles VenEman
Alfred Quinlan
Jesse Turner
Harvey Peterson
Charles Ven Eman
Pickens School
University of Kansas
Haskell Institute
Ralph Dunlap
Therese Dunlap
Betty
Barbara Henik
Roy Hubbard
Birthday party honors Carlene Le Rarick in Lawrence
Amid cold weather Midna received a head scarf Roy a neck tie for Mr and Mrs Arderi Clawson and Janice visited relatives in Lawrence last Sunday. Janice and her mother attended a party for Carlene Le Rarick's first birthday. Mrs Hoopes spent Friday night at Mrs Lewis Wichman's home in Lawrence. She remained at home in Ottawa for the week. Mr and Mrs Fred Thaber stayed at the C G Smith farm this week.
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Midna
Roy
Arderi Clawson
Janice
Lawrence
Carlene le Rarick
College Notes Highlight Local Job Moves and Talks
Harold Stous will join Hill Packing Co in Topeka and start work next Monday after entering ILBC from Holton. Joe Traylor of REP Company spoke on salesmanship at Assembly. Harriet Le Suer left to be a county attorney stenographer in Oskaloosa. Janice Guenther accepted a stenographic post in Kansas City. Winona Olson quit school to work for J C Penney in town. Summer school inquiries rise at the school office.
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Kansas City
Winona Olson
J. C. Penney Company
In Memoriam and Card of Thanks for Harold Pine
In memoriam for Harold Howard Pine who died two years ago. Parents Mr and Mrs Howard Pine express loving memory and sadness. Card of thanks thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of father and brother with floral offerings from church class orders and neighbors including Richard L. Giesey and families.
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Harold Howard Pine
Mrs
Howard Pine
Richard L. Giesey
C. G. Czaplinski
Mary Paulding
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