Strike Ends as Telephony Unions Accept Wage Hikes
Washington reports five unions of long distance telephonists in New York and Pennsylvania called off strikes after agreeing to wage increases of 8 to 10 percent. The settlement covers hours, vacations, and pension provisions, with questions remaining on member adherence to the agreement and possible impacts on independent unions.
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Son
New York
Pennsylvania
Fedenae
PTW
Ate
A. Belrun
NPT
Bell Telephone
Beirne
Weber
Ock
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Yorkity
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Cme-Senr
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Fieseienmanns
Moury Mayer
Qtternessers
Penneyvania
FAME
Honely
Na’ Tary
George C Marshall
Beard
Moscow
Marshall Rand
Shar
Stalin
FAVORS FOUR BILLS LOST FIRST ROUND
Washington reports indicate the Senate majority opposed a four-part approach to labor reform with President Truman seeking a coordinated strategy. Debate centered on splitting the labor bill as Sen Morse and allies pushed returning it to committee, while Taft counseled a limited, cautious path amid anticipated opposition.
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Senate
Toose
Kenstor Taft
Barkios
Reporture
Truman
Kentucky
Aed
Barkley
Casa
Morse
Oregon
Taft
Congress
House
Weather Outlook for Kansas With Temp Range and River Notes
A Kansas weather summary reports a warmer trend through Thursday from the SD federal forecast. Lows expected from 45 to 50 in the northwest and 55 to 61 in the south and east. highs 55 to 65 in the northwest and 60 to 75 in the south and east. Tuesday rain was minimal with slight river changes. Solomon River near Beloit noted slight overflow but no damage or rising concern. Flora B2 was cited as the warmest barrier and overnight low.
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Plora
Kansas
Flora
Seuth
Onis Raing
Kanans
Orn
Lateenel
Lecompton
Solomon River
Beloit
Tarani Land
Secretaries Indicted In Communist Probe
A federal grand jury indicted Eugene Demos and Leon Josephson on contempt charges related to the House Committee on American Activities inquiry into communist activity. Both men allegedly disregarded subpoenas to testify. Warrants were issued for their arrest as Josephson was believed in New York and Dennis, also known as Francis Waldron, was at large.
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Say
Eugene Demos
Commeniet Party
United State
Alen
Leon Josephaon
New York
Attorneny
House
Josephron
Dennis
Francis Waldron
Josephesa
Frankfurt Jewel Theft Case Sets Sentences in 1940s Trial
Jack W. Durant, Chicago air force officer, sentenced by a U S military court in Frankfurt to 15 years hard labor for theft smuggling and forging in a jewel heist tied to the Countess of Hesse castle. Durant’s wife Kathleen Nash received five years. Trials spanned months with higher officers implicated and U S civilian prosecutions anticipated after verdicts.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Apr
Jack W. Durant
L. &. Army
Hegaerryaiewe
Front Areonperm Caatie
U. S
Chicago Air Force
United States
Durant
WAC
Kathleen B. Nash
Thoenix
Aziz
Kard Jahor
Countess of Hesse
Queen Victoria
England
U. S. Army
Chicago
David 5. Watson
Burlingame
Calf
Durrant
Army
Hesse
Iit
First Baptismal Service At K U Danforth Chapel
The Danforth Chapel at the University, scene of over 75 weddings and many student religious events, will hold its first baptismal service next Sunday. Irven W Hayden and Ruth Kelley Hayden will have two sons baptized by Rev. Edwin F Price, with Joan Michael aged three and Irven Kelley four months.
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University
Irven W. Hayden
Edwin F. Price
Wesley Foundation
Joan Michael
Irven Kelley
Harden
School of Education
Ruth Kelley
Arwood
Sunflower Village
Fire at Dehydrator Damages Main Building
Fire chief reports a blaze at the dehydrator facility caused extensive damage to the main building. Flames damaged the feed storage area and disrupted operations at the plant managed by W. J. Small and the associated department team.
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Prizit
W. J. Small
Paul Iazat
Agels
Iuivatore To
Great Linguie
COUNTY CANCER DRIVE NETS FUNDS AND REPORTS AHEAD
County totals show progress toward the 83 000 goal with 60 percent allocated to state funds and 40 percent to the National Foundation for Cancer. Campaign chairmen urge timely reports from workers and firms, with an emphasis on completing submissions by week’s end and planning a diagnostic clinic in the near future.
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Ite
FEL Novetny
Advanced Gifts
Incividu
Doss
National Foundation For Cancer
Doug Jag County
Couuty
Couity
Fuelture
A. F. Woestemeyer
Mise Marmiorite Vorsriff
Haskell Institute
Mine Dernthes Schroeles
Douglas County
Bismarck
Raw Walier
Hesner
Fairview
India
Adirional Eifia
Rowlands Brak
T Mary Mo
Witham Warren
Conrad
Green Lantern
Psn
Lee Summens
Henning
Minnie
Marya
Boeder
Lanerty
Two Auto Accidents Reported by City Police
City police investigated two auto accidents yesterday with no injuries reported and minor vehicle damage. The first occurred at 3 30 p m in the 8 block of East Fifteenth Street, involving Ray Newel and Tom Grant as Grant aimed for a driveway. The second happened at the intersection of Seventh and New Jersey Streets at 11 p m, involving Aaron Transue and a Plymouth Route driven by W M at 1625 Michigan Street.
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Ifteenth Street
William Cox
William Devers
Ray Newel
North Width
Tom Grant
Illinois Street
Grant
Seventh
New Jersey
Aaron Transue
Rhodeland Street
Plymouth
Seventh Street
Michigan Street
Economics meeting draws five KU professors to Mid West group
Five University of Kansas professors attended the Mid West Economic Association meeting in Omaha on April 25 and 26. Johns spoke on Thirty Year of Principles of Economics while Pritchard commented on Unity and Diversity in Federal State and Local Finance. Stockton, Waters, and Jensen joined the KU delegation.
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Mid-West Economic Association
Omaha
Neb
Johns
L. J. Pritchard
F. T. Stockton
Actioal of Business
Leslie Waters
F. B. Jensen
Kansas teachers favor Aggies admission to Big Six conference
Dr. F C Aller of Kansas praises admitting Oklahoma A and M to the Big Six, arguing it would enhance prestige and strengthen schedules. Ray Bisa, Jayhawk captain, supports admission citing good relations in football and basketball. Some KU faculty oppose expanding now, while students push a petition to Chancellor Deane Wooley.
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University of Kansas
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Ter emTexe
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Half Million Danes Watch King Christian X Funeral
Half a million Danes stand in silent reverence as the funeral cortege of King Christian X proceeds through Copenhagen. The procession, touched by royal escorts and dignitaries, moves to Roskilde Cathedral for the burial, marking a historic national moment.
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Copenhagen
Christian X
Roskilde
Lawrence Rent Control Office Moves to Topeka
The Lawrence rent control office in the Community building basement is moved to the Topeka area rent office. County matters for Douglas Shawnee and Franklin stay under rent control with correspondence to Topeka. After day field inspections and admin matters will be handled from Topeka. The local office opened November 1.
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Topeka
Tovay
Ralph D. Nixon
Topeka-Lawrence
Tixon
Douglas
Shawnee
Franklin
Douglas County
Dixon
Wild Gas Well Under Control in Oklahoma
Duncan Oklahoma April 30 The wild gas well in Stephens County Amerada Petroleum Company s ill sledge was under control today A connection tied to surface casing diverts gas to the side instead of the air Crews will try to kill the well by pumping mud through the casing Gas pressure in nearby wells had dropped last weekend but was increasing with an estimated feet of gas daily State Highway 7 has been roonen
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Duncan
Okla
Wid Xan
Stephens
Telephone operators fined for assault and disruption
In a June courthouse session Judge Lane fined three telephone operators Betty Belle Bleving Elsie Randall and Bertha Brown 35 dollars each for a premeditated attack on a reporter at the seventh and Kentucky Streets area. The trial drew a crowd of over 26, with union officials praising restraint while noting the workers had endured a month of stand by.
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Lane
Jon Mra
Ethel Reed
Tennessce Street
Betty Belle Bleving
Elsie Randall
Trucky Street
Bertha Brown
Pennsylvania Street
Lane de Ilared
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Reed
jMaken 2
Jeannette Filston
J. €. Milliken
Lawrence Tale
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Milliken
Hoover Dam Renamed Officially by Truman Signing
President Truman signed the renaming of Boulder Dam to Hoover Dam today in Washington. He used four pens and sent them to former President Herbert Hoover’s secretary Lawrence Ritchie for distribution as Hoover sees fit.
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Truman
Boulder Dam
Hoover Dam
Lawrence Ritchie
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
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