Finland union moves to halt communist led strikes
Finland's central trade union federation moved to restrain a wave of strikes led by communists. It warned 45,000 idle workers to cancel walkouts or face expulsion, as other unions were told to halt planned actions. No immediate end to the strikes was reported.
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Trade Union Federation
Wovertimers Disagtes
Federation
Laggees Deena
Food Workers
Ecorestene
Kemi
Ore Mar
Mengery
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Stafford Cripps
Hhancelior
Attlee
Ernest In
United States
Washington
Douglas County fair extends livestock entry deadline to August 25
The Douglix county fair at Big Springs extends livestock divisions entry deadline to August 25. Secretary Carl Rampechromder announced plans for the agricultural exposition from August 31 to September 1, with 4-H booths and extensive livestock, poultry, grain, and farm product classes. Local chambers of commerce will provide entertainment. Kansas State College Extension Service judges named for each division.
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Douglix
Big Springs
Carl Rampechromder
Lawrence
Highway 4
Kampschroeder
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Topeka Chamber
Kansas State College Extension Services
PL C. Lindquist
Topeka
Dora Aubel
Manhattan
Walter Miedel
Luther Willoughby
C. C. Ying
Broadcasters Brace for FCC Jackpot Giveaway Ban Fight
Broadcasters in New York and across the nation prepare for a clash with the FCC over rules limiting jackpot giveaway programs. The fight centers on station promotions and prizeladen broadcasts that critics say replace talent with prizes, with major groups weighing court action if the order becomes effective.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
Callie
Mutual Broadcasting
Sistens
National Broadcasting Co
Olumbia Broadcasting System
Padlock Tavern at Baldwin Junction Closed Under Court Order
Judge Hugh Means ordered a three month padlock of Fan's Alice tavern at Baldwin Junction with payment of court costs and a $1100 hand posted. Owners Eva Swanson Over Irwin Oyler and Ernest Krause face forfeiture if liquor returns, following a raid that seized seven quarts of whiskey.
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Baldwin Junction
Hugh Means
Eva Swanson
Irwin Oyler
Ernest Krause
Alice
Oslers
Norman Yehe
Ottawa
Douglas County Sherff
Yelw
Vohe
Frank Gray
Robert Oyler
Drug ring crackdown ties Peruvian revolt to U N probe
New York August 20 013 authorities announced the arrest of Eduardo Balarezo Balarezo the alleged ringleader of a narcotics syndicate tied to an aborted Peruvian uprising. U N and American authorities say profits funded insurgents and attempted to enlist Luciano. Balarezo was held on 100000 bail after being seized aboard the La Guardia. Several dozen suspects in Peru and the U S are linked to the ring.
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New York
Peru
U.N
Eduardo Balarez
Great North River
Long Island
U. S
U.S
Joseph FP. Martin
Italy
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Balarezo
la Guardia
New
Victor Hayn de la Toree
Aprista Party
Hay de la Toree
Lima
Pleasant Temperatures In Forecast For Kansas
Topeka reports pleasant weekend weather with highs in the 60s and 90s across the state. Clear skies expected in the eastern half, while the west may see scattered thundershowers. Light showers fell in the northeast yesterday, with Lecompton and Anthony among notable readings.
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Topeka
Kansas
Adi
Lecompton
Anthony
Goodland
Union Church Sermon In South Park Tonight
The Rev. C. L. Williams of St. Luke's A.M.E. parish will preach at Union Church in South Park as part of the Lawrence Ministerial Alliance weekly series. The Rev. C. E. Allison leads worship with Miss Ruth Richardson directing music and Mrs. Eva Fishback singing solo at 7 30 p.m.
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C. L. Williams
St. Luke’s A.M.E
Union
Southpark
Moerrewwight
C. E. Allison
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Ruth Richardson
Eva Fishback
Old Mount Oread Stairway Discovered During Tunnel Work
Workmen uncover a brick stairway once buried under Mount Oread fill near Snow hall while extending the University of Kansas steam tunnel. The 1200 foot west north extension costs 58000 dollars and runs along Jayhawk drive toward Marvin hall serving planned dormitories.
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Snow Hall
G. Bayles
Mount Oread
Marvin Hall
Constanteconstruction Company
University of Kansas
Jayhawk Drive
Snowhall
lone_A
Bayles
Snow Hall l
Vaughan grain rationing claim draws senator inquiry
Vaughan allegedly pressured the agriculture department over a grain rationing order used for making alcohol. Senators Mundt and others seek an investigation into possible improper influence linked to Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan, a White House aide, with corroborating accounts from unnamed officials.
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Washington
Harry H. Vaughan
Agricultural Department
Senate
Vaughan
Truman
Department
New Jersey Molanies
Mundt
R.S.D
Clinton P. Anderson
Anderson
U.S
New Mexico
Milwauk
Harry Hoff
Harry Hoffman
Milwaukee
Koenig
Puerto Rico
Hoffman
Corn bins allocated to Kansas counties by program
A Kansas state committee selected 15 counties to receive new grain bins under a government purchase program. The bins will be placed in Atchison Brown Clay Cloud Doniphan Jackson Jefferson Jewell Leavenworth Marshall Nemaha Pottawatomie Republic Smith and Washington counties.
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Manhattan
Kansas
State Committee of the Production and Marketing Administration
Atchison, Brown, Clay
Cloud
Doniphan
Jackson
D Jefferson
Jewell
Leavenworth
Marshall
Nemaha
Pottawatomie
Republic
Smith
Washington
Reckless Driver Smashes Fuel Station In San Francisco
A well dressed woman in a flashy car crashed into a service station, knocking over a pop stand, oil display, grease rack, and multiple pumps. Oil cans and tires rolled as she sped off smiling at Attendant William Wardley who alerted police.
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San Francisco
William Wardley
TWO PILOTS BAILED OUT NEAR BARKSDALE AIR BASE
Two pilots from Barksdale Air Force Base baled out of a T-6 trainer ten miles north of the base. Maj. Clarence L. Lollar of Chetopa Kansas and 1st Lt. Glenn Dill Jr. of Okemah Oklahoma escaped with minor scratches after the plane developed trouble at 4 200 feet.
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Shreveport
Barksdale Air Force Base
Barksdale
Clarence L. Lollar
Chetopa
Kan
Glenn Dill, Jr
Okemah
Okla
Police locate stolen car after tip in Massena
Washington Aug 20 police use a tip to track a stolen vehicle last seen near a parked sling car and ender. The case mentions Acme Camera and Fassily Dry Clean specialty services in Massena.
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Washington
Cisanera
Massena
SPECIAL SERUM AIDS IN POLIO CASE
A four year old polio patient showed no disease signs after an injection of a special serum given by her Chicago doctor grandfather. Poggy Ann Rest and her sister Sandra Jean faced polio. Sandra Jean died the day she was admitted. Braniff Airways delivered the serum from Chicago to Dallas. Dr. C A Molander, the children's grandfather, explained the serum reduces severity of polio though not a preventive measure.
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Littlebank
Tex
Chicago
Jordan
M. Braniff Airways
Poggy Ann
Sandra Jean
C. A. Molander
Lubbork
Peutsch Serum Center
H Company National Guard Heads to Camp at Ft Leonard Wood
Lawrence National Guard heavy weapons Company H prepares for a two week summer training at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. The unit loads equipment at the Community building and moves out early tomorrow to Kansas City for a convoy to the southeast Missouri camp.
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Lawrence
National Guard Heavy Weapons Company
Ft. Leonard Wood
Kansas City
Wtth Infantry
Missouri Army Camp
Maurice H. Koott
Guard
35Th Infantry Division
Fort Riley
Rider Hurt Injured at Haskell Institute Horse Show
Wayne Johnson of Salina suffered a deep arm laceration after being kicked by a colt during the two year old Walking Horse class at the Haskell Institute show. He was taken to Lawrence Memorial hospital for emergency care. doctors reported the arm was not fractured.
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Haskell Institute
Wayne Johnson
Salina
Johnson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jack Rev
Sata
Bimmer Hicks
Ron Smuth
Rots Soy
Stewarts
Urwker
Eddie Christens
Shy Arm
Danke Hurham
Lawrence
Fatty Bloom
Bud
Perensill
Lady
Charles Dunbar
Lawerence
Trixte
Sara Lawrence
Baincord
We Western
PardWier
Kert Adamg
Ottawas Stern
Teke
Wendaon
Jet Brand
Elmer Wicks
Bolivar, Mn
J. B. DeWeese
Grade Crossing Victim Dies After Crawford County Crash
Paul Romanzi Jr. 16 of Radley Kan. died today from injuries suffered yesterday in a grade crossing wreck near his home. The car was demolished by the impact, marking the fourth highway death in Crawford County this year.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Paul Romanzi, Jr
Enders Freshman Enrollment at Eudora School
Eudora district plans freshman enrollment at Enders High School this Monday for Leeencet and other students. Principal D. E. Kerr confirms the school will open in September.
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Eudora
D. E. Kerr
Record Exibits on Opening Day at Dourle County Fair
A record number of 4-H and FLFLA entries shown despite rain threats at Haskell fairgrounds. About 150 livestock head judged with grand champions named for beef, dairy, and other classes. Local youths from Jayhawk Kanwaka Meadowlark Stull Busy Beaver and Prarie clubs won top prizes, with judging continuing today and a style revue at 10 AM.
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Haskell
F.f.lal
Dourle County
Wayne Leonhard
Leonhard
Chren Walfkuhle
Walfkuhle
Stull
Wilma Georgia
Meadowlark Club
Nyestock
Bob Schaake
Jayhawk
Lou Mitchell
Kanwaka
Erwin Schwialm
Werder Workers
John Morgan
Jarkawkeloyh
Russell Bailey
Palmyra
Runwiss
Rerth Siskel
Record of unusual cool spell from Aug 2 across states
A widespread cool air mass moved southeast from the Midwest toward the Atlantic seaboard. Temperatures fell from the upper 80s to the mid 70s in many areas with a peak of 35.7 degrees noted at a station in the Great Lakes region, while Goshen Indiana reported around 82 degrees. The cold front extended from the Great Lakes to the Ohio River and was expected to advance eastward overnight.
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Dreuadt
Chueave
Furenu
Goshen
Owas
Upper Michigan
Ohio River
Atlantic Seaboard
Lawrence pupils enroll as schools open next week
Enrollment will take place in Lawrence junior and senior high schools from Monday through Friday next week from 9 am to 5 pm. Superintendent E. L. No-votuy announces separate enrollments for new and returning pupils, with transfer and kindergarten entries, and lists school sites Libs Memorial High School and Junior High Manual Building as registration locations. Estimated total pupil counts mirror last year with about 3600 in senior and junior high combined.
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Lawrence
E. L
Alevty
Peraders
Tie Si
Uheus
GHA
Cipal
Libs Memorial High School
Fourteenth
Massachusetts
Ralph Graber
Manual
Ninth and
Kentucky Streets
Life in decadent U S as Pravda mockups report
Pravda reports a satirical tale from the United States describing FBI scrutiny of grade schools nurseries and maternity hospitals as potential hotbeds of Communist propaganda. It notes a staged eating contest between a four month old piglet and a Michigan student, canceled as a joke.
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Moscow
Pravda
United States
FBI
Michigan University
Reading habit is costly in subway loss case
Mrs. Mary Langening of the Bronx lost $12,500 from a paper bag while riding a New York subway. She said her life savings were withdrawn from a bank to buy a new house and car, and she became so absorbed in a comic book she did not notice the bag vanish.
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New York
Mary Langening
Bronx
Hil Top riding club horse show opens with 4000 crowd
An overflow crowd attended the opening night of the Hil Top riding club horse show at Haskell Institute. Winners included Bourbon Colleen in the Douglas county five gaited class, with Otis Bates and others earning praise from Judge Lige McFall. Tonight features eleven more classes and a 4-H FFA livestock parade.
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Hil Top Riding Club
Haskell Institute
Douglas County
Bourbon Colleen
Roy Anderson
Sixth Ward
Anderson
Journal-World
Cliss
Scheichule
Lige McFall
Sabe
Otis Bates
Puela
Merry Katherine
Gabe Crancleton
Humboldt
Colts to Coffeyville in 8 p m tilt
The Lawrence Colts travel to Coffeyville to play the Texans. Rain canceled Lawrence games with Kansas City and Coffeyville recently. Manager Gib Francis will start either Lou Hammer or Carl Sandefur on the mound.
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Lawrence Colts
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Kansas City
Gib Francis
Lou Hammer
Carl Sandefur
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