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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1952
Page
4
After five long talks with 17 non operating unions, Eastern railroads strike a deal allowing compulsory union membership with exemptions for some worker groups. The accord echoes an emergency board recommendation but falls short of including all non operating employees, unlike broader push nationwide.
Miami County officers and a FBI agent investigate a reported abduction and threat to kill Osawatomie couple linked to a local school fight. Russell Ward says four men forced him and his wife, Elda, to leave the fight area, then released him unharmed. Local officials deny knowledge of the background while a petition for a school district audit draws protests from a minority group. Osawatomie, population about 4,500, has 800 pupils.
Dee Cox 18 son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Cox Route 4 named first place winner in the second district Farm Bureau driving contest held Thursday in Ottawa. He advances to the state Farm Bureau driving contest November 11 to 14 in Topeka where expenses are paid and a $100 scholarship awaits the top state winner. Cox, a former Kanwaka 4-H Club member, won the county driving contest in July and graduated from Liberty Memorial High School in May.
MAL BOYLE reports on Marilyn Monroe presenting a bold creed for women. She promotes self sufficiency, explains earnings and fame, and shares views on fashion, exercise, and marriage while reflecting on public scrutiny and independence.
The 1953 Wichita convention of the National Flying Farmers Association convened with delegates and 0 planes. Headquarters are in Wichita and a dedication ceremony was planned during the annual sessions. Reelected a president for another term.
The Perry Mirror will be under new management starting Monday after Henry Weltmer Jr. leased the newspaper to Topeka residents Mr and Mrs Jan Garnier and Richard Tillman. Garnier will handle business and news while Tillman manages the shop mechanics. Garnier studied journalism at Kansas State College and attended Leyden University in Holland, with prior ties to the Forbes Air Base paper. DeWayne Sbee and Neil Larsen resign to join a Kansas City capset ting company and pursue KU studies.
A Navy bomber crashed near Olathe while evacuating personnel. The crew survived with one pilot reported to have a broken leg. Details remain sparse as emergency responders secured the site and assessed injuries.
The report describes a naval incident where a helicopter or aircraft experienced dual piston engine failures, prompting the crew to bail out. The pilot's jet engine timed response allowed a bailout as the vessel faced a critical failure.
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