Grand jury questions tied to Kansas City probe
U S grand juror questioned Cohen and others in a Kansas City investigation while Cohen denied knowing residents there. The session followed a midwest trip and involved figures linked to local politics. A police broadcast alerted Cohen to his summons as he traveled with his attorney.
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Gembler Cohen
U. S
Kansas City
Midwest
Cohen
Tobi Prensky
M Klein
Sam Tucker
Goldschein
C Cohen
Ara
Miners Leave Pits in Oklahoma and Arkansas
Hota Oklahoma December 1 CR Earl Weiss president of the Oklahoma Arkansas Coal Operators association said all miners are out in the area. He noted about 4 000 miners were employed in union mines in the district. He added Henryetta area miners are out this morning and reportedly across Oklahoma and Arkansas. No one reported showing up for work and there is no trouble in the area.
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Hota
Okla
Earl Weiss
Oklahoma-Arkansas Coal Operators Association
Henryetta
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Wells
Grain Prices Seen Rising in December Forecast
Kansas State College economists predict higher December prices for corn and wheat with steady hogs and cattle. Medium short-fed cattle may slip slightly. slaughter cattle remain scarce and costly. Milk and poultry prices steady to up, while turkeys et al expected lower. Fire department responded to two grass fires at 763 Walnut Street and 1915 Tennessee Street with no damage reported.
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Kan
Kansas State College
Walnut Street
Tennessee Street
Paul Ingels
Health Board to Meet Tonight at City Hall
A Mental Health Board meeting will be held in the health department offices at City Hall tonight at 7 20. Gale Maxine Conley filed for divorce in district court today from Harry Le Conley of Lawrence.
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Lawrence
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Cities Service Plans Gas Pipeline in Kansas
Cities Service Company seeks authority to build a 42 mile natural gas pipeline from the Kansas border to Wichita and Newton areas and to abandon 1275 miles of line due to high maintenance and leakage costs. Salvage of abandoned facilities is estimated at 440200 with retirement costs around 286565.
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Washington
Government moves to ease unemployment in hard hit areas
The White House reported aid into 14 states to help reduce unemployment during the three months ended September 30. The states listed include Connecticut Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Tennessee and Vermont with several cities on the critical list.
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White House
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Ed &T
Kayia
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Bedatres
Maine
Maryland
Maasachuset’s
Michigan
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Vermont
Cotton purchases boost EC 1 total to 7.58 billion
The Economic Cooperation administration approved the purchase by France and Great Britain of 70 million dollars worth of cotton from American supplies. This brings Marshall Plan recovery funds to about 7.579 billion dollars. Clarence E. Daniela and Jim F. Moorhead pleaded guilty to failing to stop at a red light. each was fined 10 dollars and costs by Judge Frank Gray. Robert Lo O'Conner was fined 500 dollars and costs for operating without a license.
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Nec
Economic Cooperation Administration
France
Great Britain
Clarence E. Daniela
Kreute 3
Jim EF. Moorhead
Atchison
Yvonne ‘Ty Court
Frank Gray
Robert Lo O'Conner
Sunflower
Dormitory Annex At K U Moves Ahead Of Schedule
Construction of Corbier hall annex at 420 West Eleventh Street near two months ahead of schedule. Basil Lo Green, contractor, aims to finish by fall term start. The $625.04 project adds capacity for about 24 women, totaling 400 across two connected structures.
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Corbier Hall
West Eleventh Street
Basil Lo Green
Fjreen
Lex
Jevel
Tal Ipveltved
Hwll
Tory
Cancelled Lane Meet Prompts Model Airplane Event Change
The annual joint meeting of the Chamber of Commerce and American Legion, once held at the Naval Air Station, was canceled after the committee failed to secure a sanction agreement with the Academy of Model Aeronautics in time for next year’s event.
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Chamber of
ALF Chief Urges Anti Communist Crusade at Conference
William Green, AFL president, urged a strong anti communist campaign by a new international labor confederation at a London meeting of 250 delegates from 45 countries. He called for economic democracy and free union rights while denouncing communism as workers’ slavery and Russia as a myth.
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London
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Pro New Free World Labor Confederation
Udu
United States
Green
ALFL
Russia
World Federation of Trade Unions
Strive for Phone Pact in Southwest Bell Talks
Negotiators for 50 000 employees in six states pressed for a new contract with Southwestern Bell Telephone as the old agreement between the company and Communications Workers of America expired at midnight. The pact remains in force until a 30 day notice to terminate is given.
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St. Louis
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Southwestern Division
CL 1
O. Communications Workers of America
Community dance adds fourteen new coupe beurre members
Fourteen new coupe beurre members joined the Phesa-Dee square nee cut at a Monday night dance. The club president announced the total membership figures during the event at the Community ing venue.
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