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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1946

Page

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Lewis found guilty of contempt in coal strike case

John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers were found guilty of contempt of court for disobeying a restraining order aimed at ending the nationwide soft coal strike. Judge Goldsborough reserved sentence, awaiting recommendations from both sides.

Washington John L. Lewis J United Mine Workers R Lewis Cobrn Lewis Pond Galisborough Lewis Gn A.F.L A. Pedway Engredy Coun Lewis Goldsborough

Funeral for F Quentin Brown Held in Greensburg Kansas

Greenebarr Kansas December 3. Funeral services for F Quentin Brown state governor chairmen who died Saturday were conducted at Greensburg Christian Church by Rev L Souten assisted by Rev 3 Boynton. The governor elect Frank Carlson attended. Burial was at Fairview cemetery with remarks praising Browns 36 years of service and integrity.

Schoenpel Frank Carlson Ant Cornra Brown Fairview Cemetery

Fires Banked in More Furnaces and Layoffs Rise

Pittaburgh reports continued coal curtailment with 158000 workers idle and 23900 additional plus. Railroads reduce service. Illinois Central claims recovery as 1100 return to work. Steel plants cut blast furnaces. Republic Steel and National Tube suspend workers. Continued layoffs tally reaches thousands.

Pittabergh Im Pittaburgh Heart of the Stasia Esa Kentucky Steel Sarfere Foungstown Wheeling Steel Corp Steubenville Ohio National Tube Co Lorain Republic Steel Cleveland Alabama

General Strike Grips East Bay Halting Transit and Stores

Oakland Calif December 3 A F L called general strike halted Key System trains and shuttle service across the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge threatening 1 6 million East Bay residents and 120 600 across the bay. Pickets around major papers and factories. Emergency plans considered as stores including Kahn s Hastings faced walkouts. US Army Notes provide relief and employers urge business as usual. University housing in Dread Hall expands to house 140 students with 24 hour operations and a new project overseen by the University Housing Bureau.

Oakland Calif A.F.L East Bay San Francisco- Oakland Bay Bridge Key San Francisco Bay Oakland Tribune E Tost Inquirer Onion United Employers, Inc Retail Merchants Association J. P. St. Sure Kahn's Hastings Sundar A.F.L. Central Labor Council Sunflow Lawrence Oread Hall Union Treece Treecro The University Housive Bureau Ervin Vouncherm

British American merge discussed by Byrnes Bevin in New York

Secretary of State Byrnes and Foreign Minister Bevin announced a British American zone merger in Germany to take effect January 1 and aim for self sufficiency of 40 9 million Germans in three years. They expect talks with Russia and France on German unity and Austrian issues.

New York Byrnes Bevin Germany Austria Russia France Foreign Ministers Council Italy Romania Bulgaria Hungary Finland Ruhr United States Australia Cominssson Europe Araa Lucius D. Clay U. S Milimerne i

Players Are Honored At Liberty Memorial Assembly

An assembly at Liberty Memorial honored players who made a victorious trip to Great Bend on Thanksgiving Day. Student council VP Winton Winter introduced speakers Daph Simons Elaine Elvig Bob Milliken and Fred Ix. Max Falkenstien urged support for a December 10 special election on funding a baseball park in Lawrence. Principal Ralph E. Graber gave the closing remarks.

Liberty Memorial Hich Great Bend Bob Milliken Fred Ix Max Falkenstien Chamber of Commerce Lawrence Ralph E. Graber

Tax Collections Ahead in County for 1946 Totals Note

County tax records show 322 250 35 dollars paid during the month as tax receipts. Treasurer Fluor said the figures include Funk's Mortuary and Chapel and Aa we Service. Phone 119.

Terest Dougins Teauarer Flory Funk

Socialist to Head French Assembly Heads War for Fourth Republic

Auriol's election as assembly head was enabled by backing from the conservative Popular Republican Movement led by Bidault. The interim premier in the plan would form a cabinet until a permanent government is named in mid January. Bidault's MAP was said to support Auriol for the presidency.

Auriol Popular Republican Movement M.r-P.1 Bidault Maurie Thorez Georges Bidaut MRP Bicault M.A.P Assembly

KU Victory Rally Honors 1946 Football Co-Champions

Students packed the Military Science building for a victory rally honoring Kansas football as co champions of the conference. Chancellor Malotte and coach Sauer were praised as Jayhawks captain Ray Evans missed the event, with Quigley and staff introduced and a signed Kas-Mo game football presented to the squad.

Military Science University of Kansas K. U John A. Moorhead Deane W. Malote FE. C. Quizlev Quigley George Sauer Junction City Sauer Quissey Vic Bradford Bob Trealls Dean Nesmith Mike Getto Wayne Replogle Jayhawk Ray Evans Otto Sehnelbacher F. C South Campus

Sun Bowl Chooses Our Jayhawks For New Year Game

El Paso December 3 Sun Bowl officials selected Kansas as the top choice to face Virginia Tech in the New Year’s Day football game. Jayhawks co champions of the Big 17 await post season timing and official approval while Cincinnati and Utah State were also considered for other bowls.

el Paso Tex Gomeeaty Sun Bowe Virginia Tech Acertios Tech Jayparks Bus Gillett F. C. Quigley Kanses George Laver Quigley Cincinnati University Utah State

Stock Market Index Report Brief

A brief market note shows a slight decline in the overall stock index with a 2.7 point drop observed yesterday. No further details on specific securities or sectors are provided.

Red Cross Sweaters Pulled From Lawrence Stores

Red Cross volunteers halted sale of used sleeveless sweaters labeled Red Cross after an investigation. Four labeled garments were found in Lawrence stores, mixed with government issue stock. authorities instructed owner Harold Geltz to remove all Red Cross items.

American Red Cross United States Army Lawrence Harod G. Barr Red Cross Ror Cartee St. Louis Cartes and Barr Furmus Massachusetts Street Selly Spector Dean East Ninth Street Kansas City Spector Cartee St. Louis Cross Harold Geltz Reporter Journal- War Massachusetts Army Quartermaster Florence Arizona Newport News Polk County Wis Crittenden

Easy on coal pile in Kansas weather forecast

Topeka reports a mild week ahead with temperatures rising to 55 61 degrees today and tomorrow then remaining warm into Friday and Saturday. Skies clear statewide with little or no precipitation and no moisture in the past 24 hours.

Topeka S. D. Flora Kansas Goocland Concordis Wissouri Oulshams le Braata Station Win Pree Chiereo Denver Fidmonton Ciretress Fort Worth Havre Montne Los Angeles Miami Finneapolis Orleans Yorkee Washington

AB Quarterback Members Urged to Attend Meeting

Chi Gelloway, chairman of the Downtown Quarterbacks club, urged all members to attend the meeting scheduled for tomorrow at 8 in the Grill Rooms of the Eldridge. Memberships will be sold at the door. Pictures of the Kansas Missouri game and Thanksgiving day game will be shown. coaching staff will discuss them.

Chi Gelloway Lawrence Ber of Commerce Eldridge Eee Semel Aity Kansas-Missouri

State Revenue Grows Amid Vehicle Tax Increase

A new revenue report shows a $879,748 rise in motor vehicle collections for the period, offset by a drop in inheritance taxes from $21,909 to $3,546. Five month totals reflect a 49 percent year over year increase in fiscal year receipts.

Justice Rutledge Speaks on Faith in Law at University

Associate Supreme Court Justice Rutledge addressed Kansas lawyers judges legislators and students at Fraser theater opening the Judge Stephens lectureship. He argued justice must be a growing but stable force and urged universal application of law to prevent its loss. The Kate Stephens fund supports the lectures.

Wier Blount Rutledce United States Supreme Court Kansas Fraser Theater Judge Stephens University of Kansas Rutledge Supreme Court Kate. Stephens Nelson Timothy Stephens At & P.m

Kans Rural School Association seeks reform in Topeka

In Topeka yesterday members from 26 counties gathered at the Jayhawk Hotel to oppose the 1945 school reorganiza tion law. They call for popular votes on consolidation and insist transportation be included. a suit may test validity. Clarence Malone topon lawyer to brief legislature. Sharp elected president.

Douglas County Jayhawk Topeka Kansas Rural School Association Kenneth Sharp Elemore Dersons State Supreme Court Clarence Malone Sharp F. C. Blackwood

Santa to Arrive in Wingless P-59 at Lawrence Parade

Santa Claus will arrive at Lawrence Manicpa Airport aboard a wingless P-59 mounted on a truck, then ride in a Mustang during the Christmas parade on Massachusetts Street at 11 Saturday. Oliver Hobbs chairs preparations as marching units from city schools and four bands join the event with car trains and horse and pony displays.

Will Santa Claus Topesa Lawrence Ray Weakley Weakley Lawrence City Santa E. Novotny University of Kansas G. H. “Dinty’ Moore Arden Booth South Park Clarence Bliesner Eleventh Sixth Street Massachusetts Robert Getz

Robbery at Fritzel Service Station Sums Up Losses

Lawrence police investigate break in at A J Fritzel service station 1900 Wassachusetts street after 10 30 pm Sunday. Thief used a metal bar to force entry stealing radio sets tires inner tubes cigars cigarettes cash and a charger totaling over 350 dollars. Station operator Bob Altice says several items valued at 339 plus other goods were taken and police note patterns match recent local robberies. Insurance will cover some losses.

Fritzel A. J. Fritzel Wassachusetts Street Bob Altice Lawrence Altie Fe Co

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