Mining Walkout Ends After Steel and Auto Production Restores
A wave of plant resumptions followed the walkout ending. Tri state industrial group members expect to recall about 100 furloughed workers in fabrication plants while Ford in Detroit plans full production tomorrow. Fuel restrictions ease as pass travel and shipments resume, with miners facing $5 million in 21 and 724 day fines held in a welfare fund. fines are often remitted once workers return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auick
Weckndines
Tri-State Industrial Association
Penn
Taglvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Ford Motor Co
Detroit
Lewis
U.M.W
Pume
Housing for Army Men to Add 7 713 Dwellings Nation
The War Department approves a 60,069,752 military construction program to build or convert 7,713 temporary dwellings for officers, enlisted men, and families. Cost about 41,329,500 with material from dismantled camps. Projects include Smoky Hill air field 40 conversions, Fort Riley 172, Fort Leavenworth 104, and 100 units into bachelor quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Army
Smoky Hill Army Air Field
Kan
Fort Riley
Fort Leavenworth
Lawrence Milling Co Braces Day Shift Amid Work Stoppage
With twelve of fifty four workers on duty at the Bowersov Mill the Lawrence Milling Co operates on a daytime shift producing flour while the rest strike over the new contract terms. Five supervisory staff remain on site as pickets continue outside. Plant manager Westmacott said no immediate settlement with the union is in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Milling Co
Bowersov
Mil. O. Westmacott
Fumes Cited as Major Cause in Winecoff Hotel Fire
Atlanta reports that 120 lives were lost in the Winecoff hotel blaze with most deaths from asphyxiation due to smoke. Fire Chief Styron said carbon monoxide in corridors and rooms trapped guests while possible fireproof vents and open passages could have aided escapes. 17 firefighters were injured battling the flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Co. C. Styvron
Winecoff Hotel
Styron
Sarlel
Winecoff
Storon
Returning Troops From Bremerhaven Near New York Arrival
The transport General Hersey with 1 970 troops from Bremerhaven is scheduled to arrive in New York today. No other transports are due at U S ports. No transports arrived in the U S yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hersey
Bremerhaven
New York
U.S
U. S
Miller elected president of livestock sanitary group
Will J. Miller state livestock sanitary commissioner has been elected president of the United States Livestock Sanitary Association at its Chicago meeting. Dr W E Logan, Kansas inspector, named president of the National Association of Federal Veterinarians. A Christmas Oratorio at St Benedicts college auditorium December 15 features Saint-Saens work with St Benedict's choir and Mount Scholastica Bel Canto group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Miller
Topeka
Will J. Miller
United States
Lvestock Sanitary Association
Chicago
Miller
W. E. Logan
U. S. Bureau of Animal Industry For
Kansas
National Association of Federal Veterinarians
Atchison
Kan
Saint-Saens
St. Benédict’s College
Fee Club
St. Benedict's
St. Benedict's Abbey
Mount Tea Scholastica College
KU Play Tonight Recreates 1930 Juno and the Paycock Cast
The Kansas players stage Sean O’Casey’s Juno and the Paycock in Fraser theater for a four night run. Four faculty members reprise roles from 1930 on Mount Oread with Donald Dixon and ten students joining the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Speech and Drama
University of Kansas
Sean O'Casey
Juno
Dublin
Free State
Allen Crafton
Jessica Crafton
Robert Calderwood
Frances Feist
Mount Oread
Donald Dixon
Kansas Players
Fraser Theater
Clutter Receives W. G. Skelly Farm Award at Holcomb
Garden City Kansas December 9 former Finney county farm agent Herb Clutter received the W. G. Skelly award for superior achievement on 13 980 acres near Holcomb. Governor-Elect Frank Carlson attended the breakfast where Clutter and L. M. Sloan were noted for promoting new tillage methods and dust bowl recovery. He farms 1 490 acres on contour 500 terraced with 900 cattle on pasture and sold 800 last spring. He produced 21 000 bushels of wheat 260 acres of alfalfa and 50 acres of sweet clover in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
Herb Cluteer
Finney County
W. G. Skelly
Holcomb
Frank Carlson
Clutter
L. M. Sloan
Garden City State Experiment Station
Dust Bowl
Skelly
Reed says Lewis lost his nerve over fines remittance
Wichita dispatch reports Senator Clyde M. Reed declares UMW President John L. Lewis lost his nerve and ordered miners back to coal mines to negotiate remittance of 3 510 000 in fines by Judge Goldsborough. Reed opposes any remission and says Lewis’ prestige has dropped among miners and labor leaders. Cherryvale obituary notes Sullivan Lomax 74 former Kansas legislator died at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Clyde M. Reed
U.M.W
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
Reed
Lewis
Cherryvale
Sullivan Lomax
Kansas
Twenty Third
Montgomery County
To Boast Coal Production in Japan
Allied headquarters announced that Japan will pay bonuses to mine owners and miners to boost coal output. Mine owners receive 25 percent of the total, while miners get 75 percent. Margaret Pankaskie of Selden, Kansas, is among 70 additional U.S. teachers arriving to support the army education program in Japanese schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Allied Headquarters
Kansas
Japan
Margaret Pankaskie
Selden
Kan
United States
Army
Western Surgical Association Elects Mille President
Dr William M Mille of Topeka Kansas has been elected president of the Western Surgical Association, succeeding Dr Arthur R Metz of Chicago. Memphis officials report minor traffic violations with Police Judge O J Lane imposing fines totaling 23 in police court this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heads Surgical Association
Memphis
Tenn
William M. Mille
Topeka
Kan
Western Surgical Association
Arthur R. Metz
Chicago
O. J. Lane
Fined for Being Drunk in Hinton Court
Ray Whitehead of Hinton Oklahoma was fined ten dollars in police court for public intoxication. The incident was noted in the court docket with no further penalties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Whitehead
Hinton
Okla
Deaths and Funerals Henry Bowman 56
Henry Bowman aged 56 died Saturday at his brother John Bowman's home in Sibley. He is survived by sister Mrs. C B Rumsey of Lawrence. Funeral services Tuesday at 1 PM from Rumsey Funeral Home with Rev. T H Astman officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Henry Bowman
John Bowman
Sibley
C. B. Rumsey
Lawrence
Rumsey
T. H. Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lawrence Tenants Urged to Vote Yes on Garbage Ballot
A landlord urged four tenants in Lawrence to vote yes on the upcoming garbage and trash collection ballot noting the importance of regular refuse collection. The article also notes KU basketball ticket pickups at the athletic office before 5 pm Wednesday.
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Ball Park
K.U
Earl Falkenstien
Moerkers of 9 Glance New York
Market summary from Kansas City Livestock City dated December 8 notes strong demand for rails and cash bids firm. Grain buyers show solid interest while oats remain firm to steady with minor declines. Cattle prices steady to 56 cents and 1.00 dollars atop. overall tone cautious with price signals uncertain.
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New York
Dee
Cottes
Taos
Ventura clubs schedule meetings and events
The Ventura club meets tomorrow at 2 30 at Spooner Thayer museum. The Temola club holds a Christmas event tomorrow at 2 30 at 1130 Tennessee avenue. The Eagles lodge hosts a monthly dance tonight with Bill Morrow’s orchestra. First Christian church service class party is Tuesday at 7 30 at Mrs Henry F Holtzclaw’s home. The Ladies Literary League gathers tomorrow at 3 with a Christmas music program at Mrs Ralph I Canuteson’s home.
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Ventura Club
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Mss
Clifford Dean
Tennessee
Eagles Lodge
Bill Morrow
First Christian Church
Henry F. Holtzclaw
R. T. Greene
Ladies’ Literary League
Ralph I. Canuteson
Mississippi Street
E. A. Stephenson
Local residents see family visits and health updates
Mrs. Dwight Olinger travels to Topeka as her father Dr Charles L Williams, former Topeka o culist, is seriously ill. Mrs. E C Quigley returns from St Marys. Sally Six improves after ten days with virus pneumonia. Robert Graham recovers in Kansas City from recent surgery. Dr and Mrs Harold Barr host Ottawa dinner guests including Paul Stoner and Roy Browning family. Tony Bruce, formerly of Lawrence, improves after hospital stay in Picher Okla. Nieder family joins visitors in Oskaloosa for dinner with Webber at Hotel Commercial.
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Dwight Olinger
Barbara
Charles
Olinger
Topeka
Charles L. Williams
E. C. Quigley
St. Marys
Sally Six
Deal Six
Robert Graham
Robert Graham, Route 5
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
C. Hooker
Rolla Henley
Alabama Street
Dean
Harold G. Barr
Marilyn
Margaret
Paul Stoner
Ottawa
Stoner
K. A
Ottawa University
The
Christian Church
Roy Browning
Marilyn Browning
Lawrence
F. H. Roberts
Oskaloosa
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Tony Bruce
Picher
Okla
Gottlieb Nieder
David
Roger
Lloyd Perryman
Bert Haage
Valley Falls
A. A. Webber
Village social notes and injury update from Villa Eden
Villa Eden reports visits from neighbors at Willam Torenden and related families. Carl Torenden, injured with wrist fractures and broken ribs from a fall, is home after hospital care. Other locals including Walter Shaw, Mrs. W F Brock, and several families share Thanksgiving gatherings and hospital rounds. A home tip suggests using a glove finger to ease curtain rod handling.
Marriage Licenses Granted In Kansas City Area
Saturday marriage licenses issued by Judge Frank R. Gray to couples including Thomas W. Rodman and Virginia E. Schmidt of Kansas City both 27 and 26 respectively. Also listed are William A. Ellis 23 and Frances M. Smith of Sedalia and others from Missouri towns Wirksville and Boonport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gray
Thomas W. Rodman
Virginia E. Schmidt
Kansas City
William A. Ellis
Frances M. Smith
Sedalia
Nerents F. Odell
Bompu Otoate
Let ‘Com
Deinai
L Legne Bera
Weteon
Wirksville
Lio’ ‘A
Beulah Findling
Strong cattle and hog market notes from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City and Chicago market reports show mixed cattle demand with steady beef prices and weaker trends on lower grades. Slaughter steers and heifers vary by quality. hogs and sheep softer, with lambs to shipper accounts and grain markets inching higher on corn and wheat futures.
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Fridar
Kansas City
Ap-Usdai
Dec
Yedlow
Bremn
New York Stocks Rally On Coal Truce News
The New York stock market rallied sharply after the coal truce, then cooled by close due to profit taking. Favorites included Bethlehem, General Motors, Chrysler, Santa Fe, Union Pacific, and Texas Co amid broad gains across the tape in a fast session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Bec
U. [ Bree
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Vacific
Chesapeake and Ohio
Nourrock and Western
U. S
In loving memory of Elizabeth Ellen Hatch
Three years have passed since Elizabeth Ellen Hatch died on December 9, 1943. Her daughters remember her with silent tears and enduring love as they cope with the heartache of her loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ellen Hatch
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Lawrence Daily Journal-Werls
General View Hotel
K. U
Books
Clyde Reed
Douglas County
C.I.A
Bana
Willow Springs
C.P.A
Paul Ulrich
Roy Flory
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Wilbur Pine
Robert Getz
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Wren
Metropolitan Opera
E. F. Engel
Memorial Hospital
Kanese City
Apl&da
Ralph Irwin
Parsons
Karen Ruth
Irwin
Bernice Murray
Villa Eden
Walter Shaw
W. FE
Brock
Bert Wilson
Peggy
Norman
Roger Lee
Claude Henson
Lford Douglas
Lizzie Springer
Misa Mary Springer
Rus Springer
Art ‘Tweed
Charles Hollenbeck
W. H. Mayhen
Clarence Mayhen
Oscar Mayhen
Mere
Leone Ard Mayhen
Lorene
Colorado Springs
Colo
Far Shaw
Idaville
Ted Miller
Judy
Weyer Center
Ind
Tim Elder
Eureka
Merc
Dick Wise
Faughter
L. Z. Siloret
George Hallenbeck
Lloyd Douglas
Cheriea Tavideon
Jersey City
N. J
Jersey City Giants
Akro Bears
Kansas City ,Grain
Manane City
Colorado McClures
Idaho
Nebraska
Bilsa Triumpha
Bliss Triumphea
Kareas City
State Farm Insurance
Mass
Brei
Ibe
Dosen
Frye
Chiese Cha Am
Ata
North Am Coas
Packard Motor
Fenney
Sears-Reeb
U & Rubber
Memoriam
Schubert
N. H
Crepes
Massachusetts
Davis
Blanchard
Trippi
Tucker
Lujack
Mastrangelo
Notre Dame
Illinois
Penn State
Northwestern
Georgia
Alabama
Navy
Harvard
Yale
T. G. Fitch Insurance
Andy C. Fless
PL & PD
Fred.a. Bremer Insurance
Autncy
West Ninth Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Red’s Auto Laundry
Cone
L. T. Harris CO
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