Labor reform debate rages over arbitration and union peace
Washington sources report a divided stance on new labor law. GOP leaders push for compulsory arbitration to settle public disputes, while the industry labor committee opposes a government “super machinery” and favors voluntary mediation and contract arbitration. The labor department backs the committee, but Brown demands new labor legislation soon.
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Washington
Labor
Congress
Barrow
Brown
Sta
G.O.P
Industry-Labor Committee
Labor Department
Wall
Meru Eoan
Educational Lecture Series Opens for Lawrence Schools
The first In Service Training lecture for junior and senior high teachers will be at 4 15 p m tomorrow in the high school auditorium. W A Saucier of Baker University will discuss Philosophy and Objectives of Secondary Education. An advisory council drawn from Lawrence Memorial and Junior High teachers will guide study goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Saucier
Baker University
Lawrence Memorial High School
Chandler
Emery G. Kennedy
Guidance Bureau
Thomas E. Christensen
Bert A. Nash
Fred Montgomery
Bureau of Visual Education
University of Kansas
Ralph E. Graber
E. J. On
Cora Davenporth
Elects Ernst
Pearl Carpenter
Fa Jup
Lawrence Co-Operative Club Meeting Noted
Lawrence Co op members plan a 6 30 PM meeting tomorrow at Centenary Methodist North Lawrence with a church ladies dinner and Woodlawn Girl Scout troop presenting. M B Winter elected officer of Kansas Motor Car Dealers association including 1004 dealers statewide and all Douglas county dealers are members.
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Lawrence Co-Operative Club
Centenary Methodist
North Lawrence
Woodlawn
Winter
Kansas Motor Car Lers Association
Douglas County
Local Hunt Invites Residents for Evening Prowl
A notice invites residents to join a hunting group meeting Wednesday afternoon December 15 at Stull. Trucks will transport participants to the hunting lines. Anyone wishing to attend is welcome.
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Pred He Bald
Stull
Visitors Welcome at Varun Tee
Fragments report a visitors welcome sign for Varun tea event on December 18 at 7 09 PM with No 6A F&A M Ben. and unclear location.
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F&a. M -Ben
Varun, Tee
Deaths and Funerals
Notices list several Lawrence and area obituaries including Mrs. Margaret Barringer of 1233 Vermont Street and Mrs. Mary Shumack of Troy. Also announced are services for James E. Patton in Redlands and Claude E. Mathews of Lawrence, with burial and church details. Indictments in New York and a bacon ration cut in London are noted in brief.
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Margaret Mary Barringer
Vermont Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
St. John’s Catholic Church
Rve
George Towle
Funk’s
August Barringer
Imo Plisic
St. Louis
Barringer
The
Veronican Society
James E. Patton
Douglas County
Redlands
Calif
Jessie
London
North Carolina Senator Bailey Dies In Raleigh
Josiah William Bailey 73 died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Raleigh ending a 16 year U S Senate career. Funeral set for 3 30 p m at First Baptist church. Bailey, a Roosevelt supporter, opposed the courts expansion but backed TVA Social Security and Reciprocal trade treaties.
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Raleigh
N. C
U. S. Senate
Josiah William Bailey
Bailey
First Baptist Church
Roosevelt
Senate
Supreme Court
TVA
Warrenton
C. T. Bailey
Wake Forest
Colby
Eden College
Edith Pou
James H. Pou
Annie Elizabeth Josiah William, Jr
Ally
Model Balloon Burst Contest At Jayhawk Sun Dusters Event
Ray Griswold won first by bursting four balloons in the Jayhawk Sun dusters model airplane balloon bursting contest held Sunday afternoon in the Community building. Selvester Leonard took second with two balloons and Jack Jella claimed third with one balloon.
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Ray Griswold
Jayhawk Sundusters
Selvester Leonard
Jack Jella
Edwin Stimpson
Bernard Guyer
Kenneth Dougan
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bells Music Store
Mothers in law and money top marriage dangers says expert
Dr Clifford R Adams of Pennsylvania State warns that mothers in law and money are the two main causes of trouble in young couples. He notes conflicts arise when the husband’s mother and wife are confined together at home. Berlin announces Christmas cocoa bonus for children in the U S occupation zone along with sugar rations for youths.
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Marriage Authority
New York
Clifford R. Adams
Dr. Adams
Pennsylvania State
Berlin
U. S
Emergency Treatment After Incident In Lawrence
Miss Mabel McNess received emergency care at Lawrence Memorial Hospital yesterday morning after an incident on route six. The report mentions a Tint thumb and notes Leo were taken into custody or care, with unclear details remaining about their roles.
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Emer
Mabel McNess
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Leo
Cattle and Hog Markets Mixed in Kansas City Trade
Kansas City cattle prices show steers uneven with declines to 60 lower on some lots, feeders and killers down, heifers weak, and cows steady to slow in demand. Lambs hold around 23.00 with steady to strong calves, while hogs and sheep move unevenly. advance livestock receipts projected for tomorrow include cattle 7,000 and hogs 2,60.
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Heaky
Ines
Kansas City
TSDA
Religious Emphasis Week Planned at Kansas University
University of Kansas to host Religious Emphasis week February 24 28 1947 with speakers from Catholic Jewish and Protestant faiths Interdenominational council of 20 groups selects participants Dr Daniel A Poling Baptist leader and author to speak Rev Bryan S W Green English youth leader Prof Gonzalo Baez Camargo Mexico to present issues Negotiations underway with Catholic and Jewish leaders for remaining speakers The program aims to engage nearly 9 000 students across multiple convocations and study sessions with varied worship and learning activities
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University of Kansas
Mary Holtzclaw
Lawrence
Daniel A. Poling
Poling
Baptist Temple
Philadelphia
Christian Herald
Christian Endeavor World
Christian Endeavor
Bryan S. W. Green
Greene
Church of England
Gonzalo Baes-Camargo
Mexico
Fourteenfold print run cited at 8,487,000 bales gross
An industry note records a print run figure of more than 45 000 copies and mentions 8 487 000 bales weighing 500 pounds each as gross weight in the same report.
Market Notes From May Market and Allied Ware Listings
Idaho russets and Michigan Pontiacs feature in detailed commodity quotes with arrivals on track and on hand totals. Butter and poultry prices are listed by grade and weight, with various regional quotes for eggs, hogs, and grains reflecting steady to slightly weaker tendencies across markets.
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Chicago
USDA
Idaho
Michigan
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Baker
Harold England
Rollings
Kansas
Otto Schnellbacher
Mary Shumack
Lillian Webster
Lincoln School
Troy
Claude E. Mathews
Claude E
Skip) Mathews
Pennsylvania Street
Helen Mathews
Ruth Hughes
Gladys Fox
Ron Mathews
Los Angeles
Bowser-Lee
Alvin J. Paris
Novelty Concern
New York Giants
North Carolina
Malott
Deane W. Malott
Washington, D. C
School of Fine Arts
Business Advisory Council
Department of Commerce
Gridiron Club
Roy Roberts
Duke Shoop
Kneaas City Star
Edwin L. Drake
Piace
Tate Colina
Gorn
Lawrence Business College
Jay City
Arkansas
Native Springs
Leghorn Springs
Drollers
Old Roosters and
Stags
Young Guineas
Channe Am
Ss, Armour & Co
Beth Steel
Motora a-Cola
Ty du Pont de Nasty
Elec
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Kan City
Mentgom
North Am Cove
Iy Penney
Tex Co
US Rubber
US Steel
Wilson & Co Ee
State Farm Insurance
Schubert
Storts
Jayhawker Box Office
T. G
Andy C. Bem
Ray
Massachusetts
Seven Dwarfs
York
Stege
le Perses
Jayhawker
T.harrisco
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