New Labor Clash Seen In American Federation of Labor Plans
Washington reports AFL leaders debating a divide and conquer campaign against the CIO after peace talks collapsed. John L Lewis led CIO split efforts while AFL aims to enroll more unions, possibly expel United Mine Workers and Amalgamated Clothing Workers at Miami meeting and back key unions with funds and organizers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
C.L
Organized Labor
John L. Lewis
Industrial Organization
International Ladies Garment _Workers
C.i.co
A. F. of L
United Mine Workers
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Executive Council
Miami
United Garment Workers
Progressive Miners Ofmerica
Denver
William Green
C.I.O
Lewis
Britain's oldest woman says modern girls miss fun at 107
Taunton England Mrs Emma Coates Britain’s oldest woman just turned 107 and says today’s girls are too refined. She believes they do not enjoy themselves as much as she did in her youth, reflecting on past pleasures.
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Taunton
Eng
Emma Coates
Britain
Record Tourist Year at St. Anthony Md
In the best tourist season of its history the northern Newfoundland port of St. Anthony hosted more than 4 000 visitors attracting cruise ships and tour parties to its waterfront and local attractions during a peak summer period.
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St. Anthony, Md
Newfoundland
Summer Cruise Traffic From Canadian and US Ports
Readable fragments indicate the past summer saw tourists largely on cruise liner trips from Canadian and United States ports. The note highlights a majority of travelers chose sea routes with ships docking at familiar North American destinations.
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United States
Weekend Visits And Injuries Highlight Local Notes
Evening Star records Mr and Mrs Walter Wilson and daughters Arleta and Nevieve driving to Gardner Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs George Schubert. Miss Ruth Neis, nurse student in Kansas City, underwent appendicitis surgery early Monday. Ben Neis visited his daughter, reports steady progress. Arleta Wilson suffered a torn ankle ligament after slipping on ice in Lawrence. She was absent from Eudora High School last week and returned to duties Monday. Lester Massey’s birthday party at home Sunday night included many friends. A Sverre gathering featured radio listening and games with numerous attendees and refreshments.
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Walter
Wilson
Arleta
Nevieve
Gardner
George Schubert
Ruth Neis
Research Hospital
Kanba City
Ben Neis
Lawrence
Miss Wilson
Eudora High School
Lester Massey
Massey
Robert Reusch
George Ott
Howard Whaley
Johnnie Reusch
Pete Edelbrock
Esther
Josephine Ott
Donna Mae Reusch
Charline Edelbrock
George Ott, Sr
William Edelbrock
Wayne and
Delbert Reusch
George Barberich
Gerald Ott
Frank Schuster
Mary Beth Pence
Patterson
Eva Belle Kindred
Jane
Cash Paid for Dead Animals Ad Seeks Trucker Services
An old classified note offers cash for dead animals in good condition. It promotes higher payments for old live horses and dry bones from Lawrence Rendering Works with a telephone contact and a call to Central Charge.
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Lawrence Rendering Works
Central Charge
Local Play Guests Include Spitzli and Ness Family
Greta Spitzli played a guest role in the production. Attendees from the vicinity included Mr and Mrs E Pence, Mrs George Broers, Mr and Mrs William Spitzli, Mr and Mrs Vernon Stroble, Mr and Mrs Floyd Broers, Mr and Mrs Gideon Ness and children, Mr and Mrs Ben A Dora, who spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Chris Meuffle.
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Greta Spitzli
E.pence
George. Broers
William ‘Spitzli
Vernon _Stroble
Floyd
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A. F. of
C.I.0
C.I.C
Betty Hutchinson
Goddard, Kan
Kenneth Storey
Mulvane
Kan
Chicago
Calis
Evening Star
PTT
Child's Toy Typewriter
McRose Fon
iPay
Sky King
Wards Reg
Price
Frank Neis
Gus Koehler
Neis
Koehler
Kansas City
Helen Stedman
New York
Zafer
Feo
C. Schaake
Sale
Melton
Li Wien
Ilia
Lotton
Flanelette
St Chiffons
Gore
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