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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1949
Page
7
Washington examined whether government use of injunctions can delay or stop major strikes in critical industries under a proposed labor law. The debate weighs rights to strike against national welfare, with arguments for and against mandatory or discretionary government interference.
In Nebras ka and South Dakota a Fifth Army operation to clear snowbound cattle country mobilized 1500 troops and 350 pieces of equipment. Civil plans and about 21 army officers will supervise the effort. A flight over the area found widespread destruction with no signs of life and officials questioned any hope of survivors. The Red Cross disaster headquarter is moving from St. Louis to Omaha to coordinate aid.
A marriage license was issued yesterday by the probate court to Lewie Henoll and Leia Arlene Parker both 22 of Lawrence.
The text argues permanent injunctions could prevent long strikes by enabling compulsory arbitration. It notes temporary injunctions delay action and risk extended stoppages, suggesting a permanent measure would protect workers from wage loss while bosses stall. It questions congressional support amid pressure against such law.
The New York weather bureau notes an unusual winter pattern. Cold spells born in Canada and the arctic circle are striking the plains and Rockies, with western movement altering eastern milder trends. Meteorologist Ernest Christie says patterns tend to persist until new data change them.
Social notes recount Sunday dinners in Eudora with Mr and Mrs Oliver Holntea and guests from Kansas City plus other households. Events include a decorated birthday cake for Mrs Reusch, postponed FTA meeting to Friday at 2, March of Dimes drive led by Allen Westerhouse, and St Prats Evangelical Women’s Aid meeting planned for February 3 with Mrs Rawr and Mrs Fiore Altenbernd as leaders.
Navy will again host the 18th annual Model Air plane meet at Naval Air Station Olathe Kansas from June 26 to 31 with joint sponsorship by the Olathe Chamber of Commerce and the Olathe American Legion post. Indoor events at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium and an air show are planned with about 7 000 contestants expected from the United States Canada and Mexico.
Delegates of the 4-H Council will meet February 14 at 7 p.m. with Dr. J. M. Mott from the Lawrence Douglas county health department for a discussion on Communicable Diseases and Their Control. Films will be shown. The health department offices are in the basement of city hall. The program for the year is being prepared and will be presented at this monthly meeting.
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