Baldwin Will Talk Boy Scouts Observe 86th Anniversary
Douglas county Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and leaders mark the 86th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America from February 7 to 14 announced by A E Woentemeyer district leader. A banquet at First Methodist church next Thursday features Don Baldwin and awards for star life and eagle badges with master of ceremonies Frubian Brown.
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Quarantine Call Urges Rabies Compliance In City
The governor and livestock commissioner urge all citizens to cooperate with state authorities to enforce the rabies quarantine for public health and safety. Securely tie or confine dogs to prevent spread during the measure.
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William Allen White Memorial Service in Emporia Details
Brock Pemberton Broadway producer will deliver the principal address at the William Allen White memorial service in Emporia on Sunday February 10. He is a KU student. Three other speakers are listed for the day with background on their careers.
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Pemberton's Rise from Kansas to Broadway Drama
The article traces Pemberton’s path from Kansas to New York, reporting for the Evening Mail, serving at the New York World and Times, and becoming assistant to producer Arthur Hopking before starting his own ventures. His stage hits include Enter Madame and Harvey with further productions noted. His family background ties to West Virginia and Kansas show business roots, and the piece mentions a 2 PM Emporia Civic Auditorium service with speakers John Redmond, Roy Bailey, and Rolla Clymer.
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Kansas City Star
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Evening Mail
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New York World
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Alexander Wollcott
Arthur Hopking
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West Virginia
Kansas
Murdock
Kangag Dewnpaper
Leavenworth
SMM
Emporia Civic Auditorium
John Redmond
Burlington
Roy F. Bailey
Salina
Rolla Clymer
ElDorado
Strikes at a Glance by the Associated Press
Approximately 1,460,000 workers idle in continuing labor disputes as key talks unfold. Steel settlement looms for 850,000 workers amid Truman efforts and a 16 percent hourly wage proposal. Meat industry wage board backs 16 cents with 11 cents via price rise or subsidy, AFL criticizes terms. AFL shipping leaders expect 3,500 tagmen to ratify ending a five day walkout disrupting New York harbor and city supplies. schools may shut.
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American Meat Institute
AFL
New York Harbor
Red Cross seeks Kiara Schmotlach in Lawrence Kansas
Douglas County chapter of the American Red Cross asks for information on Kiara Schmotlach in Lawrence. Anyone with information should contact the Red Cross office in the Community building. Willma E. Griffith buried yesterday at Oak Hill Cemetery. funeral services held at Stinesaat Mediarechocs in Kansas City. she was the daughter-in-law of a local family.
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Strike Control Measure Moves To Senate Amid Uncertain Support
The Case bill faces swift Senate action with a 588 to 155 House pass and varied support. Senator Magnuson opposes the bill in its present form and calls for committee study, while Senator Ball questions if votes exist to advance. Senator Taft notes mediation parity with the President's fact finding plan, but concerns persist.
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Briggs and Union Reach 18 Percent Wages Pact
Briggs Manufacturing signs with the United Auto Workers ending part of a long peacetime strike pattern. The contract gives production workers an 18 percent wage increase and salaried staff earning $500 a month or more a 2.16 percent rise. About 12,000 workers at Briggs facilities producing bodies for Packard and other cars are covered. The deal aligns with a similar 18 percent boost agreed earlier with the union and user representatives. NLRB says GM officials, including President C. E. Wilson, prepare to testify on unfair labor practice charges. discussions with GM continue as government mediation lingers.
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C. E. Wilson
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Nuremberg Tribunal Hears Soviet Call for Punishment
Feb 8 reports Lt. Gen. Roman Rudenko demanding just retri tion and severe punishment for Nazi leaders and collaborators. He vows the Soviet Union will remember the victims and insists on accountability for extermination schemes that harmed trillions of people.
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School salary study committee formed by board of education
A committee to study the salary situation was formed by Superintendent Saltaman. Members include Trane Smith Edwin Burgess Yoma Alcott Thelma Hayter Adamy Tull McAllister Eliza Wood Finckney Jellen engleun Tellenelson Woodlawn Deal and F C Whipple. The group planned a meeting to gather input from the teaching staff.
MeLOUTH social notes and church gathering details
Melvin Garner from Topeka spent weekend with mother Elsie Garner and relatives at a Brethren church gathering at Claude Kimmel home. Others attended activities at churches, visits with Kansas City families, and a major operation at St Luke's in Kansas City. Local clubs held meetings with desserts, birthday cakes, and plans for future events. several residents traveled to Lawrence for a Kansas State basketball game.
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Hush
Dea Moines
George Graham
St. Luke's Honpital Kansas Cit
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Janice
Mopeke
William White
Eees Graham
Merdutt
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Dohrn
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Gertale
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Rodheck
Yarally
Wamington
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Easton
Elmer Lane
Margaret Scott
William Tastes
and Boott
Kenneth Laster
Merlin
Robert, Kimmel
Brockman
Kansas City
Bunday
Irvin Davis
Merlig Lobb
Ia MacLouth
Lawrence
Earl Cuapanas
Genater Edmonds
Herbold Giert
William Bradford
Charles Ray Chapman
Billy Lee Lobb
Albert Kreasse
Dover
Clamel
Willian
Yost
Casebler Bertieerie
Agnes
Earvonds Church
Bionds
Market notes and prices from the Midwest and New York
Market summaries show wheat and corn futures with varied shifts for March and May. Hay carloads report alfalfa and prairie values across Kansas City and Manassa with steady demand. Chicago potato markets note light stocks and slow demand, with U S No. 1 potatoes around 12.80 to 9.25 cents for fresh varieties.
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