Taft Criticizes Truman on Taft Hartley Law Clash
Washington reports Taft disputes Truman’s claim that the Taft Hartley law insults workers. Ellender and Hill warn civil rights provisions could trigger a Senate filibuster. Morse hints at a substitute bill if Democrats block changes. Strom Taft argues for retaining the act as the Senate weighs labor reform.
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Taft R
Ohio
Truman
Taft
Ellender
Senate
Congress
Pepper
Senate Labor Committee
Penner
Dixie
Hill
D-Ala
Morse
Ives
R-Ahich
Senate Republicana
Society Calendar of Weddings and Social Events
Local notices list Friday bridge luncheons and dinners at The Hearth, with invitations to Mrs G M Carney Mrs T J Leasure and others. It notes the Kansas City wedding of Edith and Harry Darby Jr and a reception delayed due to a death. Lawrence attendees include Chancellor Thay Wo Malott and multiple local families. The piece also covers a Texas College of Mines appointment for Miss Raymond and Home Aid Society activities with new member Mrs W R McClain.
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Mra
Harry
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Harry Darby
Tiple
Marriag Marie Darby
Pi Beta Phi
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Lawrence
Thay Wo Malott
Faith Malott
Janet Malott
Eugene Alford
Fred E'ls
R. P. Cowboy Inhoy
David McCreath
C. FE. Friend
Robert
Raymond
Fred N. Raymond
Texas College of Mines At
el Paso
College of Mines
University of Texas
San Cruces
N. M
New Mexico College of Mechanica and Agriculture
Audent
University of Kansas
Alan
Radcliffe College
Europe
Estate sues for ten thousand in fatal Shawnee case
The estate of Herbert RG Shawnee auto dealer who was shot by his wife last December 9 filed suit for ten thousand against Mrs Royavison of Arkansas City Kansas. Mrs Gentry was acquitted yesterday of all murder charges in the killing and pleaded self defense. The Federal National Bank of Shawnee administrator claims two five dollar checks dated July 7 1948 payable to Gentry were part of the estate and were stopped in payment.
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Shawnee
Okla
Herbert RG
Aginst
Gentry
Mra
Royavison
Arkansas City
Kan
Davison
Federal National Bank of
Bandits Rob Filling Station in Columbus Steal $170
Two bandits slugged H. M. Randall, filling station attendant, in Columbus yesterday and escaped with $170. The incident occurred February 25, police reported. Randall, who survived the assault, described the attackers and fled under cover of the robbery. Local authorities pursued leads and reviewed nearby surveillance in hopes of catching the suspects.
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Columbus
Kan
H. M. Randall
Cow Buries Head in Silos Leaves Oklahoma Ranch Stumped
Yukon Oklahoma February 25 A Hereford cow valued at 1000 dollars is stuck inside a silo through a tiny feed door. The owner Bill Mach and a vet try to free her without damaging the animal or the silo. The animal remains wedged but unharmed as efforts continue.
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Yukon
Okla
Diddie Diddle
Bill Mach
Mach Ranch
Here
Mach
Steve
Meaiant
Truman Names McDonald as First U S Ambassador to Israel
President Truman selected James Grover McDonald to be the United States ambassador to Israel once recognition of a Jewish state is achieved. The White House said McDonald will resign as special representative after Senate approval for the ambassadorship.
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Truman
Jhimes
Grover McDonudd
United States
McDersid
White House
McDonald
Senate
Reverend Morri sson Resigns for Topeka Pastorate
In Coffeyville Kansas on February 95 the St LC Wells former Wishita arcented pastorate of Kaunnel Baptist church announced the resignation of Rev. G W Morrison who leaves to lead the First Southern Baptist church in Topeka.
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Coffeyville
Kan
St LC
Wells
Wishita
Kaunnel
Berlin Plans Another Year Under Soviet Blockade
Bertin reports Berlin officials announce plans to endure another year under the Soviet blockade without Western powers requesting it. Gustav Klingelhoeffer cites government forecasts for continued airlift needed to sustain the western sector. The Reds threaten fighter activity in the corridor while U.S. Britain and France file protests at the four power safety center. Airlift volume has topped 7 000 tons daily as efforts to counter Soviet overland pressure continue.
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Bertin
Berlin
Sian
Toila
U.S
Thes
Peron names Humberto Jone as war minister in new defense department
Buenos Aires February 25 AP reports President Juan Peron appointed General Humberto Jone as war minister and head of a new national defense department. The navy ministry and an air secretariat will also function, signaling a centralized defense structure as wartime tensions rise.
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Peron
Buenos Aires
Uphees
Jan Peron
Jone Humberto
Los Molim
Department of National Defense
Navy
Defense Department
Instrumentation firm forms in Topeka area
Topeka Feb 25 an equipment company named Robinast Incorporated of Libere Alabama filed incorporation papers. Claude W. Rabesident attended the filing in the office of the secretary. The firm is authorized to issue capital stock valued at 17 000 dollars with an 8 ps utilization of resources not clearly defined in the filing.
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Topeka
Robinast, Equipment Company, Inc
Libere, al
Cdings
Claude W. Rabesident
Male Chorus Formed At Liberty Memorial High School
A male chorus organized by the Adult Education program met at Liberty Memorial High School last night with 12 attendees. Directors Wayne Nelson and Jack Stephenson announced general auditions, a $1 fee, and plans to expand recruitment.
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Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
BJ. Logsdon
Wayne Nelson
Jack Stephenson
Public Schools
Ohio Car Dealers Make Unusual Price Slashes
Ohio dealers joined a nationwide price cut trend with bold bargains. A Columbus DeSoto dealer advertised 29 new cars for immediate delivery with trade ins optional. In Toledo a used car dealer offered a penny sale: buy one car and get another for one cent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbus DeSoto
Toledo
Reward Offered for Jokers Bertin Story
The Telegraph reports a reward offered by communists in Leipzig for naming 10 people who joke about the communist plan for intensified work by the population. The prize is a bicycle and targets children in the eastern zone of Germany.
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Jokers Bertin
Leipzig
Germany
Telecrat
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