McConnell backs varied tools to curb national strikes
Washington reports Rep Mec Connell says Congress should legislate several options to pressure settlements in big labor disputes. He favors keeping unions and managers guessing to spur agreements, and supports using court injunctions or a board of inquiry, with hearings on Taft-Hartley changes planned for February.
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MecConnell
R-Pa
House Labor Committee
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House
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Taft
Ohio
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Rainy-Day Footwear with Removable Ankle Strap
A new overshoe for rainy days features a removable adjustable ankle strap to hold rubbers securely, especially for open-back shoes. The light-weight flexible design includes a chic contrasting cuff and folds into a zipper pouch.
Geltch Recital Marks Last School of Fine Arts Show
Waldemar Geltch’s Wednesday recital at Strong Auditorium closed his regular faculty tenure at the School of Fine Arts. Reflecting on a long career since his 1922 debut, he delivered all romantic pieces with warmth and humor, supported by Winifred Gallup at the piano.
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G. Criss Simpson
Waldemar Geltch
School of Fine Arts
Gelteh
Grieg
Winifred Gallup
Avery
Gelich
Benjamin Godard
Brenham
Tex
Szigei
Vieuxtemps
Mr. Geltch
Wieniawski
Mr. Gelich
Schumann-Auer
Elgar
Mr.Geltch
United States
Concert Here Monday Griller Quartet to perform at KU
The Griller Quartet, a British string quartet from the Royal Academy of Music, will be the second attraction of KU’s Chamber Music Series, performing at 8 p m Monday January 12 in Strong Auditorium. The quartet began in England amid poverty and barn venues and later gained fame touring Europe and America before serving as the Official String Quartet of the British Air Forces during the war.
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University of Kansas
Griller
Great Britain
Royal Academy of Music
London
Academy
Pagham Beach
England
St. Albans
Kansan soldiers among 213 returned home from Korea
Bodies of two Kansans who died in the Korean fighting were aboard the Lynn Victory along with 213 American remains. Army Pvt. Raymond H. Holsch of Washington Kansas and Marine Cpl Buddy E. Allison of Wichita are named among the dead released by the Defense Department as the transport arrived in San Francisco. Five Jefferson County farmers will receive soil conservation awards at the annual meeting of the local extension service.
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Lynn Victory
Department of Defense
Army
Raymond H. Hotsch
Klaus J. Holsch
Washington
Kas. (Marine Co
Buddy E. Allison
George M. Allison
Estelle
Wichita
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Soil Conservation District Meeting
The Jefferson County Soil Conservation District will hold a meeting on Wednesday in Oskaloosa. Guy Peck of Meriden, district chairman, will preside, and Frank Meek, a Perry banker, will present awards for the Kansas Bankers Association. Several hundred district members are expected to attend.
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Jefferson County
Vawter Heads Theta Tau Mu In National Election
Jamison Vawter, KU 1916 civil engineering grad and former KU instructor, elected grand regent of Theta Tau at the convention in West Lafayette December 29 to 31. He later became a professor at the University of Illinois since 1937. Three KU Theta Tau members attended the meeting: Marshall Brown, Miller Childers, and Robert Pope.
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Jamison Vawter
K.U
Theta Tau
National Professional Engineering Fratherity
West Lafayette
Ind
Vaw
Ter
University of Ilinois
Marshall Brown
Topeka
Miler Childers
Merriam
Robert Pope
Wichita
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