Phone Toll Lines Will Be Tied Up
New York Jan. 10 A union spokesman said long distance workers including operators would strike tomorrow at 7 AM. About 6,000 nationwide would join the action, timed with a picket around the American and Telegraph building. The walkout aims to slow dial service as 44 states see installation workers stay away from posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anion
Bej
Mao
John J. Macan
Federation of Long Line Telphone Workers
Avenue of the Americas
Unes
Maria Telphens Opera
Caid Ht
Washington
SS Opera
Towa
Rr Lintten
Cookingham to Speak at Chamber Luncheon in Kansas City
L. F. Cookingham, city manager of Kansas City Missouri, will address the Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon at Hotel Eldridge on Wednesday at 12 20 p m. The talk will cover The City Manager Plan of Government and City Planning. The event is open to the public with reservations via the Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Cookingham
City Mana
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
John V. Lees
Chamber
Chamber of Cagneren¢ Ce
Ir. Cookingham
Nanly
Stephenson Returns To City School System
Lt Jack Stephenson re joins the city school staff as instrumental music instructor after two years away serving in the Army Air Corps. He resumes duties in January and is the first teacher to return from active armed forces service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stephenson
Army Air Corps
Susic
Returning Troops Arrive in New York Harbor
The Associated Press reports men from this area among returning troops. Leonard W. McLane of Moses Cleveland was discharged at Newport News Tuesday, joined by Robert L. Martin of Baldwin and Pvt. Robert L. Hopkins of East Ath Street aboard the USS Vulgana which docked at New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
United States
Teonard W. McLane
Moses Cleveland
Newport News
Djagt
Robert L. Martin
Baldwin
Robert L. Hopkins
Local official named for city post scarcely defined
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Frank P. Sesaries and a job appointment, with no clear details on position, location, or date. The readable portion implies confirmation or transition but lacks specifics to confirm scope, duties, or terms of a public post.
Report on Fact-Finding Board Seeks Demobilization Policy
A mixed report details the fact finding board's study on wage and demobilization issues. It notes proposals for wage increases and potential compromises, while government officials and labor leaders await the panel’s exact recommendations. Senate leaders appoint a special subcommittee to probe the army demobilization crisis, seeking a fast, stabilizing policy as GIs pressure grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peceal Groep
Kidnap murder case links to nursery worker past
Chicago reports a man once employed near Suzanne Degnan’s home is the focus of a police search. Investigators tied a ladder found at the Degnan residence to his former employer, while officials released two janitors after tense questioning. A $10,000 reward was posted by authorities and the Chicago Tribune for information leading to the killer’s arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Suzanne Degnan
Margaret Perry
Manteno State Bognital
Anut Thay
North
Aida Dential
Perry
Degna
Bef Jere
Little Suzanne
James E. Degnan
Chicana Cpa
Harold G. Ward
Slice
Jack Hanrah
State
Bigewater Bear District
Jahan
Cir
James A. Ricker
University Navy Trainees To Get Broader Education
Navy ROTC trainees at KU will gain a broader nautical education with summer cruises aboard battleships carriers and heavy vessels after freshman year. A naval base service after sophomore year and a final summer training aboard destroyers minesweepers or smaller craft follow as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Navy
Chester A. Kunz
K. U. Naval Program
Naval Air Base
Craigs
Kunz
Naval program to install gear in Military Science Building garage
Capt Chester A Kuns, commanding officer of the KU naval program, announced work to install naval equipment in the garage of the Military Science Building. The project should be finished before the spring semester begins February 13. Demonstrations and classes will be held in the garage, which will serve as navy ordnance quarters.
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Naval J
Military Science
Chester A. Kuns
K. U. Naval Program
Navy Ordnance
Kuns
KU Needs Forty More Rooms for Students by Saturday
War veterans expected for February term prompt Chamber of Commerce housing appeal. Mrs. L E McPheeters oversees desk. about 60 rooms already listed, 40 more needed immediately to clear listings backlog and aid University housing.
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K. VU. Stuedents
Chamber of Commerce
L. E. McPheeters
Mild January Weather Lingers In Eastern Kansas
Topeka reports mild January weather will extend another day as clouds cover eastern Kansas. Weatherman S D Flora says wet conditions, rising temps to the mid 40s tomorrow, with tonight's lows around 25 to 30 in the east and 20 to 25 in the northwest.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flore
Flora
Kansag Me
Marais Des Ci
Neosho
Dodge City Ee
Goodland
Coffeyville
Opinions Vary on Truman's Talk
Washington January 10 letters reach Washington as the President said Congress had not enacted his program and urged citizens to contact their congressmen. Senator Case said he received 25 letters with about 1 percent communications favorable to the President's proposed program and nine against it.
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Washington
Jen
Congress
Case
Will Rejoin Staff At KU as War-Returnees Resume Teaching
The University of Kansas announces an enrollment rise in the School of Business for the spring semester starting February 11. Three professors on war service return: Domenico Gagliardo as full professor in labor courses. William H. Shannon as associate professor in business law. Jerome Kesselman as assistant professor teaching accounting. Also resuming in February are Tom Hancock as accounting instructor and Alfred Seelys as an assistant professor of marketing, Seelys having served in Price Administration during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Business
University of Kansas
F. T. Stockton
K. U
Domenico Gagliardo
Wiliam H. Shannon
Jerome Kearelman
Gagliardo
Quartermaster Corps of
Army
Washington
K. A
Shannon
Navy
Supply Corps
Cambridge
Maas
Arns
Kesselman
Army Quartermaster Corps
Tom Hancock
Alfred Seelys
Hancock
Seelve
Seelve Een
City council grants 24 beer licenses for 1948
Twenty four beer license applications were approved by the city council last night for 1948 effective January 1 at a cost of 50 dollars each, with three more held for later consideration. Licenses arrive under the laws and licenses committee recommendation led by R B Stevens, listing numerous named establishments across several streets. The ordinance limits issuing no more than 34 licenses per year, with 28 issued last year.
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R. B. Stevens
Robert SN. Coleman
Sharrock Grill
Locust Street
Crown Drug Company
Masseachusetta
Daniel T. Dick
Eguton'a
Marrachiinetta
John Stavros
Golden Gate
Massachusetts Street
Fraterna Otter
Eaton No
Eagies Lodge
East Ninth Street
Frances M. Stuart
Eagles Lunch
Mary Rhodes
West Seventh Street
Harry Sneaky
Dick's Tavern
Vermont Street
Johnson Smothers
C.P.O
Elka No
Jemenia Davis
Blue's Bucket Shop
Ten £. Freeman
A & P Food Store
Manachusette
Ara
J. EB
Brooks
Arkansas Street
Green Lantern
C. G. Williams
John Linas
Wiliam W. Green
Greenwood Inn
Lod
Vermont
Charles H. Hull
A & H Cafe
Maraachunette Atree
Maple
Himatae Pharmacy
Weet
Massachusetta Street
Hill
Smokehouse
Four Report for Induction Into the Armed Services
Fragmented OCR note lists four men associated with military draft and induction in 1946. Names include David Everard Bieter and others with partial addresses in Indiana and New Jersey. No clear dates or actions beyond draft context.
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Armed Services
David Everard Bieter
Indiana
Ero Wop
Lendrath
New Jer Cere Newilon Moore
Amen ‘Ramires
New Jersey
Stock Market Index
Choice of Life or Death at UN Assembly
At Westminster London the United Nations assembly opened amid a warning from Prime Minister Attlee that delegates face a life or death choice for mankind. Attlee urged world leaders to prevent atomic age war while Dr Eduo Zuleta led the session with 700 delegates on the floor and many more observing.
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London
United Nations Assembly
Britain
Clement Attlee
Eduardo Zujeta
Colombia
United Nations
Attlee
Dr. Zul
Westminster Palace
Parliament Square
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Senator Connally
P.stex
James F. Byrnes
Connally
Zuleta
Security Council
Canada
Australia
Great Britain
United States
U. S
UNO
Byres Han & Goal
Europe Commitments Spark Protest Over Delays
AP reports tensions rise as troops and staff confront delays in redeployments in Europe. Gen. Joseph McNarney's aides briefed on four power control council discussions while protesters gather outside the theater building, signaling ongoing dissent among military units.
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Diera
Rede Inente
Europe
Teshours
S Conten Jours
Cal
P. Bull
Theater Cilect
Joseph T. McNarney
Bertin
Control Council
Bull
U.S
Benrucks
Teachers to be Rehired at War Wages in Lawrence
Lawrence board of education voted to re hire eleven teachers who left for World War II service at the wages they would have earned if they had remained in the system. The board also authorized hiring one additional male teacher for junior high as a study hall and home visitor. Bills totaling $30,025.08 were approved.
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Lawrence
Board of Education
Y Memorial High Acho
Clarence R. Wood
Maurice Canady
Kenneth Jace
Forrest L. Noll
Eugene Crabb
LeRoy Cowperthwaite
Nesl M. Wherry
Lorraine McGeorge
Pinckney
Jack Stephenson
Norma Parry
Herold Hunt
B. George Sifiman
Lloyd Purcell
Lloyd Houston
Dick Wagstaff
Carlatt J. Cotton
Deal Six
Frank Whipple
A. E. Woestemeyer
Klerk
W. H. Quakenbush
Treesurfer
Saltzman
Robbery Strikes Two Local Cafes After Window Break-Ins
Thieves broke into the Dine-A-Mite at Twenty third and Louisiana and Chief's Cafe at Twenty third and Barker last night. The Dine-A-Mite reported $150 missing from pinball machines with a small amount from the cash register. cigars and candy possibly taken. Chief's Cafe thefts from pinball and nickelodeon could not be tallied as cash contents were not checked. Both businesses lie outside city limits.
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Dine-Amite
Twenty-third
Louisiana
Barker
Roy Bergen
City Limita
Plan New Districts for Douglas County Schools
Four Douglas county rural district boards plan a meeting at the courthouse to finalize consolidation and boundaries for districts 33 19 73 and 84. The 1946 1947 terms remain unchanged, per Douglas County Superintendent Margaret Hurley.
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Douglas County
Court House
Margaret Hurley
Heads Dairy Association Names New State President
Topeka Jan 10 UP I C Page Tableyville was elected president of the Kansas State Dairy Association for 1946 at the association s annual convention. D Edquist Concordia was chosen vice president and H E Dodge state dairy commissioner Topeka was re elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
I. C. Page
Tabteyvile
Kansas State Dairy Association
D. Edquist
Concordia
H. E. Dodge
Garbage contract renewal eyed for 1946 city work
Lawrence council discusses a new 1946 garbage contract with Carl son for 200 dollars monthly and city truck use at five dollars monthly with Carlson owning collected garbage. The deal allows 30 day termination, possible future use of a used truck, and a price to buy collected garbage if the new system lacks a market. A special committee may be appointed to purchase equipment. city expands garage space and considers building a 12 lane bowling alley at Ninth and Hennanippt Streets.
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Robert
Sutho- Ba Srake Counell
Ruseell
Carlson
Drs J. Mott
Lawrence Cour
Mott
Tortson
Webster
Mar
Dence
Monkeens BA
Bevinena
Ralph Pine
H. E. Eustace
F. A. Russell
Matt
J.C. Harper
League of Kansas Municipalities
League
A. W. Berger
Ralph G. Achning
F.c.allen
John Selig
Countian Ke O. Burgert
Thelelty Property Committee
West le Ce
May Rowley
Tom Griffithe
Lawrence
Prodiger
Kansas City
Ninth
Hinnanippt
Weather Feature Fragments Hint At December Outlook
Fragmentary weather page hints at December patterns with scattered data points. Partial dates and temperatures appear, suggesting a month‑long forecast update structured in a tabbed or listed format.
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Gemlayko
Cookingham Coming
Sonny
Heck
Stephenson
City
Nator
Frank P. Sesaries
Neston
Sip
Generel
Housa
Loyd M. Garrisons
Miltom J. Ebenhower
Presidential Secretarien
Truman
Magat
Toreine
Gat Planta
Vance
White House
Micke
Beard
Lenin
P. Reuther
Unison
Washin
General Motors
Senator Johnson
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Senate
Iman
Robert Thomas D-oth
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Alan
Brigne
D-Mo
Revercomb
R-W
Johnson
Briggs
Revercamb
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kenneth C. Royall
Senate Military Committee
War Department
G.i’s
Bothim
Eisenhower
Thomas
Ohnson
George C. Marshall
Jacob L. Devers
Pacific
Streicher
Degnan
Goern
Germany
Hermann Goering
Julius Streicher
International Military Tribunal
Russia
France
Hans Frank
Nazia
Goering
A Oalogs
Gauleiter
Streicher Liries
Sion
es—Geeleiter
Frans
Jazis
der Stuermer
Steinruck
Frank
William H. Baldwin
Detroit
Mich
Hitler
Poland
Berlin
Hadey
Robert M. Hartley Gaintmpfield
Mary
Campfiel
Abi
Tom Ap
City Council
Tocks
United Naty
Wars Neil
Mankind
Mexico
Brazil
W. E
Byrnes
Ator Vandenberg
R.mich
Vandenburg
Wl High
Commission
Jim
Stannard
The
Association
Hankell
Ady
Boards of Education
Taxi 2800
Union Cab Co
Asy
Fesrua Awe
Kaneas
Macey
Vearhas, Inc
Tear Aga
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