Labor Dispute Threatens Nationwide Telephone Strike
Washington reports a looming nationwide telephone strike as the CWA plans a walkout of 300000 workers supported by a tactic to jam switchboards. The union seeks higher wages pension changes and a 35 hour week while the government mediates with William Margolis meeting Joseph Beirne.
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Washington
Federal Mediation Service
Wiliam N. Margolis
Joseph A. Beirne
C.I.C. Communication Workers of America
C.W. A
Hell System
C.W.A
Beirne
C.I.0
Bell System
H. Johnson
Cheasapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Jhonson
Iaa
Bell Companies
Blowing Off Steam Can Help Parent and Child Time Together
A psychologist cites daily private time as key to healthier parent child dynamics. Reading from How To Discipline Your Children, Dr Baruch describes set aside moments where children share their feelings openly. Examples show children and parents both venting to clear tensions while fostering trust and calmer behavior.
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Dorothy W. Baruch
Public Sheeire Committee
New York
Dr. Baruch
Neill
Barbara
Peter
Dean
Ruth
Three Men Die In Auto Train Crash Near Cedar Vale
Four men riding in a car at a grade crossing four miles west of Cedar Vale Kansas were struck by a tank car when fog limited visibility to about 15 feet. Three victims were identified as Stanley Bell 22 of Winfield Robert Fry 20 of Winfield and Merle Val 18 of Winfield with one man severely injured.
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Cedar Vale
Kan
Criital
Here
Highway Park
Stanley
Bell
Robert Fry
Winfield
Y Cther
Oxford
Merleval
Hugh Killbane
Brush Fire Toll Mounts At Camp Carson
Eight soldiers died in a wind driven brush fire near Camp Carson Colorado Springs. Corp Kenneth Watson and Corp Bobby Coleman among the dead. Six other Camp Carson soldiers perished as nearly 90 wooden buildings burned. Two more soldiers were reported in serious condition.
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Camp Carson
Colorado Springs
Colo
Corp
Kenneth Watson
Bobby Coleman
Whitewright
Texas
Two Seek Same Post Walter Stambe Will Oppose Albert Cole
Topeka Kansas January 24 1946 two candidates for the Kansas congressional seat in the first district announced plans today Incumbent Rep Albert M Cole Holton said he will seek reelection in 1944 following his 1944 win after succeeding W P Lambertson topeke probate judge Walter Stumbo formally enters the race In McPherson a 40 000 hotel fire led to arson charges against Mrs C N Hughes she was committed to the state hospital for the criminal insane at Learned
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Congressional
Kansas
Albert M. Cole
Holton
Washington
Fim
W.P. Lambertson
Fairview
Cole
Walter Stumbo
Topeke
McPherson
Kan
AG Yearold
State Hospital
Learned
Mra C. N. Hughes
Town Tavern
Discovery of 44 Brady negatives sparks royal mystery
News notes the find of 44 Mathew Brady portraits in an upstate New York barn loft. Among identifications are Grant and Civil War generals with one sitter allegedly Edward VII when Prince of Wales. A reader speculates on the prince's 1865 66 visit, while authorities confirm or deny the claim.
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Ausochased
Mathew Brad
New York
Ulysses S. Grant
Custer
Sheridan
Hancock
Logan
U.S
Tomerr
Alessomone
Youngstown
Ohio
Newett
Edward
Prince of
Igales
King Edward
Brady
Ansco
General Aniline & Film Corporation
N.Y
Brady Authority
Mewett
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
British Information Service
Gates
Owen Morshead
Windsor
Royal Secretariat
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Mr. Lincoln
Roy Meredith
America
En Paine
47-Year Old Pilot Sets Transcontinental Time Record
New York Jan 24 Paul Mantz a 47 year old speed pilot claimed a new east west coast record flying a gasoline engined converted P 51 Mustang. He crossed the continent in 4 hours 52 minutes 58 seconds beating the previous mark by about seven minutes. Mantz left Burbank at 10 13 19 am and landed La Guardia at 3 06 17 pm averaging over 500 mph with a 580 mph stop speed between Omaha and Chicago. The National Aeronautics Association will verify the record.
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New York
Paul Mantz
Army
Joe de Bona
Jimmy Stewart
Mante
Omaha
Chicago
Arguments Postponed In Axton Ouster Suit
Final arguments in the Kansas ouster suit against Vernon C. Axton the suspended Parsons mayor were postponed by the Kansas supreme court until March 9.
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Topeka
Vernon C. Axton
Parsons
Kansas Supreme Court
Veteran actor Alan Hale dies at 57 in Hollywood
Alan Hale, a motion picture veteran of 39 years and director, died in Hollywood after a virus infection worsened by a liver ailment. He became ill after returning from Helena Montana, where he attended the Montana premiere. Hale was survived by his widow Gretchen Hale and daughters Karen and Jeanne.
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Hollywood
Jan
Alan Hale
Hale
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Helena
Mont
Montana
Gretchen Hale
Karen
Jeanne
New Editor in Chief of K State Collegian
Marvin Hammer, son of Mr and Mrs Isadore D Hammer of Kansas City, named editor in chief of the Kansas State Collegian the daily K State student paper. He will assume duties February 1 after serving as issue editor. Rex Parson of Arkansas City named business manager.
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Manhattan
Kan
Marvin Hammer
Isadore D. Hammer
Benton Boulevard
Kansas City
Kansas State Collegian
Hammer
Rex Parson
Arkansas City
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