U S May Hit Snag In Plant Seizure
United Packinghouse Workers chief Clark says union members must decide if they will return to work as government plans to seize plants at 12:01 a m proceed. AFL CIO welders and other unions weigh back to work orders amid wage and policy concerns. Government officials warn a manpower shortage could hinder the seizure and operation of the meat plants.
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Chicaro
Lewis J. Clark
Packinghouse
Chicago
Vlracue
Paws
C.S
APL
Truman
A.F.I
C.I.O. United
C.I.O
CLC
UTW
Peizure
Clark
Xok
Algo
CIO
United Parks Workers Uni Dent Tromais
Department, of Agriculture
G. Armstrong
Anderson
AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
Earl W. Jimerson
Patrick E. Gorintiuy
AFL
United Tives
United Stadents
Wits
Whishington
Striking Packinghouse Workers Await Official Word
Kansas City January 25 United Packinghouse Workers at Armour Wilson and Cudahy plants awaited word from national headquarters on possible action after government seizure of the plants. Swift plant workers, in a separate unit, voted against strike. the seized plants are listed with department of agriculture action.
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Rap
United! Packinghouse
C.I.0
Armour, Wilson, and Cudahy
Swift
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Small Steel Fabricators Face Shutdown From Strikes
Pittsburgh January 25 A Tri State Industrial Association代表 58 fabricators accuse CIO United Steelworkers leader Philip Murray of refusal to address their needs leaving 50 000 workers on strike. They warn 700 additional firms nationwide could join as the wage dispute deepens. The strike trims automotive output and disrupts coal shipments as freight cars remain scarce and some mines close or reopen.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
Philip Murray
Tri-State Industrial Association
CIO United Steelworkers
Pennylvania
West Virginia
Murder and reaffiliation dominate wartime trial and labor news
A French witness testifies at Nuremberg about executions at Mauthausen in September 1944, detailing brutal killings of 47 Allied fliers and 50 Russian officers. Separately in Miami, William Green announces the reaffiliate of John L. Lewis and 500,000 United Mine Workers with the American Federation of Labor, marking a push for unity in the labor movement. Lewis is set to rejoin the AFL council and bring miners back into the federation after payment issues and past disputes.
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Noernberg
Gestapo
Heinrich Himmler
Mattthausen
International Military Tribunal
Maurice Lampe
Amecan
Lanne
Lamne
Mathausen
Himmler
Miami
Fla
AFL
William Green
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
Harvey W. Brown
Machinists
Green
House of Labor
United Labor Movement
U.M.W
A.F.L
Federation
C.I.C
Executive Council
Washington
John Marchiando
Progressive Miners’ Union
Proposed Districts Are Checked by School Group
The Douglas County school reorganization board met to continue mapping county district boundaries. Eastern half evaluations of property and boundary changes were to be discussed, while the Western half plan was completed yesterday following a regional Holton meeting.
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Douglas County
Grboth
Margaret Horley
Holton
Farm and Home Week Programs Canceled for Women Due to Room Shortage
Manhattan reports a room shortage forces the cancellation of all women’s program sessions for Farm and Home Week at Kansas State College set for February 5 through 8. Men’s sessions proceed as planned with many Douglas county farmers expected. London notes the United Nations Security Council activated its mechanism to marshal armed forces to enforce council orders when needed.
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Kansas State College
Misa Dorothea Schroeder
Douglas County
Council
London
United Nations Security Council
UN to Discuss Iran Greece Indonesia Disputes
United Nations Security Council votes to discuss military political tensions in Iran Greece and Indonesia at its next meeting despite Soviet opposition. The move aims to prepare a formal inquiry or other actions while expanding the council staff and inviting nonmember states for input.
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London
United Nations Security Council
Iran
Greece
Indonesia
World Peace Organization
Natons
Security Council
Rusaig
Iraan
Red Army
Andrei Vishinsky
Council
N. J
Vishinsky
Russia
Makin
Soviet Union
Ukraine
More Students In State Schools
Manhattan Kansas January 2 reports show a sharp rise in enrollment at Kansas State College for the new semester starting next week with 1 060 transcripts from prospective students between September 15 and January 15. Of the total 779 were for new students. Emporia Kansas January 25 reports higher second semester enrollments at Emporia State College and the College of Emporia, with returning service men making up most of the gains. 559 students have paid fees for the second semester, including 241 veterans. Emporia State enrollment early in the first semester was about 400, and the College of Emporia has 146 for the second semester, 22 veterans.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
S. A. Hock
Emporia
Emporia State College
College of Emporia
Emporia State
Protect a Leader during Tamborini Campaign Train Tour
The Argentinian war ministry ordered 50 soldiers to escort the Democratic Union presidential candidate Jose Tamborini and his campaign train after attacks on tour. A judge sought Tamborini's detention over a Jujuy shooting that left a boy dead and a woman injured, but the government overruled. The train then moved to Tucuman for a major rally amid reports of additional incidents.
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Byrwen
Alora
Tamborini
Jujuy
Interior Ministry
Iujuy
Tucuman
G Democratic Union
Byrnes Reports Great UN Progress After London Meet
Washington January 25 Secretary of State Byrnes returned from London and said he was greatly gratified by the progress of the United Nations during the last two weeks. He noted the atomic energy resolution was adopted unanimously, and planned to confer with President Truman at the White House once officials welcomed him at the airport.
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Washington
Byrnes
London
United Nations
Truman
National Airport
White House
Robert E. Hannegan
Dean Acheson
UNO
United States
Planning Board to Meet With City Council Monday
The Lawrence City Council and planning commission will meet at 7:00 p.m. Monday at city hall to discuss rezoning 901 Mississippi Street for a bowling alley. Chamber of Commerce representatives will attend, announced city clerk Harold C. Fisher. The council will meet again at 7:30 p.m. afterward.
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Lawrence
City Planning Tcommission
Mississippi Street
Chamber of Commerce
Harold C. Fisher
Journal-World Plans To Have Game Scores Tonight
Kansas Iowa State game at Ames and Olathe Lawrence high school game at Olathe to be reported by Journal-World. Big Six game at 7 30 PM. high school contest at unspecified time. Radio station WOT in Ames may relay halftime and final scores, call Journal-World with results.
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Journal-World
Ames
Olathe
WOT
The
Bombay Riot Brings Death Toll To Eighteen
Rioting across Bombay reaches a third day with 18 killed and over 600 injured as police deploy rifles and tear gas, impose a curfew from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. Looting targets government grain shops, post offices, and a railway ticket office amid clashes between anti-English protesters and the Parsees and Fersians communities.
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Bombay
Jam
Lkely
Parsees
Kalbadevi Road
Chinese students stage large protest in Chungking
About five thousand Chinese students demonstrated outside government headquarters in Chungking, then paraded past the British and French embassies shouting 24 demands. They urged the return of Hong Kong Kowloon Macao and the dismissal of the French consul general at Shanghai. Officials tried to keep the peace as crowds shouted and marched.
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Chungking
Hong Kong
Maccao
Kowloon
Macao
Shanghai
Dairen
Port Arthur
Chiis
China
Jean Filtiol
Paul Saigon
Cold sweeping in Kansas on January weather shift
Topeka reports a cold spell spreading from Wyoming with north winds. Weatherman Flora forecasts a sharp temperature drop tonight across Kansas with lows from single digits to the teens in the north and around 20 in the south, plus scattered rain and possible snow in parts of the east. Goodland reached 55 degrees, while Topeka and Coffeyville dipped to 36 as the coldest cities last night.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Wyoming
Sfontana
Dakotas
Tomor- Goodland
Coffeyville
Stock Market Index Report Summary
The stock market shows limited movement with minor changes as indices hover. Analysts note flat trading with small gains and losses among key firms, while overall market sentiment remains cautious amid mixed economic signals.
Kansan Banks End 1945 With Higher Resources and Deposits
Topeka January 25 Kansas state banks and trust companies began 1946 with larger resources deposits and capital. Total resources of 436 banks and five trust companies on December 31 1945 stood at 710 617 305 up 144 914 648 from 1944. Loans fell 23 504 959 as residents paid cash. Total deposits reached 673 650 44 a 142 593 867 gain. Demand deposits 172 2090 626 time deposits 74 185 189 and local subdivision deposits 68 392 aS. End year capital accounts rose 2 352 166 to 34 207 159 with mixed stock changes.
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Topeks
Kansas State
B. A. Prelchs
Welch
Lindley Hall to be released for classrooms at KU
Lindley Hall on the University of Kansas campus will stop housing military trainees in mid next month. The building will house geology, astronomy, petroleum and chemical engineering and the Kansas Geological Survey offices. Furnishings arriving this week will become teaching equipment, though full outfitting awaits the fall semester. The Navy program will shrink to about 150 trainees by semester end, with PT houses retained as needed.
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Lindley Hall
University of Kansas
Raymond Nichols
Lindley
Nichols
Genorical Survey of
Kansas
the University Navy
Chester A. Kunz
Templin
Navy House
Captaia
Clothing Drive Broadcast From WREN Aids Overseas Relief
Two returned servicemen will be on air Sunday night from 7 to 10 30 pm over WREN. Chaplain William F Knox, recently back from the European area, will discuss experiences with Lt James Boerwinkle and Private Winter. The drive promotes Victory clothing collection for overseas relief and begins in Lawrence Monday with Boy Scouts canvassing houses for clothing.
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Wren
William F. Knox
Forest of the Victory
Knox
Ship Winter
James Boerwinkle
Viel Ac Ivate Winter
U9th
Belgium
France
Jermany
P.T
Mediterranean
Boerwinkle
Lawrence
Boy Scouts
Weather Distasy Forecast For Three States
Weather outlook covers Missouri Oklahoma and Nebraska. Much colder Saturday and Sunday then warming gradually toward Wednesday. Temperatures near normal with scattered light snow and flurries across Kansas and colder wave tonight. Readings show yesterday high 44 low 38 with similar from last year.
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Missouri Searean
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Gas Ofice Herald
KU Housing Progress Plans East Stadium Dorms and More
University of Kansas officials announced four housing plans funded with 93 000 from the U S budget to aid emergency housing. Projects include remodeling four McCook Street houses for 36 women, a dormitory under Memorial Stadium for 64 men, space for 66 men south of Robinson gym, and converting Thayer museum basement for 80 men. Permanent housing to follow as materials and labor allow with 300 000 donated. Research led by George M Beal to study inexpensive emergency housing. Officials to Washington and Cleveland for coordination with federal housing agencies and veterans affairs.
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University of Kansas
Fawin Browna
U. S
Browne
McCook Street
Memorial Stadium
Robinson Gymnasium
Fall Browne
Thayer Museum
George M. Beal
Washington
Help Needed to Box and Fold Clothes in Lawrence
William Knox announces volunteers are needed at the Community building this Monday afternoon to fold and box clothing collected by the Senats in the house to house drive. Call 1220 or the city clerk’s office at 460 Saturday morning for details.
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William Knox
Lawrence
Florida coach offer unsettled for Lookabaugh
Jim Lookabaugh head coach at Oklahoma A M college said today he had been offered the coaching post at the University of Florida but had not decided to accept. He noted contact had been made but there was no deal in the making.
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Soviet Union
Iran
Russia
Azerbaijan
Iiran
Eine
Baku
Stillwater
Okla
Jim Lookabaugh
Oklaham & M. College
University of Florida
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