Supreme Court to rule as coal mine walkout clashes with other industries
The Supreme Court weighs an emergency appeal over a state action allowing higher electric utility rates amid a coal mine strike's spillover into two other industries. The case centers on whether temporary higher rates are permissible while the commission reviews the broader rate plan. The hearing seeks to halt the commission’s order and determine if a full court review is warranted, with unions and employers shaping the arguments.
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Supreme Court
Topeka
Dan Dh
Kane Bar Dupremee
Hell Tlephone Rompany
Commission
Meres
Mayor Roger Sermon of Independence Dies in Office
Roger Sermon of Independence Missouri long served as mayor for twenty years and was a friend of the President. Observers note his steady leadership and broad support from neighbors and townsmen, keeping him in office despite typical desires for change.
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Roger Sermon
Independence
United States
Patithea
Mayer
Radio Programs and Schedule Listings Across Stations
A chaotic OCR style listing outlines radio programs and times across stations WRar WDAF WM KSEE WREN WDAR KCMO WDAF and more. It names shows such as Arthur Godfrey Father Knows Best Amos and Andy and The Cisco Kid with scattered host names and times. The fragmentary text also mentions morning and afternoon slots including news casts and various entertainment, crime and musical programs.
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Poe
Wren
Arthur Odirey
Walcoms Travetere
iKady Warreo
Helga Trent
Pisa Livestock
Godlee
Lorene Juanes
Sue Wiak
Jack Arne
EMEC
KCMO
Lambanio
Cisco Kid
Aldrich
MRC
Ste. Keen
Rast Wren
Judy Woo -Kmet
Suapente
KCOMO
KMAU
MW Wharf
Poo-Kmet
Mayhoure
WDAF
Dperry
KVM E- Duffy
Tavers
Kumi Karn
Aula
Berlin Airlift Revisited or Bitter Cold Tensions Renewed
Analysts warn history may repeat as the Berlin airlift fades from memory. Soviet authorities impose a "little blockade" slowing truck traffic to a trickle by delaying travel document checks. The trapping of traffic reflects deeper Western blame for a wartime trap and raises questions about Soviet motives and Western explanations.
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Berlin
Final Exams At University Bring Toil And Tension
Final examinations are underway at the university as faculty seek to measure student knowledge. Students cooperate while educators debate the fairness of exams as a gauge. The week promises relief after the stress ends, though more thinking lies ahead next semester.
Costly Tactics in a Telephone Strike
A union tactic proposal to overload telephone exchanges with simultaneous calls to break automatic equipment is described as sabotage of a public service and a livelihood for workers. The piece argues that such actions harm the strikers themselves, as losses from the strike can exceed any gains, and that gains from bitter, destructive strikes are slim.
Court House Fires Spark Morton County Seat Debate
The Richfield court house burned recalling the county seat race with Richfield and Elkhart as contenders. Morton county politics may flare again this political year. Willard Mayberry of Elkhart considers a Republican governor bid. A Kansas City dealers meeting notes strong demand for farm machinery as rust keeps farmers replacing worn equipment.
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Morton County
Richfield
Elkhart
Willard Mayberry
Kansas City
Stalin Winning the Cold War Sparks Global Alarm
Will L. Clayton argues Stalin is gaining in the cold war with observers abroad noting a shift toward Moscow in southern Asia and the Far East. Public and private news agencies warn the trend is undeniable though not yet complete, while some urge action despite inaction elsewhere. In Wichita, city budgets underspent by 460000 in 1949 raise public concern over fiscal restraint. Chrysler employees reject a wage hike in place of a pension, aligning with economists that raises affect prices. John L. Lewis faces 60000 miners defying orders, prompting questions about his grip on leadership. A Buchanan county hospital count shows one man dependent there since 1895.
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Will L. Clayton
Stalin
Asia
Far East
Moscow
Letters to the Editor on aid to Korea and nonintervention
Harvey Hibner argues against aiding China Kai-shek and urges respect for others choosing their own government. He warns that retreat from democratic principles invites communism, and calls for keeping out of other nations' civil wars while upholding Christian precepts.
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Nce
Korea
China Kai-shek
Formonn
Harvey Hibner
Barbs by Bal Cochean Aim to Learn by Example
Fragmentary notes describe Barbs by Bal Cochean with hints of expectations and learning outcomes. The text mentions Mrs and a pipe, suggesting a playful or satirical tone about gifts or demonstrations. Content is unclear and largely unintelligible from the OCR snippet.
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Bal Cochean
Aim
Ind and Smoking Jacket for Christmas the Loafer 7
In an Illinois town patients must pay physicians in advance. It takes cash to turn a tummy ache into appendicitis. The note hints at a romantic theme with a flippant line about Sweet nothings meaning everything to the romantic girl.
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Aninois
Old Home Town Fire Dramas Hit Lawrence Area
The Lawrence fire department answered three alarms in 20 minutes this morning. The second blaze damaged the W.3 Gricia home at 401 Missouri Street extensively, with the E. A. Sims home and George Zillner home also burning. Yarnold school burned Tuesday morning and classes resume next week in a vacant house nearby. Bir and Mrs. Roy Johnson announce the birth of a son today Denny Roy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Torkel announce the birth of a son this morning. Miss Ella Stene has left for Minneapolis after visiting her brother Prof. E. O. Stene and Mrs. Steng.
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Lawrence
Gricia
Missouri Street
E. A. Sims
George Zillner
Yarnold
Roy Johnson
New York Street
Denny Roy
Clarence Torkel
Ella Stene
Minneapolis
Minn
E. O
Stene
Steng
Twenty five years ago Mrs C B McClelland hosts tea
A local society column recalls Mrs C B McClelland hosting a Chinese tea for the Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church. Assisting hostesses include Mrs O A Pringle Mrs Frank Strong Mrs J F Watts and others as part of a long village social recap. The item notes other events, including a birthday surprise for L R Burchett and plans by the Quincy Knot Hole gang for a theater party for juniors entering middle school. It also mentions Miss Gertrude Elliott visiting and a peritonitis illness of Mrs Lisle Eby. An oven accident injures Irene Owens and officers of the Lawrence Building and Loan Association are reelected with G W Jones as president.
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C. B. McClelland
Women's Society of the First Baptist Church
O. A. Pringle
Frank Strong
J. F. Watts
W. A. Churchill
D. W. Patterson
W. C. McConnell
W. T. Courtney
Quincy Knot Hole Gang
Varsity Theatre
Fred Karris
Bobby Edgar
Rex Banker
Haley
Lawrence
Adam Oliver
England
Irene Owens
Din
Lawrence Building’ and Loan Association
G. W. Jones
Dudley C. Asher
Wilbury L. Burdick
Aftor
Plank
W. E. ‘Issa
Eemeere Thompson
Wy. C. Simons
War of isms in Asia and China's dire plight
A correspondent notes growing war of ideologies in Asia with China central to the developing storm. Famine, flood damage, and heavy taxation strain northern Chinese farmers. millions face starvation as floods and war bite. Soviet and Western aid prospects look unlikely amid global conflict and redirection of resources. The piece blends political analysis with a local incident about a sea rescue near Mission Hay park.
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Brown
Inter
China
Chow En-Lai
Warne Richardson
Square
Suting
Richardson
Sailor Rented Mount Breeze For Canter Near Quagmire
Seaman Lenton Berseron, 21, a crew member aboard the submarine Tender Nereus, went riding on Breeze Saturday. The horseman rode close to a quagmire amid a tense mood aboard the ship.
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Breeze
Lenton Berseron
Nereus
Marine Gastropod and Related Terms Digest
A compact glossary style item listing marine gastropod Buccinum undatum and related terms. Includes multiple short clues and answers spanning biology, energy unit, compass points, legal terms, and misc entries reflecting a word puzzle passage.
Answer to Previous Puzzle Wee Note Card Clues
A compact puzzle clue list with scattered fragments. It includes terms like used for food, precipitated, bird's home, hideous monster, equal, finishes, ruthenium symbol Ru, bewildered, good, note of Guido's scale, and lord ab. The fragmentary layout suggests a cryptic style or crossword hints.
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Guido
Lord
Youth golfer Sanford dies in Oklahoma incident
The report details the death of 12 year old OFTARY Sanford, son of Sofie Wes Beorn near Vecompten La, after a Kansas trip and subsequent moves to Tulsa and Leconpon. Survived by wife Sarah Suntond, four daughters, and two brothers, with unclear circumstances and a mention of golf ball spins.
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Mont Sanford
Sofie Wes Beorn
Kansas
Sarrah Morris
Cennert
Tulsa
Leconpon
Glen Ehurch
Sarah Suntond
Mies
Mary Sanford
Pratt
Raymond Sawad
Hert Sanfial
Peeroton
Doe Santon
Ifanes
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