Ford Loses Truck Bid Over Labor Clause Clash
Washington reports the War Department awarded 11 781 half ton trucks to Fargo Motor Corp of Detroit, citing Ford's objection to labor clauses. Ford bid lower by 250 000 dollars but faced concerns over overtime pay work rules and safety provisions.
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Washington
War Department
Ford Motor Company
Fargo Motor Corporation
Detroit
Ford
Department
Fargo
I. A. Capizzi
Capizzi
Sidney Hillman
Office of Production Management
Michael F. Widman, Jr
Ford Organizing
United Auto Workers
C.I.O
Ford Company
Widman
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Women Want Homes Says Real Estate Leaders
New Orleans reports real estate officials teaching sales tactics by appealing to wives. Balti more director John Mec Mowbray says men would live in caves without their wives and homes must have a good kitchen, ample living room, and a well equipped bathroom. Springfield treasurer Charles S Wanless notes 98 percent of his sales are to women. Irwin Nelms of Houston adds adding play items like sandpiles helps seal deals.
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New Orleans
John Mec Mowbray
Baltimore
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Charles S.wanless
Springfield
Ill
Irwin Nelms
Houston
Tex
Obituary of Alberta M Casebier in McLouth Kansas
Alberta M Casebier 54 died January 7 at home 1509 Stratford Rd Lawrence Kansas. Survived by husband George M Casebier two daughters Shirley Miller Marilyn Casebier sister Grace Trowbridge Wilbur Ayres. Lifelong McLouth resident active United Brethren church Missionary society Friendship class All Sen club. Funeral Tuesday 3 15 Rumsey Funeral Home Rev Theodore H Astman officiating burial McLouth Cemetery. Community offers sympathy.
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Alberta M. Casebier
Stratford Road
Lawrence
Kan
George M. Casebier
Shirley Miller
Ft. Scott
Marilyn Casebier
Grace Trowbridge
Seattle
Wash
Wilbur Ayres
Kansas City
Casebier
McLouth
United Brethren_church
The
Missionary Society
Friendship Class
All Sen Club
Rumsey Funeral Home
Theodore H. Astman
McLouth Cemetery
Librarian Chosen to Lead Fort Riley Library Reads Key Text
Miss Ruth Gill of Kansas City is set to become Fort Riley Kan librarian after training at Seventh Corps Area Headquarters. She selected as her first book Management of the American Soldier to guide her preparations.
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Omaha
Neb
Ruth Gill
Kansas City
Fort Riley
Kan
Seventh Corps
Gill
Dessert Changes Plain Meal to Pleasant One
A January note promotes quick desserts to brighten meals. It offers Baked Apples for four, with tart apples apricot halves bread crumbs brown sugar and nuts, plus apricot juice for flavor and moisture. Core apples and fill with apricots then top with a crumb mix.
Tomorrow's Menu Featured Meals
Breakfast includes tomato juice with lemon oatmeal raisin toast coffee and milk. Luncheon offers creamed dried beef boiled potatoes sliced bananas and oranges tea and milk. Dinner serves smoked pork shoulder creamed potatoes mashed squash apple and celery salad Spanish cream coffee and milk.
Orville Brown Wins Kansas City Wrestling Match
Orville Brown of Wallace Kansas defeated Rudy Stronberg in a wrestling match in Kansas City. Brown won the first and third falls and finished with an Indian death lock in under six minutes.
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Orville Brown
Kansas City
Wallace
Kan
Rudy Stronberg
Prussia
Oldham and Gabriel Families Noted in Topeka Area Socials
Mr and Mrs Stephen Oldham of Topeka visited Mrs Sam Nets and family. Esther Gabriel of Chapman spent the weekend with her parents. A baby boy was born January 18 to Mr and Mrs Gus Gabriel and Albert Kasberger of Commerce Oklahoma. Local visits included Howard Kohler and numerous friends. Edward Mistele departs for Chicago for two week DeForest Television training after diploma completion.
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Stephen Oldham
Topeka
Sam Nets
Esther Gabriel
Chapman
Gus Gabriel
Albert Kasberger
Commerce
Okla
Albert
Howard Kohler
Howard
Jerry Harris
Floyd Broers
Betty Rose
Lid Grob
G. Nets
Alice Walters
Fred Walker
Andrew Ixohler
Jim Shirck
Tom Bird
George Votaw
Marian
Valley Chapel
Oscar Votaw
Geraldine
Gloria
Jimmy
Oliver Deay
Duane
Alfred Seiwald
Rosalene
Bert Seiwald
Eudora
Carl Kurtz
Carl Vernon
Raymond
Community Notes And Visitors From North Lawrence
Friday evening hosts included Mr and Mrs Harold Morley and Mr and Mrs Ralph Wotan with Dorothy Mae. Lawrence area event by a hardware firm drew a good crowd Monday. Louis Kurtz of Greeley Colorado dined with brother Roy Kurtz Tuesday and later with Carl Kurts. Nutrition leaders from Hesper Farm Bureau attended a session led by Miss Mary Fletcher in Manhattan at Centenary church North Lawrence. Herbert Knabe and family welcomed newborn Twila Lee January 24. Mechaning evening visits by Mr and Mrs Veral Neis and son of Eudora to Fred Neis. Mrs Raymond Stanley learned from George Meyer Phoenix Arizona that he is recovering from pneumonia after flu.
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Eudora
Ralph Wotan
Dorothy Mae
QO. D. Dunlap
Mary Gordon
Anna Miller
Prairie Center
Alvin Gabriel
Harold Gabriel
Misa Esther Gabriel
Chapman
Gus Gabriel
Douglas Harris
Red Cross
Women's Union
George Gerstenberger
Edward Mistele
Chicago
DeForest Television Company
Carl Kurtz
Aons
Harold Morley
Lawrence
Louis Kurtz
Greeley
Colo
Roy Kurtz
Carl Kurts
John Kanzig
Eldon Wotan
Hesper Farm ‘Bureau Unit
Mary Fletcher
Manhattan
Centenary Church
North Lawrence
Herbert Knabe
Twila Lee
Veral
Neis
Fred Neis
Raymond Stanley
George Meyer
Phoenix
Ariz
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Shi
Hills Bros. Coffee
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Great Area Ee Tea. Company
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del Monte
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Sultana Brand
Elnein Oc
Royal Anne Cherries
A&p
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Ibs
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California
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AGP Bakery
Jane Parker
Jane Parker Giant Angel Food
Jane Parker Bar Cake Devils Food
Eye Noodles
Calif. Carrots
Tbs
Parkay Oleo
Idaho
Texas
Washington Winesap
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iTc
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IONA
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White House
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