Senate Approves New Labor Bill in Vote of 54 to 17
Washington June 7 Congress wraps Taft-Hartley bill for Truman with a 54 to 17 Senate vote and 320 to 79 in the House. Republicans say veto could be overridden. bill tightens union activities, bans closed shop, allows union shop by vote, and curbs strikes during national emergencies.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Senate
House
Taft Atthe
Republican Party
Labor
Ree Porter
T. the &R
John K. Lewis
Juradiets
Untets
Anton
Mystery hoard found in sideboard sold for sixty dollars
The recovered cash tied to Miss Brock's estate was found by Mrs. F J McDonald in a small painted metal can hidden on a ledge between two drawers of a sideboard. The bank trustee and heirs Mr and Mrs C A Skaggs weighed the bills and verified envelopes from New York Life.
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John Ve Patcher
Ohio Street
F. J. McDonald
Misa Brook
C. A. Skaggs
Tennessee Street
New York Life Insurance Company
Miss Brock
Whipple
Mra Patchen
G O P Senators Push for Complete Vote Fraud Inquiry
In Washington on June 7 Republican Senators Ferguson and Kem urged a full Senate inquiry into alleged vote fraud and Justice Department conduct. They criticized the investigation as incomplete and demanded hearings and a thorough review of Democratic primary handling and related ballots.
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G.O.P
Hington
L—Rep
Ferguson
R.-Mich
Senate
Ib Ranas
Remarr Mo
Tom Rk
Pri
Kem
Thtimony
Ferruson
Justice Department
Rep
Ublican
Kansan City
Axtell
Truman
Albert S. Reeves
Jean
Slaughter
Congress
Otf
Kansas City On Board
FBI
Astela Carter
Aoman
Hoeve
Carter
Lap fad Five waited for trophy at Lawence show
Reports from Topeka describe near flood conditions across eastern Kansas with several rivers at or near bankfull. Mentions Fred G Lapad’s involvement in a Lawrence area fair and a motors show, and notes a shift in Chinese attitude toward Russia as observers warn of political reactions.
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Topeka
Roth
Smoky Hill
Pdchote
Vlad Alopg
Ely
Rue Rani
Bankfull Et Aeden
Manhattan
Wamero
Eo Bank
Ernst San Peepee
Laaveewerth
Bebe
Cyenets
Wichita
Lawrence
Shaw
Fred G
Elise
Petz
Lamad
Lanctie Rem
Tantad
GH. Moore
Cubs Board of Governors
Nanking
Grment
Russia
War Crime Trial Docket Is Large
War crime trials at Nuernberg proceed with 42 defendants in 10 group cases and several single trials. The United States led schedule outlines 220 defendants across tribunals sponsored by four Allied powers, with US judges handling the American zone cases and Dachau crimes singled out for specific offenses against US troops and concentration camp victims.
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Geehtieg
von Tite
PooStretcher
Mich
Lfe
Nurenberg
United States
England
France
Russia
U.S
Dachau
U. S
Naz
1 Mente International
Ba Arent al Wook
Father Mae
Rach Cenlprit
Paris Rail Strike Triggers Government Truck Food and Passenger Haul
Paris reports that the French government authorized truck lines to haul food and passengers across the country today. Rail officials say the strike is limited to about 60 miles around Paris, with trains operating normally elsewhere.
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Paris
France
Paria
Ready for Circus Lions Chip Air Show in Lawrence
Ready for Circus describes last minute preparations for the Lions Chip Air Show at Lawrence Municipal Airport tomorrow afternoon to raise funds for underprivileged youths and educate residents in aviation. The three hour show features ten acts including aerobatics, parachute jumps, a pylon race, and a reverse spin demonstration. Weather and safety are stressed, with potential illness affecting a key performer and traffic controls around the airport to prevent congestion.
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Lawrence
Arr Cire
Pam
Jaca Achtersten
Lloyd Ware, Jr
Massachusetts
John Schumacher
Theainfleet
Tor Page
Bent
Dick Johnson
Art Studio To Open In Lawrence For Six Week Session
The Summer Art Studio in Lawrence opens Monday for a six week term invites enrollment from children not yet registered. Director Miss Maud Ellsworth explains daily classes run 9 to 11 50 at the Old High building with kindergarten pupils dismissed early. Enrollment reached 203 slips with choice of crafts. unfilled classes will be reallocated and parents must arrange pick up after 10 50.
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Lawrence
Maud Ellsworth
Lawrence Recreation Commission
Ninth
Kentucky Streets
Dixon
Board approves tract for new Louisiana St senior high
Five of eight landowners agree to sell for the proposed site on the west side of Louisiana street between Nineteenth and Twenty-First. The board authorized its attorney to begin condemnation against the remaining three tracts and to pay sellers as abstracts are approved.
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Board of Education
Louisiana Street
Twenty-First
C. C. Stewart
H.W. Olsted
Lowell
Boardman
Herbert Harri Fokn Hil
Faicha. Tobler
Jan Reyne Aids
A. E. Waestemeyer
Farm Plans Finished in Bosactis Reunty Conaregation Unit
A report from Wertzberger notes 12 completed plans traced from 200 applications. Works funded include two farm ponds seven miles of diversion channels 2790 feet of drainage and 720 acres of controlled water courses. Projections anticipate 12 to 18 conservation agreements in June as technicians complete the project.
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AL Tsup
Quear Turner
Biward Shaw
Calytus Uoover
Walter Kampschropder
Charles Wo Wright
Wertzberger
Trieh, Vieke
Convention of Kansas State Nurses Meet June 10
The second district of the Kansas State Nurses association holds a convention at the Par Hyatt room Trinity Episcopal Church on Tuesday June 10 beginning at 8 a.m. Miss Elda Hartung district president runs a short business meeting and study on reorganizing six national nursing organizations. Mrs Nancy Stanley chairs the refreshment committee and graduate nurses in the area are urged to attend.
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Kansas State Nurses Association
Trinity Episcopal Church
Helen Maclean
Elda Hartung
Nancy Stanley
Railroad Superintendents Seek Liquor Ban on Night Passenger Trains
In Chicago on June 7 the LP A committee of the American Association of Railroad Superintendents urged removing liquor sales from day passenger trains. They cited difficulty from alcoholic beverages on trains and noted some passengers abuse the privilege, making others uncomfortable. Trainloads of used farm implements have been sold via Journal classified ads. Phone.
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Chicago
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
Journalpa
Act Leaders Elected At Grand Council Session
Delegates gathered for the Grand Council meeting electing Walter Shanks Wieling Grand Junior Counselor and Leo W. Morey to the Grand Page. Officers Don F. Hoke and Frank F. Butler were reappointed, with Mrs. Joan Wilmer moving to Grand Council Auxiliary head and Mrs. May Faust shifting to Grand Post Counselor as Lawrence delegates attend a banquet and program.
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Gayiord Meck
Kars
Anho
Ameria
Leiwret
Walter Shanks Wieling
R. Dandurand
Hazell Pontins
Lawrence
Ella Mae Howe
Asurer
Masonic Temple
Charles Moore
Huntington
Grand Ars
Saul
Wil Fe
Day Camp Details for Brownies at Pinckney School
The Brownies day camp will be run with health and safety as priority. Campers will be divided by age and grade, wear appropriate attire including water suits, and bring a lunch. If rain occurs the camp may be held in the Pinckney School basement with Mrs Haward Paxton directing.
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Daavrener Wall
Ieer
Haadeerabt
Ture
Polk
Mark Anit
Regi Ion
Girl Scout
Iran
Pinckygey School
Hawad Paxton
43 Shanghai University Students Still Missing
Shanghai university officials report 43 students missing after anti war demonstrations. professors say they are held by Shanghai gar rison and will not resume classes at National Chiao Tung and Futan universities until the students are released.
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Shanghai University
Shanghai, Jur
Shanghai University Profesociation
Shanghai Wonsung Garrison
Ntional Chiaoto
Futan
Body in Kaw River found near Manhattan likely Craig Ford
A body thought to be Craig Ford, a drowned Fort Riley soldier, was seen twice in the Kansas River near Manhattan. Rail worker Ed Blass first sighted it west of town, then spotters on a Manhattan bridge confirmed. Recovery hindered by swollen river, officials expect retrieval before reaching St George.
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Manhattan
Kan
Craigford
Fort Riley
Kansas
Ed Blass
St. George
Two principals and nine teachers elected for 1947 48 Lawrence schools
The Lawrence board of education elected two principals and nine classroom teachers for the 1947-48 term. Ralph Graber was named junior high principal, replacing S. Clay Day, and a second principal, Hard Iola, will head Wordlawn school, replacing Miss Alice Dicker. The teacher corps includes L.M H.S Music Supervisor Paul B. Grover and several qualified instructors across subjects, with notes on prior experience and assignments.
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Lawrence City
Board of Education
Liberty Memorial High School
Ralph Graber
S. Clay Day
Hard Iola
To Junior College
Wittsburg Teachers College
Wan
Wonrdlawnool
Pbs
Alice Dicker
Anderson Ty
Inla
Lone Elm
Treside
North Lawrence
L.M H.S
Paul B. Grover
Ssenine High School
Oliver Hobbs
K. A. Grover
Kansas Univer
Kansas Wealon
Ellis
Scott City
Hays
Marion L. Ives
Arkansas City Sched
Emporia Feathers College
Guy Barnes
Hays Teachers College
Dodge City
Bernita Keith Mansfield
Cordley
Kansas City
Wilson
K. J
Evelyn Uhl
Arkansas City Acchool
Raiperia Teachers College
Larned Hachughs
Virginia
Monahan
National College of Education
Evanston
Shea
Bridge to open soon after repair work completed
Endora Kaw river south approach repairs near completion allow farmers from both sides to cross the bridge. Engineer BK E Larson said two or three days of dry weather would finish rocking the fill and open all traffic. The approach was burned May night, delaying fill construction due to intermittent rains.
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Endora Kaw River
BK. E. Larson
Larsen
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Woodlawn
Welgands
Mlk
Wot
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Catheryn Weipa
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Linn
Miapora Teachers College
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Endora Ridge
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