Ford Pact Seen End to Individual Parleys in Auto Industry
Detroit speculates the Ford guaranteed wage plan could end individual auto company bargaining and push for an industry wide front against future union demands. Proponents argue it would stabilize production and reduce jobless payments during layoffs, while critics say competition will keep firms negotiating separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford
Weice
Udall Tornado Disaster Fund Collected by Radio KBTO
Donations totaling 4727.59 were collected by Radio Station KBTO and the El Dorado Junior Chamber of Commerce for Udall Kansas. Funds will be turned over to the Red Cross Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. Dorado
Udall
KBTO
EL Dorado Junior Chamber of Commerce
He - Grken
Kansas
Red Cross
Four Groups Purchase Lyons School Bonds in Kansas
Four groups bid to buy $598000 Lyons School District bonds at an average net rate of 6.25 percent over 70 years. The bid came from Commerce Trust Bank City National Bank Stern Bros Investment Co all of Kansas City Mo and First Securities Investment Co Wichita. Bonds funded elementary school construction high school addition and remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Kas
Ttyyo
Commerce Trust Bank
City National Bank
Stern Bros. Investment Co
Kansas City
First Securities Investment Co
Wichita
Campanile Doors Dedication Caps KU Planning Milestones
About 100 attendees watched the dedication of bronze Campanile doors at Kansas University. Chancellor Murphy highlighted stages from choosing a beauty driven project to site selection and Westminster Chimes installation. Retired Justice Wedell praised enduring cultural life and alumni generosity. Sculptor Bernard Frazier discussed plaque designs and memories. Donations cited from Hart and Stoddard families. World War I Memorial Fund funded other costs. Ronald Barnes, KU carillonneur, played before and after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Franklin D. Murphy
Hfe
Supreme Court
Hugo T. Wedell
Bernard Frazier
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas
Harry Ames Hart
Dodge City
Arthur Stoddard
Omaha
Neb
Scelba Hails Sicily Win Seven New Seats for CD
Premier Mario Scelba’s Christian Democrats celebrate a Sicily regional vote gain, securing seven new seats to total 37 in the 90-seat Regional Assembly. The party leads amid shifts from MSI and minor centers, with Monarchists nine seats. Communists and Socialists expand votes but hold 30 seats combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palermo
Sicily
Mario Scelba
Christian Democrats
Italy
Scelba
MSI
Italian Social Movement
Kansas City airman convicted of theft atop Pike's Peak
Edward James Wenski Jr. of Kansas City was found guilty by a federal jury of stealing a commemorative plaque and a time capsule placed on Pike's Peak to mark the first turbo-jet aircraft flight. The items valued as historic souvenirs were pried loose for keepsakes. A new trial motion will delay sentencing, with potential penalties up to 10 years and $10,000 fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Kansas City
Pike's Peak
Edward James Wenski Jr
Wenski
Two men cited in police court on drunkenness charges
In police court Monday George Bell of 730 N. J. St forfeited a $50 bond. Asher Pason, address unknown, received a 30 day suspended sentence with six months probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bell
N. J. St
Asher Passon
Vaccine expansion approved for about a million more doses
The U S government cleared fresh vaccine doses for immediate distribution as part of a mass immunization drive. Eli Lilly will ship roughly one million cubic centimeters of vaccine, with deliveries routed to New Jersey Montana North and South Dakota for first and second grade children. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis plans the logistics and timing to maximize early shots nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Geneval Leonora A. Scheele
Eli Lily & Co
Indianapolis
National Foundation For
Lally
New Jersey
Mate
Montana
North
South Dakota
Childres
G. Foard McGinnes
National Forndation
Lilly
Atlantic City
N. J
Seer Bai
Welfare Hobby
Former Utility Magnate Harvey L. Clarke Dies in Chicago
Harvey L. Clarke, 73, once president of Utilities Power and Light Corp. and a prominent figure in motion pictures and real estate, died Friday in Chicago. The ex-executive resigned in 1936 after a notable career in finance. his firm held direct control of fifty subsidiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harvey L. Clarke
Utilities Power and Light Corp
Utilities Power and Light
Lawyer Says Car Beate Facing Prosecution For Packing New Unit Prizes
A Washington attorney states car beate industry faces prosecution amid alleged price fixing schemes. He cites antimonopoly concerns and hints at potential easing measures for local associations while criticizing ongoing packings and stakes in automobile pricing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car Beate
Fine Boxes and Police Letters at Nomein Street
A garbled report notes daily waxed boxes and police letters near Nomein Street. It mentions fines, fees, and forms tied to people paying for permits or penalties. The fragment hints at enforcement actions and street notices without clear names or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TTT Pty Ap
Fee Toofite
Nomein Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
K.U
Memorial Stadium
Memorial Campanile
Ireche Museum
Lawrence
Journal-World
Bill Snead
K. U
Strong
David E. Riley
Thomas B. Summers
K. U. Shawn
Marlowe B. Sorge
Afrotc
Journal-World Photo
K. A
Catherine Campbell
Pratt
Fred Dunmire
Spring Hill
Sidiary Companies
British Isles
Canadian
United States
K.C
Gallen
Velvet
Vic Melton
Mass
Dad
Samsonite
Luce
Bulova Or
Elgin
Schick
Remington
Wolfson's
Wolfson
Stanley
Sulie O
Vaca S
Gestiva
Iea
Greyhound
America
Union Bus Depst
All America
Colo
Los Angeles
Calif
Billings
Mont
Wwinneapolis
Minn
Julwauier
Wis
New York
New Orleans
Atlanta, Ga
Douglas County Building and Loan
Disraeli
Rand Ught Company Sry Se