Compromise Strike Rejected By Seamen Unions Threaten Maritime Tie Up
Washington June 12 Union leaders rejected a new compromise work week offer for seamen as the threatened maritime strike looms. NMU head Curran warned of a long and bitter strike starting Friday midnight unless pay and hours are adjusted. Operators argued the proposed pay-for-work-week plan is prohibitive and urged arbitration. Curran criticized the administration and Navy for not protecting maritime workers, while Bridges pressed for government settlement. The scene includes testimony before a house subcommittee amid talks of a G I Bill style protection plan and continued government mediation efforts.
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Washington
Frank J. Taylor
Joseph ‘Curran
CLO
National Maritime Union
House, Labor
Labor Department
Atha
Taylors
Capitol
Taylor
Gulf Coast
N.M.U
Curran
House
Labor and Committee
Truman
Navy
Teamen
Hep Buck
N.Y
I ‘House Merchant Marine Committee
G.I
Gopen
Trader Department
Ptimiem
Harry Bridges
Joe Curran
Congress
House Labor Subcommittee
Move for New Labor Law Rests and Looming Strike Crisis
Washington reports a labor law push stalls as advocates await public pressure or a new major strike. Democrats and Republicans in a bipartisan group back the Case bill, while urging action before the emergency seizure measure. House rules delays hinder both plans amid split support and veto odds.
General on Stand Killed in Battle in Belgrade Trial
General Draja Mihailovic testifies in Belgrade that a British mission urged him to destroy Tito’s partisans. He claims some Chetnik commanders cooperated with Germans, disputes evidence, and requests a secret session to reveal British directives. Trial proceeds with focus on 1943 operations and cooperation claims.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Draja Mihailovic
Marshal Tito
Tito
Moscow
Mihailovie
Mihailovic
William Bailey
Asharia
Bailey
Col. Bailey
Formerhetnik
D. Jevdjevic
Jerdjevic
Mihanovic
Italy
Ustachi
Bosnia
Serbia
Carlson Opens Campaign in Concordia for Sixth District Nomination
Rep Frank Carlson launched his bid for the Republican nomination in Concordia Kansas with a courthouse lawn speech. Banners and posters lined Main Street as townsmen and visitors gathered to hear him and view Carlson’s photos alongside other candidates for the Sixth district seat. Wint Smith attended in person as a candidate, and Carlson received a telegram of best wishes from five House colleagues Rees Hope Scrivner Winter and Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Kan
Frank Carlson
Concoria
Carlson
Wer
Roy F. Bailey
Safina
Henry 8. Buzic
Emporia
Hope
Garden City
Scrivner
Kansas City
Winter
Girard
Cole
Holtom
Bailey Suggests Salina Camp Phillips For State Facilities
Salina Kansas June 12 Senator Roy F Bailey proposed that Camp Phillips be taken over as an emergency measure to relieve crowding in state institutions. He cited air conditioning sprinkler water systems and capacity for hundreds or thousands of cases. He urged immediate action to avoid federal action and to bridge the gap until new plans are approved by the 1947 legislature, with use possible by 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Roy F. Bailey
Kansas
Camp Phillips
Bailey
Bartton Griffith
Topeka
Legislative Council
Winfield
Grifffith
Gahepl
Capper
Reed
Carlson Campaign Is Launched Today in Concordia Kansas
Concordia Kansas June 12 Frank Carlson Republican candidate for Kansas governor addressed a hometown crowd of more than 23 500 in a campaign kickoff broadcast nationally on a state wide radio network. He warned of federal encroachment and radical movements while urging use of veterans talents and expansion of industry to rebuild peacetime economy.
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Concordia
Kan
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Carlson
Congress
Lemention
America
Wars and Means Committee
Bly to Three Vessels Awaiting Service Jobs Inbound
A fragmented report indicates three Bly vessels are to be reassigned with a total crew of 2,029 to service lines. One ship carrying war brides is reported at New York while additional ships are expected to debark at San Francisco and San Diego. The text also notes arrivals and departures around 11 p m in the noted ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Jonnel
Pitas
New York
San Francisco
San D
New
Former G I Held In Jewel Case In Kilgore Texas
An army officer reported Carlton seized by federal agents at his Kilgore Texas home in a case involving 1 500 000 worth of Russian crown jewels hidden in a case. Three army officers including a JWAC captain and her husband are held in connection with the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
Kilgore
Tex
Bey {Ourzenk
JWAC
Lawrence Airport upgrades pitched for feeder airline links
Lloyd Ware, co-manager of Lawrence Airport, told Junior Chamber of Commerce members at Hotel Eldridge that all weather runways and improved facilities would position Lawrence as a first class air town and a key stop for small intra state feeder lines and private travel. He cited university ties and future bond plans rejected April 21 but to be voted again in August. The JCs also discussed a July 29 picnic and entering a city league softball team in the second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Ware
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
Ware
Kansas Cities
J_ C's
Rome in turmoil as monarchists clash with republicans
In Rome and Naples tension surged as monarchists and republicans faced off. Police in heavy gear and tanks guarded the Piazza del Poto to deter clashes while Naples saw armed crowds, seven dead and many wounded in battles around Communist HQ. Union leaders pressed a stop to pro republic demonstrations.
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Rome
Pollice
Piazza del Fopoto
Umberto I
Republic
Naples
Italy
Giuseppe Romita
Umberto
House of Savoy
Taranto
Robbery Report From Princeton Kansas Postoffice and Store Hit
Burglars entered Princeton Kansas postoffice and nearby Linden Smith store last night, stealing 179 dollars cash, 20 cartons of cigarettes, and 24 dollars from a safe whose combination was known. A county Democratic committee meeting is set for June 14 at 6 p.m.
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Princeton
Kan
Postoffice
Linden Smith
Princetons
Ottawa
Dem
Frank
Dreng County
Democratic Committee
Digging of Spuds Stops in Valley Amid Glutted Market
Raw Valley potato growers report a sharp drop in buyers as 15 railroad cars of potatoes were dug and loaded in two days but only four carloads sold to commercial buyers. Kansas City brokers moved the four cars as federal and state agencies discuss a government buy plan. Distillers offer to take all potatoes at 1.15 to 1.40 per hundredweight, reducing handling needs but risking a longer marketing delay without a national program. Weather and regional timing drive market stability, with potential shifts to western plants if government action stalls.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Yestenlar
George Medric
Kaw Valley
Ts Growers. Association
Phitline
War Foods Administration
Manhattan
Ravernent
Red War
Phillips
Hedrick
Deal Six
Alechet
Atchnson
Omaha
St. Joseph
Mid-West
United States
Alabama
Mississinpi
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Maine
Idaho
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Four Adults, 18 Children Lived in Five Room House
In St Joseph Missouri a five room cottage housed four adults and 18 children. The Starr family includes Mr and Mrs Starr their three daughters two nieces and five nephews plus brother in law Richard Churchill and his family bringing total occupants to four adults and 18 children. The Starrs expect additional visiting relatives as a 17 year old daughter returns home next week.
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St. Joseph
Louis Starr
Richard Churchill
Starrs
Younger Children Must Take Kindergarten Test
The Lawrence board of education requires children who will reach their fifth birthday between September 1 and December 21, 1946 to take and pass a satisfactory test before enrolling in kindergarten this fall. Children turning five before September 1, 1946 are exempt. Parents may schedule exams by calling Miss Vesta White at telephone 422.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Vesta
White
Paper Case Opens Over Stock Shares In Lawrence Company
Legal action filed by Mary B. Dinensees E W Patton and Dorothy D Patten against Irving Hill Einerense B T J D Tilt and C G Keste, and The Lawrence Paper Company seeks equal purchase rights to company stock. Petition claims J D Sawergock estate actions aimed to control the firm and distribute shares to heirs. Attorneys presented witnesses as case continued.
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Mary B. Dinensees
E.W. Patton
Dorothy D. Patten
Irving Hill
Einerense B. T. J. D. Tilt
C. G. Keste
Lawrence Paper , Company
Arnoy
George Mel
J. D. Sawergock
Paul 'Hinsmanr
Lawrence summer band to give first concert Friday evening
The Lawrences summer band will present its first concert Friday evening in South Wark, directed by Stephenson from the echo stall. The group plans six more concerts in South Hark and two at Woodlawn School during the season.
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Will
South Wark
Lawrences
Willy Fires
Wennth
Stephenson
Echo Stall
South Hark
Woodlawn Schaal
House Committee Votes To Up Social Security Tax
Washington June 12 43 The House committee voted to raise the social security tax for both employees and employers to 1 3 per cent? effective January 1 The plan would increase the annual levy from 30 008 000 to over one hundred million dollars The committee recommended a five year extension beginning next January If followed by the Senate the tax would rise to 25 per cent next January unless acted upon Westfield NJ Reston Police Captain said he had no evidence George E Hardy is the slayer of William Whitcomb president of the Great Northern Paper Company
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Washington
Senate
Fiipalat
Cons
Congress
Toray
Westfield
Reston
John McCarthy
George E. Hardy
William Whitcomb
Great Northern Paper Company
Stock Market Index Report Declines Slightly
The index of 60 stocks opened at 31.0 points today, dipping from yesterday’s 30.8 as traders weighed market signals and inflation data. Investors showed cautious activity amid mixed earnings guidance and global markets.
Death of Dr. Burdick Former KU Law Dean
Dr. William Livesey Burdick longtime KU law school dean and once university vice chancellor died in his sleep at his Kentucky street home. Born March 22, 186? he guided the law school from 1898 to 1943 with a world tour in 1942. Survived by wife Elizabeth and children. funeral at the Wis church with honors for active and honorary pallbearers.
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William Livesey Burdick
University of Kanesas School of Law
University
Lawrenc Rial Hospital
Kentucky Street
Wis
Hones
Elizabeth Burdick
J. KenLaughlin
Wyto
Calif
Bins
Sta “der As
Burdick
K.U
Law School
Law Echinal
Fast Greenwich
Rhode Island
Burlick
Weseleyan University
Middleton Conn
Chattanoega University
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nellie D. Gates
Harald
Tee
J. Laughlin
Wheeling
W. Va
William Reree
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Seth
University of Kansas
Nelle Finn
Tage
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Ilam
Fetbe Seven-Union
Ittee For Maritime Unity
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House Rules Committee
G.O.P
U. S
Uwe
Leavenworth
Victory Junction
Donald Dube
Greenfield
Mass
Muskogee
Okla
Joseph A. Wilson
Salli
Ronald J. Jobe
Coalzate
Wilson
Duke
Grove
Tube
Raymond Thomas
Chickasha
Dube
Jube
Duba
Adams
Pauls Valley
Oklo
Rome Town
Journal-World
Revalia
Carlson Campign
Eche
Ayak Ae
The
Baptist Church
Northwestern
Weatherman
S. D
Flora
Altho
Phillipsburg
Ellis
Goodland
Coffey-ville
Femupera Carse
Nation's Airways
Dinsmoor
Yeater- Iday
W. L. Burdick
KUL
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