Steel Strike Deepens as War Production Feels Pinch
The two week steel strike hits Pittsburgh plants and national supply chains. CIO United Steelworkers, 650,000 workers, plus 100,000 allied industry idle, threaten munition output. Gov and USW seek a plan to route steel to defense needs amid looming plant shutdowns and shortages.
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Menta
CIO
United
Great Lakes
Comantes
USW
Cleveland
Lempco Products, Inc
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Bagsing
Mich
Neirvit
Ford Motor &Co
Philip Murray
Rail Expediter Arrives To Help Wheat Shipment
Gov announces arrival of rail expert Bruce Pennington to direct box car allocations for Kansas wheat. Pennington reports 10,000 empty box cars ready to move two million bushels and notes elevators better prepared after a smaller carryover. Also notes marriage licenses issued in Probate Court for Binkley Tanner Bateson Houk and a County Court fine for open liquor on the highway.
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James William Binkley
Nortonville
Shirley Ann Tanner
Lawrence
Kenneth E. Bateson
Gayle Ann Houk
Memorial Hospital and local residents list notice
A disparate OCR fragment lists names and addresses including Memorial Hospital James Belcher 644 N Henry Westhoff Baldw Emily Hazelton Osage City and many others with street numbers. It ends with a public notice line about Case No 595 dated Wednesday June 38th and a Stag Dinner at 7 p.m with ex- Ady Casey Rice.
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James Belcher
Henry Westhoff Jr
Emily Hazelton
Osage City
Alen Jr
Ind
Leding
MI. Tenn
Therine Hahn
Lee
Ish Noel
de Soto
Dean Ken Iv
Wichita
Mildred Brown
Maple Lane
Katherine Jers
Barker Ave
Nna Haas
Betty, Wilks
Tecumseh
Addie
Black
Ruby Cook
Route 5
Harold Massey
ING
Casey" Rice
Ady
Rescue demo filmed for first aid armlift at Kaw River
Centron Corp of Lawrence filmed the Red Cross armlift method and rescue scene for a Young America Films slide strip series on first aid. Director Margaret A. Travis and photographer Maurice Prather led the crew with Fire Chief Paul Ingels and team assisting.
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Kaw River
Centron Corp
Lawrence
Art Wolf
Russ Mosser
Red Cross
Young America
Margaret A. Travis
Don Henry
Kangan University
Maurice Prather
Paul Ingels
Colorado Republican hints of third party
Denver Republican L. M. Pexton warned that illegal seating of delegates at the Republican National Convention could trigger a third party. He said Eisenhower might lead such a movement, noting that seating illegal delegates could release pledged delegates and shift support if Taft secures the nomination.
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Denver
Colorado
Cochairman
Eisenhower For
L. M. Pexton
Eisenhower
Pexton
Chicago
Taft
Gen. Eisenhower
Anderson Endorsement for Illinois Governor
Kenneth Anderson, Democratic national committeeman from Kansas, endorses Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois for the party's presidential nomination. After a recent Chicago meeting with Stevenson and Illinois committeeman Jake Arvey, Anderson pledged support and forecast Stevenson would attract a large share of Kansas' 16 electoral votes if he pursued the nomination.
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Emporia i
Kenneth Anderson
Kansas
Adal Stevenson
Illinois
Anderson
Stevenson
Jake Arvey
Linois
Chicago
Hail visits Lawrence as Call Me Madam cast member
Lill Hail son of Mr and Mrs W C Hail of 905 Mo appears in the Kansas City run of Call Me Madam on a nationwide tour. He and his wife travel for performances while continuing training and commitments in New York and New Jersey.
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Hail
W. C. Hail
905 Mo
Los Angeles
Tait
Helen
Tuth Skinner
Haskell
Kansas City
Liberty Memorial High School
Loa
New York City
Robert Ko
Cosmo Constantine
Lichtenberg
Kent Smith
Perle Mesta
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Gen. Macy
Arthur
Mesta
U.S
Luxembourg
F Didil
Mitchell Air Force Base
Garden City
N.Y
Lawrence
New York
West Coast
the Hails
Elhbridge
Engineer Corps
South Pacific
Danielser School of Music
Albuquerque
N. M
Hall
University of Kansas
Alice Moncrieff
Wichita Water Crisis Ends as Fresh Water Flows Restored
Wichita regained water supply after 40,000 workers idled due to three breaks in a 48 inch pipe supplying wells 20 miles away. Fresh water poured into city mains at 2344 million gallons daily, easing emergency conditions and prompting university classes to resume. Federal funds for expanded water supply were being sought because of defense needs.
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Wichita
Wichita University
Lillian Snider Dies Former Kansas City Art Teacher
Lillian Bohl Snider age 58 a former Kansas City Kansas public schools art supervisor and Baker University art teacher from 1948 to 1951 died at the University of Kansas Medical Center. Surviving are her mother Elizabeth Bohl and brother Dr. Ciente A. Bohl. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 Werner Chapel Kansas City burial Memorial Park Cemetery pallbearers listed.
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Lillian Boht Snider
Kansas City
Kansas Public Schools
University of Kansas Medical Center
Baker University
Baldwin
Baldwin First Methodist Church
Men¢ins Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Kappa Delta Pi
Honorary
Scholastic Fraternity For Artists
Northwest Missouri Association of University Women
Kansas City Society of Artists
Elizabeth Bohl
Ciuente A. Bohl
Kansasity
Werner
Memorial Park Cemetery
W. F. Asendorf
J. C. Hume
John H. Welsh
John Heaton
W. E. Wood
William Saucier
Woman Editor to Speak at Brethren Church
Miss Ethel G. Hubler of Los Angeles editor and publisher of National Voice will speak at Evangelical United Brethren Church Wednesday at 8 pm. The temperance weekly now in its 2nd year is sponsored by the Lawrence Ministerial Alliance. She will discuss the social problems of intemperance.
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Ethel G. Hubler
Los Angeles
Calif
National Voice
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lawrence Ministerial Alliance
Hubler
Deaths and Funerals of Mrs Cora M Andrews and Mrs Sallie Howard
Mrs Cora M Andrews 80 died at home 641 Wt St born Lawrence Sep 13 1871 married to Walter H Andrews 1904 who died 1950. Survived by daughter Frances Andrews son Charles Andrews sister Julia Moore and grandson Charles G Andrews funeral Thursday 2 pm Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill. Mrs Sallie Howard TI died at home in Topeka born Nashville Tenn resided in Topeka since childhood active in church work graduated Menninger Bible Class 1943. Wife of Rev Times L Howard she survived by two daughters Esther Botts Leola Howard two sisters Margaret Taylor and Grace Johnson three brothers Earl Jt and Daniel Reams.
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Cora M. Andrews
Lawrence
Sepi
Walter H. Andrews
First Baptist Church
Frances E. Andrews
Charles S. Andrews
la. St
Julia E. Moore
Charles G. Andrew
Rumsey Funeral Home
George C. Fetter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Sallie Howard TI
Nashville
Tenn
Topeka
Menninger Bible
Times L. Howard
Esther Mae Botts
Leola D. Howard
Kansas City
Kan
Margaret Taylor
Denver
Cole
Grace Johnson
Earl, Jt
Daniel Reams
Kansas Governor Discusses Live Bpore Vaccine Experiment
Governor Ann announced Tuesday that Kansas State College and A G Pickett will run an experiment to test live spore vaccine in cattle. The aim is to decide if vaccinating previously bacteria‑vaccinated herds is advisable, with results expected in 10 to 14 days and compensation to herd owners for cattle deaths tied to the trial.
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Ann
Kansas State College
A. G.ickett
State Livestock Sanitary Gstener
Kansas
Pickett
Cowley County
Local Resident Sues in St. Louis Over Property Deeds
Dr. Edward J. Cruse of Lawrence files suit in a St. Louis circuit court to void deeds to local real estate he says were made by his foster mother under undue influence. He claims the deeds lack proper joint action from Mary Gass Mueller Butkus and alleges recorded transfers postdates her death. Inheritance questions hinge on his status as her heir and the will leaving a third to Butkus. Meanwhile the House approves a social security benefit increase, moving the measure toward the Senate with broad support.
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Edward J. Cruse
Lawrence
St. Louis
Cruse
Mary Gass
Mueller Butkus
Butkus
Mies Hilda Gass
R. Butkus
Reas
Fta
Woman Fatally Struck by Car in Kansas City
Mrs. Rose Hammer of Kansas City Mo was killed Monday morning when struck by a car in front of her home at 916 Prospect Ave on a routine shopping trip. She was 51 and the mother of Louis Hammer, assistant to Kenneth Franks at Sunflower Ordnance Works. Funeral services were held today in Kansas City.
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Rose Hammer
Kansas City
Prospect Ave
Louis Hammer
Kenneth Franks
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Markets At a Glance Steady Trading Quiet
In a quiet session a broad stock market showed mixed prices with Treasury gains offset by uneven activity. A slim turnover around 900,000 shares contrasted with Monday, as rails steels and select issues fluctuated modestly in late trading.
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Wall Street
New York
Card of Thanks From Lola Powell
I express sincere appreciation for the lovely cards powers tellers and cards sent by relatives and friends and for the kindness of my nurses interns and doctors during my hospital stay Lola Powell.
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