Wagner slams anti union employers for refusing written contracts
New York June 18 Senator Robert F Wagner the author of the national labor relations act criticized employers who refuse to sign written contracts with unions as bad faith and anti social policy He warned that refusal to bargain in good faith blocks industrial peace and could violate the act depending on the case facts He said signing only when terms are mutually acceptable is not a violation but announcing to refuse even if a collective agreement could be reached shows lack of good faith.
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New York
Robert F. ‘Wagner
D-N.y
New York Times
Wagner
Mrs Woodring Sights First Combine in Action
Mrs Woodring and Secretary of War Harry Wooding visited Independence after touring southwest Kansas wheat fields. She operated a Semner county machine briefly and spoke with a recent Harvard graduate hired hand from Fresno. Wooding planned to attend a Topeka reception hosted by Gov. Huxman.
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Wichita
Wan
Harry Woo
Woodring
Independence
Kansas
Combine
Mayfield
Harvard University
Fresno
Calif
Cambridge
Topeka
Walter A. Huxman
Nebraska Sheriff Slain and Constable Wounded near Albion
Sheriff L. I. Smoyer of Boone County was killed and Constable Wathem wounded when two unidentified men shot them while they investigated a farmer’s report of suspicious characters. A search party found Smoyer dead in a hay field seven miles north of Albion. Officials pursued the assailants, driving a car with Colorado plates.
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Albion
Neb
L. I. Smoyer
Boone County
Wathem
Smoyer
E. Pavia
Wathen
Colorado
Memorial Hospital Notes Shows Birth and Local News
Mr and Mrs Walter Rodewald report the birth of a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Mason of Salina after a minor operation yesterday. AG pankt route six returned home today.
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Walter Rodewald
Mason
Robert Mason
Salina
AG. Pankt
Route Six
Marriage Licenses Filed Involving Several Couples
F J Butrum of Lawrence and Ava E Hess of Ottawa obtained a marriage license yesterday. Kates R McIntyre of Yerington Nevada and Lola Taylor of Kansas City received licenses yesterday and were married by Probate Judge G H Menger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Butrum
Lawrence
Ava E. Hess
Ottawa
Kates R. McIntyre
Yerington
Nevme
Lola Taylor
Kansas City
G. H. Menger
Test Your Knowledge Classifieds Puzzle Page
Fragmented questions and garbled text from a classified page ask about Hanover New Hampshire broccoli capital Portarel and other trivia. It mentions Dr Alexander dentist and a 50 cent advertisement. The readable items imply a quiz page with misprinted items and stray names rather than a coherent story.
Albright Golden Wedding Celebrated Near Overbrook
Mr and Mrs C M Albright observed their golden wedding anniversary with an open house from 2 30 to 5, nine miles east of Overbrook. Their four children and many relatives and neighbors attended a basket dinner and afternoon program led by Rev Mr Emma Coffman and Roy N Baker at Overbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Albright
Overbrook
Mabel Stahel
Clarence Albright
Raymond Albright
Lora Fisher
A. 5. Albright
A. Margaret Wiese
Ira Albright
Irene and
Batts
North Liberty
John Welllbright
Newton
Alebright
Cora Cawser
Litchfield
Minn
J. W. Pooley
St. James
Marlon Greenmiller
Charles S. Haas
Walter Schwartz
Sophia Schwartz
Oscar
Hallie Schwartz
Conrad Altenbernd
Alvin and
Wilms Stahel
Pinment Albmant
Alan
Rogason Mazer
Grea Grand
Wre Emma Coffman
Roy N. Baker
Youngs and Holmes Plan Summer Travel and Stay
Personal note states Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Young depart this week for Chicago and the Northwestern United States for the summer. Mr. J. Holmes has returned from Lanai bringing a young Slanian. he will spend the season here. Extra line notes auto insurance advertisement with phone number 892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Young
Chicago
North‘western
United States
J. Holmes
Lani
Young
Pat
Wyh Slanian
Auto Ins
Indians Threaten Strike at Yakima Pioneer Days
Yakima Washington June 18 Indians threaten to strike at Pioneer Days celebration citing protests over festival practices and color to the event Chief Rick Clark publicist says some Yakima Indians would attend with stipulations while others plan a sit down demonstration during the buffet breakfast and potlatch style events.
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Yakima
Wash
Rts
Ricky Clark
Yakimas
Cates
Clark
R A Picks Families For Resettlement Project
Intensive family selection by the Resettlement Administration targets its north central Kansas project. By July 1, 20 of 26 units may be filled with tenant farmers from the dust bowl and eastern Kansas. Leases begin August 1, with families moving onto 48 to 160 acre farms after contracts allow building and improvements. Ward notes rainfall and crop prospects are favorable, aiding income this season.
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Resettlement Administration
Kansas
Cal A
Dust Bowl
658
Kanag
Ward
Adaministra
Floyd E.L
Topeka
Mrs Ruth G Roosevelt Seeks BKFJZ Station Transfer
Mrs Ruth G Roosevelt daughter in law of the President asks the FCC to approve her purchase of control of KFJZ Fort Worth station from R B Bishop of Fort Worth Broadcasters Inc She lists herself as a housewife and manager aiming to operate her 1500 acre stock farm and ranch Elliot Roosevelt her husband is linked to Radio Inc managing four southwestern stations.
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Washington
Ruth G. Roosevelt
Federal Communications Commission
Bishop
The
Fort Worth
Elliot Roosevelt
Radio, Inc
Southwestern Radio
Summer conference head Rev T H Assman to Emporia meeting
The Rev T H Assman of a Free Presbyterian church east of Kansas will attend a summer conference in Emporia next week. He leaves Sunday afternoon. Delegates from First Presbyterian church include Jean Pooley Assuman Betty Gray and Phyllis Wherry among others.
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Tata
Free Presbyterian
Kanser
Assman
Emporia
First Presbyterian Church
Jean Pooley
I Asuman
Betty Gray
Jeaselman, Broane
Phyllis Lis Wherry
Phyllis Wherry
Camp Naish Scouts Head to Washington Jamboree
Forty four Lawrence Boy Scouts depart Sunday for Camp Naish near Bonner Springs for a week then eleven advance to the Washington national jamboree. Troops and leaders listed include 51 Bayles 52 Mott 53 Collins 55 Burgess 56 Correa 8 McDonald 59 Haven Glassmire 60 Keene Lindenberger and others. Parents are invited to visit midweek or Sunday as the local group camps June 20 to 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Camp Naish
Washington, D. C
Bonner Springs
Kaw Council
Spencer Bayles
James Boyce
Jack Payne
John Mason
Georges Bullene
Robert Bayles
Charles Fuller
Alan Stutz
John Prazees
Jim Mott
Elden Tefft
Jay Collins
Reed Whetstone
Don McConnell
George Ward
Edwin T. Burgess
Edwin R. Burgess
Billy Jay Burgess
Ed Bodin
Carl Barlow
Thomas Barlow
Billy Cox
Bob Guntert
Homer Dunham
Junior Handley
Ralph Pine, Jr
Junius Penny
Billy Underwood
Gene Weber
Paul Howard
Dale Anderson
Richard Thompson
Leroy Durbin
Felix Arnold
Burnett Howard
Jerry Correa
Don McDonald
Haven Glassmire
Harry Wampler
Billy Joe Dill
Kenneth Keene
Kenneth Lindenberger
Gerald Lindenberger
Scoute Mott
Boyce
Collins
Gligamire
Bayles
Keene
McDonald
Co ‘Bodin
Whet
Camp
Naish
Baseball Today National League Pirates Top Dodgers in Opener
In Pittsburgh on June 18 AP reports loose fielding by the Brooklyn Dodgers allowed Van Mungo to miss a sight strikeout bid as the Pirates won 6 to 4 in the series opener. Long Tom Winsett belted a Dodgers homer amid the Dodgers’ 010 000 210 line and the Pirates’ 003 010 02x tally.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers
van Mungo
Wilson
Lopez
Weiland
Ogrodowski
Philadelphia
Chicago Etree
Johnson
Passeau
Atwood
Lee
Parmelea
Hartneth
New York
Cincinnati
Er Hubbell
Gurobert
Mencuso
Grissom
V. Davis
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Cleveland
Pytlak
Oster- Allen
Rech Mueller
McKain
Berg
St. Lovia
Washington
O Hildebrand
Huffman
Deshong
F. Fe Tre
Open Young People's Union League Summer Meetings Begin
The Union Young People's League opens its annual summer meetings Sunday at 6 PM in the Presbyterian church basement. A social hour and refreshments follow. Mrs Milfred Dunn and Mrs Jessie Lemon lead, with six church groups including Baptist, Christian, Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational and Friends. All are welcome for the summer gatherings.
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The
Union Young People’s League
Presbyterian Church
Mra
Milfred Dunn
Jessie Lemon
Baptist
Christian
Methodist Episcopal
Presbyterian
Congregational
Friends
Presbyterian Chul
Deaths and Funerals of Mitchell VanWorthis and More
Robert Zeland Mitchell, 85, died last night at his nephew’s home 820 Maine Street. Funeral rites set for 83 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Clinton cemetery with Rev. William Scott officiating. survived by nephews Sohn Walter and Sam Mitchell, all of Lawrence. Henry J. VanWorthis, 13, of Basehor died at Me Echas hospital. Funeral services Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at Rumsey Funeral Home, conducted by Rev. Carter Harrison. survived by brother Armon F. Miller of Bartlesville, Oklahoma. A team of horses owned by John S. Wood of Crozet, Virginia died when one reared and collapsed onto the other at game time.
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Robert Zeland Mitchell
Maine Street
Funeces
Clinton Eeesetary
William Scott
Sohn
Walter
Sam Mitchell
Lawrence
Henry J. VanWorthis
Basehor
Meechas Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Carter Harrison
Armon F. Miller
Bartlesville
Oklo
John S. Wood
Crozet
Names of evaders detailed in tax case notes
Witness accounts describe Colonel Schick transferring 57 791 shares of Schick Dry Shaver stock to three Bahamas corporations after becoming a Canadian citizen. Officials say this complicates taxation, with calls to tighten withholding on dividends to aliens. Other cases involve Bache’s Canadian holdings and long legal battles over U S tax rules.
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Irey
Ea Hn Harrigan
Schick
Trey
Bache
Wenonah Development Company, Ltd
ie _ley
Grovés
United Cigar
Whelan
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Fragmented Local Social Notes From CAPTAIN'S CREEK Area
Local snippets detail travel and visits among families in Wellsville Gardner and Springfield. Names include Lloyd Bfilter Albert Mis Paul Hausman Irene Mistele Philip Gabriel and Mrs Mistele. A Prairie Center church gathering featured singing Have Thine Own Way Lord led by Rev Eli sh Friends.
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End’ Lloyd Bfilter
Wellsville
Albert’ Mis
Paul Hausman
Springfield
Philip Gabriel
Irene Mistele
City
Ed Mistele
Mire
Leroy Harcson
Nis
Hough
Gardner, Sai
Clearfield
Aavent & Seturtay
Philip Gangiely
Prairie Center
Lima
Elish Friendsburg
Praisis Center
Local News Briefs Include 4-H Meeting Notes and Scholarships
The report covers a 4-H club meeting with Mrs Dehoff and members Doris Black Janet Mee Marian Eisele Ruth Black and Jean Young. It notes sewing work by first year girls and advanced sewing by older members. Also mentioned are family visits from Osk Ridge and Topeka and the Boulder High School scholarship prize awarded to Fred Kelsall for an essay on Why Go to College. Helen Hildebrand visits from Kansas City and various weekend guests and motor trips to Leavenworth.
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LS. Weg
Tonganoitie
M.fee
Ana
Aehpo Sisted
At G. van .Neste
Osk Ridge
O'Dean
Farm Bureau
Jake
Fred Kelsall
Boulder, Colo
Interfraternity Council
Kelsall
An Ae
A. Kelsall
Helen Hildebrand
Kansas City
L. I. Pearson
Peterpan
Tretchars
Brown
Bre
Othel Wiley
John Conrad
Western
Kansas
Top Hate
Ary Lo
Fea
Dan Sample
Bigerton
Villa Eden News Teems With Local Touches.
Lawson of Vinland stayed several days at the W Brock home and has since returned from St. Johns hospital Leavenworth. Mrs Henry Dome fell injuring her arm while Miss Winkelman needed help with her work. Dorothy Freezee of Topeka visited relatives as Arch Meinke recovered from illness. Bonnie Chatch stayed with her. Mr stlee Quinlan and Tamil spent Saturday at the Cuffine home. Mr and Mrs Ed DeSoto hosted a reception for Nate Pettengill and his bride with many gifts and lively games during the eve.
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Lawson
Vinlands
Brock
Cory Wintelman
St. John’s Hospital
Leavenworth
Henry
Dome $ Fall
Hart
Winkelman
Dorothy Freezee
Topeka
Arch Meinke
Bonnie Chatch
Stlee Quinlan
C ‘Uffine
E George
Mark Acre
Ed of .DeSoto
Large Stones
W. E. Pettengill
Nate Pettengill
Belleview Visitors Share Weekend At Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Walter Sanford ley and Betty of Ft Madison visited Sunday afternoon at Bert home. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown of aeter joined. Mrs John Page of Hare aele hosted Mos spans 1 last week at times Harry Warmker and Mire. Ralsit Achraan. Mrs L J Shirck left last Sah with daughters Lucille and Lorea.
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Walter Sanfordley
Betty
Ft. Medison
Berthoma
Mra
Charles‘ Brown
Wolisy
Bat Abel
Mrrand
John Page
Hare
Aele
Mos
Harry" ‘Warmker
Ad Mire
Ralsit Achraan
L. J. Shirck
Lucille
Lorea Ei
Local residents share a Sunday visit across town
Drujila Crane returned last week from a ten day motor trip with Milo Crane. They visited Oskaloosa with Mr and Mrs West Steb and family. Walter Vitt and Miss Randall joined Forsyns and family at the Dreger and Marcella home. Albert Sommer and children from Lawrence were dinner guests. Clara Grosdidier and her daughter Maxie and Alice Winegar of Lawrence spent Sunday afternoon with George Grosdidier family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Clara Grosdidier
Maxie
Alice Winegar
Lawrence
George Grosdidier
Community News Briefs From Fairfax Airport Picnic
Arnold Edmonds of McLouth and Juanita Bran of Kansas City attended a Milk Feetingt Love picnic at Fairfax airport in Kansas City with about 1500 guests. 1195 from nearby Helen and Mrs. William White and Mrs. A. C. The War Side Study Club held a meeting June 9 at Mrs. Belva Trackwell's home, ten members present, next gathering June 23 hosted by Mrs. Paul Alexander. Miss Gertrude Stout entered piano pupils in a recital, noting several showing unusual ability. room decor featured pale Scarlet iris.
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Arnold Edmonds
Rand Jett
Topeka
Juanita
Betty Bran
Kansas City
Fairfaxirport
Kan
Helen
William White
A. C
War ‘Side Study Club
Belva Trackwell
Paul Alexander
Gertrude Stout
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Jules Mietalatt
Hoover
Hio
Alexander
Charles P. Tafy
Lloyd K. Garrison
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
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Cal Ward
T. H. Assman
Emporis
R. Anderson Jardine
Duke of Windsor
Windsor-Warfield
Scouts
Landon Topeke
Alf Landon
C. B. Goodspeed
Republican National Committee
Landon
Coleman
Tex
George Dewey Shipley
First National Bank
Bank of Japan
Baseball Today
Young People’s Union League
Utahountain
Mage Hot Springs
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Dama
Fall River
Captain's Creek
An Mire
Gabriel
Delores Deck
Reno
Villa Eden
Belleview
Hollywood
Brinkman’s Bakery
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