Democrats Fight Off Senate Vote In 24 Hour Session
Washington June 21 Senate Republicans and Democrats fought through nearly a full day of debate over President Truman’s veto of the Taft Hartley labor bill. Morse and Taylor led a delaying filibuster as White eyed a Monday vote while Byrd warned of calamitous outcomes if the veto is sustained. The White House reported broad public reaction to Truman’s veto and radio address.
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John L. Lewis
William Green
Philip Murray
Congress
Washington Post
Land
St. Lovin Globe-Democrat
Faber
Neni Patars
Press View Split Over Taft-Hartley Veto Across Nation
Editorial response to President Truman's Taft-Hartley veto shows mixed reaction. Major papers like New York Times back overriding, while others defend the veto as a necessary check on Congress. Critics label the measure heated, political, or flawed yet acknowledge national urgency amid labor tensions.
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Senate
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Congress
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Dallas Morning News
Truman
Dr A P Hults Dies For Better Light
Lawrence resident and longtime dentist Dr A Porter Hults died at his farm home Hultsholm two miles southwest of town He was 72 born May 27 1875 near Clayton Illinois and came to Lawrence as a youth He married Cecile A Stanford in 1899 and is survived by three children Arlo Donald and Mrs Arthur Inman Grandchildren and a brother Milton Hults Funeral services will be held at Funks Chapel with interment at Oak Hill cemetery No flowers requested
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Lawrence
Hultsholm
Town
Highway
Hults
Clayton
Ill
Lawrence High School
Kanaan City Dental College
Cecile A. Stanford
A. A. Stanford
Arlo Hults
New York City
Donald S. Hults
Lncal
Arthur E. Inman
Major Inman
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Commercial Club
Committee of Forty
Chamber of Commerce
Flambeau Club
Republican Party
Brard
Investern Security Corporation of
Topeka
Milton Irwin Hults
Hutchinson
Arion
Funks Chapel
Theodore Astman
Oak Hill Cemetery
Charles Schulz
George Snyder
Fred Cox
Raymond Rice
Edward H. Boss
Otto Fischer
Neal Wherry to Return to Senior High School July 1
Neal M. Wherry, senior high principal on leave to the armed forces, will resume duties in early July. Superintendent Dr. E. L. Novotny cited a letter from the former principal and said a Lawrence return is possible. Ralph E. Graber, acting principal, will fill the vacancy as Wherry’s absence continues.
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Neal M. Wherry
E. L. Novotny
Wherry
Lawrence
Novotny
Ralph E. Graber
Wher
German Recovery A Difficult Task for Germany
A stark editorial arguing Germany remains crushed after WWII with hunger, ruined industry, and fear of Soviet influence. It urges U.S. food aid, modernization of fuel and agriculture, and leadership programs for German youth to steer toward democracy and eventual peaceful self-government. The piece calls for sustained American involvement for years to rebuild Germany and secure peace.
Attlee decries Soviet democracy at miners rally
Barmeley England June 21 Prime Minister Attlee warned that human rights are denied and so called democratic government is a travesty in several eastern European countries. He urged that freedom of speech and conscience belong to all individuals regardless of political leaning. He called out socialists condoning repressive acts by leftist governments.
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Barmeley
England
Attlee
Europe
Trade Union Congress
National model contest to be held in Tawkence
The Jayhawk Sun dusters of Lawrence host a national model plane contest Sunday with over 800 in prizes. Clubs from Kansas City and other cities join, while the American Legion sells drinks. The meet features five speed classes, stunt flying, and scale aircraft replicas.
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Wichita
Topeka
Emporia
Salinas
Great Bend
Omaha
Indianapolis
Jayhawk Sundusters
Lawrence
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Sundusters
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Smerehasis
Model Industries Association
Russia's Dilemma on Europe Economic Unity
London June 21 The Soviet Union faces a choice on joining Britain and France in a European economic unity plan or pursuing its own eastward path Stalin's decision must come by Monday night The move hinges on dollars from the Marshall plan and the political aim of countering communism while considering Moscow's influence in middle Europe Baker University freshman Francis Crall named to honor roll for second semester ending June 2 at Deans Benjamin Gesgner program Crall, son of Mr and Mrs A T Crall of Lawrence, is among top scholars.
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Europe
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Russia
Britain
France
Marshal
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Basen City
Kan
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A. T. Crall
Maine Street
Lawrence
Baker University
Mid-Western Music Camp at KU Opens Monday in Record Enrollment
The tenth annual Mid-Western Music Camp begins Monday at the University of Kansas with a record enrollment of about 300 high school and university students. The camp features a band of 160, a 53 member Symphony Orchestra and a 125 member A Cappella Choir, plus extensive guest conductors and instruction across theory, conducting, and ensembles.
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Russell L. Wiley
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Burnet C. Tuthill
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Memphis
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Topeka
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Lawrence Mermorial High School
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Ohio
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Corbin Hall
W. 11Th Street
Union Building
Hoch
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
South Dakota
Arkansas
Iowa
Flood threats rise as Kaw river swells after rains
Rain along the Kaw river and its tributaries raises flood threats from yesterday’s and last night’s rains. Forecasts call for showers and thunderstorms tonight and Sunday with heavy rainfall expected in the northeast. Temperatures range from the 50s to 60s, with several towns reporting notable rainfall totals, and minor overflows anticipated on the Blue river and other streams. A separate item reports student pilot Dale Rhoe of Crestline killed in a crash near Crestline.
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Kaw River
A. D. Robb
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Goodland
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Kansas City
Lyndon
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Fence
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Harveyville
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Paret
Chicago
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Orleans
Oklahoma
Vote of Confidence in Italy Leaves Communists Isolated
Rome June 21 The Italian chamber of deputies granted a vote of confidence to Premier Alcide de Gasperi’s government the first to exclude communists and socialists since liberation. Of 509 deputies present 274 voted yes 231 no and four abstained Former Premier Francesco Saverio Nitti abstained while communists extreme left socialists Republicans and some moderates voted against the government.
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Associated Press
Rome
Altiie de Gasperi Urth
Italy
Lawrence Company H Receives Federal Recognition Recommendation
An inspection last night at the War Community Building led Col. Joseph J. Shumate to recommend to Fifth Army headquarters that Lawrence Kansas Company H of the infantry be granted federal recognition. The Kansas guard unit, praised for facilities and personnel, would gain federal pay from the recognition date if approved, with officers and men listed in the roster.
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Fifth Army
Joseph J. Shumate
Kansas Military, Distrct
Topeka
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Robert Morrison
Kansas
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George Smith
Clyde V. Pickell
Kansas City
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Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
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War Department
National Guard
Natinal Guard
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Maurice H. Knott
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Louie Provost
John P. Jopola
Maurice J. Roper
Alvin M. Johnson
Roy L. Johnston
Dale By Durfee
Wesley A. In
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Iam T. Anderson
George L. Brooks
Martin E. Henry
Clifford E. Cuellar
Emmett L. Carter
Howard W. Deay
Ross_I. Morrison
Karl H. Reber
Morris F. Becker
Nathan Benton
Franklin G. Botone
Richard M. Bryan
Teddy D. Grady
Joe T. Dunham
Robert Hoskins
Sherman F. Houghland
Billy H. Jamison
Willard Shrimplin
Joseph F. Smith
Donald L. Stewart
Joseph M. Sulpher
Henry P. Wilson
Kaw River Rise Threatens Lawrence Flood Margin
The Kaw river at Lawrence rose overnight to 14.2 feet by 11 am, over five feet below flood stage of 19.5. No flood warnings yet, but further rises are possible as rain from multiple watersheds may push levels higher. Wakarusa creek at Duttons Bridge stood 14.72 feet, far below its 28-foot flood mark, with more rain likely.
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Lawrence
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Delaware
Smoky Hill
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Valley Falls
Lawrence to host grand Fourth of July at KU Stadium
Lawrence plans a large Fourth of July celebration at the University of Kansas Memorial Stadium led by Governor Frank Tarlaon. The free admittance event includes speeches by Mayor James H Parsons Chancellor Deane W Malou a band concert sports events and a one hour fireworks display from Mount Oread. Organizers expect a crowd exceeding the 25 000 record and note wartime cancellations in previous years.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas Memorial Stadium
Kangax
Frank Tarlaon
Chamber of Commerce
James H. Parsons
Deane W. Malou
Robert Haggart
Robell
Cesson
Fraworka
Qliree Hobbs
Mount Oread
Horseshoe Stadium
Haggart
Smipbell
Will Come to K U Dr Burckhalter Named Associate Professor
Dr. Joseph H Burckhalter named associate professor of pharmaceutics chemistry at the University of Kansas by Chancellor Deane W Malott. He will join KU in September from Detroit where he coordinated Parke Davis antimalarial research and directed the ACS anti malarial program. He has patents for anti tubercular drugs and recently synthesized a potent bird malaria compound. The Burckhalters are Episcopalians and will move to Lawrence late summer.
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University of Kansas
Deane W. Malott
Burckhalter
K.U
Detroit
Parke-Davis & Co
American Chemical Society
University of South Carolina
Wheer
United States Rubber Co
University F Iowa
Parke Davis
University of Michigan
Burckhaltern
Lawrence
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