Strike Called by Building Crafts in Kansas City Area
Kansas City and Leavenworth along with Kansas City Kansas face a 30 hour week strike by central building trades council affecting about 8000 workers. Walkout comes after three hour council session and arbitration denial. Construction projects halted and wages aligned to current scale as crews are paid off.
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Kansas City
Mar
Kan
Leavenworth
Central Building Trades Council
Labor Temple
Builders’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Builders Association
Qin
Mionyi
March Enters With the Mercury Below Freezing
Kansas feels a deep chill as March begins with subfreezing temperatures. forecasters predict only modest warming, with highs not far above 40s, and subzero readings in northern regions. The cold caps February, possibly the warmest on record, while January was the warmest in state history. Meteorologist Flora notes limited midday improvement.
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Yondka
Kansas
D. Flora
Kans
Lander
Wya
Winter Snow Stretches Across Central Plains Into Mountain States
Snow covered Denver and Pueblo areas with lighter falls reaching parts of Wyoming Montana the Dakotas and Nebraska yesterday. Weather experts note continuing cold temperatures and potential additional accumulations in the region.
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Denver
Pueblo
Wyoming
Montana
Dakotas
Nebraska
Four KU journalism seniors win Sigma Delta Chi awards
Four University of Kansas journalism seniors Pauline Cost and Marine Clevenger Catherine Hannen and William Daugherty received Sigma Delta Chi awards for scholastic excellence. The national fraternity will honor them with word keys as recognition.
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University of Kansas Department of Journalism
Sigma Delta Chi
Pauline Cost
Hutchinson
Maurine Clevenger
Lawrence
Catherine Hannen
Burlington
William Daugherty
Junction City
National Council of Sigma Delta Chi
Patee Theatre Week Plans With Star Lineup
The Patee Theatre announces a week of shows starting March 3 featuring Lillian Rich and Melbourn Mebrayah in a voodoo romance The Old Codes on Monday Then silent thrillers and dramatic features headline Tuesday through Saturday with actors Leonel Puikelly Mildred Tlelounl and Roosevelt in billed appearances Also Ohio State news teased in the program notes for the week indicating a lower bracket listing of events and a varied lineup for each night.
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Lillian Rich
Melbourn Mebrayah
Oliver Ataee Svoodts
Seoul Sten
Silent Sentinel
Leonel Puikelly
Suny
Tyrol
Orphans of the Sty
Arist
Mildred Tlelounl
Gil Wildedgama
Eve Tanke
Roosevelt
Farm Bureau meeting and community social notes
Walter Parker and Mrs ficlbrack attended an all day Farm Bureau meeting at Mrs Dessie Frasier of Prairie Center last Thursday. Charlie Surte and son Robert returned to Garden City after several days away. Elva Ruth Otto George Able and grandmother Neil joined the Kraybulls for an indefinite visit in Topeka. Local attendees at DeSoto and Eudora basketball games plus a list of neighbors and guests at Sunday meals and community events.
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Walter Parker
Ficlbrack
Farm Bureau
Dessie
Fada Rural High
al Evn Las
Wardins
Roose
Helen’ Strobel
Frances Strobel
Bell Rohe
John
Robert Kurtz
Merle Reusc
Oscar
Clarence Broer
Walter Meuffle
Dan Strobel
Herald Reusch
Carl Kurtz
Werner Carl
Pete Edelbrock
Kanner
M Renseh
Olin Spitz
Icklow
Geo. Sehu ’ Hart
Elink
Hhiveh
Mmembers
Alma Jdaceard
Madl
Crossword Puzzle Scramble and Clues Review
A jumbled crossword puzzle appears with scattered across and down clues. The readable segments show clues referencing numbers, wordplay, and theme hints, with partial phrases like Water balance and Greek letters, plus scattered word fragments and author references.
Annual Meeting of Telephone Line 79 Held at Evening Star Schoolhouse
Kansas City and local residents attended the Saturday morning session with several officers reelected. President Jake Strobel, Secretary Otto Able, and Treasurer Henry Kurtz were named. Guests at dinner included Walter Parker and family, Fred Weatherford and family, Elmer Kurtz and family from Hesper, and Mrs. Fred Koch with daughter Freda Jeannette. Additional visits featured Mrs. Lester Mayhew and Mrs. Fred Koch Sr. in related social items.
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Kansas City
Walter Parker
Fred Weatherford
Elmer Kurtz
Hesper
Fred Koch
Freda Jeannette
Lester Mayhew
Freda. Jeannett
Fred Koch,sr
Fairview Church Notes and Community Socials
Fairview district superintendent Wilbur Mason will preach Sunday at 11 before the quarterly conference. Many residents visit kin in Lawrence and Kansas City. Social visits include Miss Ruth Brown with Mrs Logeman, Fred Tots from Lawrence at dinner, and the Wells family hosting gatherings. Founders' Day and Women's Foreign Missionary Society events are announced.
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Wilbur Mason
Fairview
Mazon. Meyers
William Meairs
Ruth Brown
Logeman
Kansas City
Fred Tots
Lawrence
Burton Brown
Emma Wells
Charles Wells
William Wells
Alfred Baseler
William. Jr
Aseler
St. Louis
Eorene Leary
Dorothe Pine
Peters
Mabel
Paters
Walter Hoyes
Brown
Willard Morgan
Robert Ed- Son
Pedert Edmondson
Bu Tf Baleo
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
W. Hauck
Nina Wilson
Powder, Vin Ga
S. T. Grif
Wichita
Local Callers Share Visits Across Lawrence and Nearby Towns
Minnesota doctors plan a medical history project tracing pioneer life in Minnesota. The piece lists numerous Lawrence area residents and visitors including Nieder, Dunn, DeWitt, Markley, Bond, Davison, Flory, Childs, Dietz, and others, noting casual calls and dinners across a series of afternoons and evenings. The entry ends with a Minnesota medical history note and a Barnsdall products advertisement line.
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Minnesota
Pleasant Grove C P A hears reports amid community happenings
The Pleasant Grove C P A held its regular bi monthly meeting after weather delays. Mrs N D Messer and Mrs Jack Dillon visited at Mrs Joe Blakely in Lawrence. Orville Flory and Leona of Pleasant Grove wed February 19. Homer Disque and Miss Gladys Puckett tied the knot February 19. A large crowd enjoyed ice cream wafers and cigars. Billy Eugene Porter, hospitalized at Memorial, improves and will be home soon. A play Two Days to Marry was presented to a large audience. Charlie Peer sawed wood for Billy Sanders. C A Porter, Everett Eberheart, Carl Daniels, Jane Riley, and Charles Lewis assisted. C A Porter helped Mrs Sanders with dinner. Attendees at High Prairie included Mrs Messer and children. Jack Dillon held a public sale on the Dr Smith farm. Walter Howell and Mrs Howell, formerly of Cape? Good.
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Ane Irs
Gottlieb Nieder
John Devitt
Vend
John Dunn
Linabeth Dunn
T. RB. DeWitt
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Marvin Rond
van. Norman
J. R. Smith
Lawrence
Aubrey Fishburn
Iain
Gotflish Nieder
Sohn Davi
George Ecke
Nieder
J. T. Smith
Charlie
Sanders
Robert Johnson
Murry Bond
Everett Bond
Fred McKinney
C. P. A. Lodge
N. D. Messer
Jack Dillon
Joe Blakely
Orville’ Flory
Leona
Pleasant Grove
Gordon
Homer Disque
Worden
Gladys Puckett
High Prairie
N. TD. Messer
Bill Porter
Sandy Williams
Memorial, Hospital
Billy Eugene Porter
Pleasant Grove C. P. A
Charlie Peer
Billy Sanders
C. A. Porter
Everett J Eberheart
Carl Daniels
Jane Riley
Charles Lewis
Mass. C. A
High Prairie Schoolhouse
Ralph
Rose
Paul
Dudley
Lois. Flory
Gertrude Brazil
Dr. Smith
Mrs Dillon and Shuler Visit Shuler in Kansas City Hospital
Mrs Jack Dillon and Mrs Ray Shuler visit Kansas City on Sunday to see Ray Shuler in the hospital. Hallie Hale attends Monday forenoon and afternoon for C A Porter. Helpers listed: Sandy Williams, Carl Daniels, Billy Sanders, Charles Lewis, Isaac Riley. Mr and Mrs Crist Peterson and family, recently returning from California, spent the afternoon at Carl Peterson's home.
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Culver
Rudolph Dietz
Linds and
Opal Mae
Barnsdall“Products
Jack Dillon
Ray Shuler
Kansas City
Charlie Peer
Hallie Hale
C. A. Porter
Sandy Williams
Carl Daniels
Billy Sanders
Charles Lewis
Isaac Riley
Is Tobacco Hurting You
Public health style note discusses tobacco use and a claimed remedy Nix-O-Tine sold in drug stores. It claims 12 year business success, 300000 sales, and offers a free booklet by writing to the firm. Readers urged to obtain Nix-O-Tine from druggists or the company.
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Trade Council
Patee Theatre
Ohio State
Evening Star
Meirle
Geraint
Ferneseh Tangatten
Ehaln
Iit
Ada
Lone Star
Vinna Davison
Maryin
Alpha
Ezra Davison
Austin Flory
Charlie Strong
Frank Strong
Low Childs
Elwood Robinson
Hennice
Oskaloosa
Maddalena Dietz
Cora Dolbee
V7n Childs
Charlie Sander
George Tuttle
Walnut Grove
Marion Childs
Esther Flory
Frank Flory
Arthur Davison
Walter Howell
Norfolk, Neb
Teascape Grove
Guy Carpenter
Zane Grey
George O'Brien
Sue Carol
KK. U.N. U
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ACLES
Annals
Iene Fader
Sweetie
Richard Arlen
South Sea
Bill Cody
Weepah
Melbourn McBowell
James Oliver Curwents
K.U. Dramatic Club
Green Hall
Enterprise Ticket
Dickinson
William Boyd
Oy G
Ian Adaptation
the Shrew
Douglas
Mary
Jack Oakie
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