Coal operators to discuss wage terms with UMW on demand
Washington March 6 Coal operators agreed to meet with UMW President James L Lewis to negotiate higher wages if coal demand can be met They propose reviewing the weekly work limit from 46 to 42 hours and new contract terms The talks aim to address wages working conditions and supervisory personnel in a potential reopen of bargaining actions linked to the 1939 agreement
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Washington
Mar
Fom L. Lewis
Ulm.w
Lewis
Itey
Tebeard
U.M.W. Boas
Atua
Altho
Negotianiy Committe
Atomic energy conferences to tour eight Kansas towns
University of Kansas Chancellor Deane Malgit announced a series of eight community conferences on atomic energy for peace and war. Led by Dr. Lyle Borst, with KU scientists, the events aim to educate state residents about atomic science and its social implications, with discussions by national and local experts.
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Atomic Energy
Ita
University of Kansas
Deane W. Malgit
Lyle Borst
Theysics
Oak Ridge, Benn
Atomic Research Project
American Federaion of Atomic Scientists
Mal- Mt
Wld
Kansas City
Topeka
Salina
Hays
Sapril
Chanute
Pittabore
University recital by fine arts students at Frank Strong
The University School of Fine Arts will present a student recital in Frank Strong Auditorium tomorrow at 730 p.m. Participants include Marilyn Smart Eugene Pesker Lov i Wooden Loraine Mai and EM Brack. The program features vocal works by Signare Stradella Handel Delibes and Echindler among others.
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University School of Fine
Frank Strong
Marilyn Smart
Eugene Pes Ker
Lovi Wooden
Loraine Mai
EM Brack
Plata Signare
Stradella
Marlisn Smart
Lawrence and K U Shine In March To The Stars Issue
The March issue of To The Stars highlights Lawrence and Kansas University. It notes billboard campaigns at highways into Lawrence advertising the Dyche Lyceum of Natural History and directs visitors to Has Kell Institute and Spooner Thayer museum at KU. An article previews KU research in gas and plastics with illustrations of the plant and lab facilities.
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Lawrence
K. U
To the
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
University
Haskell Institute
Spooner- Thayer Museum
Din
K, U
K. UO
Will Deny Russian Loan If Refused Cooperation
Washington officials said Russia must promise wholehearted economic cooperation with the United Nations before it can begin considering a $1 billion CRT loan. Top trade and financial experts indicated Moscow will be asked to join the proposed UN economic council and the international bank and monetary fund to be formed at a 35 nation meeting starting March 8 in Savannah Georgia.
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Washington
Mar
Russia
United Nations
Sose
International Trade Organization
United Nations Economic Council
International Bank and Monetary Fund
Savannah
United States
Moscow
Bergin
Magic act for Legion at Dorsey Liberty Post meeting
Joy Brown, a returned veteran, will perform a magician act for the entertainment of attendees at the regular meeting of Dorsey Liberty Post 14, American Legion. The session occurs at Veterans Hall tomorrow night starting at 7 45 p m. All ex service men are invited regardless of Legion membership.
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Joy Brown
Dorsey
Liberty Post
American Legion
Veterans Hall
Legion
Armed Forces News From Local Area
Mearl Willis and sister Mrs James Tatham left today to report back to their base in Manchester New York. Pfc Glenn B E Anderson of Route A received a combat infantry badge at O Reilly General Hospital Springfield Missouri where he is a patient. Cpl Stanley House arrived in the United States from the Philippines and will depart soon for Fort Leavenworth. He phoned his wife Agnes Spitzli and said he expects to arrive here late this week. Corporal House is the son of Mr and Mrs T B House of 223 Locust. Mrs Kael Wickerd has received a letter from the senior chaplain about her husband on leave.
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Mearl Willis
Anandinga
Eorge Willis
Rhode Eland Atreet
James Tatham
Rhode
Ialand Sreet
Manchester
N. Y
Glenn BE. Anderson
Routea
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Cpl
Stanley House
United States
Philippines
Agnes Spitzli
Fort Lexan
Colesto S Terve Diocharge
Corporal House
Are
T. B. House
President Truman urges shared home effort to aid veterans
President Truman blames greed and urges churches to mobilize 2.7 million low cost homes over two years. He calls for spiritual welfare, social justice, and ethical standards, asking Americans to share food and aid starving millions abroad while supporting veterans with temporary shelter and future housing.
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America
Truman
Europe
Asia
Africa
CAN VIEW ETCHINGS Flag Collection on View at XK
A collection of about 75 colored etchings wood engravings and lithographs is on view at the Museum of Art through March 24 courtesy of the Redfern Gallery London. Artists include Laurencin Feibusch Mason Temple Laurencin Kon Edith Hughes Lister Spowers Patterson Henderson etc. The works span landscapes flowers birds animals and figures with notable pieces by Konarski Laurencia Temple and Mason. The prints aim to offer small affordable pictures and are circulated by Bianke A Byerley of Westport Ireland.
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Redfern Gallery of London
Museum of Art
M. Alleyne
James Fitten
Hans Feibnach
Elsie Henderson
Basil Janzen
Helmut Schmidt
Winifred McKenzie
Viola Patterson
John Platt
Sigidi Shuts
Elisabeth Spurr
Poland
Maris Laurencia
Vere Temple
John ‘Att
John Mason
Hans Feibusch
Bianeke A. Byerley
Westport
Ionn
Ex Marine Preacher Leads Nazarene Evangelistic Meeting
Fort Worth ex marine Rev Noble E Berryhill and Mrs Dell Aycock of Kansas City are the engaged workers at a special Evangelistic meeting at the church of the Nazarene Ninth teenth and Vermont March 4 17 inclusive. Berryhill fought in Nicaragua jungles and has preached to thousands across the nation. Aycock directs the choir and will sing a solo each evening. Services begin 745 PM each night.
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Noble E. Berryhill
Fort Worth
Tex
Dell Aycock
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Nineteenth
Vermont
Berryhill
Feathernecks
Nicaragua
Aycock
School Text Publishers Far Behind on Schedule
Lloyd Houston a longtime board member told Journal-World that after deliberation he believes changing school administration by term end serves Lawrence schools best. He praised the current superintendent but says leadership must shift. About 200 patrons protested at Monday’s meeting. another discussion is set for Tuesday at 7 30 in the senior high auditorium.
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Lloyd Houston
Board of Education
Journal-World
Lawrence
Houston
Newsmen To Be Rescued A Chinese Manchuria Flight
Newsmen in Manchuria are to be rescued by a U S plane after a declaration of safe landing zones. Five reporters have sent no news from Ruasian oecw pied Menchoris 12. They are in 2N capital of Manchuria where they rode a train on February 24 from ukden. A plane will pick up the first group at ingchow. Farther details list police and officials involved.
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Menchoris
Diane
Ison Tientain
Manchuria
Ukden
United States
Compromise Plan Offered by J C Mohler
Topeka March 6 A compromise plan from J C Mohler secretary of the state board of agriculture seeks joint policing of Kansas milk supply by merging four health department inspectors with four from the dairy commissioner creating eight districts. A joint committee would oversee cooperation on all fluid milk matters amid the Great Bend enteritis dispute that claimed nine infant lives.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
J.C. Mohler
Board of Agriculture
F. C. Beetman
Board of Health
Mohler
Great Bend
Kan
Heelman
Smd
Deaths and Funerals in Eudora and Williamstown
Mary Ann Schuster aged 69 died at home in Eudora after 65 years residence. She was born in Bavaria and survived by one brother Herman Rodler, two sisters and three nieces and nephews. Rosary tomorrow at 8 p m. Funeral Friday 9 30 a m Holy Family Church Eudora Rev Lorens Reith. Burial Holy Family Cemetery. Chester C Ford found dead on Union Pacific right of way near Williamstown. Funeral 8 p m tomorrow from Funk's Chapel Rev Everett L Riles in charge. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Mary Ann Schuster
Eudora
Bavaria
Germany
John Schuster
Herman Rodler
Kaneas City
Holy Family Catholic Church
Lorens Reith
Holy Family Cemetery
Chester C. Ford
Union Pacific
Williamstown
Funk
Everett L. Riles
Maple Grove Cemetery
Strikes at a Glance by the Associated Press
Continuing labor disputes keep idle thousands in major sectors. Railroads face a possible nationwide walkout as two brotherhoods plan 800,000 engineers and train crews to strike Monday, while mediation under the Railway Labor Act offers a possible delay. Communications reports progress toward averting a 250,000 telephoners walkout at 6 am Wednesday. Automotive talks continue at General Motors as 175,000 workers face a 106 day stoppage with a potential lockout. Coal interests plan talks with John Doe to discuss bituminous coal issues.
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Associated Press
Mondey
General Motore
Buth Corporation
C.I.O
United Auto Workers
Mye
John
Six Kansas Counties Surpass Red Cross Drive Quotas
Dodge City March 6 Six southwest Kansas counties exceeded their Red Cross quotas in the opening week of the drive begun March 1. Miss Hilda Bliss, field worker, reported Stevens County reached its quota before the drive officially opened, with Hamilton Greeley Lane Scott and Wichita counties also exceeding their targets.
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Dodge City
Ban
Mar
Kansas
National Red Cross
Hilda Bliss
Red Cross
Stevens County
Sbilise
Sid
Hamilton
Greeley
Lane
Scott J
Wichita Counties
Baumgartner files for precinct committeeman post
W J Baumgartner of 1203 Ohio Street filed as a Republican candidate for the second ward's second precinct committeeman in the Douglas County Primary on August 6. He was the first to file for county office in this section, having run two years ago against Br Edward Baumgartner and won after a tie broken by drawing straws.
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W. J. Baumgartner
Ohio Street
Douglas County
Baumgartner
Br. Edward Baugartner
Lawrence
Maj Frank T Sullivan Returns From European Theater
Maj Frank T Sullivan of Lawrence former chairman of the state board of administration and longtime Republican figure has come home on terminal leave after nearly two years in the European theater He is a World War I and II veteran his last duty with a military police unit in Berlin Mia Sullivan and daughter Betty June kept the family home at 808 Indiana Street during his absence.
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Frank T. Sullivan
Lawrence
State Board of Administration
Berline
Mia
Sullivan
Betty June
Indiana Street
Rain totals and vehicle title woes plague Lawrence area
The county treasurer reports trouble from parents who signed vehicle titles to their children’s cars, restricting sales without owner power of attorney. Rainfall measurements vary with 1.46 inches recorded by Prof. C. J. Posey and 1.08 inches at Worden station. A dinner for George Sauer at Eldridge is set for 6 30 with no tickets at the door.
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County Treasure Office
George Sauer
K. U
Eldridge
Walter Schwarz
Worden
Lawrence
Four Marriage Licenses Issued By Douglas County Probate
The Douglas County probate office issued four marriage licenses yesterday. Recipients include Jack G. Humble of Joplin and Ruth Stevens of Oklahoma City. Ben W. Smith and Minnie L. Taylor of Topeka. Ray Lewin and Minnie Shurtleff of Topeka. Edward Asin Letacker and Juanita M. Hease of Topeka. In Topeka Wade Pierce and family move tomorrow to 612 West Fourth Street, with Pierce employed by Kansas Electric Power. A minor traffic accident on Massachusetts Street caused minor damage to two cars, Earl Rogers taxi and Frederick Means of North Third Street. Joseph Heffron, 22, an American-born British miner from Gallup, New Mexico, received induction orders in England to join the U S Army. The Journal-World classifieds note ends.
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Douglas County
Jack G. Humble
Joplin
Ruth Stevens
Oklahoma City
Okla
Ben W. Smith
Minnie L. Taylor
Topeka
Ray Lewin
Minnie Shurtleff
Edward Asin Letacker
Juanita M. Hease
Wade Pierce
Elaine Sue
Earlene
West Fourth Street
Pierce
Kansas Electric Power Company
Lawrence
Red Cross
Cale
Massachusetts Street
Earl Rogers
Frederick Means
North Third Street
Rogers
Army
Washington
Eng
Sam
Joseph Heffron
England
Gallup
N. M
Newcastle
Journal-World
USSR Delays Withdrawal of Troops From Manchuria
Soviet officials cited unspecified difficulties delaying the withdrawal of troops from Manchuria while China maintains a stance on Japanese properties. Liu skipped policy details, saying China kept the United States informed on Sino-Soviet talks. Tu Li-ming ordered Chinese forces to stay in place during Russian maneuvers in the region.
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Manchuria
United States
Liu
Tu Li-ming
Instra
China
Wang Shih Chieh
Kuomintang
National Party
Former Vermont Governor William H. Wills Dies in Brockton Hotel
Former Vermont wartime governor William H. Wills collapsed and died in the Bryant hotel Brockton Massachusetts after a heart attack. He was 63 and had been in town for an FCC hearing. Wills served Vermont as wartime governor and was elected to a second term in 1943.
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Brockton
Mass
Mar. G. Ca
William H. Wills
Vermont
Federal Communications Commision
Bryant Hotel
Pierce H. Leavitt
Willa
FCC
Market News Stocks and Livestock Narrow Changes
New York market reports show narrow price changes across stocks and bonds with mixed cotton and wheat steady to unchanged. Kansas City and Livestock markets detail cattle and hog price ranges, with beef steers, heifers, and cows broadly steady to moderately active, while sheep and lambs show firm to higher tendencies and some unsold lots linger.
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New York
Ratia
Chicago
Kansan
Sar
Kansas City
Mar
Market Summary and Receipts Across Commodities
Cattle calf and sheep receipts noted with Kansas City grain prices. Wheat and corn futures show stable to mixed moves. live cattle and hog figures provided. Dairy, poultry, and fruit markets listed with national and regional quotes. Wall Street ends mixed after cautious trading. several leaders retreat then rebound slightly.
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Kansas Cities
Churchill
Fulton
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Westminster College
Kael Wickerd
Cheplais Her Hual
Church of Nazarene
Lloyd Bonston
Wich
Kane de Fon
J. C. Mohler
Kiases
Maj
C. J. Posey
Ussr
William Wills
William Warren
Ottawa
U.S. Employment Service Office
Veterans Employment
U.S.E.S
Warren
Belleston Civancons
Ieestock
Eimotny
Pata
Wlow
Idaho Burset Burbanks
Colorado
Colorado Red McClures
Wyoming
Minnesota
Neeth
Dakota Cobblers
Ene
Movida
Mord Gell Wacks
Isling
Kanaas Uny
Arkansas Springs
Orel Bend
Wall Street
Nork, Mar
Ady
Ugar
Republic Steel
Trythle
Rem
General Motora
Woolworth
Douglas Aircraft
Amer
Ican Telephone
Kennacott
Anaconda
Sam Nels
Wat Ciove
T&t
Rath Steel
Shrysler Corp
Mohillen Ie
Aden Foolsay
Gen Motors A
Hercules Dowdrad
Jone
Kennecott
Itt
Nat Daidy
North Am Co
Packard
Penney
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
I. Ae Ian
Massachusetts
Gye
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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