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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1947

Page

8

NLRB Head Against Labor Law Change Debate

Washington expert discussion on proposed revisions to the Wagner Act prompts united and divergent views. NLRB Chairman Jan Herzng warns broad upheaval could trigger nationwide strikes, while U.S. Chamber of Commerce argues employers cannot rest easy as Congress rewrites the law. Industry groups urge caution to avoid unpredictable shifts in labor relations policy.

Washington Jan M. Herzng National Joby Relations Foard Tedax U.S Industra Emiler Hergeg Bey Ad Warner Art Taaful Chem Mmp NLRB Ritef Comberer de Reuse Egrinet Ree Herwan Raymond S. Smethurst National Association of Manufacturers Senate Congress Hering Sard Etrhe Perature Bail RA Sergturs Taft K.oho Smuth

Junior High School concert and Well Baby Clinic announced

Weigand presents Junior High School Hand and a fifty five member orchestra at Liber te Memonai High School Friday March 7 at 8 o clock. Public invited with no admission charge. Also announced is The Well Baby Clinic at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with registration from 9 00 to 11 00 am. Dr Mary Boyden will be the examining physician.

Weigand Sosetpiiece Scheol Mensherg Liberte Memonai High School Bard Orchestra Artis Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mary Boyden

Fleisher to appear at University of Kansas concert

Kansas press notes Leon Fleisher, age nineteen, as a rising piano star will perform at Hecht Auditorium on March 16 as the fifth concert of the University’s Concert Course. His recent appearance with the Kansas City Philharmonia drew praise and he debuted in New York at eighteen with the New York Philharmonic under Pierre Monteux. Tickets are on sale at Bell Music Service, Round Corner Drug Store, and School of Fine Arts. Governor Frank Carlson praised 4-H club work in a separate Kansas City dispatch.

Leon Fleisher Gansation Tittan Wil Hecht Auditorum Eclod Atiartan Fleixher Kansas City Dphilharmonie Orchestra New York Philharmonic Pierre Monteus Fleisher Wasi Jew Cale Bell Music Serve Round Corner School of Fi

Weather stations to man Arctic weather watch

The United States and Britain will establish nine new weather stations along the Arctic frontier to strengthen wartime joint weather and security cooperation. Two stations will be on Ellamere and Melville islands, with others southward, to provide constantly manned observations for military routes over the polar map.

Lawrence Washington, Mar North American United States Gubwe Waa Aevolves Caja Ellamere Island North Pole Melville Island

Stadium project at Burlington fairgrounds to add track and fields

Preliminary work begins at Coffey County Fairgrounds in Burlington Kansas for a new stadium and track. Plans include a half mile race track a football field and baseball facilities with showers and water events. The Coffey County organization aims to have the improvements ready for the fall fair pace.

Burlington Kas Ter & Net Relex Boo Peesers Weil Toof Wil Coffey Nual Fair

OPFS Bids for March 25 Cleaning of Reservoir Debris

Bids open for Kanepeles Dam reservoir maintenance including clearing debris and preparatory work. Contractors Piven WwW ergnees submitted materials for the project.

OPFS Kanepeles Dam Piven Ergnees Goftte Kanes

Local Employment Office Reports Job Applications

A total of 713 people applied for jobs at the local employment office for the week ending March 1. Manager Walter T. Johns said 697 applications for unemployment compensation were received during the period, 785 veterans applied, and 780 were women. Total employed by local employers fell to 12, the lowest in months, with 85 job openings listed: 47 former and 36 for women.

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