Lewis for Delay on Courts Order
Washington reports John L. Lewis and United Mine Workers oppose immediate Supreme Court action to enforce last Thursday's decision in the oral strike case. The court upheld contempt convictions, fined Lewis 10,090 dollars and reduced the union fine from 23.5 million to 700 thousand, directing reinstatement of the union fine unless Lewis withdraws the termination notice. The ruling schedules mandate delivery and bond timing, amid a March 31 work limit and pending motions for immediate effect and rehearing.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Supreme Court
Lewis
Um.w
High Court
District Court
Clark
Crumel
Patriotism Talk on Flag Display By VFW Broadcast
National leader’s remark on proper flag display anchors a Veterans of Foreign Wars program to be aired on Station WREN at 4 45 p m with Commander-elect Arvid Baltsersen as speaker Ted Cox of the Ford Clarke Post says the program quotes authorities on Fingell justia to debunk wrong ideas about honoring the Star Spangled Banner The March observance marks the anniversary of Francia Scott eye wong The broadcast also covers the Lincoln saf ete origin the flag at night half mast placement and display in churches part of Speak Up For Democracy talks from the VFW Department of Americanism
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Thoua-andah
United States
WREN
Arvid Baltsersen
Ted Cox
Alford-Clarke Post
Lincoln
Democracy
V.F.W. Department of Americanism
Marriage Licenses Issued at Probate Office
Marriage licenses were issued Saturday in the office of Probate Judge K. Gray to Basil Marvin Boyd 21 Miami Okla and Irene D. Malaterre 19 Belcourt N. D. and Joseph E. Behrends 27 Cedar Rapids and Virginia Alice Shrout 18 Cedar Rapids.
Two Kansans Die From Wounds and Crash Fatalities
Miss Ann Palsmeier, 27, of near Garden Plain, Kan., died from a bullet wound in a Wichita hospital. Coroner Dr. Lang Bowmen called it apparently a personal safety related act. In Haviland, Kan., Mar. 10, two brothers Carl Headrick, 30, of Wichita, and John Headrick, 25, Byers, Kan., were killed in a lane crash during an attempted landing.
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Wichita
Kan
Ann Palsmeier
Near Garden Main
Lang F. Bowman
Haviland
Mar
Here
Carl Headrick
John Headrick
Byers
Court Rules Employers Must Bargain With Foremen
Washington March 10 The Supreme Court ruled that employers must bargain with foremen, in a 6 to 4 decision. The Packard Motor Car Company of Detroit challenged a National Labor Relations Board ruling arguing foremen are employees under the Wagner Act. Justice Jarkman delivered the decision with Justices Douglas Vinson Burton dissenting in part. This marked the Court's first ruling on the issue and affects pending foreman cases.
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Washington
Mar
Wee Om
Packard Motor Comy
Detroit
National Relations Board
Jarkman
Douglas
Vinson
Burton
Justice Frankfurter
al Tho
Supreme Court
Labor Board
Deaths and Funerals In Local Notices
Obituaries list several survivors and services. Leo R Nieder funeral moved to Wednesday 10 30 a m at Rumsey with Rev Alfred Beil, Oak Hill cemetery. Mattie May Tate funeral at Rumsey tomorrow 2 p m with Rev Herbert Stockman at Maple Grove cemetery. George B Hodge died in De Soto aged 7, services 2 p m tomorrow at De Soto Methodist Church led by Rev W O Watson, survived by wife Annie and sister Mollie Ashlock. Mary Jane Brightwell of Platte City aged 103, survivors in Lawrence, services held at Platte City Christian Church and burial there.
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Lee R. Nieder
Leo R. Nieder
Rumsey Funeral Home
Alfred J. Beil
Oak Hill Cemetery
Matte
Mattie May Tate
Richard Tate
Houta
Jtumeey Funeral Home
Herbert C. Stockman
Maple Grove Cemetery
George BR. Hodge
George B. Hodge
DeSoto
Methodial Church
W. O. Watson
Mra
Annie Hodge
Sinter
Mollie Ashlock
Mary Jane Brightwell
Platte City
C.F. Hibner
E. Stowe
Sohngen
Evelyn Brightwell
Lawrence
Mra. Brightwell
Platte City Christian Church
Denial by Sheriff Sayell on mob threats after jail death
Sheriff Clyde Drake denied mob violence reports tied to the death of World War II veteran Robert Carpenter in Scott City Kansas. Troopers were sent after claims of threats against City Marshal Lloyd Pinkston. Carpenter died in his jail cell from apparent mattress fire as the crowd dispersed following transfer of Pinkston. Local veterans and observers described the event as a small group of agitators with most onlookers as spectators.
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Scott City
Kan
Mer
Clyde Drake
Drake
Femob
Castrol
Lathrop B. Read
Suerncendents
Lloyd Pinkston
Pinkston
Robert Carpenter
Pittsburg
Carpenter
Read
American Legion
C. M. Fouquet
Edith Elmer Epperson
The
News-Chronicle
Lawrence News Briefs Include Beating Rumors and Museum Visit
Reports of a late Saturday beating and robbery at a north Douglas county night spot circulated in Lawrence with Raymond Kapka, timekeeper for Stokely Foods, saying no talk with authorities. Dr E Raymond Hall and others left for Cartage Costa Rica February 24 to assist paleontology collecting for K U museum. City council plans a 7:30 pm meeting at jetty hall to discuss a community baseball park and other business. E H Rouch will interview veterans housing applicants for 17 two bed apartments at 7 pm. Bridge work delays continue as east span increase costs over 110 percent since 1941. Mrs Margaret J Hamilton, 42, of 1383 New York street, died. survived by husband Theodore Hamilton and many relatives. funeral plans pending at Bowser Lee mortuary.
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Douglas County
Raymond Kapka
Stokely Foods, Inc
K Ka
E. H. Rouch
Veterans Housing Project
Lou Griffith
Margaret J. Hamilton
Solomon
Vinland
Topeka Hospital
New York Street
Theodore Hamilton
John Snow
Emporia
Margaret Jessie Thompson
Lawrence
L. T. Walker
Snow
Robert Snow
Dayton
Vernon Snow
Pueblo
Colo
Mise Picesie Snow
Vivian Heard
Pasadena
Calif
Alvin LeRoy Thompson
John Thompson
Hamilton
Bowser-Lee Mortuary
Rural School association to report on hearing impact
At a Rural School association meeting in the Community building officials are to discuss the legislative hearing where more than 1900 rural patrons opposed the school reorganization act. Director Allen Crafton says ticket sales for the three night production of A Midsummer Night s Dream are progressing and seats remain available. reservations can be made by calling K U 61-2R. Emporia reports 13 arrests in raids around Emporia with local and state officers. Former Governor Andrew Schoepel of Wichita among eleven attorneys admitted to practice in federal district court.
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Rural School Association
House
Senate Committees On
Allen Crafton
K. U
Emporia
Kan
Eumene Hasting
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
State Highway Patrol
Federal
Hutchinson
Andrew Schoeppel
Wichita
Federal District Court
Helicopter Used to Bypass Picket Line at New Bedford Plant
New Bedford March 10 strike disrupts deliveries at the Corneli-Dublier Electric plant. A helicopter was hired to haul raw materials into the yard after regular deliveries were blocked by pickets. Management said finished electrical products would also be air delivered if workers do not return. Greenland, home to 19,000 residents, has no police force and virtually no crime.
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New Bedford
Mass
Corneil-Dublier Electric Corporation
Explosion at gas station kills three at Blackwell Okla
An explosion and fire at the Cities Service Co compressor station near Blackwell Oklahoma killed Ralph Ewing McCormick 38 H Powledge 31 and Carl Daniels 45 two more were fatally injured. Jerome Davie escaped serious burns. By pass line work was restoring service toward normal as industrial users in Kansas and Missouri faced cuts.
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Blackwell
Oklo
Ralph Ewing McCormick
H. Powledge
Carl Daniels
Blackwell Star
Daniels
McCormick
Jerome Davie
Gafety
Reett W. Hunsacker, Jr
S.A. Trelan
Ax Company
Oklahoma City
Kansa
Missouri
NASA
Ames
Irelan
Aeerenus
Dodds
Cities Service Co
University of Kansas
Haskell State
Lawrence Paper Co
Furl
Two Nebraska youths jailed after highway crash and theft
A head on collision at Kanwaka corner of highway 40 injured two Nebraskans and led to their arrest on auto theft charges. Boyd Parks and Robert Johnson, both 14 and 15, were held as police and FBI investigated the stolen 1942 Chevrolet. Don Pierce and wife Mrs Pierce escaped injury, their 11 month old unharmed.
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Kanwaka
Highway 40
Nebraska
FBI
C. A. Bliesner
Boyd Leon Parks
Pawnee City
Neb
Robert Johnson
Elk Creek
Don Pierce
Sports Public Relations
Dentist Returns to Lawrence Opens New Office
Dr H R Lindenberger returns to Lawrence after two years away and opens a dental practice at 92714 Massachusetts Street following 19 years in the field. He left due to ill health and has since worked as a dental supply company representative.
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Lawrence
H. R. Lindenberger
Massachusets Street
Lindenberger
Margaret Truman Postponed From Singing Debut
Margaret Truman the President's daughter was under treatment for laryngitis delaying her radio singing debut. No White House statement on her condition was issued. She traveled to Washington from Detroit by plane and was expected to broadcast later. Court Grants Divorce to Rachel Suttles and Joseph F. Survlea by District Judge Hugh Means on Saturday.
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Washington
Margaret Truman
White House
Miss Truman
Detroit
Granta
Hugh Means
Rachel Suttles
Joseph F. Survlea
Markets rally and lean toward steady grains and livestock
Market news from New York notes mixed intentions in stocks with wheat and corn edging higher while soybeans stay steady. Livestock gains are uneven with steers and heifers mostly steady to lower, hogs and lambs mixed, and receipts forecast at 6,500 cattle 500 calves 1,600 hogs 5,000 sheep for tomorrow.
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A. Qlance
New York
Ateniyela
Ranene
Mar
Mortly
Earl Sheen
Kavisaery
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness
Marie Cramer expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for gifts flowers letters and cards received during illness thanking all for support and kindness in a brief local note.
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Marie Cramer
Market Report and Stock Trends From Chicago and New York
March figures show steady market for some grains and produce with mixed stock activity. Prices for Russet Burbanks and related food commodities listed. several rail and manufacturing names noted as leaders and laggards in today’s trading.
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Tracy
Leavenworth
Sam Breadon
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Wiley End
Fisterde
Marilyn Almquist
Raymond Almquist
Pawnee County
Leon Fleisher
Hoch Auditorium
Mr Rod Mee
Sisen
Andy C. C. Hess
Ins
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Kerness City
Chicago Petete
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J. J. Case
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American Waterworks
Goodyear
Gondrich Seara
Eerie Oa
Eas Reoit & Co
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Schubert Funeral
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Lawrence Loans & Finance CO
Cain
Ralph R. Cain
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Doeskins
PL & PD
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West Ninth Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Journal-World
Internal Revenue Code
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