Taft Hartley logic behind government strike power
Washington reports explain the Taft Hartley Act nine months in force and how the government may act if national health or safety is endangered by strikes or lockouts. The president can direct the attorney general to seek court orders. reports note no action yet and outline limits and possible actions, with examples from coal miners, meatpackers, and other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mar
Bresdert
Union Lemlers
Epee
NER
Ateauer
Dave
Mark Thijs
Attorrer
Truman
Renovation underway for Vermont Street used car lot
Workmen began remodeling a large Vermont Street site to prepare for a used car lot opening in early April. Morgan-Mack Motor Co owner says Lawrence firms Mor Jayhawk Motor Co and Inders Motor Co join to establish the salon center with driveways, crushed rock surfacing, and space allocations for Morgan-Mack and adjacent facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breoch
Vermont Street
Organ
Morgan-Mack .Motor Company
Lawrence
Mor& Jayhawk Motore
Inders Motor Company
Socom
Morgan-Mark
Jayhawk Motors
Morgan-Mack Auto
New A W S Officers Installed At University
Margareter Sisson becomes president of the Senate and A W S head, with runner-up as chair. Margaret Meeks of Kansas City is elected vice president. Grace Gwinner of Insite City leads elections. Other officers include Patricia McClure secretary, Olja treasurer, and Winifred J. Ruese treasurer. Lawrence and Garden City representatives named to All-Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Meeks
Kansas City
Senate
Grace Gwinner
Insize City
Patricia McClure
Tusa
Olja
Winifred J. Ruese
Lawrence
Cout Webster
Garden City
W Shore
Biz Bow
Crane motor explodes on bridge job near city limits
A crane motor malfunction on a northeast bridge construction site caused an explosion. James was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Jocal
Car stolen from Massachusetts coach Maxwell in Topeka
The Chevrolet coach owned by James Maxwell was found in a Topeka garage a week after it disappeared from a sod brick parking lot on Massachusetts Street. Chief Bliesnet said the keys were missing but the car remained in good condition. Maxwell had left the keys in the vehicle while here on business.
Proposal Is Published on Trieste Return to Italy
Moscow reports that Pravda and Izvestiya carried Western papers proposal to return Trieste to Italy with Yuravias reaction. No editorial comment appeared. It marks the Russian press first publication of the Trieste suggestion, though radio comment preceded it earlier in the week. The proposal was made Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Mar
Pravda
Izvestin
Trieste
Italy
Yuravia
Altho
Ex-Premier Praga Charged in Aiding West Nation Sleuth
A garbled report notes ex Premier Praga facing charges of aiding West Nation forces. The ambiguous account mentions Deputy bremer Jan Urang and a political probe. No clear names or places are verifiable due to OCR damage. the piece references hearings and alleged support for an allied faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praga
Cinh
Wasex
Bremer Jan Urang
Westerm Natias
Iter
Steined
Tim
Mrery
Bern
Yugoslavs Back Out Of Trieste Negotiations
Yugoslavia quit talks on Trieste as reported from Rave Mar 28 0T) and indicated regret over a potential exchange while Italy warned against any renewal of offers tied to Trieste. A Soviet or Spokranian source suggested considering other options for the Adriatic port now in free territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Anor Te
Trieste
Adriatic
Yue Rowlavin
Goria
Vueslavia
Foren
Segyeve Sane
Milan
Prn
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ora May Krous and Mrs Minnie Fisher
Obituary notes list Mrs Ora May Krous of DeSoto died yesterday, with funeral Thursday at Des Methodist church. Also memorial for Mrs Minnie C Fisher of 844 Arkansas Street who died yesterday at Lawrence Memorial hospital aged 71, with services Thursday at Rumsey Funeral Home and burial Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving relatives named include husband Elmer E Fisher, daughter Mrs Carl W Achn ing, son Clarence E Fisher, grandchildren, and several sisters. Also a brief remark on Domesday Book.
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Ora May Krous
Ora
Kris Af DeSoto
Hethany
IF Caenie Dee
Rebekah
Beeniis
Des Methodist Church
Minnie C. Fisher
Arkansas Street
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Kansas City
Rumsey Funeral Home
Fosberg Hughes
Memorial Fark
Carl W. Achning
Misengri Street
Clarence E. Fisher
Los Angel Calif
Eva Jane Nogele
Overland Park
Mary A. Givins
LaHarpe
Maude Everhart
Salina
Will Ritter
Gypsum City
Elizabeth Rent
State of Washington
Seed Your Lawn With Timely Sowing Advice From Horticulturist
Homeowners are urged to seed lawns promptly this spring using a four part mixture of bluegrass, ryegrass and other components. Jason W. Alstein, former horticulturist at Kanane, recommends applying three to four pounds of seed per 1000 square feet and a one to two ounce starter per 10 square feet. The guidance covers soil preparation, weed control, and suitable seed blends to ensure a dense, weed-free lawn after seeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason W
Alstein
Kanane
del Wuray
Ain
Unclear Legacy Pricing Sparks Confusion in Lawrence
A Lawrence resident faced a baffling price comparison when asked about buying a home on different sides of Massachusetts Street. She learned the quoted price differed by cents between east and west locations, prompting confusion and a return home to review manufacturer directions. The notice hints at regional pricing contrasts and consumer uncertainty.
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Massachusetts Street
Rocky Mountains
Junction City rate increase under advisement by commission
The Junction City Telephone Company request for a rate hike is under advisement after the company argued that stockholders have paid increases. The commission noted the revenue shift and the need to balance customer and company interests amid ongoing deliberations. Meantime US military control in Germany remains. General Jay stays as military governor with a gradual civilian transition.
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Tineka
Mar
Junction City
Abonh Iisses
Pecharon Ag Tye
Lucius D
Germany
Jay
Washington
U. S
Evans J Francis and Frank G Pomeroy named to K Book staff
Evans J Francis of Topeka and Frank G Pomeroy of Holton were named editor and business manager of the 148 K Book at the University of Bante by the All Spader council. The E Book, issued to freshmen and sold to upperclassmen, includes a university information section and a date book.
Touring Kansas development association delegates visit plants
The Western Kansas Development Association delegates toured central and eastern Kansas industrial plants, visiting Wichita, Pittsburg, and Topeka to meet leaders and discuss opportunities. J Herman Salley, WEDA president, noted the delegation’s tour aims and honored local chambers of commerce.
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Wichita
Mar
Western Kansas
Ij Chara
Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Amy
Kansas
J. Herman Salley
Western
Tate
Eax City
Topeka
Fridas
Atu
Memorial Hospital Admits Multiple Named Individuals
Fragmented OCR lists names and street addresses of patients and relatives at Memorial Hospital and nearby areas. Mentioned are Frank Hiens, Rolere Naff, Judith Co, Mrs Marene Ruppied, Lane 1221 New Gerstenberge, Albertin, Seaver, Leslie Owne, and others. The text also references a wartime loyalty testing theme with citations to Atlanta and Virginia locales and a wartime draw for priority among 2000 veterans.
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Marene
New Gerstenberge
Als Massachucetty
ER. Colbert
Baby
Albertin
Vvohard Seaver
Sunny Ai Iebert Naff
Maseachus
Leslie Owne
Hangeton Street
Nose Bleed Reveals Story of an Accidental Shooting
Atlanta reports a teen shot himself accidentally when the gun discharged in his mouth. He went home bleeding, then saw a doctor Monday as hospital staff weigh removing the slug near his brain. authorities note no first aid was given at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Robert G. Liggett
Lieut
Glan Cianaid
Brit
Public Hearings March 30 By Highway Fact Finders
March 24 report from Topeka notes highway fact-finding and research hearings scheduled for March 30. The state legislature plans to study road needs and funding, with hearings to be held at specified locations. Observers include county and city officials from several counties.
California Rains Soak State Amid Wide Spread Downpour
Weather drenching California from north to south delivers the heaviest rain of the year, saturating valleys and mountains. Officials report widespread wet conditions with potential localized flooding as storms move across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Ieee
B&r
Tns
Link Commerce Official To Communist Front Group
A Commerce official is linked to a communist front group amid House inquiries. The official, identified as Her Wo Parisiis, a former Lutheran minister from River Lake Wisconsin, was connected to a gathering of experts tied to a publication Associated with the Southern Patriot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Front Group
Communist Front Publica
Mundt
Deen
Parisiis
Rive Lake
Wis
Ehapen Amder
Viewska
Market at a Glance Mixes with Livestock Declines
The page summarizes mixed commodity trading with wheat and corn steady to firm, livestock prices uneven, and cattle and hog futures showing modest movement. It notes gains and declines across grains, livestock, and bond markets, with broad market uncertainty and sparse solid direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Marte
War Expenditure Growth Highlighted After Truman Message
The report notes an extraordinary growth in U S war expenditures following President Truman's address. Officials caution on the impact of increased spending on national fiscal policy and future defense budgets.
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United States
Truman
Trained Diesel Mechanics Job Offer in Rural Area
Readable details describe hiring for trained diesel mechanics in a rural setting. The notice references mining, construction, logging, transportation, and agriculture sectors. It lists wage terms, potential tenure, and location hints, with emphasis on hands on training and field duties.
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Atchison, Kan
Atchison, Kar
Kirk
Mission
Vermont
Margareter Sisson
Associated Women Students
University
Cun
Fober
Rule
Fran
Treste
Allan Daugherty
Vv. M
O. Wright
Ady
Garizia
Wile Wareer
Gary Wayne
Fundis
Hen Hualmes
Ttawa
Pi Fu Moran
Mattie Alexander
Darling
England
Willian the Conqueror
Honey Mehrer
Varden
Barry
Mehrer
Meheer
Junction City Telephone Company
Livi
Evans J. Francis and
Frank G. Pomeroy
Liberty
RCA
Albert W. Love
Missouri River
Coraner RW. Prather
Memorial Hospital
Admittei
Frank Hiens
Last
Rolere Naff
Walnut Sore 'Eotoray
Utr
Ear
Judith Cowhrd
Missouri Street
Homer
Astro
Hone
Lisi
Curry
Pirogad
Omaha
Corps of Engineers
Coffeyville
Kan
Lee R. James
Clipper Seed Cleaners
The
Borteldes Seed Co
Landon
U.S
Sesser Publications
Erfat
Beatty
Stan
Stniels
Cfreses
Marin
Ealses
Pet
Eit
Naanem
Nis
Katie T
T. P Saleos
Washinetun
Eriek Janira
Castana
Boi Stendke
Anna Tetucuion
Solar
Daag
New Norg Storke
Memoriam
Annie M
Aderson
Ars Athen
Casn
Veara) Securities Investment Co
Hark Kreider
Sendahl
Ethan A. Smith
Phelps Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Fire Insurance Exchange
Fred A. Bremer
DIST
West St. Lawrence
Ds Baker
Y C. Ogden
Mills
Tonganoxie
Knox
Caxton
L. T. Harris Co.,inc
Ralph - Delta
Barbara Edna
Eleanor
Cora
Tommy
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