Kansas labor reform act sparks union backlash and questions
Topeka May 1 Kansas launches a new labor control plan requiring labor unions and business agents to be licensed and file annual statements while banning company unions sit down strikes and non peaceful picketing Violations carry fines up to 500 jail terms to six months or both Gov Schoeppel calls the act a response to demand for regulation union leaders condemn it as unfair and unconstitutional and promise court testing
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Topeka
Kansas
Jayhawk
Andrew Schoeppel
C.I.C
A.F.L
Clyde M. Reed
Parsons
Schoeppel
Secretary of State
Miessner reviews 40 years of American music progress
Professor Otto Miessner of the University of Kansas lauds America's musical independence progress over 40 years. He notes the rise of bands and orchestras, many young conductors, and the democratic U S educational system that nurtures musical training from first schools to college levels. He cites Karl Krueger of the Kansas City Philharmonic and credits early initiatives in Milwaukee for training directors.
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America
Otto Miessner
University of Kansas
Milwaukee State
Kansas labor control plan may face court challenge
The article notes opponents fear state regulation of unions on federal war projects and compares to 1920s industrial court rulings. It recalls Kansas’s 1930s effort, with a three-judge court, after militia-backed actions in coal mines. The act starts in May with possible union registration by February.
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Henry
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Car fender collision in 800 block Vermont Street
Slight damage to two cars after TF B Warner backed from the east curb on Vermont Street. A TE Hunter turning north to avoid the Warner vehicle brushed front fenders. D C Barnes driving south at 1148 East Fifteenth Street remained uninvolved.
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TF. B. Warner
New Hampshire Street
A. TE. Hunter
Music Week Opens at KU With Lawrence School Ensembles
The University of Kansas launches its annual Music Week with a 3:30 pm concert in Hoch Auditorium by Lawrence public school music groups. The 85 piece high school orchestra conducted by Ferde Grofe leads a program featuring Lawrence primary and intermediate grades, junior high girls chorus, Memorial High School chorus and band, and student pianists, under directors Hobbs, Barnhart, and Miessner.
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Lawrence Public Schools
Hoch Auditorium
Ferde Grofe
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial High School
Oliver Hobbs
Jerome Kern
Pavane
Awetterton Gould
George Gershwin
Martha Dooley
Ferde Grofa
Mabel Barnhart
W. Otto Miessner
Matthing Keller
Fopevop
John Philip Sousa
Lawrence Memorial Band
God Save America
Otto Miessner
Awd Thompson
Music Week
D.M. Swarth
School of Fine Arts
K. U
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Art Show Highlights Public School Works Next Week
The annual Lawrence public schools art show opens next week in the Community building basement. From kindergarten to senior high, all city schools are represented with original student designs. War-related pieces include Junior Red Cross projects, war bond and victory garden posters, and materials from the 1942 summer studio.
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Lawrence
Kindergarden
Red Cross
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Art classes and open house showcase regional crafts
The display features classes in clay modeling paper craft embroidery wood and soap carving block printing weaving bead work book binding leather craft and jewelry. Open Monday afternoon and daily through the week with one evening only. Open house Friday evening May 7 from 7 30 to 10 when children will demonstrate arts activities.
Kansas War Bond Drive Reaches $57.6 Million
Kansas war bond purchases in the victory drive totaled 57,595,711 as reports from several counties arrived. State finance officials expect the $50,000,000 goal to be surpassed by more than 8,000.
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Topeka
Kansas
State War Finance Committee
Leavens 11 Remedy Advertisement Claims Universal Relief
A Rexal Store notice promotes Leavens 11 as a universal remedy for all ailments including wheeze and shortness of breath. It guarantees customer satisfaction regardless of location or prior treatment attempts.
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Rexal
Reconstruction in Central Europe Talk by Alex Roth
Alex Roth assistant instructor in KU anatomy will speak at the Unitarian church at Vermont and Twelfth streets tomorrow at 11 AM. He left Vienna after the Nazi occupation and studied at the University of Vienna City College of New York and Nebraska Wesleyan University where he graduated with top honors. He has applied to KU medical school and currently serves as assistant to Dr. Henry C. Tracy.
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Alex Roth
University of Kansas
Unitarian Church
Vermont
Twelfth Streets
Roth
Vienna
University of Vienna
United States
City College of New York
Nebraska
Y.M. C.A
Phi Kappa Epsilon
Sigma Nu
K.U. Medical School
Henry C. Tracy
Smoke Causes Alarm at Westminster Hall Furnace Incident
Fire crews respond to smoke reported from newspapers burning in the furnace of Westminster Hall at 1221 Oread Avenue. No injuries reported as tenants evacuate and authorities investigate cause.
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Westminster Hall
Oread Avenue
Furnace Firehose Hoax Traced to Employee Alarm Raised
A group of intruders caused fear among girl roomers by staging smoke from a fake fire. They fled after an alarm was sounded and firemen found only a furnace fire caused by a house employee stuffing newspapers into the furnace.
City Panel of Ration Board Grants Vehicle Certificates
The rationing board issued a new car certificate to Harold Wesley Wilson Jr of 1046 Kentucky as an army officer on duty at K U A bicycle certificate went to Frank Matheny Jr of cer Massachusetts as a messenger Two tire certificates covered 13 grade I tires eight grade II tires four grade III tires seven passenger car tubes and one new truck tire were also issued.
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Kentucky
K.U
Frank Matheny, Jr
Cer
Massachusetts
Messenger OY
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