Truman Plan to Settle Strike Revealed by Detroit News
Detroit May 10 The Detroit News reports President Truman proposed a settlement to the coal strike based on a 16 42 cent hourly wage increase and operator-financed health and welfare funds. The plan would require a broader truste e committee and public involvement to implement, with details attributed to Washington sources.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Washington
Laser
Ban
Eines
Jean Lo
Bryer
New Methodist Group Advances In Mersey Area
A fragmented OCR read describes a new Methodist group forming to address local church needs near Mersey. Officers and leaders are named in a garbled list, with notes on weather and range conditions affecting planned activities. The text mentions dry conditions and scheduling of events and daily payments to officials.
Fragmented Heard in Lawrence Law Notice
An unclear Lawrence item mentions a court or office action and a nurse or official tied to the case. The readable text references a person or entity and an investigation or proceeding without clear details. Further context is unreadable due to damaged OCR.
Payne Ratner Appointed Lay Official in Religious Education
CPI Payne H. Ratner Wichita attorney and longtime church figure was named lay advisory secretary for the International Council of Religious Education in Chicago. Rev J Allan Watson announced Ratner also joins the Nations Laymen's movement for Christian education.
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Chicago
CPI
Payne H. Ratner
Wichite
Fox
Ternational Council of Religious Education
J. Allan Watson
Council
Lewis Offers 12 Day Strike Trace
Contined from page 1 government officials say 15.12 cents is the highest wage increase possible under current wage-price policy The UMWA demands a multi year rise but has not specified a dollar amount Affects Housing Program with rail transport reduced and fuel shortages looming Housing Administrator Wyatt aids Small Rae seizure and sector tensions rise Congress pushback and defense transport concerns loom Spies and wartime measures feature in broad national strain on economy and industry
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Cheater Bowles
U.M.W
Newonel
Wyatt
John D. Small
Rae Pent
Top Commanders Meet in Pacific Visit
Tokyo May 10 1945 The top Allied commanders Eisenhower and MacArthur meet for the first time since hostilities began exchanging remarks and greeting each other at Atsugi airport. They tour MacArthur headquarters and plan further conferences and inspections of occupation units ahead of a Sunday review.
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Tokyo
Allied Armize
Europe
Pacific
Eisenhower
European
MacArthur
Philippines
Maz
Robert L. Eichelberger
Eighth Army
Atsugi
Jlanch
Cteff
Tomormw
First Cavalry Division
Einenhower
Honeng
United
Kobe
Weaver Merchandising Idea Featured in National Trade Paper
An January Journal-World article highlights Weaver's merchandising as a national example. Miss Sith details space constraints and display methods to promote Cobert items, including a closet rack and on-floor displays on the main level. Mercier Fiore notes Weaver's as a notable small-city department store with praised displays and methods.
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Ats
Misa
Alice Emith
Miss Sith
Journal-World
Notion
Mercier Fiore
Journeli
Deaths and Funerals for Messer Family in Kansas
Obituary notice for Myrie Messer and relatives from Lawrence and Pleasant Grove. Mentions burial in a Kansas cemetery and services at a funeral home. Lists surviving family including Eve Messer, Vernon L Messer, Robert F Messer, and others, with service details and former residences.
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Myrie Messer
Jetuer Messer
Mra. J. L
Lawrence and Noble
Pleasant Grove
Herpral
Kansan
Ye Ces
Bere
Oax
Cock van
M. Messer van Bore
Wrenve
Chriseere de Lac
Giathe
Folwig
Ucuer
Worie
Hemos
Lawrence Bese
Eve Menser
Wera
Kuy Nh
Messer
Lewis
Eeeer
Ang Vernon L
Utne
Robert F. Meeser
Matnta
Gaughver
Cna
Bear
Wichita
Huey
Baldwin
Tom Daviteot
Fort -Eege
Kern
Warorge Meawer
For
Gudge
Ter
H. Meawer
Armed Services
Peaner
Lewls Clinches Title In Bem Batletis Event
Juen L Lewls wins the main event at the Bem Batletis meet amid a noisy crowd. Officials and local figures including Mr Charles Nell and Mr O Neill are quoted on the outcome while a conference with Trumac is noted. The report mentions mine owners negotiations and a police withdrawal during coverage.
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U—The Wee House
Hom
Lo Lewes
Tof Reed
Recital in Cello by Martha Bax at University
Martha Bax a senior cellist and University Symphony Orchestra member presents the lone cello recital Monday evening in the Frank Stronghall auditorium. Assisted by Edward St Pinatius she performs works by Handel Griesz Bach and Vivaldi with Bach pieces in the mix. Bax is a Pittsburg native daughter of S W Barter Jr and has held first chair in the cello section for two years. She is Mu Phi Epsilon member and recently elected to Phi Kappa Phi.
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Frank Stronghall
Martha Lee Baxet
Raymond Stuh
Miss Barter
S. W. Barter, Jr
Pittsburg
University
University Symphony Orchestra
Mu Phi Epsilon
Fi Kappamboe
Nations Honorary Society
Edward St Pinaiaty
Handy
Griez
Bach
Blach
Ven Guens
Market News Markets at Gianes New York May 10 41
Market news from New York and Kansas City details commodities and futures. It notes rice wheat corn and yellow corn prices, futures activity, and receipts alongside general market sentiment amid mixed trading signals. Strong entities include Kansas City and Chicago market reports with various price figures.
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Gianes
New York
Manese City Grain Kansas Ciy
Uae
Kansas City Hay Marner
Kansas Cay
Young Artists Program Exciting EU Music Event
A concert featuring rising talents highlighted the Young American Artists Program. The standout performer, Miss Sack, impressed with technical mastery and warmth, while Evam and Ethel Evans received praise for their advices and engaging stage presence. The program showcased varied pieces including Schubert and contemporary selections, with audience applause reflecting the evening’s bright prospects.
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Lawrence
Schubert
Soraca
Ethel Evans
Aristocra
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Washington Dispatch
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Perse
Payne Ratner
International Commcil of Religious Education
Congress
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Hoesse
Treneport
Wight
Leday
Toenerel Moore
Crryeier
LO Gays
Ford
Teuned
Second Post Ponen
Poe Seneut
Pation
Ateeael Mae Goverven
America
Tereseues Boen
Teree
Juen
Baurik Ibeer
Masaner
Christiana
Martha Lee Bester
Kansas City
Biyentock
Pwetee
Pest Wien
Tully
Liventock Cisse
USDA
Estuck
Eters
Tevetposter
Deest
Rue
Beta Hare
Leoni
Ieee Ruscet Baass
Tutvea
Misk Laon
Perpetguin
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Lound Comer Drug Store
St Paaterer Ea
Delbert C. Richardson Ensurance Agency
Mass. St
Jefferies
Rens EN Gropiorass
Trauming
Wayne, Jr
Soa
Migal Eae
Abl Finance CO
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FaRie
Nas Cus
Nuvo Asgeeiaiee
L. T. Harris CO
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