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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1946

Page

9

Welfare fund is not a novel idea says Lewin plan

Washington May 15 UP John L Lewin presses a welfare fund for miners with mine owners funding seven percent of payroll and turning control to the union The government BLS report cites 12 000 union agreements showing most plans rely on employer funding and private insurers with modest employer contributions and varying administration The idea aims to cover medical service hospitalization life and disability with different funds and boards while noting high on the job injury rate.

Jamer Marlow Washington John L .Lewin Bureau of Labor Statistics BLS Lewis Althy Bls Jess Lewin National Huttondale Manufacturings Association the International Ladies Garment Workers Union International Ladies Garment Workers Union A.F.L Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Amersdea United Hatters, Cap! and Machinery Workers International Union Textile Workers Union of American OU United Textile Workers ’Way International Fur and Leather Workers Union of America United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America Upholsterers International Union of North America WL United Furmarkers of America Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America

Fast Moves to Combat Outbreak of Diphtheria

The state board of health rushed emergency diphtheria toxoid and antitoxin to Fredonia Kansas after 13 cases triggered school closures. A second shipment went to Liberal to help fight a diphtheria surge that hospital officials described as serious. Liberal is believed to be under control. Victor Kirk, longtime secretary of the Kansas Corporation Commission since 1942, dies in Topeka.

Topeka State Board of Health Fredonia Kan Kansas Liberal Wilhfour K. C. H. Kinnaman Dr. Kinnaman Commission Victor Kirk Kansan Corporation Commission Iola

Graduation Exercises Planned for Eudora Seniors

Graduation exercises for the Eudora senior class will be held in the high school auditorium on May 19 and May 10 at 8 p.m. The program lists an address by Principal Kerr and features a vocal solo and several student presentations by Archie Sparks Arthur Rasili etc. Class members include Dorothy Cooper Don Seiwald Edna Mae Robinson and others.

Eudora EL DR. Kerr P.m Hoty Haries A. Kame Seren Thavier Vocal Sule Ph Cadman KF Weiberpsatls Sandersveeratdine Barris Adteas Muehner Ene i Carter Cink Ake Mint Dintena Tivard Ap Weliva i Benedietloy Fev Archie Sparks Arthur Rasilidher Norothy Willard Negrecs Wilson Edna Mae Robinson Herbert Weidensaul Detta Bohnsack Delphinia Bohnsack Arlen Grosdidier Geraldine Harris Carl Kurtz Dorothy Cooper Don Seiwald Maxine Virran

Eighth Grade Exercises At Eudora Grade School

Last night at 8 o clock the Eudora Grade School eighth grade held exercises directed by Principal Mr Richards and eighth grade teacher Mrs Ma Rverite Miller. The program featured musical numbers and recitations by students Carol Joxee Bond Robert Durr Dorothy Grider Eugene Hosford Donald Martin William Neustifter A W Oliver Jr and Jean While plus a chorus.

Eudora Richards Ma Rverite Miller Athatin Mendelson Vastord Neustiftec Maxine Donald Martin William Neustifter A. W. Oliver, Jr Jean While

A Meeting of Poets 1A Folding Into War Time

A 1942 meeting of a poetry society was held at Lab Anderson’s farm home on June 3. Duane Wisi chaired the informal dinner with a program preceding quiet readings. Prof Uien Hoopes and captions from local universities participated. music featured Edna Becker and a pianist composer from Arkansas City.

Rity Lab Anderson Pare Duane Wisi Uesa Ueien Uhoda Hoopes Eagl Nicat Sheeesh RM Hla Pianist Emposer Arkansas City Edna Becker Topeka Wilvirayd

Poem Broadcast to Open Summer Ceremony on KWBW

A radio program of original poems will air at 8 PM on June 4 on KWBW. The event features readings by members and will include Mrs. McCarroll of Mahattan as an organizer.

KWBW Inson McCarroll Mahattan

Army allows ostrich pets and other animals in homes

Army circular grants permission to keep ostriches at home if disease exposure is ruled absent while allowing dogs cats parrots and certain other animals. It bans flying foxes and some birds. Court fines noted for driving and over parking as Lawrence citizens pay. Wildlife restoration program cited dating to 1938 under Roosevelt.

Han Cooper Isige Lane Mississippid Julian Gutierrez Lane Lawrence

Wheat Picture Dark: Kansas Winter Wheat Deteriorates

The Kansas weekly weather and crop report for the week ended May 14 shows further deterioration of the winter wheat crop across two thirds of the state, with northern sections faring relatively better. A May 11 freeze west of Doniphan to Barber counties, temperatures down to six below freezing, and 2 inches of rain at Junction City marked the week, following a April drop in production from 212 to 168 million bushels.

Topeka Kansan Kansas Doniphan County Barber County Kani Marais Des Cygnes Kansas River Junction City

Southwest weather delays crop germination and seeding

The southwest stayed dry while corn planting moved in northern and western areas with stands fair to good. Sorghum seeding lagged due to dryness and cold. Eastern pastures grew well and stocked. Early spring lambs moved to market.

Fewer Seek Jobs through Kansas Employment Office

Franzke reports April job calls in Kansas state employment offices totaling 154000, down from March by 2150 women and 11516 men. The drop reflects a continuing decline in job inquiries across the state.

Kansas EL S. Employment Service FLW Franzke

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