Call for Emergency Strike Legislation Hits Coal Battle
Washington May 16 A Production Administrator John D Small urged swift law making to outlaw strikes for at least six months arguing that Lewis and the United Mine Workers have paralyzed American industry He warned that voluntary arbitration may be forced and called the coal strike a stark example of disruption threatening public welfare and the economy He urged temporary measures while preserving the right to collective bargaining for future talks
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Washington
John D. Small
John L. Lewis
Soha
Smawie
United Dine Workers
Nwhita
Lewis
Sewell
Hitler promises Versailles revenge and armed force pledge
Military figures testified that Hitler vowed to crush Versailles restraints and rebuild the armed forces. Grand Admiral Raeder described Hitler’s one man policy to shape Reich policy and use the Wehrmacht to quell unrest while evading treaty limits through civilian pilot status and naval adjustments.
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Mugenberg
Adolf Hitler
Versailles
Erich Raeder
Raeder
Hitler
Reich
Wehrmacht
Germany
Ivy
Twin dies in fire after mother leaves kitchen stove
In Pittsburg Kansas a two year old girl Nancy Troxel died when her clothing caught fire after her mother Carroll Troxel stepped outside briefly. An uncle, C Reeclanton, helped extinguish the flames. The tragedy occurred as food was left cooking on the kitchen stove.
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Pitteburg
Kan
Nancy Troxel
Carrol Troxel
Tom
C. Reeclanton
Work moves on as Winter builds new Chevrolets garage
With a full crew and near completion of essential materials, Ship Winter's large Chevrolet garage at 758 New Hampshire nears a late August opening. The expanded facility will triple front frontage to 160 feet and extend 117 feet deep, featuring a glassed in display island and a central new car showroom. Normal service will pause as the old section is merged, then full operation resumes next week.
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Winter
New Hampshire
Kansas
Asked to fill pulpit by Holyoke church minister
The Rev Daniel Miller of Second Baptist Holyoke Mass has been asked by the pulpit committee of 81 Kentucky Street Baptist church to preach at Sundays 12 am service. He will arrive in Lawrence Saturday afternoon en route to the Northern Baptist convention at Grand Rapids Michigan. Born in Wisconsin 1902 he graduated Shurtleff College 1928 and Andover Newton 1932. He served pastorates in Rochester New Hampshire 1933 to 1936 and Keene New Hampshire 1936 to 1941 and has led Holyoke since 1941. He has three children.
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Daniel Miller
Second Baptist Church
Holyoke
Mass
The
Baptist Church
Kentucky
Mr. Miller
Lawrence
Daniel H. Miller T
Northern Baptist Convention
Grand Rapida
Mich
Wisconsin
Shurtleff College
Andover Newton University
Rochester
N.H
Keene, N.H
Paul H. Stoner
Ottawa University
University of Kansas
Marines
University of Iowa
Ottawa
Madlson Coombs Chosen President for Ensuing Year
Officers of the University club were elected for the ensuing year at a small meeting in the club rooms. Bradish Santee served as vice president with Verner Smith as treasurer and Elmer Beth as secretary. E. S. Gray and Joe Traylor were elected Gmten Jones Tent if President with Jon Jones retiring to preside.
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University Club
Bradish Santee
Verner Smith
Elmer Beth
E. 5. Gray
Joe Traylor
Gmten Jones
Jon Jones
Truman Seeks To Break Deadlock In White House Talks
After a late afternoon session with O'Neill and Lewis the White House said there was no progress with Schwellenbach Snyder and Steelman present. O'Neill and Lewis left the conference tense and solemn, walking away along Pennsylvania Avenue and Lafayette Park after another meeting with the President.
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O'Neill
White Hous
Charles G. Ross
Labor
Schwellenach
John W. Snyder
John R. Steelman
Lewis
Pennsylvania Avenue
Lafayette Park
White House
Penny to seek reelection to Douglas County Board
M. N. Penny announces candidacy for reelection to the Douglas County Board of Commissioners from the first district, seeking the Republican nomination. Penny notes his West Lawrence paving work, Ready Mixed Concrete business, and three years of projects reducing debt, including the Convalescent Home and Wakarusa bridge. Elmer Onsdahl of Grant township also seeks the Republican nomination for the office.
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M. ON. Tenny
Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Quiy
Ed Johnson
Lou Griffith
Nore
West Lawrence Porth
East Lawrence
12Th Street
North Lawrence
Irant Township
Penny
Lawrence
Kanas
General County
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Wakarusa
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K.U. Engineering Schow
Men's Alliance
Civic Action Council
Co-Operative Club
Elmer Onsdahl
Grant Township
Farmer
Deaths and Funerals Led by Mrs Emma Reeley Emel Pasewark
Mrs Emel Pasewark learned Tuesday that her sister Mrs Emma Hogley aged 17 died at her Kansas City Kansas home. Pasewark of 303 Elm Street attended services for Mrs Bosley at St Benedicts Church this morning. Misses Anna and Mary McCracken learned of cousin Mrs Mabel Andrews death on May 7. Mrs Andrews resided Emerson Nebraska and had been a guest with the McCrackens last October and November.
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Emel Pasewark
Emma Hogley
Kansas City
Kan
Pasewark
Elm Street
Bosley
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Mabel Andrews
Anna
Mary McCracken
Andrews
Emerson
Nebro
McCrackens
Buckler brothers to face first degree murder charges
Platte City Missouri reports that Prosecutor Jay Wilson will file first degree murder charges against Cecil and Albert Buckler in the death of Cecil's 16 year old bride. A coroner jury ruled the bride died from blows with blunt instruments in the hands of the Bucklers. The brothers were not present, held on assault charges, and moved from the county jail for safety amid mob threats.
Fellowship and Prayer Service Postponed at First Baptist
In Lawrence the Women's Society of the First Baptist Church announced the Fellowship and Prayer Service planned for tomorrow at 2 30 pm has been postponed until further notice. Washington May 16 UP A bill on airmail rates from 5 to 6 cents was voted unanimously by the house and awaits Senate action and White House approval.
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The
Women’s Society of the First Baptist Church
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Discontinue Rail Strike Conference Reported Continued
United States government holds a third meeting with railroad operators after fruitless sessions. Union leaders say talks resumed following White House discussions as crews vote on potential actions. carriers and unions plan to report progress to Mr. Tannan, while seizure of railroads remains uncertain.
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Johnston and Whitney
Raumian
White House
Trainien
Knote
Tannan
Whitney
Martin Miller
Asn
Kiwanis Meeting Hosts High School Mixed Chorus
The Lawrence high school mixed chorus directed by Oliver Hobbs performed for the Kiwanis club at the Eldridge hotel with songs including The Star Spangled Banner Beautiful Savior Set Down Servant My Hero Erie Canal and America. Miss Edith Beach guest of the Junior Academy of Science club and a 2nd Boy Scout troop sponsored by the club announced by Bob Gets will begin activities soon. Another Texas polio death raises total to six since the outbreak began last week.
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Lawrence High School
Oliver Hobbs
Kiwanis
Eldridge Hotel
Renne Jose
Hero
Bill Orr
Erie Canal
Blanche Piergon
America
Edith Beach
Emporia
Bob Gets
First Honors to Couple Married Sixty-Six Years
Hutchinson Kansas May 16 Nearly 100 couples all married more than 50 years marched onto a platform downtown for Hutchinsons diamond jubilee celebration Goldens went to Mr and Mrs Charles Klingman wed 65 years A parade with 600 horsemen and vintage cars followed A brief shower disrupted the program and a large crowd waited out the rain The local Board of Education rejected an extra holiday petition and 300 high school students left class before returning Principal J F Gilliland gave no indication of disciplinary action
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Hutchinson
Kan
Charles Klingman
County
yBonor
Board of Education
J. F. Gilliland
26 Persons Die In Early Morning Richmond Plane Crash
A southbound chartered twin engine Viking airliner crashed into pines near Byrd Airport Richmond at 1 18 am all 27 aboard perished including 24 passengers and crew The flight originated Newark and was en route to Atlanta Weather was very poor with near zero ceilings and one mile visibility Officials said 21 men three women and three unidentified men perished with bodies sent to five local funeral homes.
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Richmond
CAS
Byrdaghtort
Loran Creek
Newark
N. J
Atlanta
CAA
Manchuria
Lin Chieh says Russian troops withdrawn from Manchuria
Chinese Vice Minister Lin Chieh said he had been informed that all Russian troops had left Manchuria. He noted no formal Moscow reply yet and cited Gen. Tung Pen-Ping reporting an informal notification. The move may affect Port Arthur under the Sino Soviet treaty.
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Nanking
Lin Chieh
Manchuria
Dairen
Tin
Port Arthur
Liu
Moscow
Tung Pen-Ping
Vladivostok
Victim of Texas Tornado Killed As Others Injured
A tornado near Roscoe Texas killed Alvis Minton and critically injured her husband. Their 9 year old daughter Sherry suffered a broken leg and other injuries in the same wreckage. Four other homes were demolished in the affected area. In Ballinger, a hailstorm caused about 390000 in damage with sheep killed and plate glass windows shattered.
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Roscoe
Tex
Upi
Texas
Alvis Minton
Sherry
Ballinger
Plan to avoid price boosts in crop policy
Washington reports the government will not implement price boosts or a premium on head train crop, per Secretary Clinton P. Anderson in testimony to the House Agriculture Committee investigating world food conditions. In Wichita, a sub-district office to train organized army reserves for 32 central Kansas counties was announced by Lt. Col. E. C. Campbell. Noema Jean Dickey, 3, received emergency tetanus antitoxin after a fall on a concrete step at home and was treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital before returning home.
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Mar
Clinton P. “Anderson
House Agriculture Committee
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Tas
E. C. Campbell
Jean Dickey
Roy Dickey
Route 4
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Barbs by Hal Cochran on credit and repairs
Notes on acceptability of honesty over deceit. The column discusses road repair timelines and the role of Californian women in the discourse, mentioning a husband’s weekly pay and domestic matters in a sardonic tone.
Fish price ceilings lifted for most seafood
Washington May 16. UP Deputy OPA Administrator Geoffrey Baker announced that price ceilings will be removed starting Monday for most fresh and frozen fish. Retained ceilings apply only to halibut, mackerel, tuna, sardines and pilchards. Ceilings on fresh and canned shrimp and scallops will also be removed.
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Washington
OPA
Geoffrey
Baker
Bethel families host multiple gatherings across Lawrence area
Bethel residents and relatives from Centrapalle, Lravenwartts, and Ottawa visited in Lawrence and Overbrook for Sunday dinners and Mother's Day. Names include the Jones, Hoffman, Turner, Suich, Gage, and Hoffman families among others, with travel from Kansas City and California. Local visits featured relatives at Ben Taker’s home and extended family meals.
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Verne Clark
Lravenwartts
Stra
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Toho
A. T Haffman
Charles Flofftman
Ralph Haffman
Lawrence
Ben Taker
Miinore
Leland
Nettle Suich
Baldwin
Godfrey Sweneen
Kansas City
Clarence Albuixht
Par Gage
California
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Meo
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Dehrin
Elaine
Alvi
Hen Hoffman Dena
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Mav
al. Ivin Stahel
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Mro
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Owens
Harold Fisher
Alan
Margaret
Orville Maker
Shirley
Jeanine
Ten Baker
Earl Colling
Independonen
Kia Fister
Everett Turner
Turner
Albert Turner
HA. Turner
Ottawa
Maridanna Hoffman
Woneld Saisberry
Mr. Saisberry
Fatty
Markets at Glanes moe Tack May 18
Market report from Glanes Moe Tack and Kansan City notes mixed activity across bonds, wheat, corn, and hogs with capitally steady livestock prices. Includes USDA livestock receipts forecasts for May 16 and commodity prices for wheat corn oats and soy offerings.
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Glanes Moe Tack
Stewie
Ivady
pFaite General Rade Stelar
Kangax
Kensax
Ustaas
Wien
Fragmented Miscellany from Local Market and Notices
A jumble of OCR text includes market items such as grain and yellow corn, poultry and dairy mentions, and scattered prices. The passage also contains a Card of Thanks from F Velrhasa thanking Lawrence folks for sympathy while in hospital in Kansas City, with wishes of blessing for all.
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Lawrence
Kansas City
Anne
F. Velrhasa
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