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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1947

Page

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Southwestern Bell Strike Ends In Five States

The Southwestern Bell Telephone strike settled with a weekly wage increase of about 4.42 for non supervisory workers. Full service delays remained as picket lines by Western Electric workers were withdrawn and area by area returned to work. Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas and a portion of Illinois were affected with gradual restorations and wage terms to be finalized in a drawn up agreement.

St. Louis Southwestern Bell Telephone Western Electric Equipment Everett Kansan Lawrence Concordia Atchison, Inc Missouri Arkansas Kanass Oklahoma Tears St. Louie Cotter Uninn Carter Bell System

President's Absence Delays Signing Greek Turkish Aid

Washington May 27 President Truman’s absence from Washington to care for his ill mother in Grandview Missouri will delay signing the 400 060 000 Greek Turkish relief bill. Ayers said the plan to sign Monday or Tuesday is postponed pending Mrs Truman’s illness outcome. Congress approved the measure Thursday and Truman has 10 days to sign.

Washington Truman Ue Bedaide Grandview Fhen Ayers Martha Truman Congress Senate Vandenberg R.mich Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman Musteek Koren

A Delay at Topeka

Topeka May 17 Telephone service was restored in most Kanar cities and towns, but Topeka and Wichita remained on emergency power. J Wayne McCoy of Southwestern Bell paid a visit, while unionized Western Electric workers picketed the Topeka offices awaiting word on resuming work.

Topeka Kanaar Wichita J. Wayne McCoy Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Topek

State rests case as defense seeks acquittals in lynching trial

In Greenville on May 17 the state challenged the defense after Judge J Robert Martin barred photos of a February lynching. Defense moved for directed verdicts of acquittal for Earl Martin and others, arguing improper linkage to the mob. Judge indicated a ruling next Monday on admissibility and acquittals, as unemployment data showed a drop in jobless claims with 420 weekly unemployment filings and 114 job openings at the local office.

Greenville South Carolina J. Robert Martin Jin Tom Wofford Earl Martin Martin Sam D. Stewart Woodrow Wilson Clardy Ernest Stoker Bee Norris Wofford Willie Eugene Bishop W. D. Oakles Howard Thompson KSES Jaba

Sunday May Be Fair Toneka Weather Outlook

A May 13 forecast says Sunday will be fair and mild with highs around 75 to 80 and lows near 30 to 60. Scattered showers were forecast for tonight in eastern areas. Kansas rainfall totals from early morning include Leavenworth 0.18 and Wichita 0.27 inches among others. Painter Harry W Bright, 1229 Pennsylvania, is recovering from a fractured vertebra after a fall while painting Dr F Allen’s home at 831 Louisiana. he slid down a ladder when a scaffold board loosened, but injuries are described as light and not hospitalized.

Grandview Graham Snon Mrs. Truman Toneka Sarena Lowator Kansas Leavenworth Kansas City Lawrence Topeka Machetes Ottawa Fort Scott Chamute Columbus Independence Phillipsburg Conectica Ellis Salina McPherson Hutchinson Pratt Wichita Goodland Seoty Cite Tribune Garden City Dodge City Liberalo i Harry W. Bright Pennsylvania Street F. Allen Louisiana Street Allen Bright Allen Phillips Coel Fame Tam

Battleship Oklahoma Sinks Near Honolulu Under Tow

The battleship Oklahoma, refloated and under tow from Pearl Harbor to Oakland for scrapping, sank 40 miles off Honolulu at 4 35 am Pacific Standard Time. No crew were aboard. Tow was by Hercules with Moore Drydock, following Coast Guard reports and previous salvage orders.

Fan Francis Oklahoma Pearl Harbor San Francisco Honolulu Wis Coast Guard Hercules Oakland Calif Moore Drydock Company Young Brothers, Ltd

Thefts Averted at Osage County Courthouse Shootout

Lyndon May 17 Osage county officers killed one man and captured two others after they tried to remove confiscated liquor from the county courthouse. Sheriff William Gray identified the slain man as R. I. Day of Council Bluffs Iowa who faced assault charges. The three suspects, Clyde Jackson and Robert L. White of Enid Oklahoma and Day, were reportedly planning to steal a truck and liquor when officers called for surrender. Gray said Day died within minutes, while Jackson and White surrendered about 20 minutes later. About 30 cases of liquor were found piled outside the jail window. County Attorney Paul Wilson planned burglary charges against Jackson and White.

Lyndon Osage William Gray R. I. Day Council Bluffs Oxage Gray Tnisty Jat Clyde Jackson Robert L. White Enid Okla Jackson Iail O. McAtes White Paul Wilson

Kansas Editorial Golf Tour Finalists Named at Lawrence Club

The Kansas Editorial Golf association championship flight finalists are Earl Knauss Garnett Review and Art Lowell Concordia Blade Empire at Lawrence Country Club. Governor Frank Carlson visited during finals day. Harry Hitter of the Daily Burlington Republican was medalist with 76. A banquet set to decide annual one-tournament format. 1948 Wichita 49 Topeka. Clyde Speer Wichita Eagle secretary. Jack Speer Eagle assistant secretary.

Earl Knauss Garnett Review Art Lowell Concordia Blade Empire Kansas Editorial Golf Association Lawrence Country Club Frank Carlson Harry Hitter Daily Burlington Republican Eldridge Topeka Wichita Clyde Speer The Wichita Eagle Jack Speer Eagle

K U Coed Reigns at 1 5 4 Dance Tonight Favored

The KU coed chosen as sweetheart at the LA dance from 9 to 12 pm tonight in the Union ballroom will receive gifts. Independent Student association members are eligible. Gifts include nylon hose, cologne, bracelets, ring, purses, albums, and more. Kassinger and his band will play for the semi formal affair.

L.A Union Independent Student Association Kassinger

Haskell Institute Class of 47 Graduation Week Begins

Haskell Institute announces graduation week events with a Sunday night graduation sermon by Rev. E Russell Carter, public auditorium service, invocation by Rev. Charles Thomas, and a May 23 commencement for 96 high school diplomas 46 post graduate commercial diplomas and 30 vocational certificates. Dr George B Smith will deliver the address titled Our Obligations in Educated Men and Women. Faculty will host a reception in Pocahontas Hall after the sermon.

Haskell Institute E. Russell Carter Fregubers Haskell Charles Thomas Lawrence Ministerial Alliance George B. Smith K. U. School of Education Pocahontas Hall Dewate Robert l Tiers Hyun Walter Charles Thames Corey Charles Thorn Iron Aidas Merdy Roberts Orcallist

Harvest Hopes Up in Lawrence County Moisture Rise

Weather observer Posey reports recent rainfall near six inches with an additional planned inch before 1 am, boosting moisture for Lawrence County farmers. Rain soaks dry earth while ponds run soggy. farmers note moisture depths from three to five inches across upland fields, aiding road maintenance and crop prospects.

Lawrence Cnty Wo Posey

Kansas Bankers elect new leaders at annual convention

Werhita chief W Stilwell of Kansas City becomes president of the Kansas Bankers Association at the annual bankers convention in May. Floyd F. Lull of Smith Center elected vice president, George W. Daugherty of Ulysses treasurer, and Fred M. Rowman of Topeka along with Carl A. Rowman reelected as executive secretary and secretary. Robert Downie elected to the executive council of the American Bankers Association. Kansas vice presidents named include Naylow Concordia Lingdy Clearwater and E G Pritcellla. May 1948 session awarded to Topeka.

Werhita Kan IE. W. Stilwell Kansas City Kansas Bankers Association Bankers Vegmalday Floyd F. Lull. Smith Center George W. Daugherty Ulysses Fred M. Rowman Topeka Carl A. Rowman Robert Downie Garden

Indictment Linked to Centralia Mine Disaster

A Washington county grand jury brought charges in Nashville Illinois against a Department of Mines and Minerals official for palpable omission linked to the Centralia Illinois mine explosion that killed 112 people on March 25.

Partment of Mines and Minerala Nashville, Il Washington County Centrala, Il

Phone Bell Snap Ends One Day Lawrence Strike

Lawrence residents heard the quick ring of phones as Southwestern Bell resumed normal operations after a one day strike. Manager Richard Ayres and union leaders coordinated shift schedules to restore service while parties awaited settlement terms, with staff eager to catch up on orders and return to routine duties.

Lawrence Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Richard Ayres Altho Lawrence Telephone Clerka RH. Lockwood Unton Claude Milliken Atrice Lockwood Unos Roepe Ayres

Outdoor Art Display at KU Judged by Spectators

Delta Phi Delta will sponsor an outdoor art display in Fowler Grove on the University of Kansas campus. Entrants affiliated with KU may enter all art forms including design drawing painting etchings lithographs and watercolors. The public votes for its top choices. KU chapter of Delta Phi Delta is the first in the nation and since 1909 over 95 chapters have followed.

Delta Phi Delta Fowler Grove University of Kansas K. U

Certificates to pilots in Lawrence extend airfield cadre

Three Lawrence flyers earned private pilot certificates after tests last week, named as Robert M. Drever, Robert L. Curtis and James N. Mueller. Municipal operator Lloyd Ware said new planes were delivered to L. W. Hayes Construction in Mission and Charles Andrews on Vermont Street, with all three pilots to be based at Lawrence field.

Lawrence Lloyd Ware Ware Robert M. Drever Stead Avenue Robert L. Curtis James N. Mueller Weat Campus Road L. W. Hayes Construction Company Mission Charles Andrews Vermont Street Ware Sid Both

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