Case Bill Puts Counter Proposal Truman On Spot
Washington March 41. P President Truman faces a political fork today over the Case labor disputes bill. He must choose to sign risking labor enmity or veto and risk Congress passing the measure anyway. A veto could dampen labor pressure if new strikes ensue, while Senate inaction on his emergency program worsens the political stake. Public sentiment across factions shows varied views as Democratic and Republican leaders weigh the bill’s constitutional and economic implications.
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Brilliant Affair Highlights Final Student Artist Recital
A Wednesday evening recital at Frank Strong Hall featured 21 students showcasing polished concert work. Illness forced Violet Orloff to cancel her voice number, but the rest performed in two sets with a variety of instrumental pieces and vocal selections, reflecting strong training and artistic effort.
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OPA Raises Shoe Prices 10 to 15 Percent in 1942
Washington May 31 OPA boosted prices on shoes selling at five dollars and under by 10 to 15 percent. The action targets standard men’s women's and children's footwear produced in 1942 to spur low and moderately priced production. About one quarter of shoes may rise. current output runs around 45 million pairs monthly with retail gains of roughly 45 to 65 cents for men’s and women’s shoes and 25 to 35 cents for children’s.
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New Train Schedules Announced By Union Pacific and Rock Island
New faster schedules take effect Sunday with lighter equipment on Union Pacific and Rock Island lines. Westbound trains show adjusted departure times from Kansas City to Los Angeles and changes include discontinuing No. 24 and introducing a streamlined service with advance reservations. Eastbound adjustments affect No. 88 and the City of St. Louis streamliner, with several transfer options for Colorado travelers and altered times for No. 40 No. 43 and No. 44. A separate note covers awards for Kansas State College home economics leaders and an old furniture and clothing sale notice.
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Anthracite Mines May Not Be Seized in War-Time
Washington May 31 report says officials advised against seizing anthracite mines amid a strike. The government may run production until an agreement similar to the Bituminous contract is reached. John L. Lewis predicted steady output by Monday as talks continue.
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Rome vote on monarchy amid tensions in Italy
In Rome on May 31 voters faced a monarchist versus republican choice. Falcone Lucifero urged calm in backing King Umberto II while Palmira Togliatti claimed the peace treaty and Trieste remain unsettled due to Allied manipulation. A bomb and gunfire hit party offices, with no injuries.
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Important Address by Pope Pius XII Tomorrow
Vatican source says Pope Pius XII will deliver an important Italian address tomorrow in response to the sacred college of cardinals on his name day. The broadcast on Vatican radio at 9 45 am Eastern will last about 25 to 30 minutes and is expected to rank with his Christmas address.
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Market News New York May Market Summary
Market news from New York reports mixed activity across commodities. Cotton steady while oats and corn observed price movements. livestock markets show uneven trends with cattle and sheep generally firmer in Kansas City. grain and hay markets note modest gains and weaker forage values amid variable deliveries.
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Flood Damage in Texas Mounts Into Millions
Dallas and Fort Worth confront millions in flood losses as upper Trinity river floods threaten to crest at 12 to 42 feet. Levees fail, homes evacuated, trains halted, and a 12 year old boy, Arnold Holleman, drowns while attempting to rescue cattle.
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Youth for Christ rally draws Lawrence residents in Kansas City
Lawrence residents plan to attend the third anniversary Youth for Christ rally at Kansas City Me municipal auditorium tomorrow evening. The program features Dodds, a noted athlete, and Jorrey Johnson, Singspiration conductor, with a 1 000-voice chorus. Lawrence schools closed for summer vacation. teachers finish reports and students collect grade cards and letters.
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Tiny Ubgrtns Stock Market Slips After Lease Phase
The session saw small gains late after earlier losses while leases influenced activity. A number of shares were converted to advances as exchange transfers occurred. Celotex rose almost 2 percent amid market movement. Resistance appeared from Santa Fe Southern, Worthworth, Manaville, and International Nickel, signaling mixed sentiment in the sector.
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