Navy joins battle over John L. Lewis in Washington
Navy and other agencies act to curb the coal strike by enforcing government order. John L. Lewis remains defiant as federal authorities serve a contempt summons and await a court ruling on his contract termination notice amid mounting tension in the coal fields and Alexandria protests.
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Navy
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Chnes
Alexandria
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Luaydeh
Federal
Mar Gotde
Lewis Vee
Trn of Deputies
Levis
Airth Flonr Offie
Tien
Lewis Veniy
Wease
Lowie
Molotov Demands Troop Data to Relieve World Anxiety
Lake Success New York November 22 Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov renewed attacks on the United States and Britain for maintaining troops abroad and urged an immediate troop inventory to dispel world anxiety. In a speech before the United Nations political committee he repeated openness to a broader report on troops in all countries while excluding enemy nations. He suggested separating home troop data from disarmament talks. The U S seeks a U N consensus on troop information and arms reduction, viewing the information issue as minor compared to disarmament goals.
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N. Y
V. M. Molotov
United States
Great Britain
United Nations Assembly
Molotov
U.S
Mulotov
Russia
China
Iceland
Greece
Panama
Britain
United Nations
U. S
Soviet Union
President Fishes for New Divisions in Kansas and Washington
President Truman sails from West Florida on the USS Stribling for an all day fishing trip as labor strife with John T. Lewis and the United Mine Workers intensifies. Judge Goldsborough orders contempt action while Interior Secretary Krug disputes contract cancellations. Truman urges unity, cites the Constitution, and signals possible moves to end the miners strike. In Topeka Kansas the Chamber of Commerce backs legislation to create an division of markets and an aeronautics division with airport cooperation across states.
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West
Fla
Truman
E.S.T
John T. Lewis
U.S.S
Washington
T. Alan Goldsborough
Lewis
United Mine Workers
J. A. Krug
Vesterday
William J. Leahy
Fach
Leahy
Tang
United States
Tlacs
Charles G. Ross
Mr. Truman
Topeka
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Areonautica
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
State Chamber of Commerce
Harold Harper
Beardsley
Agrculture Council
Aviation Megeure
Aeronautics Divisten
Cften
Comenssicha
Partial Eclipse of Sun Visible Tomorrow in Area
The sun will show a partial eclipse tomorrow from about 9 38 a m to 12 92 p m with peak coverage near 10 45 a m. Prof N Storer of the University of Kansas notes the moon's shadow will cause it to appear earlier here than in the east.
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N. Storer
University of Kansas
Storer
Benefits to disabled World War II veterans announced
The Veterans Administration reported that about one fourth of World War II veterans have applied for disability benefits and half have been approved. The VA is paying 1,847,000 disabled veterans monthly benefits ranging from 13.80 to 360 dollars on average.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
District court to hear 43 cases next week
Forty three eisil cases are sched ved for trial in district court next week. The schedule includes 32 uncon tested divorce cases on Wednesday four contested divorce cases on Friday and seven civil suits on Monday and Tuesday. On Monday Suttles versus Murphy a partitioning and accounting case Fannie Bryant versus Thornton Hemphall a contract and accounting matter First Baptist Church versus Glenn Anderson. On Tuesday Sherman Huff vs Glen Heston a promissory note case Karl Hess et al versus Henry G Hess accounting Paul Brecueisen vs Albert Otto Jr for cancellation of contract and Lawrence Women's club versus the University of Kansas for possession of club property at 1941 Massachusetts street.
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Marvy Ellen Sumuens
Ediscriet Ecuet
Suttles
Murphy
Fannie Bryant
Thornton Hemphall
First Baptist Church
Glenn Anderson
Simmons
Sherman Huff
Glen Heston
Karl Hess
Henry G. Hess
Paul Brecueisen
Albert FL Otto, Jr
J. H. Menzer
Lawrence Women’s Club
University of Kansas
Massachusetts Street
Shriners Hold Central States Convention in Kansas City
Shriners from 8 temples gathered in Kansas City for the Central States Association annual convention. About 5 000 are expected for the two day event with Jude George H Rowe of Buffalo among early arrivals. The program includes two ceremonials and a march featuring units from Oklahoma City Little Rock Omaha Wrens Topeka Wichita and Denver. One ceremony honors Frank S Land founder of the Order of DeMolay. Land, a Kansas City native, organized DeMolay in 1919 with vine hays. the group now counts 1092 chapters and 1 700 000 members.
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Shriners
Central States Association
Jude George H. Rowe
Buffalo
N. Y
Oklahoma City
Little Rock
Omaha
Wrens
Advisory Council Named To Aid Unemployment Policy
Topeka November 22 A advisory council to aid in formulating unemployment insurance and employment service policies of the Kansas Unemployment Compensation Division was appointed today by P G Baird state labor commissioner Those named included Wilford Riegle state American Legion commander Emporia Domenico Gagliardo University of Kansas provemper Mrs Martha Sherwood Independence Floyd Black state federation of labor Topeka Willard Murphy Kansas City Kansas C SO Gerald Gordon associated industries of Kansas Topeka Ray Smith state chamber of commerce Hoisington
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Kansas Unemployment Compensation Division
P. G. Baird
Wilford Riegle
American Legion
Emporia
Domenico Gagliardo
University of Kansas
Martha Sherwood
Floyd Black
State Federation of Labor
Willard Murphy
Kansas C.so
Kansas City
Gerald Gordon
Associated Industries of Kansas
Ray Smith
State Chamber of Commerce
Hoisington
Plane Is Found with All Aboard Alive in Alps Rescue
Orly airfield announced the wreckage of an American C-55 transport found near Interlaken, Switzerland. All 11 aboard were alive, with eight reported as stretcher cases, as relief supplies were dropped and rescue teams prepared to reach the scene.
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Cpeorly
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Interlaken
Switzerland
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U. S
Frankfurt
Nienna
Haris
French Alps
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Pisa
Marseille
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Merringen
Wey Wast
Oberland
Jemiles
Finsteraahorn
Loyal M. Waynes
U.S. Army Air Force
Wiesbaden
Germany
Italy
Montain
Progress Hard-Earned For Atomic Industry Says Groves
General Leslie Groves, head of the Manhattan Project, says atomic power advances slowly toward industrial use. He cites the danger of radioactive rays and explosions from uranium plants as a major obstacle while noting efforts focus on heat from an atomic pile to drive turbines. He warns a device to release atomic energy without heat is not yet known.
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Washington
Lesitie FR. Groves
Herom
Final order for Big Springs rural district approved
Douglas county school reorganization board approves boundary changes to form a new Big Springs district incorporating U4 ard and parts of 19 35 75. A two teacher school planned with local hearings set through December and a March 1 19th effective date if no rehearing is requested.
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Francelien’ Church
Miral
Dal A
School for Legion and Auxiliary Members Here
A section of instruction for members of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday evening, December 2, at the local Legion hall from 7 to 9 o'clock. Department district and unit officials will attend. The event, linked with the school of instruction and the community service program, includes a safety program by the highway safety patrol. Legion members from Baldwin, Gardner, Wellsville, Olathe, Merriam, Argentine, Armourdale, Kansas City, Quindaro, and Rosedale have been invited to attend.
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School of Instruction
Highway Safety Patrol
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Baldwin
Gardner
Wellsville
Olathe
Merriam
Argentine
Armourdale
Kansas City
Quindaro
Rosedale
Lawrerice
K U Band Plans Thanksgiving Trip to Missouri Game
The University of Kansas band will depart at 6:30 a.m. by bus for Columbia to march at halftime of the Kansas Missouri game. En route it will stop in Boonville for turkey and trimmings. Director Russell L. Wiley says the band will form the word hello and then MK on opposite field sides during the marching program.
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Columbia
Kansas-Missouri
Boonville
Russell L. Wiley
Housing woes delay Sunnyside units at University campus
Irving Youngberg the housing director laments delays in Sunnyside housing as federal and contractor red tape stalls progress. Only 24 of 61 apartments have floors and basic fixtures. no units ready by September and no firm timeline exists beyond two weeks repeatedly slipping. Many faculty families live in garages hotels or with relatives awaiting completion. The university cites no control over federal housing decisions.
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University of Kansas
Youngberg
Fr Waeth
Federal Public Housiority
Comidalsis
Frersibody
Poe
University
Younghers
Irv
Federal Housing Program
Ft. Worth
FPHA
Ammon Andes
Finn Jensen
Harold Inney
St. Joe
Millard
R.O.T.C
Lawrence
Sunnyside
Mine Foreman To Face Murder Charge In Coalfield Shooting
Welch West Virginia November 22 Unionized miners were shocked as Sam Currs 49 mine foreman at the Little Bobbie Pocahontas coal mine in Eureka Hollow near Welch was taken into custody and expected to be charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Roosevelt Thomas 45 Bottom Creek and Will Hunt 65 Eckman.
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Welch
W. Va
Nev
McDowell County
Richard Parsons
Sam Currs
United Mine Workers Union
Curry
Little Bobbie Pocahontas Eca! Company
Eureka Hollow
Parsons
Roosevelt Thomas
Bottom Creek
U.M.W
Will Hunt
Eckman Negro
Penalty in Hands of the Court
A department spokesman says the penalty for John B. Lewis and the United Mine Workers hinges on future federal judge actions. The matter is described as within the discretion of the court and involved attorneys discuss detainment.
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Westraton
John Be. Lewis
United Mine Workers
de van Goldsborough
CURTAILS SERVICE OVER COAL SHORTAGE OUTLINE
Amid coal shortages a planned service curtailment affects Kansas City to Salina routes. The Union Pacific and other lines say trains will run to maintain key connections, with no official Santa Fe or Rock Island cancellations reported.
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Union Pawil
Basset Rt
Diahie Reedhinsen
Kansas City
Salina
Sajora
Slisdale
Santa Fe
Rork Island
Missed Cold Wave Narrowly Surges Past Kansas
Unseasonably strong low pressure over Montana and Wyoming diverted cold air from Kansas, damping forecasts of a deep freeze. Forecaster S D Flora says warmer, fair weather through Saturday night with slight northwest cloudiness and a small risk of light snow in the northwest Saturday night and Sunday. Temperatures today mid fifties possible. highs Saturday may reach the upper fifties, with North Dakota and Montana still holding colder air to the north.
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Wiening
Kansac
S. D. Flora
Federal Meteore
Chevvethana
Flora
Kansas
North Dakota
Coffeyville
Topeka
Concordia
November cancer clinic held at Lawrence Memorial Hospital
The November cancer clinic at Lawrence Memorial Hospital examined county residents. Dr Metz stated the clinic met its goals and urged all county residents seeking a complete examination to attend monthly sessions. 15 patients were reported as attended yesterday.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Sand
Matt
Deaglaus
Thouglas Courts Medien Seemty
Cinivure
Metz
Sarge
Partial solar eclipse visibility forecast across U S
The weather bureau predicted a solar eclipse tomorrow with greater viewing in Canada and a lesser reveal across most of the United States except the extreme southwest. Partly cloudy in New England and parts of the West, clear along the Atlantic Seaboard from New York south. The eclipse runs 10 50 a m to 1 55 p m and offers astronomers a look at inter planetary timing.
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Wasstton
Nav
Weather Bureau
Canada
Talip
United States
United States Naval Observatory
New England
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Stock Market Index Report
An index summary notes the market closing with a slight rise in major shares. Investors watched volatility as tech and energy sectors showed mixed gains and losses amid shifting economic signals.
Kansas football squad to dine with Lawrence Chamber
University of Kansas varsity football players and coaches will be guest of honor at a December 9 banquet in the Crystal Room of Hotel Firdge. The event, organized by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sports committee, aims to cover meal costs and fund a speaker. tickets priced at 2.50 will be sold.
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Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
University of Kansas
Wilbe
Lawrence Chamber of Commerc
Fiiridge
Chr Galloweay
Cone
Mike Getta
Gateway
Rocer Alen
Pene Ae teaSt
George Sauer
Athletic Drector B.C. Dnigley
Getto
Nreselent
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Dave
Lewis Faces Coal Shortage At Home In Civil War Era
Alexandria, November 22 A coal dealer said John J Lewis has less than a month’s supply of coal at his large home. Fannon stated Lewis’s bin holds only about a month’s worth and no coal has been delivered recently. Lewis has some fuel insurance and a weed pile in his yard.
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Alexandria
Lewis
Fannon
Wheat futures reach new high as demand fuels gains
Wheat futures on the Chicago board of trade rose to a record 264 year high with January delivery at 2.12 a bushel before profit taking. Heavy flour demand and railroad car shortages supported the advance along with firmer corn and oats.
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Chicago
Chiraurn Board of Trade
Weather District Forecast for Four State Area
The forecast covers Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska from November 22 to 7. Temperatures start below normal with slow warming into Tuesday then rise before turning colder midweek. Snow expected in Nebraska western Kansas and western Oklahoma Saturday night into Sunday across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri with light snow in Nebraska Wednesday.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Mabraska
Nebraska
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