Vultee resumes work after 84 million war contracts deal
Downey Calif November 27 Vultee Aircraft resumes operations on 84 million in military contracts following a 116 month union pact with CIO United Automobile Workers. The agreement raises wages by about 1.4 million annually and imposes no mass reemployment while pledging strict oversight to prevent espionage and strikes.
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Vultee Aircraft
C.I.O. United Automobile Workers
Richard M. Millar
Vultee
Federal Bureau
Robert Jackson
Martin Dies
Congressional Committee
Bulgarian-born Instructor Granted Citizenship Papers
Albert M. Ivanoff of Baker University in Nov. 27 was granted citizenship papers. Ivanoff, a native of Sofia, Bulgaria, serves as an instructor in modern languages.
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Baldwin
Albert M. Ivanoff
Baker University
Sofia
Bulgaria
Naturalization papers processed for Lawrence resident Ivanoff
Ivanoff, a Lawrence resident, completed his full naturalization papers recently. A graduate of several European universities and two American universities he received his first papers in Boston in 1930.
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Lawrence
Ivanoff
Boston
Officials to Convene Grand Jury on Election Law Violations
Attorney General Jackson announced that officials of all national parties and committees with records of contributions and expenditures will be called before a federal grand jury. A special grand jury will convene December 8 in the District of Columbia, with Maurice M. Milligan presenting evidence. He cited reports that the Hatch Act campaign limit of 3 million dollars had been violated or evaded and urged prosecutions or tightened loopholes.
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Washington
Jackson
Alfred A. Wheat
District Court For
District of Columbia
Maurice M. Milligan
Kansas City
Hearing on hotel telephone rates continued in Topeka
The Kansas Corporation Commission extended the hearing for 30 days to allow preparation of briefs in a case by the Kansas Hotel Association protesting hotel service charges as excessive. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. contends current schedules are reasonable and seeks retention.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas Hotel Association
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
Doan’s Pills Help Kidney Troubles.
Doctors note kidneys have tiny filters that purify blood and keep health. Fatigue, night urination, backache, swelling and dizziness may signal kidney or bladder issues. Doan’s Pills have aided millions for over 40 years to flush waste from blood and ease symptoms.
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Doan
Plane Engine Shortage In Prospect for Spring
Washington announces a halt on commercial airline plane production at current levels while warning of a very large engine shortage for the expanding military and naval air forces next spring. Secretary Stimson said the priorities board was asked to block any increase in aircraft for commercial services to prioritize bomber and fighter needs for the United States and Britain.
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Washington
War Department
Stimson
Department
Priorities Board
Impersonator of Justice Agent Sentenced
Robert M. Kane, 49, previously convicted for impersonating a Department of Justice agent, was sentenced in Kansas City on November 27 by federal authorities.
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Kansas City
Robert M.kane
Department of Justice
ADLERIKA Promises Quick Relief From Digestive Ailments
An advertisement notes Adlerika for quick bowel action and relief from bloating and gas. It cites a 70 year old customer with 14 years of use and includes H. W. Stowits, a local druggist, endorsing the product.
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L. M
H. W. Stowits
Federal Judge Otis sentences defendant to year and a day
A Federal Judge Merrill E. Otis imposes a sentence of one year and one day in prison. The ruling concludes the criminal case with the defendant slated for confinement and possible parole review after completion of the term.
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Merrill E. Otis
Czech student Arnost Wiener speaks on European issue in Kansas
Czechoslovakian student Arnost Wiener, studying at Baker University, says living in the United States is more stimulating than his home country. Since joining Baker last fall he has given 51 addresses in Kansas and Missouri on the European situation. Labor Party in London reelects Clement Attlee as leader with Arthur Greenwood as deputy.
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Baker University
America
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Baker
Kansas
Missouri
London
Labor Party
Major Clement
R. Attlee
Arthur Greenwood
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