Lewis Plea Entered as Contempt Case Moves Forward
John L. Lewis pleaded not guilty as Judge Goldsborough resumed contempt of court action over the government contract for 3300 soft coal mines. Norris La Guardia did not apply, and the court kept authority to enforce the restraining order amid miner strikes. Navy Captain N H Collisson testified as first witness for the government.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
United Mine Workers
Presi Aleo
District Court
Lewis
Galdsborough
Navy
Norman H. Colliseon
Collisson
Ing
Norria-LaGuardia
Goldaborough
U.slw
Goldsborough
Lewis In Effect Ra “Pleated Guiles To Contempt ” v Refusing To Ober
Studge
John F. Sennett
N. H. Collisson
Federal Coal Miness
Theu
Edmond Burke
Smith-Conally
Burke
Friends Urge Truman to Focus on Main Issues With New Congress
Washington reports say Truman is advised by Capitol Hill allies to target a few key issues in recommendations to the new Republican controlled congress. They cite labor housing taxes expenditures military draft and possible army navy merger as top priorities and urge avoiding a broad 21 proposal push.
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Washington
Truman
Capitol Hill
Congress
Tru
Lucas
Kansas official returns show Carlson leads Woodring for governor
Official returns released by the secretary of state show Frank Carlson, Republican, with a 54 753 vote lead over Harry Woodring for governor. The count lists Carlson 309 026 and Woodring 254 283, plus votes for other state offices including references to Cole Lowry Sever Gallexi Rees Hope Bergtson and others from Republican and Democrat tickets. The constitutional amendment on legislative vacancy powers passed 285 439 to 152 187 with only Trego county voting against.
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Topeka
L. W. Brooks
Ansote
Frank J. Ryan
Frank Carlson
Harry H. Woodring
Carlson
Woodring
Harry Grabe
Socialist Party
David C. White
Prohibition Party
Trego
Albert M. Cole
James W. Lowry
Pete P. Scrivner
Murray H. Hodses
Herbert A. Sever
Joe Gallexi
Ed H. Rees
William P. Warren
Cuffora RK. Hope
Arther L. Sparks
Smith
Bergtson
Ihe Supreme Court
Willard Smit
Tis
Lao W. Sills
Justice Supreme Court
W. W. Harvey
Harry C. Wreilly
Frank L.publican
W. Tampiin
Schaler
C. A. Roberts
Frank J. Fran
Charles II Ryan
Spriaitor
Grace B. ‘Prather
George Robb
Repub
Robert M Pav Pema
Pearlanna
J. Williams
Prohin Party
Richard T. Fader
Robert B Rosengranse
Demnc
Rellefon Party
Truman eases grain rules for distillers and brewers
Washington announces new federal grain policy to expand domestic flour distribution and allow brewers to use more grain through December. Distillers may use unlimited corn below grade three while wheat remains barred. Exports and rail car shortages impact transport. Churchill plans a family dinner on his 72nd birthday in London.
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Washington
Truman
Agriculture Department
White House
Anderson
Department of Agriculture
Office of Defense Transportation
London
Winston Churchill
Soviet alarm over atomic power warns of third world war
At the United Nations in Lake Success New York Kuzma Kisely minister of White Russia warned that atomic factories working at full power threaten global war and that monopolistic atom bomb possession cannot last. Andrei Vishinsky urged disarmament starting with the most dangerous weapons and questioned the atom bomb's continued use in security council politics.
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Lake Success
N. Y
Kuzma V. Kisely
White Russia
United Nations
Andrei Vishinsky
Soviet Union
Vishinsky
Molotov
Security Council
Kiseley
United States
Kiseley Taok
Tom Connally
D-Tex
General Assembly
Connally
Russia
Securits
Counei
Joseph Stalin
Vo Mo Molotov
Atomice Commission
Fartier Ausstralia
Britain
France
China
Veta
Parishioners hold Thanksgiving gift drive in Wilmington
In Wilmington on Thanksgiving Day parishioners of Christ Episcopal church gathered gifts for needy families. Farmers brought steers sheep pigs turkeys ducks and canned goods while others donated toys and utensils. Some items were distributed immediately and a committee will plan broader distribution. Major Robert Coen praised the effort as a prayer of thanks for peace and harvest. Rector Dr. William Munds noted the gesture exceeded expectations.
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Wilmington
Del
Christ Episcopal Church
Little Ee
du Pont
Torre
Christiana
Robert Coen
Europe
William Munds
Talks on Reparations Reach Showdown in Big Four
New York reports that the Big Four foreign ministers clash over Yugoslavia Greece and Bulgaria reparations. Molotov argues Yugoslavia deserves more due to its war record while Greece backed by Bevin seeks parity with Yugoslavia.
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New York
Russia
Yugosavia
Greece
Italy
Bulgaria
Danube
Rure
Britain
Europe
Ethiopia
Yugoslavia
V. M. Molotov
Charpion
Aace
Ernest Bevin
Molotov
Molocov
James Frerees
Mild Weather Forecast for Kansas This Week
Forecaster D Flora says temperatures will rise to above normal across most of the state today and tomorrow with a warm November finale. No precipitation was observed last 24 hours and none is likely through Sunday. Cloudy periods expected this afternoon and tonight with lows from 32 to 40 degrees. Phillipsburg and Ellis reported 29 degree minimums, the state's lowest, while Thanksgiving week saw 67 degrees in Phillipsburg.
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Topela
Kansas
D. Flora
Flora
Phillipsburg
Ellis
Local Elks Lodge Memorial Service Scheduled Sunday
The Elks lodge holds its annual memorial service Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o clock in the lodge rooms at 725 Vermont Street. Seven members who died this year are honored with speakers Henry Albaugh and William Underwood and vocal numbers by Miss Meribah Moore. Mrs Wayne Replogle exalted ruler presides.
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Elks Lodge
Odes Rooms
Vermont Street
Henry Albaugh
William Underwood
Meribah Moore
Wayne Reploglee
Local High School Office Notice at Liberty Memorial High
In the office of Liberty Memorial High School a brief notice appears. The text references a school location and an official context for a ceremonial or administrative matter.
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de Cere Wn
Liberty Wemorial High School
Oread Hall to Open Next Week for KU Students
University of Kansas dormitory Oread Hall near the Stadium will open next week to 160 students from Sunflower barracks. Irving Youngberg says interior finishing and exterior painting remain, with 24 hour supervision and fire protection. Richard Treece will manage Oread Hall and two other campus housing units. one unit will be occupied by 32 men Monday or Tuesday, and the second unit should be ready around Christmas.
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Oread
University of Kansas
Sunflower Barracks
Irving Youngberg
Por
University Housing
J. L. Constans
Richard Treece
Oread Hall
Dread Hall
Youngberg
Quentin Brown Dies at 36 in Dodge City
Quentin Brown 36 of Greensburg Kansas and Republican state chairman died after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been in Topeka for work and came to Kiowa county to visit his father County Clerk Ed Brown when struck ill. Brown earned a 1935 A B and a 1928 law degree from the University of Kansas where he was advertising manager of the Daily Kansan.
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Dodge City
Kan
Quentin Brown
Greensburg
Brown
Topeka
Ed Brown
Kiowa County
K.A
Kansan
Community Thanksgiving Service Well Attended
Trinity Lutheran church hosted a Community Thanksgiving service attended by townspeople. Rev. Alfred J. Bein presided and Rev. George J. Fetter spoke. An offering of about £50 will be shared among agencies of the council of churches and the National Tuberculosis and Health Association.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Alfred J. Bei
First Baptist Church
Council of Churches
National Tuberculosis and Health Association
Favors Two Projects At Special Meeting
At a morning session the Junior Chamber of Commerce board endorsed two measures on the upcoming December 10 special election. They cited the garbage and health improvements and the baseball park to boost city athletics for its youth. Resignations noted in another dispatch: Alfred Schindler leaves as undersecretary of commerce, replaced by William Chapman Foster of Long Island, N Y.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
U. S
Washington
Truman
Alfred Schindler
Commerce
William Chapman Foster
Long Island
N. Y
White House
Schindler
St. Louis
Remembrance Day Proclaimed by Lawrence Mayor
City officials urge solemn services on the first Sunday in December to honor the dead from the recent world conflict. Mayor C. B. Russell of Lawrence declares December 1 as Remembrance Day to recognize sacrifices of young men who gave their lives for postwar peace.
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C. B. Russell
Lawrence de Procleim Y
White House Silent on Coal Strike
Washington on November 25 Charles G Ross White House press secretary said no comment when asked if President Truman would address the coal strike via radio The cabinet met in regular session with the President but there was no advance indication of action The White House says the matter is in the hands of the court and the White House is not involved in any out of court settlements or negotiations between operators and miners
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Goldsborough
Heao
Burke
United States
John F. Sonnett
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Steyning
Idsborough
Congress
Lucas
Edwin C. Johnson
Dcolo
Truman
Coloradan
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
White House
Washington
Charles G. Ross
Trutan
Ross
John Steelman
Inman Joins KU Research Foundation Project Staff
Lt Col Arthur Inman, former Sunflower Ordnance Works executive, has joined the Kansas Industrial Development Commission as a research assistant on a natural gas project. He will work with Morris Teplitz under the University of Kansas Foundation for the Industrial Development commission at KU Laboratory. The project aims to produce usable chemical products from natural gas. Inman began his new duties Wednesday.
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Arthur Inman
Sunflower’ Ordnance Works
Army
Ingeld
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Inman
Morris Teplitz
University of Kansas Foundation
Industrial Development Commission
University of Kansas Research Foundation
Kansas Supreme Court orders six percent interest on impounded insurance funds
The Kansas Supreme Court directed twelve out-of-state insurers to pay six percent interest on impounded funds from May 1 1945 to June 1946 nine. The ruling limits interest accrual before September 15 1945 and affects about 4 1000 in expected revenue. Names include Prudential Bankers Life National Life and more.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Charles F. Hobbs
Hobbs
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Central Life Assurance Society
T Mutuals
Bankers Life Romrar
National Life and Areifert Insurance Company
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Equitable Life Insurance Company of
Iowa
Aetna Insurance Company
Piadmen Fire Insurance Company
Wor'd Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Standard Insurance Company of New York
Certurys Indemnity Company
Se Standard Surety and Casualty Company
Wisconsin Youth and Nebraska Farm Girl Win 4-H Honors
In Milwaukee or Chicago area coverage, La Vern E. Hay of Westby Wisconsin and Maurine V. Sever of Exeter Nebraska were named winners at the National 4-H Achievement Mart Cartel event, receiving a presidential trophy and a $2200 college scholarship from the national committee on boys and girls club work.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Najuieral
La Vern _E. Hay
Westby
Wis
Maurine V. Sever
Exeter
Neb
United States
National Committee
Albrights Recover Lost Thanksgiving Cash Stolen in Villa
Victorville California reports a Thanksgiving tale of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albright tourists from Ottumwa Virginia. They checked out of a local motel on a Wednesday and traveled to Los Angeles. A maid found 2105 hidden under a pillow and turned it in to a bank. The Albrights were alerted by a friend and returned to recover the money.
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Victorville
Calif
Charles Albright
Ottumwa
Los Angeles
Albrights
Hardin-Simmons Joins Chili Bowl Charity Game
Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene announced by Warren Woodson that the team will play in the San Antonio Elks Chili Bowl charity event on January 1. Opponent selection pending.
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Abilene. Tex
Hardin-Simmons University
San Antonio Elks Elut
Warren Woodson
Athetics
Recruit Seargant Details Harbison Enlistment Move
3-Sgt. Robert Hall of Lawrence Army recruiting office said Wesley V. Harbison aged 17 of 1032 New Hampshire Street left this morning for Fort Riley to begin a three year enlistment in the regular army.
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Robert Hall
Lawrence
Wesley V. Harbison
New Hampshire Street
Fort Riley
Stock Market Index Report Shows Mixed Moves
The stock index for 60 stocks averaged 63.4 points, slipping to 62.7 on Wednesday as trading activity shifted. Investors watched market breadth and small-cap performance amid tentative gains and losses.
Special Election Boards Named for Lawrence Ward Races
Harold Fischer city clerk announced 50 Lawrence residents chosen to serve on election boards for the December 19 special election. Boards cover polling places across wards with one police seat and a firefighter acting as reencre and courting duties in each ward. Central election functions shift to the city clerk’s office with voting hours from a.m. to 7 p.m. Names and polling locations listed by ward show wide participation from local residents and officials.
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Harold Fischer
Lawrence
Beard
Republican
Democratic Central Committees
C. B. Russell
Football squads to be guests of Kiwanis Jaycees
Haskell high school and junior college football squads will be guests at a joint banquet on Monday evening December 16 at the Eldridge by the Kiwanis club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Tickets cost 1.50 and reservations may be made by calling the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Haskell High School
Siven
Eldridge
Kiwani Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce Ofice
Lone Woman Delegate Chairs Baton Rouge Paper Desk
Mrs. Margaret Dixon of Baton Rouge is described as the sole woman delegate at the Associated Press managing editors convention. The 21-year-old managing editor from the Louisiana capital’s Morning Abvingta asserts men don’t trouble her and says she oversees 55 staffers.
Weather District Forecast for November to December
The forecast notes light snow in northern Nebraska and light scattered showers in the region. Temperatures reach near normal in Missouri and Kansas, with a cooler start in parts of Nebraska and Oklahoma. Overall, a mix of warmer and cooler days expected, with typical winter temperature swings and regional variations across the central United States.
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Kargaq
Ofizhomsang
Kaneas
Jahema
Mingaues
Raemal Missouri
Kansas
Oklahomy
Nebraska
Gan
Salim
Sheneda
New Orleans
New York
Elahora
Washington
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