Truman urges full employment through national effort
President Truman told the opening meeting of the labor department conference that job provision requires all citizens to mobilize national resources. He urged federal and state labor groups and unions to push a plan to expand opportunity, improve unemployment relief, and raise earnings for many workers.
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World Series of the Animal Kingdom Chooses Grand Champion
Chicago November 28 1919 reports a photogenic junior high school girl from Logan Ohio facing top Aberdeen Angus stock in the fourth day of the big cattle show. The event crowns a grand champion whose price at auction often sets records. last year the champion beef brought 10 75 a pound. Dr A D Walton of Kansas State College will judge the winning entry marking the second time Pan American selects the prize beast.
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No Gifts For Interior Head Chapman Says Paperweights Misread
Washington reports Secretary of the Interior J L Chapman rejects the idea he is a paperweight collector noting a surplus of desk items and a misread biography. An aide explains recent additions include a mahogany gavel and decorative bronzes while old brass weights were once used to keep papers from windows.
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Local Attack in Hanoi Shocks Ten People and Soldiers
A chaotic incident near Hanoi wounded ten people including four soldiers from the army. Initial reports say a clash occurred as locals faced an attack, with details still unfolding and investigators on site.
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Williams predicts Red Sox pennant run in 1950
Ted Williams forecasts Boston will win the pennant and face the New York Yankees in the world series after attending the 4-H congress banquet. He criticizes not winning the batting title and cites Phil Rizzuto Joe Page and Mel Parnell as deserving candidates for the MVP award.
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Bowling notes from Wednesday league with standings and high games
In the Wednesday amative League Fritsel Javyhans took one game as Lawrence Sanitary led, with a second place for Lawrence Sanitary. A third place race arose between Den ers Duds and Frans Caons as the Duds took two from crew. Haskell won the am game from Houa's Barbers. The American Legion took two for Sterongs and Luke Smith Avpance won three from Mode oO o Sas Oar Hiess had high ten and tir won 244 and 334. Pricsescashaw tan S45 for team Augzh ter. Lawrence Sanitary had All inva: 2,430. In the Wednesday night Jas Aaws League Deeser-Reys Sanders Morocs and Hilveen contended for third after Sanngers swept Helveen Whe Rollerdmuneted. The odd game from Safeway was won by She Deaton, from the Toons, and Na wen two from Trrapagie Prans Carl Sevtrit of Sanders meted Jan Read the Journal World Want Ads for high ten and Glenn Ulrich of nog Dus acm Drugs.
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Governor Carlson Faces A Busy 10 Day Schedule
Governor Frank Carlson will spend the next 10 days traveling to Oskaloosa Omaha and New Orleans for meetings. He will address the Jefferson County Farm Bureau in Oskaloosa then attend Missouri River Basin states committee in Omaha and preside at Interstate Oil Compact Commission sessions December 5 to 7. He is slated to travel to Chicago to chair the governors conference executive committee meeting.
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Oklahoma Senate Gamble Complicates 1952 Races
About half of the Oklahoma State Senate faces a pay raise conflict that bars them from statewide bids. They seek Gov. Turner's help to adjust the law after a raise approved last spring, with Turner aiming for a short two week special session to decide the issue.
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Oklahoma State Senate
Roy J. Turner
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KU Studies Explore Mussels and Prairie Chickens in Kansas
The Kansas Biological Survey at the University of Kansas conducts two major studies. Robert Reese investigates fresh water pearly mussels for a possible Kansas pearl button industry and the impact of pollution and silt on aquatic life. Maurice Baker researches prairie chickens to map distribution, behavior, and habitat links to farming practices with a goal of a statewide management plan and potential legal hunting seasons.
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Sedgwick County
Mouse Halts Petersham Church Clock in Massachusetts
In Petersham Massachusetts a mouse reportedly stopped the town church clock from striking the hour. Janitor Kenneth Clark found the mechanism jammed by the rodent, though the clock hands showed the correct time. After inspection the clock resumed striking and the mouse was gone.
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TWO KANSANS KILLED IN COLLISION NEAR IOLA
Charley R Sinclair age 36 and his wife Katie 30 of Gridley Kan were killed when their car collided with a truck four miles north of Colony on highway 59. The truck driver Lawrence FE Roach 29 of Tulsa sustained hand injuries and abrasions and was hospitalized after being thrown from the truck as it caught fire and burned carrying glass fixtures.
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Cleveland Indians pick up headaches from Bull Veeck era
The Cleveland Indians new bosses revealed today they inherited several problems from the Bull Veeck regime. The first issue is fielding, as second baseman Joe Gordon reports trouble smoothing defensive play.
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