Longshoremen Walkout Ties Up Coast Freight
Longshoremen threatened a coast walkout after failed negotiations. A federal court injunction halted a threatened strike, while officials warned of potential overtime pay and wage disputes. Ships remained largely loaded or tied to berths as labor talks stalled and port operations faced disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longahore
Freof
Tegun
Nion
Cu Aw
AFL
Marine Rade
O. Murry
San Prancitto
New Ceramics Industry Seen in Kansas as Plants Rise
Norman Plummer of the State Geological Survey reports on the budding ceramics industry in Kansas and the Wilder plant, noting clay, glaze supplies, and potential markets. He cites pottery, brick, tile, dinnerware, and ballast aggregate as rising opportunities while Kraars club discusses local manufacturies and road projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wale der
Tatafecture
Rane
Balestard
Mer
Wihler
Kansas
Jittsturg
Coffeyvile
Bern
Kansan
Harber
Kiowa
Miltonvale
New Air Conditioning Installed in Penney Store
The three weeks job of installing air conditioning at the C. Penney store on Massa chusetts street will be completed this week, manager W. Benugh ee said. The equipment already in operation reduced the store temperature and supplied fresh air. it uses a four-unit system with large ducts and a single fan moving air throughout the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Penney
Massachusetts Street
W. Benughee
Keokuk Pirates fined $500 for signing ungraduated Canadian
Keokuk Iowa Sept 2 Pirates fined $500 by Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler for signing Loyola St Louis Windsor Ontario lefthanded outfielder who had not yet graduated. The player now free, but Keokuk and Pittsburgh parent club cannot sign him again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Keokuk Pirates, Inc
Pirates
Loyola St. Louis
Windsor
Ont
Hertlesvie
Oklo
Pittsburgh Club
Chandler
Topeka Fair Entry Details From Denglet County
Jothe entries from Denglet county and others burst into the Topeka Free Fair. Fourteen counties entered exhibts with farm products and a range of 4-H clubs represented. Names include Meadowlark, Joe Tit, Ted Worthington, Huey Bes, Eugene Worthington, and more as counties such as Franklin, Lyon, Shawnee, Osage, Osage, Ottawa, and Wabaunsee show participation. J. Dayrence won first prize on his farm exhibit. The fair opens September 1 in Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denglet County
Cuba
Topeka
Henansen
oTeute J. Dayrence
Neables
Kiown
Fraklin
Lion
Mareven
Fura Shawnee
Labette
Bucks Rose
Osage
Grant
Ottawa
Wottawatomie
Memorial tribute for Zhdanov in Red Square observed
Moscow reports Stalin led 30,000 at Red Square for Andrei Zhdanov's memorial. Molotov and other leaders served as pallbearers, Zhdanov’s casket placed in the Kremlin wall, three salvos fired as rites ended. Foreign observers foresee no policy shifts despite his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Stalin
Red Square
Andrei A. Zhdanov
I Stan
Vu. Molotov
Soviet Union
Zhdanov
Kremlin
Morotov
Politburo
Council of Ministers
Molotov
Institute Closes Today With New Teachers In Conference
The four day Teachers Institute ends today as Mrs Margaret Hares county superintendent conferences with new teachers. A workshop is scheduled this afternoon at Liberty Memorial High School. The fifth day will occur in September with a guest speaker. Three Perish in Blaze Near Chillicothe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Margaret Hares
Liberty Memorial High School
Socialists vote against cabinet participation in Schuman plan
Socialist caucus votes 95 to 5 against joining the cabinet as Schuman is backed by party leaders to reconsider. They opposed direct responsibility for Seiv is procrant and favor wage limits while supporting higher wages and a controlled economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Soharmen
Wovernment
Sohman
Omar Rermute
Schuman
Andre Marie
Marie
Assembly
Sncigtists
Nown
Svhumin
Lawrence Memories and Market Notes Across Kansas
A jumble of Lawrence family ties and local commerce details notes Mary Astor's father Otto Langhause, a designer, once in Lawrence and Topeka, with later moves to Quin cy. The article mentions Sixth Street traffic disruption for transformer pole work tied to the White Way lighting project. It notes canned fruit prices, peach varieties, and seasonal canning trends affecting households. Journal-World circulation growth signals rising Lawrence population this winter. Gov Frank Carlson to lead Coffeyville parade for Interfair events on September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tress
Mits Thorpe
Lawrence
Mary Astor
Lawrence Mar
Otto Langhause
Innes
Massachusetts Street
Topeka
Crosby Fiathers
Quincy
TL Tanitatee Y Agta
Sixth Street
Massachusetts
Vermont Street
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Wichita trip to treat Australian boy's speech loss
Washington reports an Australian boy seven year old, John Reid, to be flown to the United States for speech restoration treatment at the Institute of Lugepedies in Wichita. Sponsored by Charles Skour of the Theater Owners of America, visas for the boy and his father were authorized, enabling the family to move for medical care as the father nears a Wichita Eagle job offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
John Reid
United States
Charles Skourat
Theater Owners of America
Institute of Lugepedies
Wichita
Westernay
State Department
Wichita Ran
Eagle
Admitted list shows patients at Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital admitted multiple individuals with noisy addresses and partial names including Fred Grob, Marian Haun, Harry Wulfkuhle, Bobby Cowsert, Frances Riley, Doris Castle and baby, Velma Mason, Amyx, Bobby, Louise Stro, Mary Baer and baby, Darlene Masden and twins, Juanita Hernandez and baby, Ada Schaefer and baby, along Route addresses and city fragments from New Jersey Indiana and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grob
University Drive
Marian Haun
Ninth Street
Harry Wulfkuhle
Bobby Cowsert
Twenty-third Street
Frances , Riley
Vermont Etrest
Doris Castle
Maine Street
Velma Mason
Kaderadee
Wehrman
Feeds Braun
Bobby
Louise Stro
Tennessee Street
Mary Baer
Sunnyside
Georgia Bell
Lila Indiana
Mis
Darlene Masden
Juanita Hernandez
Haby
New Jersey
New Jersey Ativet
Betby Cowaert
Twentyethind Street
Ada Schaefer
Iss
Vermont
Malvern Editor P. J. Beerstecher Dies at 70
Arkansas editor and publisher P J Beerstecher, 70, longtime Malvern Daily Record leader and Arkansas Press Association president, died today. Also notes births at several residences: Hamilton daughter in Malvern and Skinner daughter in Wichita, with Kincaid and Luta birth announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Malvern
Ark
P.J. Hi. Beerstecher
Malvern Daily Record
Arkansas Press Association
Polak Cy HS to Kansas 200 Nimble Ase Gif
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Polak Cy High School bound for Kansas with a 200 Nimble Ase Gif event. References to water issues in Pyerett and Everett PW, with Lee Richardsay commenting on safety and possible remodeling. The text notes Cubs facing disruption but remaining visible to the public and not fleeing their cave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polak CY HS
Kansas
Vem Pam
Pyerett
Everett
Savehef
Lee Hichardsay
Member of Draft Board Interrogates Clerks in Fredonia
A draft board clerk questioned James Graham and others in Fredonia Kansas. Graham provided his name and address while Adams and Graham, veterans of prior wars, identified with the same Legion post and had not previously met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Kan
Draft Board
James Graham
Graham
Kathleen Adans
Althe Graham
Adams
Arki Ive
Cever
Gas Consumers to Meet at Great Bend Kansas
Session to be held in Great Bend September will feature Galen Howell Great Bend president of Kansas natural gas users association and Albert Martin League of Kansas Municipalities plus Vitz Mares from University of Kansas on gas conservation DeWitt Stiles Kansas Corporation Commission to discuss federal laws. Also reports a fatal accident in Douglass and a hospital death in Winfield involving Leon William Reder 25 Topeka injured in Douglass incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kan
Kansas
Galen Howell
Albert HR. Martin
League of Kansas Munici
Artacus Franchi Mares ‘Tep- Vitz
Barea of Business Kearch
University of Kansas
Yosvoak
DeWitt Stiles
Kansas Corporastien Commission
Fed
Winfield
Leon William Reder
Topeka
Douglass
Markets at a Glance and Livestock Prices Report
A compressed market roundup describes commodities futures and livestock prices. Cotton, wheat, corn, and oats show shifts with highs and lows noted, while cattle and hog markets indicate steady to strong activity.iry sentences reference various quotes and market signals from New York and Chicago, capturing price directions and volume hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Homecoming at Clinton Presbyterian Church and Bridal Dinner
The Clinton Presbyterian Church held its annual Homecoming on Sunday with Rev. W. A. Ames of Lawrence in charge and a basket dinner attended by West Side Presbyterian folks. A bridal dinner honoring Miss Barbara Ewing and Raymond E. Crews Jr. was hosted at the Castle Tea Room with brides bouquets, white chryanthemums, and a toast by Hugh A. Randall. Also notes on an August 24 event and upcoming Kansas football barbecue and Home Garden Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Presbyterian Church
W. A. Ames
Lawrence
West Side Presbyterian Church of
A. J. Hall
Chase
Kan
Kant
Arthur J. Hall
C. Ai. Czapiinak
Myr
L. Oswhond
Marign Oswend
Htussel White
Willa Tucker
Emma Anderson Aine
Neat
Blanche Colling
Ure
Dosw
Kansas City
Mat J. HW
Kenieon
G. A. Dullingswornt
John Rockler
Leavenworth
Flex
Thad Detefeh
Ivull
Ant Ebon Anderson
Robert C. Flory
Francis Flory
Barbara Ewing
Raymond E. Crews, Jr
A. B. Ewing
Castle_Tea room
Hugh A. Randall
Mias Ewing
Crews
Odessa
Raymond E. Crew
Irma Brown
Richard Crews
Barbara Crews
Misa
Betty Crews
Donald Crews
Fort Worth
Tex
CA Winshey
Tianhe A. Randall
Hubert Fraken
Roger Ewing
Kelvin Hoover
E. M. Paxton
A. B
Miss Ewing
Blossom Marie Frakes
Mr. Crews
Becky Frakes
Ashley Ewing Janeerry
Local personals note travels and visits across states
Mrs Li and Mrs Menger returned Tuesday from two weeks with relatives in Kansas City. James Collins, city patrolman, completed a ten day Red Cross course in first aid and accident prevention in Kaiser Missouri and will teach these topics to Ines police. Mrs Paul Jvons and Mrs Opal Lyons returned from California. Mrs John Long and son John LeRoy visit Mrs Long's sister Mrs Morris LeMaster in La Cyrene. Miss Phyllis Denewiler visiting McAllen Texas. Harry A Denewiler Jr wed Helen Francen Kerr of Sherman August 10. Mrs Paul Hyatt and son Michael arrived by plane from Baltimore and visit relatives. Mr Hyatt attends Camp Holabird, due September 8 graduation. Rev and Mrs George C Fetcher returned from Minnesota and Star Island. visited Duluth. Miss Frances Long of Wichita visiting H F Long family. will return Monday. Mr Herman Banks and family attended wedding of Miss Ethel Mae Claar and Deen Bords in Ola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wf. Menger
Kansas City
James Collins
Kaiser
Red Cross National Aquatic School
Ines Police Department
Paul J.vons
Opal Lyons
Conaterla
California
John Long
John LeRoy
Paul Hyatt
Michael
Baltimore
Law Roper
Hyatt
Camp Holabird
George C. Fetcher
Minnesota
Star Island
Jin Caen Lake
Duluth
Frances Long
Wichita
H. F. Long
Herman Banks
Harold Crady
Elaine Banks
Winter
F. D. Miller
Olathe Iadt
Ethel Mae Claar
Don Ciaar
Deen Bords
Whangad City Grain Bananas and Market Notes
A fragmented OCR page from Whangad City markets lists grain, fruit, and poultry items with prices and stock notes. It mentions potatoes, wines, ducks, turkeys, and various livestock entries, along with scattered locality cues and a weather note. The text is garbled but preserves named places, items, and some quantities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilder
Norman Fummer
Pisctoses
Han Eas Ciay
Kiwariy
Penney
Kans
Kaneas
State Conservation Division
Barrale
Fred Ma
Sic
Truman
Little Island
Iowa Club
Nierwoner Chandler
Ageimat Kowling Pirates
Topeka Fair
Chillicothe
John Miller
Fir
Anne Brenneman Miller
Mary Miller
Porstmouth Island
N.C
Edna Peterson
Chanute
Frank Carlson
Center
Weer Roberta
Harris
Testa Park
Mary
Coffeyville
Frank Carisin
Lad
Memorial Hospital
Ismissed
HIRTH
Mra
Lester Hamilton
East Twelfth Street
D. J. Luta
Eudora
Paul Kincaid
Rhode Island Street
Chester Skinner
Haskell Avenue
Cornell
N.Y. U
Via
Betty Haas
Scarsdale
Gertie
Th. Gatier
Guy Kivestoce
TRG
Cannes
Vhotoe
Liventeck
Kangas City
Manhattan
Kansas State
Home Garden Club Mrv
Edith McPike
Home Garden Club
Whangad
Ranape City
Tate
Artsy
Prategitew
Kanga Citern
Ravtistes
Strettety
Petting Speriuts Boy
Rede
Brotlers
Capona
Ibe
Ier & Tr
Young Erase
Muinvas
Deeen
Vanes
Vos
Sven
Chiyelee
Ward van Telephone
Thakan
Bertin Negne
Dude Hasen
Saget
Wwe
Anas
Cataloe
William C. Nelson
Richard C. Nelson
West Sth Street
Odd Fellows Building
Lawrence National Bank
Asher
Gorrill
Fendine
Schubert Funeral Home
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance CO
Fen
Ethan A. Smith
Moving & Storage Cay
B. P. O. Elks
John L. Robinson
Kensae Free Folie Memorial
Ates
Kansas Free Fair
Anderson Company
New England
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