Labor Troubles Mount on Coast
Labor tensions rise in U S aircraft industry as IAM plans a Sunday meeting for Stoughs Aircraft El Segundo and Clif plants threatening a strike. Wage Board approves 10 cent raise for 35,000 North American Aviation CIO workers. Lockheed strike remains under court injunction while TAM considers a new offer including sick leave and holidays.
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Burbank
Calif
North American Aviation Co
AFL International Association of Machinists
Stoughs Aircraft, Co
el Segundo
Clif
IAM
Roy Brown
Kansas
WSE
John Snider
LAM
Snider
I Torkheed
Douglass
TAM
By Segundo
Santa Monica
Sfx
Lockheed
Breakfast Caleriece September Report On Calorie Check
Breakfast guidance notes September as a time to verify daily calorie intake with 4 percent to 1 day targets. Mentions hot cooked cereal like oatmeal with milk and records Kansas state traffic death totals in the accident records section, noting 1952 to date updates and recent fatalities.
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Peka
Kansas
Lockheed pre 5 anew ranged from $1 Douglas wage
The note lists wages with figures like $1 and $2.59, mentioning Lockheed and Douglas in a terse line. It reads as a fragmentary wage detail or payroll reference from a North American source, with minimal context to connect exact roles or dates.
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Lockheed
Douglas
North American
New chief named at Winter Veterans Hospital Topeka
Dr. N Venay Bolin named head of professional staff at Winter Veterans Hospital in Topeka returning from St Louis where he led psychiatry and neurology for the Veterans Administration He is Lawrence born former Journal World carrier KU graduate Phi Kappa Psi and football boxer with two children Isabel 17 and Jack 24
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Phi Kappa Psi
St.Mary's Hospital
Kansas City
Geveral Clinics
Veterans Administration
Pennsylvania
New York
Texas
Missouri
Bolin
Isabel
Jack
Fred Harris to retire from Chanute Tribune after 1936 service
Fred M. Harris, Chanute Tribune publisher, will retire from active newspaper work next January. On medical advice he will devote time to farming and other Eastern Kansas businesses while maintaining Tribune holdings. Harris came to Chanute in 1936 after KU graduation and served as a World War III communications officer on destroyers in both the Atlantic and Pacific. He is past commander of the Chanute American Legion, past president of the Chamber of Commerce, and a member of the library board and civic groups.
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Chanute
Fred M. Harris
Chanute Tribune
Kansas
Harrises
Harris
The
Tribune
Cha‘nute
University of Kansas
Trbune
desStroyer
lRuantic
Pacific
Chanute American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Library Board
Wyandotte County Judges Set Grand Jury Session
Four Wyandotte County District Court judges announced on Thursday plans to convene a grand jury session in Kansas City. The move signals active preparations for forthcoming indictments and formal proceedings, with court officials outlining the schedule and procedures for jurors.
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Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Eas
Wyty District Court
Belgian Congo Home of Mountain Gorillas Remains Noted
A fragment mentions the Belgian Congo as the home of the mountain gorillas, noting the slopes of snowcapped mountains. Other text references a grand jury and local offices, but specifics are unclear in the damaged report.
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Belgian Congo
Atomic products to improve life in peacetime Britain
British atomic energy plants produce about 100 radioactive substances for medicine science and industry. Isotopes, used worldwide, allow tracking of bodily processes with Geiger counters aiding cancer treatment and physiological studies. They also assist agriculture by marking insects and diagnosing disease, reducing costs.
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London
Britain
Improving Production Methods in Industry and Safety Limits
The text discusses reducing static electricity as a danger in factories, using methods to measure metal density and trace water and air pollution. It notes about 700 wipes of radioactive isotopes exist, but British agencies distribute only around 100 with specified uses.
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Troubles Mount
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Dal
Pepe
Asleysag
Lee
Paes
Pather
Weather Bureau
Feainfall
Associated Press
Winter Hospital
N. Venay Bolin
Lawrence
Ef Tuken Topeks Post
Fred Harris
DAVIS
Sizsee
Frinen
Inside
Farirbanks
Morsif
Driaaece
Mase
Valento
Chest OF Drawers
McEntire
Topeka
Merspring
Bogany
Edison
Endstery Thayer
Tenda T. V
Hign Ard
Wabb Construction
Lampu
Crcelain
Cosco
Formica
Duncan Frre
Duncan Payie
Hollywood
Lawsen
Columbus
Monarch ci
Silghaly
Lowrance
Sterling
Jennylind Beds
MR. & Mrs. Dresser
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