Business Seeks to Tighten Control Of Organized Labor
Business interests push to curb unions with federal and state controls and ban union shops. NAM and chambers back right to work, AFL CIO merger sparks debate on labor monopoly, with Riter of Edison Inc. warning of forced stabilization and less worker choice.
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Don Whitehead
Washington U
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
NAM
National Assn. of Manufacturers
AFL
CIO
Riter
Afl-Cio
Henry G. Riter J1i
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Thomas A. Edison, Inc
West Orange
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Excellent Chance For Siamese Twins
The recently separated head joined Siamese twins Deborah Marie and Christine Mary from Chicago show progress after their April 21 separation. Neurosurgeon Dr Voris heads a 14-doctor staff saying the girls, now seven months old, have an excellent chance to survive the history making operation.
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Andrews
Lar
Old Voris
Chicago
Deborah Marie
Christine Mary
Four On K. U. Honor Roll
Nan Neville reports Franklin county students John Beam Eloise Feuerborn Lois Miller and Riley Nichols named to the University of Kansas College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Honor Roll. Each posted above 2.25 GPA as KU lists 308 others.
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Franklin County
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansas
John Edgar Beam
Burd
Beam
Hickory
Eloise Trene Feuerboorn
Henry Feuerborn
Richmond
Lois Mae Miller
Winfield Woman Elected State P0 President
Helen F. Evers of Winfield was named president of the Kansas State P0 at the closing session of the annual convention. She succeeds Mrs. Gerald Barnes of Valley Falls as the organization’s new leader.
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Mantiattan
Kasta
Kansas State P80
Helen F. Evers
Winfield
Evers
Gerald Barnes
Valley Falls
P.1.0
Concordian Heads Medical Society
Concordia physician Dr John Mt Porter is elected president of the Kansas Medical Society at its 59th convention in Concordia. He succeeds Dr M C Eddy of Hays. More than 1,000 attendees, including 300 Kansas doctors, heard the results. Clyde W Miller of Wichita named president elect. Conrad M Barnes of Someth chosen first vice, with Barrett, Nelson etc in senior roles.
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Twutctinson
Concordia
John Mt. Porter
Kansas Medical Society
Porter
M. C. Eddy
Hays
Kansas
Clyde W. Miller
Wichita
Conrad M. Barnes
Sonech
Barrett
A. Nelson
Manhattan
Topeka Set As Next Year’s Convention Site
President Dr J L Lattimore-Topek a treasurer and Dr James A Butlin, Chanute, secretary. Topeka will be the site of next year's convention.
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J. L. Lattimoré
Topeka
James A. Butlin
Chanute
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