Cracow Charms Visitors With Quiet Medieval Grace
This essay paints Cracow as a university town with an academic air and preserved medieval charm. It highlights Wawel Castle, Renaissance courtyards, market square life, Romanesque and Gothic churches, and a green belt ring. It notes old hotels with minimal facilities and playful sign symbols for toilets.
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Cracow
Warsaw
Aow
Wawel
Rome
Spe
Richmond High Alumni Meeting Draws One Hundred Attendees
One hundred persons attended the 13th annual Richmond High Alumni gathering in the gym Saturday night. Mrs. Dan Lickteig and lunch helpers hosted a turkey dinner served by next year’s senior class. Officers for next year include President Melvin Stockard and other posts. Guest speaker was Dr. James B. Kenna of Kansas City.
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Dan Lickteig
John H. Roeckers
George C. Diettich
Rilla Pickert
Mmes
Betty Sutton
Dorothy Milcfelt
Karen Tice
Melvin Stockard
Alfred Wilges
Janet Brown
Ann McDonald
Mabel Chandier
Albert Dunbar
H. L. Wilson
Alvin Rubick
James B. Kenna
Kansas City
Gene O’mara
Robin
Mark
Gene
Germny
Richmond High
Unclear Graduation Notation From Local College
The report notes de grees from Kansas State College of Pittsburg to Ry Feureborn on June 4. It mentions thirteen attendees at the Friendly Circle meeting in the church basement on Thursday. The women quilted for Mrs. Ora Johnson.
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Abe Severns
Pauline Sims
Ry .Feureborn
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Friendly Circle
Ora. Johnson
Storm Hits Philippines Headed for Okinawa After Flash Floods
Tropical storm Tris battered the northeast coast of Luzon in the Philippines, causing casualties. Five Filipinos were reported dead as the storm moved toward Okinawa, with its path tracing the island’s eastern coastal region.
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Manila
Tris
Okinawa
Luzon
Philippines
Guess the Freezer Foods Weight at Gambles
Customers can guess the total weight of all Freezer Foods in the Home Freezer at Gambles for a chance to win. No purchase required and no obligation. Contest ends May 31.
Deny Bargaining Election Rule Changes at NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board voted 3-2 to deny a bargaining rights election bid regardless of contract length. The ruling, in a Montgomery Ward case from Covington Kentucky, extends the period before new petitions can be filed beyond two years and reverses a prior November decision granting the petition.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc
Covington
Board ruling clarifies contract limits on union advantage
A board majority states they cannot interpret the contract to allow or certify unions to exploit the rule cited earlier. The decision defines the scope of the new rule and sets parameters to prevent perceived loopholes.
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Board
Long term contract options allow election petition device
A quoted fragment discusses that a long term contract may allow parties to avoid obligations via a petition for an election. The text suggests an option to use legal maneuvering to sidestep commitments.
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