Court rules NLRB not police of labor relations after bargaining
In Philadelphia on February 4 the Third Circuit held the National Labor Relations Board may not police relations between employer and employees once a collective bargaining agreement is signed. The court said the board handles only pre agreement disputes and cannot redress discharge tied to union activity under such contracts. The ruling reversed NLRB reinstatement of Agnes Fahy with back pay from September 1987.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
National Labor Relations Board
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Albert B. Maris
National Labor Relations Act
NLRB
Agnes Fahy
Newark
N. J
Morning Ledger Company
C.I.0. American Newspaper Guild
Miss Fahy
G Guild
Newark Newspaper Guild
National Labor Board
Eurreme
Against Draft Alteration Draws House Protest
Deputy Director of Selective Service Arch Hershey urged the House Military Committee against immediate major changes to the draft law. He cited insufficient trainee numbers to decide what changes might be desirable. In related news, Elwyn Arch, a 61 year old New York producer and Edgar Selwyn’s brother, was gravely injured in a head on collision with a street car in Hollywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
P—Aric
Lewis B. Hershey
House Military Committee
American Legion
Hershey
Selective Service
Hollywood
Elwyn
New York
Edgar Selwyn
Public finance and mint control in autocratic rule
The text warns that public finance means government revenue and expenditures for core functions. It notes autocrats seek large funds for control and shows how devaluation or money issuance can occur. It stresses dangers when people confuse fiscal functions with money provision and the risk to the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney Frank
Mayhegin
Women discuss candidate for Lawrence board of education
A group of Lawrence women met at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss selecting a woman for the Lawrence board of education. Mrs. Carrell D. Clark was nominated after balloting led by Mrs. Ivan D. Rowe. Members from the Parent-Teachers Association and League of Women Voters attended. Mrs. Clark will decide on a candidacy in coming days. Mrs. Clark is married to Prof. C. D. Clark of KU sociology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Board of Education
Carrell D. Clark
Ivan D. Rowe
Clark
C. Dd. Clark
University of Kansas Sociology Department
Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Madre R Wiggins
Funeral services for Mrs Madre RN Wiggins 71 who died Sunday will be held Thursday at 10 AM from the Funk chapel. Rev Robert A Hunt will officiate. Burial will be at Baldwin. She is survived by sister Mattie Plasket of 10 Louisiana Street, a niece Mrs Elda Plasket Stark of Atlanta and a nephew C H Roberts of Glasgow Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge R. Wiggins
Madre RN. Wiggins
Funk. Cane
Robert A. Hunt
Baldwin
Mattie Plasket
Louisiana Street
Elda Plasket Stark
Atlanta
C. H. Roberts
Glasgow
Mont
Funeral services for Glenn Corel held Friday
Funeral services for Glenn Corel aged 42 who died Sunday were held at the First Methodist church at 2 PM with Rev. Robert A. Hunt officiating. Burial followed in Oak Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Corel
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral rites for Mrs Hannah Houlton in Wichita
Mrs. Hannah Houlton died Friday at her daughter's home in Wichita. Funeral services were held yesterday at Lahey and Martin mortuary in Wichita with burial in Florence, her former home. She was mother to Mrs. Harry Hoffman of Lawrence and had visited here several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Houlton
Wichita
Lahey and Martin Mortuary
Florence
Death of John F. Kieffer at 77 in Memorial hospital
John F. Kieffer age 77 of 1028 Vermont street died Monday evening at Memorial hospital. Funeral services Monday at Rumsey funeral home at 9 AM with Rev. Warold G. Barr officiating. Burial will be in Pierce City Missouri. Survived by four sons Fred H. Kieffer and J Don Kieffer of Lawrence Ralph E. Kieffer of Kansas City and Jack L. Kieffer of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kieffer
Vermont Street
Memorial Hospital
Rumsey
Warold G. Barr
Pierce City
Jack L. Kieffer
California
First Study Group Held on Proteins at New York School
Mrs. Waggoner spoke on proteins and meat's role in the diet to a P T A study group at New York school. The series begins this month under the city P T A council. Meetings start at 2 PM. Next session Monday will cover Balanced Menus and Vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Ensman Waggoner
P.T. A
New York School
City
P.T.A. Council
Waggoner
State Board of Vocational Education
Price Rise Looms as Steel Wages Surge, Warns Republic Chief
Tom Girdler of Republic Steel warned at the Engineers Society of Western Pennsylvania that price boosts are likely if costs rise. He argued higher wages, about 82 percent above 1929 peaks, and inflation could threaten national defense and the economy. He urged maintaining current costs while profits lag behind increased wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburch
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
U. S
Lawrence leaders attend national defense council meeting
Mayor C B R Russell and Chamber of Commerce figures C G Hesse and Charles Mertz traveled to Kansas City for a national defense council meeting. IK U students may begin a second semester Civilian pilot training at the airport on February 15 with 50 primary and 80 advanced enrollees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. BR. Russell
C. G. Hesse
Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Charles Mertz
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
National Defense Council
Bill Ashcraft
IK. U
Britain Seeks One Billion Pound War Credit in Parliament
London reports the government will ask Parliament for a new war credit of £1,000,000,000 to cover expenditures through March 31 1942 and an additional £600,000,000 for costs to March 31. Parliament previously approved £2,700,000,000 in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
British Air Attacks on Brest Reported by Coastal Command
Two nighttime raids on Brest in German-occupied France were conducted by Britain's coastal command aircraft, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
London
France
Britain
Coastal Command
Germans Bomb Merchant Vessel Berlin Off English Coast
The 10,000 ton merchant vessel Berlin was struck by German bombers off the east coast of England at noon today according to DNB official German news agency reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
England
DNB
Brinkley Bankruptcy Meeting Delayed Two Weeks
Attorneys for Dr. John R. Brinkley said the date and place for a meeting of creditors in his voluntary bankruptcy proceedings would not be set for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkley
San Antonio
Tex
John R. Brinkley
London Rejects Demand for Detailed War Aims Statement
The British government again refused to publish a full declaration of peace aims. In the Commons Arthur Greenwood said ex ambassadors statements were not official and emphasized that winning the war remained the priority. The government also declined to promise not to lend or sell more possessions for US destroyer transfers.
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London
Nevilla Chamberlain
England
Commons
Arthur Greenwood
U. S
Joseph P. Kennedy
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Washington
Greenwood
United States Naval
Kansas Jayhawks sweep freshmen and varsity in weekend doubleheader
Kansas University reserves topped Wichita University freshmen 24 to 17 in a prelude to the varsity 54 to 39 win. Ed Hall led the reserves with five points as Don Blair started at guard and Virgil Wise anchored center. The varsity also benefited from strong conditioning while Wichita used blitz tactics that faltered after halftime.
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Kansas University
Wichita University
Jayhawkers
Ed Hall
K. U
Don Blair
Hall
Virgil Wise
Dick Miller
Larry Hensley
Norman Lanneman
Chuck Walker
John Buescher
Jim Arnold
Walker
Buescher
Blair
F.C. Allen
Kansas
New Trainees to Camp Detail From Robinson
A 25 officer and enlisted men detail from the 35th division leaves for Fort Leavenworth to bring 310 selective service trainees to Camp Robinson Arkansas. Lieut Don A Starry named train commander. Also a bomb exploded in Zagreb English club killing a woman and an engineer as police blamed radical elements.
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Camp Robinson
Ark
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Don A. Starry
Zagreb
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Wilkie Talks to De Valera in Neutral Ireland
Wendell L. Willkie met with Irish Prime Minister Eamon de Valera in Dublin as part of a whirlwind Ireland visit. He declined to disclose interview details while saying the talks covered Ireland's position and the international war situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wendell L. Wilkie
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Wendell L. Willkie
Eire
de Valera
Great Britain
Ireland
Willkie
England
Debates over Lease-Lend Act span defense, aid aims
Senators and experts clash on how to fund and control aid to Britain, with Eliot proposing a national defense council and expanded military input. Beard urges strict credit limits and rapid action, while others warn against rushing into war and stress fiscal restraint.
Beard warns bill risks surrender of Congress prerogatives
Beard argues the bill may not guarantee peace or prevent war and would grant the President broad powers to direct labor, wealth, and wartime aid. He compares current proposal to wartime actions by Wilson and Lincoln, urging Congress to decide its aims before approval.
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Gillette
Iowa
Eliot
United States
Britain
Vorys
Congress
Beard
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
British Empire
French Republic
Japan
China
Wilson
Lincoln
Progress in Construction at Fort Riley
Fort Riley projects reached 73 percent completion by end of January despite mud. Camp Funston and hospital area stood at 70 percent, replacement center 55 percent, Marshall Field 75 percent, and the service school area 53 percent. A weekly employment drop of 110 workers was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Punt
Widmer Engineering Company
Camp Funston
Marshall Field
Security Bill Up Soon Near $18 Million Relief
Missouri Legislature edges toward passage of a senate-approved $18,000,000 social security relief measure. The House, amid partisan debate, reconsidered and passed it 83 to 32, moving state departments closer to funding overdue relief and pensions pending officers and governor signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
House
Japanese Troops Land North of Hong Kong in Surprise Move
Japanese forces effected a dawn landing on the Kwangtung coast north of Hongkong in a bid to sever the China inland supply route. The operation followed arrival on warships and transports shrouded in morning haze as officials announced aims to block large Chinese war goods moving from the colony. A second item reports a B- bomber wreckage scattered across about two acres near Morton Washington after a crash from McChord Field. Army officers reached the scene and identified the wreckage.
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Hongkong
China
Kwangtung Province
Morton
Wash
McChord Field
Little Rocky Fire Lookout Station
Here
Tacoma
New Adviser on Draft Deferment
Maj. Harold M. Smith from Omaha is named as the new Kansas adviser on occupational deferment from the draft. He reported to Adj. Gen. Milton R. McLean and succeeds Lieut. Col. John N. Buckman, transferred to the ordnance department in Charlestown Indiana.
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Topeka
Harold M. Smith
Omaha
Kansas
Smith
Adj
Milton R. McLean
John N. Buckman
Ordnance Department
Charlestown
Ind
London Bombed In Nighttime Air Raid Across Regions
German planes crossed the southeast coast of England dropping firebombs in a London district. Raids also hit the Midlands near Liverpool Wales southwest England and East Anglia as bombers policed the night sky.
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London
England
Midlands
Liverpool
Wales
East Anglia
Charges Filed in Milwaukee Over ASCAP Antitrust Case
Justice department officials said criminal charges would be filed in Milwaukee after negotiations to settle the anti trust complaint against the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers collapsed again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gp—Justice Department
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Milwaukee
Valley Grove News Notes and Obituaries
Velma Snow stays at W C Thiry home doing housework replacing Mrs Vaneta Garner. Infant Vernita Janet Thiry buried at Tonganoxie cemetery. Charles Stewart visits Lawrence, recovering at home and ready for farm work. Lucille Langdon has one pupil. Marjorie Lederer assisting. Farm and Home Week at Manhattan draws about 2000 farmers with varied programs Feb 4–9. W I Smith and wife died recently in Lawrence. graveside service and family记. Memorial hospital spells for A A Allen. Oska-loosa trip and hunting with friends. John Rumbaugh found dead on porch. he was brother of Dave and Don Rumbaugh.
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Velma Snow
Vaneta Garner
W. C. Thiry
Thiry
Tonganoxie Cemetery
Vernita Janet Thiry
Charles Stewart
Lawrence
Lucille Langdon
Marjorie Lederer
Jefferson County
Manhattan
Kansas State College
W. I. Smith
A. A. Allen
Judy
Kansas City
Mr. Rumbaugh
Judy Place
Dave
Don Rumbaugh
Dora Fletcher
Rumbaugh Family Noted Locals and Weekend Visits
Mention of the Rumbaugh family and their two Arizona sons. Phyllis Weibel visiting in Oskaloosa. Leo Smith to lead Christian Endeavor. weather delaying meeting. Petrie and Jengs driving to Topeka. Lawrence visitors to Mrs W Thiry. wolf sighting two miles east of Tonganoxie and dogs’ distant trek. Mrs Holladay visiting ill Mrs Ogle and returning home after a sick spell.
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Ut Lawrence
Hattie Wendorfft
Nate Warrington
Rumbaugh
Frank
Harold
Arizona
Phyllis Weibel
Topeka
Della Weibel
Oskaloosa
Leo Smith
Christian Endeavor
Endeavor
Richard Petrie
Kenneth Jengs
Vernon King
Lawrence
W. Co. Thiry
Tonganoxie
Ruby Holladay
Waldo Ogle
Classified buyers and sellers page ad prompt
Classified readers are urged to call 22 and ask for an Ad-Taker to place ads. The Journal-World page connects thousands seeking to sell or trade items daily.
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Journal-World
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Army
C. D. Clark
Girdler
the Merchants Bureau
Wiedemann’s
Martin
Louk
E. T. Arnold
J.M. Clevenger
C. B. Holmes
C. B. Hosford
S. J. Hunter
Admiralty
Dr. D. M. Nigro
St. Louis
D. M. Nigro
Kansas City Health Department
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Nigro
Merrill E. Otis
Robinson
Leavenworth
Bulletin
Council For National Defense
State, War, Navy, Treasury and Commerce
Office of Production Management
Chief of Naval Enerations
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Military Department
Naval Operations
Mught
Defense
Representative Fish
Senate
Missouri
Amaa
Arty A
ASCAP
Valley Grove
Allison-Armstrong
Westinghouse
Olson Bros
Love Thy Neighbor
Jack Benny
Red Allen
Jayhawker
William S. Walsh
Ackermann
ABC
THOR
Ironera
RCA
OV Ale Service Co
Kroehler
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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