Hughes Controls Trans World Line Power Shift
Kansas February report says Trans World Airline faces leadership reshuffle after resignations of President Jack Frye and senior vice president Free Talman. Hughes interests plan new officers and board seats at April meeting as financing and control tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Trans-world Airline
Nien
Aire
Howard Hughes
Jack Frye
Free Talman
Free
Washington
TWA
Hughes Tech Compan Houston
Trex
Hughes
Pra
Ftrye
Vete
Frye
1V Ehaneatyer
Trav Rit
Western Air
One God One World Theme Opens KU Religious Emphasis Week
University of Kansas hosts Religious Emphasis Week February 24 with 12 leaders chosen for youth work. They will deliver over 25 appearances across convocations, radio broadcasts, seminars, lectures, and civic events. Dr Daniel Polig headlines with three addresses. he heads the Rapist Temple and Society of Christian Endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Daniel Polig
Monaker
Rapists Temple
Philadelphia
Society of Christian Endeavor Organization
Bryan Green
London
Engil Xprak
Gena v F. Hartett
First Baptist Church
Columbia
Rapeak
Most Lawrence
Chureles
KU Dean to Attend National Music Education Convention
Dean Swarthout of the University of Kansas will attend weeklong sessions at the National Convention of the National Association of Schools of Music and the Music Teachers National Association. More than a thousand delegates are expected, with Swarthout serving as secretary and president in past years. Attendees from local colleges include Karl Kurstsine and Werner Roy Underwood, with Laurel Everett Anderson Evelyn Delong and Jeanette Cass also listed. Some participants will attend only part of the sessions due to class schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DM. Swarthout
University of Kansas Scheed
Fine Arte
Muse
Music Teachers National Association
Trean Swartheut Ia
National Association of Schiote of Music
Music Teachers National
Nesariae
Tian Fer 8
Yenye
Pay a Record Price for Feeder Cattle in K. C Kansas City
Kansas City market sets record feeder cattle prices with averages around 144.69 per head and top quotes near 300 for all beef steers. The USDA reports show ongoing strength in cattle sales as buyers push for high quality stock amid a bustling livestock market. Also notes a local Masonic lodge meeting on February 24 with special communication and visitors welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas group studies KU student government
University of Arkansas Dean John P. Anderson and two students J. P. Byrd and Robert Wilson arrived on the campus for a two day study of student government at the University of Kansas. They will confer with administrators heads of student organizations and party leaders to gather ideas for changing their own university structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Anderson
University of Arkansas
University of Kansas
J. P. Byrd
Robert Wilson
Joint Board to Conduct Hearing on Trash Pickup Delays
A Joint Board hearing follows reports that residents flood the sanitation department with calls about trash pickup times. Field Supervisor Joe Reed notes only about 10 residents sought changes to January water bill mounts, with 1 percent paying in full. He says January income nearly reached projections as the system runs near schedule and aims to complete first westward route by mid next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reed
Reed
Radio Broadcasts Add to Activities for Religious Week
Outstanding religious leaders from England Mexico and the United States will be presented in radio broadcasts over KFRU and WREN along with classroom programs at church services student groups seminars and dinner sessions during Religious Emphasis week February 22 28. Tomorrow at 6 30 to 7 am an informal panel on The University Christian Mission will outline the week program with visiting speakers Rev Philippa Moulton director University Christian Mission Rev Bryan Green Vicar Holy Trinity Hrompton England Dr Gonzalo Baez Camargo Concillo Nacional Evangelico de Mexico and Mrs Clarence Curr ence of Belleville member of the Kansas Christian Women's Missionary Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mexico
United States
Rania
KFRU
WREN
The
University Christian Mission
Phillipa Moulton
New York City
Bryan Green
Holy Trinity
Hrompton
London
Gonzalo Baez-Camargo
Concillo Nacional Evangelico de Mexico
Clarence Currence
Belleville
Kansas Christian Women's Missionary Society
Ice Gate Is Closing At Little America Antarctic Camp
A LAA scouting plane reports signs that a great ice gate is closing in on Little America with tent town life racing against the advancing winter. The Ross Sea is 80 percent ice covered, 90 miles north of Bay of Whales. Byrd and Cruzen will decide when to abandon the camp, possibly ordering further air scouting of the icepack.
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Mount Olympus
Antarctic
LAA
Little America
Ross Sea
Bay of Whales
United States Navy
Richard E. Byrd
Richard H. Cruzen
Piayette list mix up and tax petitions circulate in Lawrence
A typed piayette list arrived at the Journal-World by mail in error and will be sent back if called for. Congressmen Scrivner reports city employees received petitions seeking higher personal exemptions in income tax rather than a 20 percent across the board cut. Voting registration rose with 37a eligible electors registering during extended bank hours, boosting the city turnout potential. Douglas county courthouse closed for Washington’s Birthday observance while sheriff’s office stayed active and officials attended duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World News Room
The
Journal-World
Errett P. Scrivner
Conressman Scrivner
House
Waya and Means Committee
Douglas County
Tank Anh
George Washington
Naual
Hugh Means
Robert B. Oyler
Storm Ties Traffic Amid Britains Severe Weather
London reports heavy snow and rain blocked rail lines and highways across England isolating villages in the Yorkshire dales and delaying coal shipments from South Wales. Temperatures across the British Isles fell 10 to 18 degrees below normal as forecasters warned the severe weather would persist for days. Continental temperatures moderated after a month of bitter cold while railway leaders urged weekend work to speed coal delivery to midlands and restore power to industry.
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London
England
Yorkshire Dales
South Wales
Industral
British Isles
Siang
M Midlands
Farm conservation leads to steady on farm improvements
A veteran Kansas farmer credits soil conservation with long term gains on his eastern Kansas land. He cites a diversified program balancing grains, potatoes, hay and beef cattle, aiming for steady annual improvements and a well planned, long range strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Heck
Grant Town
Emil Dr
Jeterich
Ots
Life term urged for man who set eight fires in Missouri
Elopus Walker a 54 year old handyman from Kansas City admitted setting midnight fires in eight Missouri hamlets to watch them burn. Circuit Judge V C Rose sentenced him after Walker pled guilty to arson and burglary in a state prison term. Lawrence men admitted to Glee club include Joseph Wilkins director James Blocker Charles Bartrude and William L Brown. Baldwin Elevator Co changes hands with Frank Barnett new manager and partial owner. Fort Scott health officer Dr William S Gooch died of a heart attack at 72 while recovering from a minor operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Lawrence
Gleelub
Glee Club
Joseph Wilkins
James Blocker
Cotlege
Indiana
Istreet
Charles Bartrude
Mississippi
Wiliam LL Brown
Jersey
Fort Scott
Kan
William S. Gooch
Bourbon County
Dy. Goochway
Iwo Jima Flag Raising Survivors Scattered Across Nation
Three survivors from the Iwo Jima flag raising on Mount Suribachi, photographed by Joe Rosenthal, are now dispersed: John Strachey, 29, an embalmer in Milwaukee. Tra Hayes, 24, a Pima Indian on an Arizona reservation farm. and Rene Gagnon, tied to a Manchester cotton mill.
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Mount Suribacht
Jina
Byane Rosenthal
John Strachey
Pharmaciat
Milwaukee
Wis
Tra H. Hayes
Bapchule
Ariz
Rene Gagnon
Manchester
Rosenthal
Jon
San Francisco
Deaths and Funerals: Portland Pneumonia Victim Mrs Redene
Mrs Stanley T Radenz 38 sister of Mrs Clifford Dean and Mrs Raymond AleCabe died at her Portland home of pneumonia. She had worked in KU publicity in 1945 while husband served. Surviving include husband, parents Rev FE Spencer and Mrs Spencer of Topeka, brother John Spencer of Atchison and other relatives. Eli Wilson rites attended Plymouth Congregational Church with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included Rep Thomas Hayne Wilson and others. active pallbearers listed. Out of town attendees named. John Baker, about 73, died at 614 Florida Street. services Monday 11 am at Bowser Lee Chapel. body to lie in state 9:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley T. Redene
Stanley T. Radenz
Clifford Dean
Tennessee Street
Raymond AleCabe
Indiana Street
Portland
Ore
University of Kansas
FE. W. Spencer
Topeka
John Spencer
Atchigan
Fli Wilson
Eli Wilson
Plymouth Congregational Church
C. Fosberg Hughes
Wilson
Maple Grove
Thomas Hayne Wilson
G. R. Frazier
F. W. Hosford
C. B. Aero C. E. Decker
Fred Lewis
C. G. Husted
C. RB. Young
William Underwood
B. Underwood
Charles Spray
E. W. Ousdahl
C. J. Tonping
A.C. Schaake
Chris Kraft
W. R. Green
Mra. HE. Hucke and Sons
Robert and
Edward Hucke
Robert Lawrence
Kansas City
H.R. Johnston
Plattamouth
Neb
Shrontz
Holton
Mies
Susan Dicker
Toca
Carl Perking
Carl
Brian
Darwin Gerard
Fayetteville
John Baker Joh Baker
Florida Street
Bowser
Lee Chanel
A. L. Parcker
Jtme
Army Planes Search Arctic Wastes Near Ladd Field Alaska
On February 22 1944 Army planes from Ladd Field and Elmendorf Field flew over northern Alaska above the Arctic Circle to locate a missing B 29 Superfortress from a photographic mission. Officials said the last radio message indicated low gas and a possible forced landing. Planes reportedly cross the Atlantic far faster than Columbus did.
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Ladd Field
Fairbanks
Alaska
Elmendorf Field
Anchorage
Arctic Circle
Army
Junior High Cage Squad Entertained at a Dinner
Members of the Junior high school basketball squad, Coach Wilbur Daver, and Principal 5 Clay Coy were guests at a dinner last evening at the Fraice Hall. A short program followed the dinner as slayer Johnson presented Coach Tver with a velvet basketball on a chain. The coach praised the players and thanked the parents for their interest. Principal Cov spoke briefly. Players present included George Easter, Bill Pulliu, John Simona, Rex Johnson, Stanton Ball, Jack Imel, Ray Cox, Tom Landon, Ronald Lady, Merle Hodg en, Robert Kay, Louis Phillips, Tom Ryther, Marvin Fohl, and Alden Brownlee. Melvin Johnson was unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Daver
iClay Coy
Geal
Slayer Johnson
Tver
Cov
George Easter
Bill Pulliu
John Simona
Rex Johnson
Stanton Ball
Jack Imel
Ray Cox
Tom Landon
Ronald Lady
Merle Hodgen
Robert Kay
Louis Phillips
Tom Ryther
Marvin Fohl
Alden Brownlee
Melvin Johnsonnei
Truman Seeks Foreign Relief Aid For UNRRA Test
President Truman requests a 1 000 000 foreign relief appropriation to fund United Nations relief work and food aid. Early Capitol reaction is favorable, though Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee vow to cut portions of the 37 500 000 000 budget, signaling a clash over UN commitments and aid funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
United Nations
Capitol’ Hill
Pany
UNRRA
Mercy
House Appropriations Committee
Returning Troops Arrive After Bremerhaven Voyage
Victory was due in New York today from Bremerhaven with 730 troops aboard. Destroyer Division 91 was due to accompany the relief voyage and provide escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bremerhaven
K U Student Injured in Truck Collision at KU
A University of Kansas student, a junior, was severely hurt last evening near Goëlork in a truck collision. He sustained a brain injury and multiple lacerations, was treated at Parksville, then transported to the University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
University of Kan
Go‘elork
Parksville
Unive . of Kansas
Kansas City
Market News From Mangas City Livestock Yard
Market notes report mixed cattle bids with steady to firm prices for steers and heifers. Buyers show interest in stock cattle while dairy cows and feeders soften slightly amid light offerings and cautious demand.
Lawrence Kansas Stock Market Sale Draft Notice
Saturday February 22 at Lawrence Kansas features varied cattle lots priced by class. Good and choice medium calves and stockers offered with loads described at 13 and 20.50 per hundredweight. Includes bulk heifers and yearlings, mixed inventories, and several quality grades amid a public sale notice.
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Trans-World Line
Free Leaves Organization
K.U
ST. Louis
K. C
Lawrence Lodge
A. F
A.M
Herbert L. Jones W.M
Walter H. Varnum
Arkansas U
Sanitation Department
Harald Fisher
Pete
Missouri
Baldwin
Baldwin Elevator Company
Frank Barnett
Star Grain and Lumber, Company of
Wellsville
Iwo Jima
Atlantic
Columbus
Junior High Cage Squad
K. U
Mangas City
Hyve
Oilo-Matic
Chean
J. T. Harris CO
Rumsey Funeral Phone
C. BA Rumsey
Fred Rumsey
Oscar Rumsey
Lawrence Building and Lean Association
J. Meabe
James Stewart
Wye Reed
Ansel
ACM
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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