France Reorganizes Cabinet Toward Economic Collaboration
Jacques Barnaud named delegate general to oversee French German economic negotiations as Petain forms a five man cabinet headed by Admiral Darlan. The reshuffle expands powers of Huntziger Boutillier and Darlan, with Barnaud under Petain and overseeing raw materials talks in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Jacques Barnaud
Marshal Petain
Petain
Jean Darlan
Darlan
Council of Ministers
Navy
Charles Huntzker
Yves Boutillier
Joseph Barthelmeu
Pierre Caziot
Barnaud
Francois Lehideux
Rene Belin
Department of Labor
Boutillier
Punizace
Belin
Huntziger
Renault Automobile Factory
Paris
Y W C A Worker Headed for Haskell Conferences
Miss Bertha M Eckert national secretary of Indian work for the Y W C A arrives at Haskell Institute for her annual visit. She will speak at the dedication service for a new religious activities room in upper Curtis hall and attend conferences with Haskell girls. Mrs Margaret Sneelman hosted a tea for Miss Eckert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Eckert
Y.W.C.A
New York City
Haskell Institute
Upper Curtis Hall
Haskell
Margaret Sneelman
Miss Eckert
Former Police Chief Dies in Fort Scott
Chris J. Hoy aged 48, longtime city jailer and former police chief, died last night of heart disease. He served as jailer 12 years and was police chief four years. Survived by widow and two children. Brother Walter Hoy guards at Leavenworth. brothers Tom Hoy and sister Mrs. Jesse Hyle live in Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Chris J. Hoy
Walter Hoy
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Tom Hoy
Jesse Hyle
Wichita
Coercive ownership of capital in public jurisdictions
The term refers to state or public control of major productive assets within cities, counties, states or nations, limiting private ownership and directing resources for collective goals. It contrasts with private property models and can reflect central planning or government ownership in varying degrees.
Analysis of ownership and ownership in socialism and communism
The text notes coercive ownership where individuals lack decisive power and details how new community members gradually become owners of a water system but without definite shares. It contrasts socialism with state ownership of capital and land and states communism as extending state ownership to wealth and resources. It cites Ely's definition and mentions varieties of socialist and communist thought in Christian contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviriekhiip
Ely
W.s.re
Tickets available for Kansas Music Teachers association convention
Associate members may buy tickets to attend the thirty third annual convention at the University of Kansas March 3 and 4. Tickets grant access to all sessions and concerts with no extra charge. The Kansas City Philharmonic under Karl Krueger will give a complimentary concert to K M T A members and a children's concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Music Teachers’ Association
University of Kansas
Kansas City Philharmonic
Karl Krueger
K. M
T. A
Frank Stronghall
K.M.T.A
Karl QO. Euersteiner
K. U
Luther O. Leavengood
Southwestern University
Winfield
Everett Fe
Film on Flowers to Show Gardens and Roses in Lawrence
A color film And Beauty Comes will be shown Monday at 7 30 in the high school auditorium to aid yard work and planting. Calvin C Burton of Swift and Company will discuss gardening and flower culture after the show. No admission, March 3 is the only date. the education board supplied the space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Calvin C. Burton
Swift & Company
Lester Scott
The
Junior Co. of
Lawrence
Board of Education
Hershey
Portland
Sigma Phi Fosilon Elects Officers And Initiates Pledges
Sigma Phi Fosilon elected officers and initiated pledges at the chapter house last evening. Officers include president Knute Kresie Topeka and vice president Bob Johnson Kansas City along with secretary Judson Goodrich Topeka historian Lindley Hines Russell guard Charles Johnson Topeka senior marshal John Foust Iola junior marshal Gordon Petty Wellsville rush chairman Karl Runoventhal Russell predce master Bob Stoddard North Platte Neb social chairman Harold Edwards Lyons intramural manager Hal Ruppenthal activities chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Fosilon
Knute Kresie
Topeka
Bob Johnson
Kansas City
Judson Goodrich
Lindley Hines
Russell
Charles Johnson
Guard
John Foust
Iola
Gordon Petty
Wellsville
Rudy Lavely
Greensburg
Rush
Karl Runoventhal
Real Estate Board Hears Plans at Lawrence Luncheon
Lawrence real estate board met at the weekly luncheon to review the directors report and set policies for a busier year ahead. Members E. T. Arnold M. R. Gill C. B. Holmes C. B. Hosford S. J. Hunter Charles E. Louk Mrs. Jewel Mack Roy Martin attended and participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Real Estate Board of Lawrence Today
Board of
E. T. Arnold
M. R. Gill
C. B. Holmes
C. B. Hosford
S. J. Hunter
Charles E. Louk
Jewel Mack
Roy Martin
Classified Page Promises Readers and Sellers Results
The Journal World advertises its classifieds as a fast path to readers and buyers, highlighting access to a broad audience and quick response for listings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Grand Jury Finds No Indictments In 1940 Campaign Finance
A Washington special grand jury concluded no indictments would be issued over 1940 election expenditures. It noted a large sum was raised and spent but believed actions stayed within the law. Witnesses included Flynn and Martin, with Du Pont and Reynolds among those questioned. the panel urged law refinements to curb fund excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward J. Flynn
John D. M. Hamilton
Lammet DuPont
R. J. Reynolds
District Court For
District of Columbia
Maurice M. Milligan
United States
Kansas City
Flynn
Democratic National Committee
Joseph W. Martin
Hamilton
Martin
du Pont
Reynolds
Buzzsaw Blows Up In Coffeyville Scene
In Coffeyville Kansas Feb 25 a buzzing saw flywheel exploded sending a 25 pound piece across 880 feet. Henry Kellum reported the wheel dropped from the sky and police found the wreckage with no injuries. Kellum called the buzzsaw outfit for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Clarence A. Lang
Henry Kellum
Henry
Sam Knicht
Mr. Kellum
Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Death notices for William M. Drennon aged 73 report funeral services at Rumsey funeral home Wednesday at 2:30 pm with Rev. Harold G. Barr. burial Oak Hill. Allen Addy funeral was held Saturday. he died Thursday at his daughter’s Lyndon home. burial Toneka. John Weibel former local resident died in Kansas City Missouri. survived by wife and four children. arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Drennon
Haskell
Rumsey
Harold G. Barr
Oak Hill Cemetery
Allen Addy
E. P. Addy
Lawrence
Mr. Addy
Lyndon
Toneka
John Weibel
Kansas City
Elmer Weibel
Oskaloosa
Emma Sherwood
Robert Mounsey
W. W. Stark
Oklahoma City
Church Plans Plays As Redecoration Nears Finish
Workmen paint floor and refinish pews at the Church of God in preparation for a Sunday service and two three act plays by members of the congregation. Admission is free with a free will offering to finish the church before dedication day in late March. Church ladies sponsor a dinner a week from Friday with proceeds benefiting the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Former Maryland Governor Harry W Nice Dies in Richmond
Former Maryland governor Harry W Nice died at 5 a m in Richmond at age 63 from a heart attack while visiting friends He was the state’s third Republican chief executive serving 1935 39 He sought reelection but lost to Herbert R O Connor later returned to Baltimore to practice law and briefly considered another run for public office after Radcliffe’s decisive victory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Harry W. Nice
Maryland
Nice
Florida
Baltimore
Herbert R. O’connor
U. S
George L. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Landon urges Americans to oppose lease lend bill
Former Governor Alf M Landon denounces the lease lend bill and says the American people must tell Senate opponents that they do not want war. He warns passage would lead to U S entry into conflict and potential government overreach. Landon spoke from WREN studios in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf M. Landon
Landon
United States
Senate
Washington
League of Nations
Willkie
Kansas
WREN
Message Traced in Snow Tells of Fatal Crash
Ottawa reports a survival traced a snow message from a Newfoundland coast crash. The dead include Sir Frederick Banting 49 co discoverer of insulin. Also dead are Navigator William Bird and William Swaitham. Survivor Joseph C Mackey was pilot en route to England on a wartime medical mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Newfoundland
Frederick Grant Banting
Sir Frederick
William Bird
Kidderminster
England
William Swaitham
Bedford
Nova Scotia
Joseph C. Mackey
Kansas City
Advisory Board to Meet at Colonial Tea Room
The Salvation Army advisory board will hold its second annual meeting Wednesday evening at the Colonial tea room. Induction of new members and election of officers are planned. Current officers include Roger Williams as chairman George Lowman as vice chairman and Kelvin Hoover as treasurer. Brigadier and Mrs DeBevoise of Kansas City will attend with the brigadier speaking on The Salvation Army War Work and National Defense Program at 9 PM over station WREN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Colonial Tea Room
Roger Williams
George Lowman
Kelvin Hoover
DeBevoise
Kansas City
Salvation Army
National Defense
Wren
Base Expenditures Approved for Guam and Samoa Improvements
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee approved a 242 million 373 thousand five hundred dollar authorization for improvements at Guam and American Samoa. The measure, already passed by the House, aims to upgrade Pacific outposts near Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Guam
Samoa
Pacific
Japan
House
Twelve ships sank during week to Feb 16
The Admiralty reported twelve British and allied merchant ships totaling 37 636 tons were sunk in the week ended February 16, up from 29 806 tons the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Winant to Fly to Lisbon on Atlantic Clipper
Pan American Airways announced that John G. Winant US ambassador to Britain has a reservation on the Atlantic Clipper flight scheduled to depart Thursday morning for Lisbon.
Classifieds Sell or Trade on Journal World Page
Daily buyers and sellers meet on the Journal World classified page. Phone 22 and ask for an Ad-Taker to place your ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal- World
Men Busy In Training At Camp Robinson
Corporal Howard Schneider and Private John McAlearney on brief furloughs describe conditions at Camp Robinson. Company H 137th Infantry reports most ill soldiers back on duty, 30 tents in use, food plentiful, eighteen selectees assigned, and trench work by 110th Engineers. Weekend visits favored. regimental rehearsals and camp entertainments underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Schneider
John McAlearney
Camp Robinson
137Th Infantry
Lawrence
Galen Gorrill
Camp Pike
187Th Regiment
110Th Engineers
Lawrence Events Include Convocation and Board Meeting
Dr. F C Allen will speak at Chillicothe Business College for a fiftieth anniversary convocation. The Community Chest board meets at 4 pm at the Chamber of Commerce to elect officers. The minstrel chorus rehearses at 6 pm to prepare for KK A basketball game tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
Chillicothe Business College
The
Community Chest
Chamber of Commerce
Soviet Budget in Moscow Sees 1941 Revenue Figures
The Soviet national budget of 215,400,000,000 rubles for 1941 was announced to the Supreme Soviet. Finance Commissar Arseny Zvereff said the USSR would take in about 216,200,000,000 rubles to cover it. Budget balanced at 188,055,000,000 in the previous year. The ruble's nominal value is about 19 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Arseny Zvereff
U.S.S.R
All Rumanians Ordered to Vote On Premier Antonescu Plan
Premier Ion Antonescu announced all Rumanians over 21, including Jews, must vote March 2 on approval or disapproval of his government. The ballot is compulsory and will offer only yes or no options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Ion Antonescu
House to Form Special Committee to Probe Defense Program
Representative Cox of Georgia said after a rules committee meeting that the house will establish a special committee to investigate the defense program. He noted the main questions are its composition and its exact duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Cox
D-Ga
House
British forces capture 400 prisoners in Eritrea push
Cairo reports British column driving toward Asmara has captured 400 prisoners and three guns. Operations east of the Juba river advance toward Mogadiscio as Brava falls, placing British within 150 miles of Mogadiscio. Air raids target Addis Ababa and Tepeleni as Ethiopian irregulars and South Africans gain ground near Moyale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
CPI
Eritrea
Asmara
Daily
Communiqtie
Juba River
Ethiopa
Tepeleni
Albania
Nairobi
Kenya
Brava
Chisimaio
Moyale
Mogadiscio
Britain Rejects Mediation in War With Germany
Prime Minister Churchill told Japan Britain rejected mediation in the war with Germany. The government announced in the House of Commons by Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs R. A. Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Churchill
Japan
Germany
House of Commons
R. A. Butler
Selective service rookies leave for training camp
A special train carrying 500 selective service rookies was scheduled to depart from the recreation center later today for Camp Robinson, Arkansas, for a year of military training. Lt. Clyde V. Pickell was officer in charge of the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Robinson
Fort Leavenworth
Recreation Center
Camp Robinson, Ark
Clyde V. Pickell
Ten Norwegians Sentenced to Death by German Court
A German military court in Bergen convicted ten Norwegians of espionage for Britain and imposed death sentences. Seven others received prison terms. The defendants were transported via Berlin for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergen
Norway
Berlin
CGP
Britain
Mrs Crowell Plans Omaha Visit After Oklahoma City Stay
Mrs W C Crowell of Oklahoma City has been visiting her sister Mrs George Melvin for several days. She will depart tomorrow for Omaha to visit her mother. Mrs Crowell was formerly Miss Clara Lynch of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Crowell
Oklahoma City
George Melvin
Omaha
Crowell
Clara Lynch
Lawrence
Sigel Community News Attends Events and Visits
Mrs Carrie Cox spends weeks in Oklahoma City with brother Bert Joyner. Ladies attend posture demonstration at Haskell. 4 H club met at Me EL church with Clare Jo Colman and others. Local residents visit kin in Lawrence, Leavenworth, and Topeka. Quilting club meets. Aid at Glatthaar home. next meeting with Mrs Olin White in Lawrence. A community play and refreshments planned at the school Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Cox
Oklahoma City
Bert Joyner
Haskell
Clare Jo
Wateta Colman
Leta Cox
Doris Cox
Toan Clowsh
Barbara Clough
Bertha Goff
Bernice Goff
Jesse O'Connor
Me. EL Shurch
North Lawrence
Kenneth Johnson
Lawrence
William Johnson
Wilma
Copeka
Glen Cox
Glenies
Memorial High School
John Christy
Janice Lee
Leavenworth
Sydney Mitchell Hose
Alva Petefish
Norris Faringer
Mmma Petefish
Arthur Petefish
Ianwaka
Sigel
Joseph Kenison
Lid Steele
William Jolson
Joe Claugh
Waterville
Kinnison
Fred Peterson
Aid
Am. WK. Glatthaar
Harold Chamney
Charles Wheden
Ernest Leary
Stanley
God
Lee Cox
Wilson Martin
Washington
Olin White
Roy Goff
Model
Tee Cox
Kansasity
Frank Hickock
Mickock
Petefish
Leta
Doris
Attaining Secot Thre at the Traine City Club Play
Ives Chapel reports the Traine City Community club will present Attaining Secot Thre at their Friday meeting on March 14. The item lists numerous local guests and social visits including Mrs Omar Schoonover and Lynn, Mrs Roylary, Mrs Ed Randel, the Butells, and many others with birthday celebrations and nursing outcomes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colyer
Traine City Community Club
Omar Schoonover
Lynn
George Summer
Roylary
Ed Randel
Herman Butell, Jr
Herman Butell
John Dean
Frank Lobingier
Charlie Wineinger
Wineinger
Henry Bailey
Hopewell Country Club
Ed McGowan
Ida Reynolds
Edith Whitteed
Albert Colby
Wray
Colo
W. W. Whitted
Frank Johnson
High Prairie
Joe Madi
John Leightle
Emporia
Leightle
Lovell
Osage City
Marion Fowler
Reed
Charlie Brown
Joe Brubaker
John Walton
Denver
Cole
Ted Cox
Doris Hiatt
Lawrence
Social Roundup of Hosts and Visiting Friends
Community guests and hosts gather across Ottawa area towns with dinners, church events, and Sunday visits. Notables include Mr and Mrs T G Hiatt hosting, outings to Topeka for funerals, and gatherings with Lobingier, Butler, Craven, Burrill, and Whitted families amid Sunday meals and strolls to Twin Mound and Vinland.
Sonntag Death Selects Houston Trip and Local Burial
Corliss B J Sonntag was summoned to Houston Texas by his mother Mrs Bernard Sonntag death after a long illness. He left Lawrence by rain Sunday morning and funeral services were held in Houston Sunday with a short service at Clebourn Monday before burial. Sonntag returned home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Sonntag
Houston
Tex
Bernard Sonntag
Sonntag
Lawrence
Clebourn
Frank Doane
Helen
Kansas City
Sadie Hoke
Brooks
John Turner
W. H. Dent
Linwood
John Clark
Sonny” Murphy
Roy Frisbie
Batton
Mr. Batton
Florence van Markle
Mary Murphy
DeSoto News Briefs From Local Social Ties And Health
Tuesday night events at the Masonic hall include the cats committee card party sponsored by the Eastern Star. Mrs. W. H. Dent and Florence Van Markle visited Mrs. Robert Turner in DeSoto. Mrs. Sallie Raheall, ill in a Kansas City hospital, will stay with her son Dave Randall until she can return home. Mr. and Mrs. Art Cuthbertson traveled to Kansas City to visit a hospitalized relative at St. Luke's. Dale Brown joined the LeSeur family for supper and attended the Odd Fellows meeting. Over 50 guests attended Edna Bourn and Miss Edna Bourns shower in Linwood prior to her March 1 wedding to Harry Engels. Classifieds note many jobs are located via the page. call 22 to place ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Masonic
Hines
Leland Penner
DeSoto
W. H. Dent
Art Cuthbertson
Lane
Roy Frisbie
Willow Springs
L. BR. Penner
Linwood
Edna Bourn
Harry Engels
Oklahoma
Dale Brown
Jasper LeSeur
Mr. LeSeur
Financial Road Opened To Careers in Aviation
Frye Aircraft Co announces a new deferred payment plan enabling students to pay a large portion of tuition after obtaining employment. The program follows a six week Sheet Metal Course and cites over 1800 Frye graduates employed in aircraft factories. Interested applicants are urged to write or visit 416 Admiral Dept.10 Kansas City Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frye Aircraft Co
Frye
America
Tulsa
Admiral
Dept
Adv
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Norman Angell
Hoch Auditorium
Kansas Music Teachers Convention
Movie ON
SIGEP
Real Estate Board
State of
Lease-Lend
Salvation Army Group
Vera Jones
Louisiana Street
Jones
Pottsville
Albert Martin
Lawrence Board of Education
Reno County
League of Kansas Municipalities
World Company Commercial Printing Department
World Company
Merchants Bureau
Ship Winter
L. G. Carter
W. C. Boardman
Antonescu
T. G. Hiatt
Charlie Jardon
Buddy
Howard Butler
Roy Clary
C. E. Lockwood
Frank Lohingier
Ray Lobingier
John Fouts
En Cunningham
West Baldwin
Will Wood
Leland Ulrich
Nora Fleshman
Ernest Butell
Wincel Dean
Ernest, Jr
Butler
Steve Speicher
Centropolis
George Richardson
Karen
Pleasant Valley
Howard Dean
Arius Dean
Carol Joan
Vinland
S&s F. Beiderwell
Alice Hemming
Glen Hemming
New Union District
Ernest Littell
Anita
Eugene Cook
Overland Park
Airs
Maurice Conk
Erdene
J. F. Cunningham
Fred Egereston
YW. Beck
Union District
Ted Brown
Leonard Whitted
O. W. Price
Victor
Eldridge Weigand
Fred Moore
LaCrosse
H. A. Snyder
Albert Dolby
Birs
Wo. W. Whitted
Misserniece Carnahan
Ted Rewh
Bob
Lwonaard Whitted and
Lile and
Ivan
John Grover
Corliss
Carl W. McKeen & Co
Commerce
Harrison
Kansas City, Mo
Allis
Financial Road
Westinghouse
Olson Bros
J. F. Baker
Misa
Fred A. Bremer
Wes
Spee
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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