Plan to Take Over Factories Faces Bipartisan Opposition
Washington January 5 The navy proposal to grant the President peacetime power to commandeer factories for naval construction drew strong bipartisan opposition in Congress. Senator Minton joined critics while Senator Borah Taft and others questioned emergency authority. Edison defended the plan as prudent for preparedness amid Roosevelt defense budget plans and Pacific fortification expansions.
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Green Favored to Succeed Lor as Colorado State College President
Puebla Colorado May Head Colorad State College may select CPH Roy Green a former Kansas State College professor now with the farm credit division to replace Dr Charles A Lor who retires September 1 1940 J W Goss says likely support from six of eight board members Green taught at Kansas State Manhattan for 14 years and joined the federal land bank at Wichita in 1934 Secretary Wallace calls him an able executive with strong qualifications The Journal World classified page notes readers and results.
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Alaska Becomes Northern Apex in Pacific Defense Grid
Officials said work would be pushed to rapid completion. Alaska stands at the northern apex of a cotelian triangle touching Hawaii and the Panama Canal, where the fleet and long range navy planes hold primary defense responsibility.
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Denied Fair Habeas Plea Shinessharps Case in Kansas
Kansas City Kansas January 5 UPI After five years in prison James Sharp argues he did not receive a fair trial. He sought a writ of habeas corpus from Federal Judge Richard J Hopkins who indicated the claim would be allowed based on alleged denial of fair trial and right of appeal. Sharp contends he was transported to Ottawa county jail at Minneapolis Kansas for trial preparations after a 4 30 p m instruction. He says lawyer Wilson from Salina was denied and his self prepared appeal lacked briefs and abstracts. Judge Hopkins noted findings by C W Brenneisen Jr and special master MaGaw and said state action may follow including appeal.
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Alumni fund fuels K U dormitory plans at Brynwood Place
Alumni statewide continue to pledge daily sums from two to three hundred dollars as they complete subscriptions to the fund for a men’s dormitory. Bondholders and the University committee hold the price for Brynwood Place, with ratification by bondholders due by January 11. If rejected, sale fails. if ratified, remodeling contracts and work begin promptly.
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Bishop Winkelman named Wichita bishop by Pope Pius XII
Pope Pius XII appointed Most Rev Christian H Winkelman auxiliary bishop of St Louis to be bishop of Wichita Kan The announcement came from the apostolic delegation Winkelman born in 1883 in St Louis educated at Quincy College and Kendrick Seminary ordained June 11 1907 served at St Charles Mo and later pastor at Sacred Heart Rich Fountain
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Auxiliary Bishop Serves Saint Louis Parish Longtime
The clergyman fromtain Missouri served as pastor of St. Francis de Sales in St. Louis after his 1929 appointment as auxiliary bishop. He has continued pastoral duties while holding the bishopric and has been priest-consultor of the third order of St. Francis in the United States since 1931.
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