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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1941

Page

2

Nazis May Try to Get French Subs

Washington reports a powerful French fleet including submarines and destroyers could join Germany if France falls under Vichy or falls under Axis control. Experts note ships like the Bearn and Emile Bertin may stay in the Western Hemisphere defense zone, hindering Axis plans.

Washington Britain Atlantic Germany France Knox Congress Bearn Martinique Caribbean Emile Ber‘tin Jeanne D'Arc Guadaloupe United States Great Britain Mediterranean Alexandria Oran Bizerte Toulon Casablanca Dakar French West Africa

Lynch to Present Organ Recital at KU Hoch Auditorium

Topeka native W Arnold Lynch will perform a graduate organ recital at 4 pm tomorrow in Hoch Auditorium on the University of Kansas campus. A KU bachelor of music and student of Laurel Everett Anderson, Lynch will play works by Edmundson Sowerby Sessions Jonber Brahms Schumann Franck and Bach including Fantasie and Passacaglia.

W. Arnold Lynch Topeka University of Kansas School of Fine Arts Hoch Lynch University of Kansas Laurel Everette Anderson Garth Edmundson Voo Sowerby Roger Sessions Ben Ritmato Joseph Jonber Johannes Brahms Robert Schumann Cesar Franck Johann Sebastian Bach School of Fine Arts Hoch Auditorium L. E. Anderson Joseph Wilkins Jan Chiapasso Raymond Stahl Alice Moncrieff Ruth Orcutt Meribah Moore Karl Kuersteiner G. Criss Simpson Waldemar Gelich D. M. Swarthout

The First and Second U S Banks and Their Impact

The first bank closed in 1811 leading to bank growth and risky lending as state and private banks pursued deposits and notes. The second bank created by Congress aimed at stabilizing finances, with government influence and a larger capital. It curbed unsecured notes, but faced criticism for centralized monopoly power.

First United States Bank United States’ Bank Congress First United States Bank United States Jefferson

Scholarships Awarded to Kansas Girls from High Schools

Dr. J H Nelson announces University of Kansas honor scholarships for Kansas high school girls. Recipients include Bertha Cummins Holyrood Sadie A Lawson award and six Donnelly Honor Scholarships awarded to Frances Crittenden Wichita Florence Eggert Lawrence Evelyn Railsback Langdon Persis Snook Wichita Fannie Rosen Wichita Helen Stormont Dighton.

University of Kansas J. H. Nelson College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Kansas Bertha E. Cummins Holyrood Sadie A. Lawson Mary Margaret Felt Wellington Otto Springer Doris Niewer Leavenworth U. G. Mitchell Harriet Rouse Hays Donnelly Frances Crittenden Wichita Florence Eggert Lawrence Evelyn Railsback Langdon Persis Snook Fannie Rosen Helen Stormont Dighton

George R. King Honored for 50 Years in KU Chemistry

George R. King storeroom keeper in the University of Kansas chemistry department was celebrated by 125 colleagues and friends on Thursday marking 50 years of service. He joined in 1891 under Prof. E H S Bailey, who built the storeroom role, and King’s career included handing out supplies to students in the evolving department.

George R. King Department of Chemistry University of Kansas King E. H S. Bailey Bailey Joseph Savage George King Fraser Hall E.H.S. Bailey Laboratories F. B. Davis A. A. Hill A. W. Davidson Chemistry H. P. Cady

Camp Robinson Soldiers Injured in a Collision

Five Camp Robinson soldiers en route to Topeka Kansas for furloughs were injured in a midnight collision near Rogers Arkansas. Joe Reed the apparently most seriously injured was taken to the Veterans hospital at Fayetteville for further care. The other injured are Ballard Rolland Chenoweth Ivan Linquist Clyde Scripps and Richard Johan all with various wounds. Occupants of the other car were treated locally and suffered no serious injuries.

Clyde Scripps Richard Johan 127Th Field Artillery

Three Youths Charged in Kay Valley Station Burglary

County Attorney Milton P. Beach filed burglary and grand larceny charges late yesterday against Robert W. Berry Wellington Charles R. Sample Pittsburg and Richard Daniels Kansas City Kan for breaking into the Kay Valley filling station at Seventh and Arkansas on the night of May 5 and stealing merchandise valued at 75.90. Berry and Sample are jailed while Daniels was released. Beach said Daniels would be indicted. The youths were residents at the time and were arrested locally and in Sumner County.

Milton P. Beach Robert W. Berry Wellington Charles R. Sample Pittsburg Richard Daniels Kansas City Kan Kay Valley Seventh and Arkansas Street Berry Sample Daniels Beach Sieminsad Sumner County

Church Money Stolen. Youth Foiled Try At Bank

A First Presbyterian church was entered last night with about 1 in cash stolen after a window was forced. The same suspect then went to the First National Bank and attempted to cash a 24 check forged with the pastor Rev. T. H. Astman s name. Bank staff investigated, the youth fled and eluded police.

First Presbyterian Church First National Bank T. H. Astman Barth

Editors Need Set of Prejudices, Henry J. Allen Says

Henry J. Allen and William Allen White praised distinct editorials at the Kansan Board banquet at the Colonial. Allen urged editors to cultivate a definite set of prejudices and warned that neutral papers lose virility, noting journalism began as a cause in Kansas and praising modern schools. He highlighted two graduates and spoke on education, tariff views, and radio’s potential independence.

Henry J. Allen William Allen White Kansas University of Kansas Kansan Board Allen Union England Save the Children Federation U. S America L. N. Flint Henry Schott Memorial Stan Stauffer Topeka Bob Trump Ottawa Sigma Delta Chi Margaret Hyde Wichita Betty Coulson Overland Park Ruth Spencer Ashcraft Lawrence Virginia Gray Emporia Gray Dorsey K. U Ray Heady Elmer Beth Siegfried Mickelson John Harvey Parsons John Coward Coolidge Lillian Fisher Leavenworth Betty West Dorothy Schroeter Ruth Beeler Marjorie Keeble Hutchinson Saralena Sherman Don Pierce Gabe Parks Milo Farnell Pittsburgh Conard Ed Garich Heidi Viets Girard Garich Roscoe Born Independence Kenneth Jackson Arma Art O'Donnell Junction City Cameron

Lawrence man receives research fellowship at Code Company

Has Research Fellowship Thomas H. Hayes of Lawrence will earn a PhD in bacteriology from the University of Kansas this June. He has been appointed a research fellow with the Code Company of Kalamazoo Michigan, announced by D N P Sherwood today. The fellowship becomes effective July 1.

Thomas H. Hayes Lawrence University of Kansas Code Company Kalamazoo Mich D. N. P. Sherwood Hayes

Bishop Mead Dies After Heart Attack at 72

Kansas City May 17 Bishop Charles L Mead 72 died in his sleep at home after a heart attack He preached twice daily this week in Kawe City Okla and served 47 years in ministry including 21 years as bishop He hosted the united conference of 1939 and was born in Vienna New Jersey He married 45 years ago and survived by his widow three daughters and two sons Funeral services will be held here Tuesday with burial in Los Angeles.

Kansas City Charles L. Mead Kansas United Methodist Church Kawe City Okla Vienna New Jersey Rutherford Hoboken Newark New York Des Moines Everett R. Clinchy Madison N. J H. H. Frantz San Francisco R. Kenneth Miller Los Angeles Charles L. Mead, Jr Dover Robert S. Mead University of Southern California

Benefit Bridge for Bundles for Britain in Lawrence

A benefit bridge party will be held in the Lawrence community building on Tuesday May 27 at 8 o clock to raise funds for the hospital fund. Mrs Henry Werner chairs the local branch and has received a request from New York headquarters for rapid remittance. Subcommittee chairs include Mrs Henry Asher ticket sales Mrs Paul Haney tables and chairs Mrs A B Mitchell table prizes Mrs L N Lewis draw prizes and Mrs H M Stucker refreshments. Tickets will be sold at Bundles for Britain headquarters in Bell s Music store and other designated places.

Lawrence Bundles For Britain England Henry Werner New York Werner Smith Henry Asher Paul Haney A. B. Mitchell L. N. Lewis H. M. Stucker Bell

Party for Sixth Graders by New York P T A

Children of the New York sixth grade and their mothers were guests of honor at a party hosted by the New York P T A on Thursday afternoon May 15. The event featured orchid and white table decor, autograph-book favors made by the fifth grade, and a program led by Richard Perkins with songs, solos, a dance, and class prophecies.

New York New York P.T. A Richard Perkins

Farmers Promote Barnsdall’s New Fuel Price

Farmers advertise Barnsdall fuel option at 6.9 cents a gallon. Contact G Ph 2070 or 86 AI for details.

Barnsdall

Messerschmitt Linked to Hess Case in Radio Sparks

London reports the government radio linked Willi Messerschmitt to Rudolf Hess in German broadcasts noting rumors he aided Hess and that Hess used a new reconnaissance plane not yet in Luftwaffe service. The piece mentions a plan to exhibit the plane at Trafalgar Square was dropped.

London Rudolf Hess Willi Messerschmitt Messerschmitt Hess Augsburg Scotland Luftwafffe Trafalgar Square Arthur Greenwood Germany German Reich Greenwood

Henry J Allen shaped KU ROTC and Lindley ties

Henry J Allen a former Kansas governor and prominent aid-to-Britain figure spoke at the Kansas Board banquet and described his role in establishing KU ROTC construction and the Lindley Memorial Lectureship. He recalled 1919 coal mine strikes that drew 2,000 college boys and KU volunteers, and noted later legal shifts around the Kansas Industrial Court act.

Henry J. Allen Kansas Board University of Kansas R.O. T.C Ernest Lindley Allen R.O.T.C Lindley Lyle Armel Endowment Association Kansas Supreme Court Crawford County Kansas College K. U Baker K-State

Recital of Organ Music by W A Lynch in Hoch Auditorium

Topeka organist W A Lynch will give a Sunday 4 pm recital in Hoch Auditorium as part of his Master of Music degree work. A pupil of Laurel E Anderson, he studies at K U since 1988 and serves as organist at First Presbyterian Church Topeka. He plans works by Jongen Sowerby Sessions Edmundson.

Topeka Hoch Lynch Laurel E. Anderson K. U Philadelphia First Presbyterian Church of

Pioneer Kansan Is Dead

Mrs. Annie E. Miller 85 mother of Postmaster Martin Miller died today in Fort Scott Kansas. She arrived from Illinois in the 1860s and leaves another son Harry and sister Mrs. Matilda Mackey of Pittsburg. Funeral services are set for Sunday. Woodrow Miller and wife of 508 Louisiana Street were summoned to Fort Scott by the death of Woodrow Miller’s grandmother.

Fort Scott Kan Annie E. Miller Martin Miller Illinois Harry Matilda Mackey Pittsburg Woodrow Miller Louisiana Street Mr. Miller Woodrow Miller Martin Iller

Soviet Iraq Agreement Reported Signed in Ankara

A Moscow radio broadcast quoted by a British outlet said a Soviet Iraq diplomatic and commercial accord was signed today in Ankara Turkey. The broadcast was heard in New York and described as a significant development in Soviet Iraqi relations.

New York Moscow Radio Tonight Ankara Turkey

Marriage License Issued to Martin and Chappel

A marriage license was issued by Probate Judge Frank R. Gray to Oscar Jeff Martin of Kansas City Missouri and Ruth Irene Chappel of Topeka.

Frank R. Gray Oscar Jeff Martin Kansas City Ruth Irene Chappel Topeka

Dance in the Square Opens Coronado Entrada Cast

Lawrence dance duo Jeanette and Jerry Correa appear in the opening number of the Coronado Entrada in Compostela. Lee Robbins joins as Sanchez replacing Donald Dicker. rehearsals resume Monday night. Dancers trained in Kansas City have performed in Lawrence and nearby towns.

Jerry Correa Maxine Lindley Lawrence Jeanette Jerry John W. Judd Compostela Kansas City Lee Robbins Robbins Sanchez Donald Dicker Coronado

Veto on Farm Bill Would Be Over-Ridden

Kansas City May 17 Rep Clifford Hope predicts Congress would override a presidential veto of the new farm commodity loan bill granting wheat loans at 85 percent of parity. He notes only two senators and 63 House members voted against it and says a two-thirds majority is attainable.

Kansas City Clifford Hope Kan Congress House Hope House Agriculture Committee Agriculture Department

Kansas Farm Loan Rates Tied to Parity by Agriculture Dept

A Kansas official noted current law sets farm loan rates at 52 to 75 percent of parity, with the exact figure determined by the agriculture department. The discussion centers on tying loan terms to parity to support farmers this year.

Kansas

Market News and Stocks Note No Quotations

Government bonds show no quotations today and New York stocks update is absent. The page asks readers if 76 percent of subscribers read the page every day, signaling engagement emphasis.

Emory Wall Street Journal Successful Businessen and Investors New York, N

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