Kansas millers urge milling wheat at home to feed foreign hunger
Topeka Kansas millers facing 12 to 15 days of wheat supply pressed Gov. Schoeppel at a press conference warning that exporting wheat for milling could profit shippers while starving populations abroad suffer. Letters from Walnut Creek Milling Co and Barton County mills say shipments force layoffs and threaten flour contracts. Local officials hint at widespread wheat stock depletion and milled output cuts.
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Topeka
UPH
Kansas
Andrew Schoeppel
United States
Schoeppe
Kangas
Schoeppel
Behoeppel
Atlantic
Anme
Walnut Creek Milling Company
Great Bend
Kin
Walnut Creek
Barton County Flour Milla
Niso
Kansas Mills
B. Lautz
Santa Feris
Salina
Wichita
Enid
Okla
German Gold Deposits at Basel Bank Pose Postwar Dilemma
The Bank for International Settlements in Basel holds German assets worth at least 50 million dollars, possibly more, with details guarded by bank officials. Allied diplomats foresee a complex fight over these funds as the BIS faces dissolution and the Bretton Woods system takes over. The bank’s wartime leadership and ties to Nazi figures loom large, while Baltic state accounts and nonmember Russia add uncertainty to asset claims.
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Switzerland
Bank of International Settlements
Basle
Raffaele Pilotti
Germany
Japan
First National Bank of
New York City
New Bretton Woods Fund
Thomas H. McKittrick
Walther York
Nurnberg
Funk
Austria
Banzig
Latvia
World minimum wage scale talks set for Seattle
Leaders from 30 nations prepare for a special maritime conference of the International Labour Office in Seattle next June. Delegations from major powers will discuss seamen wages and conditions including hours at sea, living standards, social security, paid vacation, and mariner promotions.
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Montreal
Seattle
Russia
International Labor Office
World Labor Organization
Uie
Nationa
Copenhagen
I.L.0
L.D
IcuTIES Driven by Rancher Kill Animal Lists a Deputy Warden Quote
IcuTIES driven by Rancher Louie Waver land and Waverland had to kill the animal, Deputy Game Warden Ross Wilson said. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Loesch of Lincoln formerly of Lawrence were guests Tuesday night at the Eldridge and called on friends yesterday before driving back from a business trip to Kansas City. Lt Robert E. Allen left for the Great Lakes naval training station for further assignment. Mrs. Allen and son Robert are staying with her parents in Topeka. Mrs. Gerald Trautwein of Udall has been in Lawrence helping her parents.
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Truman Loesch
Lincoln
Neb
Lawrence
Eldridge
Kansas City
Loesch
J.g
Robert E. Allen
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Allen
Robert
J. E. Mel Farland
Topeka
Gerald Trautwein
Udall
Leewrence
Dig for Buried City in Blitzed London
In wartime London the Society of Antiquaries sponsors excavations in the City area to uncover the Roman city beneath bombed modern buildings. W F Grimes of the London Museum notes Roman London covered about 400 acres, began in the first century, and deeper digging may reach seven to eight feet, with some areas not revealing relics until 20 to 25 feet down.
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London
Society of Antiquaries
Financial District
Market Place
W. F. Grimes
London Museum
Grimes
Montana Woman Grows Own Oranges in Kitchen
Lewistown Montana Mrs Odin Romanstad moves her orange tree outdoors each spring and sees color return to fruit. She notes the tree bore nine oranges this year after previously yielding sixty while expressing cautious optimism about spring. Montana has mean moose.
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Montana
Lewistown
Mont. UM
Odin Romanstad
Moose attack in Montana woods challenges cars
In northwest Montana near Whitefish, a moose in the North Fork area charged a car and attempted to butt it off the road. Dr. J. S. McFarland, former state game warden, reported the incident noting the animal backed off after realizing the vehicle could not be moved. A second moose later issued a similar challenge to another car.
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Whitefish
Mont
Montana
J.S. McFarland
North Fork
Personal notices and visits across the region
Mrs Ralph Starling of St Joseph Ark arrived to visit brother Elmer Pierson and Mrs Pierson at 1613 Rhode Island street. Gaylen Davis MM Coast Guard spent Tuesday night with aunt Mrs Ralph S Tait and Professor Tait en route from Dodge City to Norfolk Base. Dr John Golden of Axtel hospital Newton guest of Rev and Mrs Le. Mrs H O Holter of Kansas City visits son Dr Don Holter and family at 88 Indiana street. Gene Alford of Lawrence named promotion chairman for YMCA at University engineering school. Miss Doris Markley daughter of Mrs Ethel Markley 726 Arkansas street, in Washington DC, takes new civil service post in Hawaiian islands for 18 months. Altha Guthrie taken to Memorial hospital for fractured ankle from fall at 815 5 street, limb casted. Pauline Rankin returned last night from Salina.
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Ralph Starling
St.Joseph, Ark
Lawrence
Elmer Pierson
Pierson
Rhode Island Street
Gaylen T. Davis
MM Dye
U.s.coast Guard
Ralph S. Tait
Professor Tait
Dodge City
Norfolk
University School of Engineering
Doris Markley
Ethel Markley
Arkansas Street
Inington
D. C
Civil Service
Hawaiian Islands
West Toast
Altha Guthrie
Memorial Hospital
5 Street
Pauline Rankin
Salina
Radcliffe family preparing move to Winfield
Radcliffe family closes home here as they prepare to move to Winfield. Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe will stay two weeks in their present house then spend a week at the Eldridge before leaving for Winfield. Mrs. Trautwein will supervise furniture shipment and drive her parents to Winfield. Mrs. Glenn A. Dawes travels to Wichita to visit Mrs. W. W. Gill and daughters. Mrs. Don W. Holter spoke to the Women’s Society of Christian Service. Les Gemmell and Dr. Theodore Jorgenson led yesterday’s conference. Dr. Lyle Borg and Dr. Paul Hinshaw, with Gemmell, returned to Oak Ridge, Tenn. Mrs. J. B. Berkey and infant ...
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Don W. Holter
The
Women’s Society of Christian Serv
Les Gemmell
Theodore Jorgenson
Lyle Borg
Paul Hinshaw
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Gemmell
J. B. Berkey
Memorial hospital patient reports good recovery after operation
A report states that Mrs. A. W. is in good condition after surgery performed March 23 at Memorial hospital. The patient, identified as residing at 2306 Vermont Street, was returned by son Berger to Lawrence Memorial day hospital for the procedure.
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Vermont Street
Berger
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Memorial Day Hospital
A. W. Good
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Icuties
Louie Waverland
Waverland
Ross Wilson
Irete
Swope
Dress & Beauty Shop
Mass
H.W. Stowits
Rexall
Wee
Beauty Shop
Meller Furn
Hollywood
Vitalil
Haynes & Keene
Wsavers Department Store
Oxford
Otto Fisch
Chuck
Chas, Howe
Featuri
Mademogelle
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