Awards of Internships for Medical School Graduates
The University of medicine announces internships for this year's graduates listing recipients and their affiliated hospitals across the United States. Names include W. Dale Alquist U S Naval Hospital Chelsea Massachusetts Robert Leland Anderson Orange County Hospital Orange California and many others at Kansas City General Hospital Santa Barbara General Hospital Grace Hospital Detroit and St Francis Hospital Wichita among others.
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W. Dale Alquist
U. S. Naval Hospital
Chelsea
Mass
Robert Leland Anderson
Orange County Hospital
Orange
Cal
Philip J. Trim
St. Francis Hospital
Wichita
Kan
Marvin Philip Baecker
St. Margaret's Hospital
Kansas City
Bryce Ballard
Kansas City General Hospital
Paul Albert Binter
Santa Barbara General Hospital
Santa Barbara
Harvey Lewis Bogan
Kanass City General Hospital
Vernon Lee‘ Branson
Dean Kent Brooks
City Hospital
Akron
Morton Emmons Brownell, Jr
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Mich
U. of Mich. School of Med
Edward Raymond Christian
Galliver Municipal Hospital
Washington
Albert Willam Clark
Norfolk General Hospital
Norfolk
Laurence A. Clark
Collis P
Howard Huntington Memorial Hospital
Pasadena
Shirley E. Clark
Richard F. Conard
Lewis L. Cornell
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
Milton Deutsch
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Newark
N. J. John
Barney Dixon
Cleveland City Hospital
Cleveland
William ‘Curtis Dreese
Portland
Ore
James Dean Gough
Charity Hospital
New Orleans
Jack W. Graves
Harper Hospital
John Richard Green
University Ofansas
Carl William Hagler
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Lyman Lyle Harrison, Jr
Victor Herbert Hildyard
John Donald Hilliard
St. Louis City
St. Louis
Philip Harvey Hostetter
Wichita Hospital
Otis Elmer James
State of Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Wis
William Donald Horton
Ancker Hospiel
University of SypaThaeta Medical School
St. Paul
Alan Robert Jay
University of Kansas
Edgar William Johnson, Jr
Daniel S. Klassen
Howard
Merle Lamborn, Jr
Grace Hospital
John Henry Lathrop
St. Joseph Hospital
Marjorie Jeannette LeMay
Albany
N. Y
Alfred Ricks Maytson
Indiana University Medical Center
Indianapolis
Ind
Hubert Cillis Martin
Frederick John McCoy
Lucas County
General Hospital
Toledo
City
Winston-Salem
N. C
James Richard O'Neill
Santa Rosa Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Carl Alfred Petterson
Fidwin Lb
Fruette
Marine Hospital
U. S. Public Health Service
James C. Pinney
Great Lakes
Sir Warren Andrew Plowman
Wesley Hospital
Robert Cleveland Polson
Royal Victoria Hospital
McGill University
Montreal
Quebec
Yorris Menno Reist
Broadlawns
Polk County
Des Moines
Robert Raymond Remsberg
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Robert Edward Riederer
University of Kansas Hospitals
Norton R. Ritter
Missouri Baptist Hospital
Edgar
William R. Baker Dead Former Insurance Commissioner
William R. Baker 48 former Kansas State insurance commissioner died today in Kansas City after a 34 month illness. He served three terms after election in 1922 and was also secretary of selective service board No. 5 in Wyandotte. Survived by widow Suri Etennlace and son William W. Baker Camp Shelby Miss. Funeral Wednesday at Gates chapel 10 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
William R. Baker
Kansas State Insurance
Baker
Selective Service Board No. 5
Wyandotte County
Joen Baker
University of Kansas Law School
Suri Etennclace
William W. Baker
Camp Shelby
Miss
the Gates Chapel
Ladies Night Dinner Address by Major Pruden Jr
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood invites members to its annual Ladies Night at Clintonpert on Tuesday June 2 at 6 45 p m Major C H Pruden Jr of Hercules Powder Co will address the Sunflower Ordnance Works impact If rain occurs the meeting moves to the church Men are urged to bring their wives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
Clintonpert
C. H. Pruden, Jr
Hercules Powder Company
Sunflower Ordnance Works
British Strike on Germany and Rommel Push Fails at Gazala
Allied reports say heavy RAF raids hit western Germany while German countermeasures claim about 70 bombers took part in the Saturday assault. Canterbury and other targets suffered as daylight air action shifted toward Calais. In Libya Rommel's Afrika Korps seeks a route through minefields after Gazala, with Rommel attempting a “battle of the gaps.” In the east, Kharkov gains and Crimea advances wfit the front unsettled. The Battle of the Atlantic sees May sinkings and damage by German forces totaling 170 ships and 66 damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
France
London
Germany
Canterbury
England
R.A.F
Calais
Erwin Rommel
Afrika Korps
Bir Habeimain el Gazala
Rommel
Russia
Crimea
Kerch Strait
Caucasus
Kharkov
Rostov
Kalinin
Moscow
Althe
High Command
Murmansk
Sevastopol
Grimea
Degrees to be conferred at Lawrence area commencement
Several persons from Lawrence and nearby receive advanced degrees this evening. Master of Arts recipients include Roy Melville Adams Robert Emerson Blair Gladys Lenore Callaway Eugene William Frowe Blaine H Grimes Nora Lucilly Baird Harold K Kueb Jer and Irene Anne Oliver Marvin L Wadley. Master of Science in Education goes to Mary Elizabeth Breese Meredith Roberts Leslie B Robertson and F Wayne Simpson. Master of Business Administration Oscar Dwight Beverly. Doctor of Education Roy Wilson Browning. Doctor of Philosophy Garet Athey Grunder and Herbert H Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Melville Adams
Robert Emerson Blair
Gladys Lenore
Callaway
Eugene William Frowe
Blaine H. Grimes
Lawrence
Nora Lucilly Baird
Wellsville
Harold K. Kueb Jer
Linwood
Irene Anne Oliver
Marvin L. Wadley
Mary Elizabeth Breese
Lawson Meredith Roberts
Leslie B. Robertson
F. Wayne Simpson
Oscar Dwight Beverly
Roy Wilson Browning
Garet Athey Grunder
Herbert H. Humphreys
Navy Announces Fourth World War Casualty List
The navy department released its fourth casualty list, showing over 8,500 dead wounded or missing from April 16 to May 10. It adds 64 dead 54 wounded and 2,193 missing, spanning navy marine corps and coast guard personnel.
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Washington
Navy Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Farmers sell livestock and farm products via Journal-World ads
Monthly, farmers auction thousands of dollars worth of livestock and farm goods through Journal-World classified advertising, highlighting a bustling local market for farm produce and animals.
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Journal-World
Local Aid Buys Milk for Needy Children in Lawrence
Rotary club paid 362.53 for milk to nourish youngsters not on public welfare. County welfare spent 181.22 for school children in welfare families. Donald G. Hughes 60 Horton found dead in his bed. Donna Hughes, KU arts graduate, now teaching in Ellis. Ogden Jones to speak on municipal water protection in Wichita. Dr R A Schwegler Sr preached at First Baptist. Gilbert Francis of Goodrich Silvertown hospitalized after major surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Donald G. Hughes
Horton
Donna Hughes
School of Fine Arts
K. U
Miss Hughes
Ellis
Ogden Jones
State Board of Health
Wichita
Kansas State Geological Society
Gilbert Francis
Goodrich
Silvertown
Illinois Street
Memorial Hospital
Brothers Plead Guilty in Rocheste r Slaying Case
Two Rochester brothers Ignatius Francis Krejer and Joseph Vincent Krejer aged 28 and 21 pleaded guilty in district court to the first degree murder of Steuart Smith a Salina Kansas tractor salesman. They were sentenced to life terms in the state penitentiary with Sheriff Lee Matteson and two K B I officers transporting them to Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipsburg
Kan
Rochester
N. Y
Steuart Smith
Salina
Kansas State Penitentiary
Ignatius Francis Krejer
Joseph Vincent Krejer
Smith
W. K. Skinner
Lee Matteson
Lansing
Brazilian Merchant Vessel Torpedoed in Caribbean Sea
The navy said a medium-sized Brazilian merchant vessel was torpedoed in the Caribbean. Survivors were landed at an East Coast port. The ship sank off the North Atlantic coast over a week earlier, with only one crew member lost from a 40 crew.
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Washington
Navy
Caribbean
North Atlantic
Third Naval District
New York
Atlantic
Deaths and Funerals Orin Chapman Smith
Orin Chapman Smith died at 61 Saturday night at his home in McLouth. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 at Rumsey funeral home conducted by Dr. W L Post. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by wife Etta Lee Smith two brothers Dan Smith Valley Grove and Walter Smith Denver and three sisters Mrs Jennie Shaw Orankie Mrs Dollie Haas Lawrence and Miss Mary A Smith Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Chapman Smith
McLouth
Rumsey
W. L. Post
Memorial Park Cemetery
Etta Lee Smith
Dan Smith
Valley Grove
Walter Smith
Denver
Jennie Shaw
Orankie
Dollie Haas
Lawrence
Mary A. Smith
Merchants and Labor Seek Settlement in Flagstaff Strike
Flagstaff Arizona June 1 UP Merchants ending a five day lock up voted to attempt a settlement of differences with labor organizers at a meeting to be presided over by a War Production Board labor division representative. Merchants had closed doors in protest of picketing at non union cafes and bars while government project employment for 2,000 men continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Ariz
War Production Board
Guard Test Mobilization Planned for Four Cities
Brig. Gen. Milton R. McLean announced a test mobilization by the state guard with units in Coffeyville Fort Scott Humboldt and Iola scheduled for June 14 at Iola Activities to measure readiness and response logistics were outlined for the drill days in mid June.
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Tod Ay A
Milton R. McLean
The
State Guard
Coffeyville
Fort Scott
Humboldt
Iola
Alumni Luncheon Reveals Major KU Gifts and Attendees
At the University of Kansas alumni luncheon 970 attended. Major gifts totaled tens of thousands for medical student loans, chemical research fellowships, geophysical exploration, and scholarships. Donors included the Kellogg Foundation, Roy Cross, Tri-State Ore Producers Association, and Summerfield, with gifts supporting schools in Lawrence and Kansas City and programs across medicine, geology, and petroleum engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Union Building
School of Medicine
Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Mich
Roy Cross
Kansas City
H. P. Cady
George A. Breen
Logan Clendenning
Logan’ Clendenning
A. Morris Ginsberg
Meade Johnson Company
Evansvill
Ind
Lawrence
Olin Templin
Fort Scott Hydraulic Cement Company
Harriett Gréissinger Brown
Santa Barbara
Calif
Forrest C. Allen
K.U
Allen
Phillips Petroleum Company
Stanolind Oil and Gas Company
Cities Service Oil Company
George O. Foster
Block
Quivirn
Lee Larabee
Liberal
Morgan
Cimarron County
Solon Summerfield
New York City
John Allison
McPherson
Kansas Public Service Company
Theansas Electric Power Company
Jay Jane Society
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
District of Rotary
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Friends of
R. A. Schwegler
School of Education
Alumni gifts fund multiple college scholarships and loans
A historic fundraising summary shows gifts toward a Schwegler loan fund and several named scholarships and lectureships. Major items include $131 for the loan fund, $1,000 for Class of 1942 contributions in bonds, $1,080 to Lindley lectureship, $2,835 to the 75th Anniversary fund, $242 to the Flower fund, $40 to the Rose ham Memorial loans, $500 for the E Siosson scholarship, $200 to the Battenfeld scholarship, and $100 to the Hadley memorial. Total gifts amount to $67,142.61, in addition to $38,149.37 from endowment and trust funds.
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Lindley
Flower
Roseham
Mary He
Edwin 3. Siosson
E. E. Siosson
J. R. Battenfeld
Kansas City
John G. Battenfeld & Ard
J. Wan
Herbert 8. Hadley
Ethel Ann Jones
LaVerne Noyes
Frank C. Miller
Elisabeth M. Watkins
Severe Kansas storm damages farms and city utilities
A Manhattan Kansas storm caused damage in Riley and Clay counties with winds and heavy rain. Mrs J P Lilley was seriously injured when her farm home near Longford was destroyed. Trees toppled power lines cut electricity. Fort Riley and U S Highway 40 faced outages. One large tree damaged a gas main but no fire occurred.
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Manhattan
Kan
Upi
Riley
Clay Counties
Kansas
J. P. Lilley
Longford
Fort Riley
Jennie Setina
U.S. Highway 40
County Officials Endure Weekend Farm Work And Storm Delays
County officials kept busy with farm chores and faced travel disruptions after a weekend of weather. Engineer E. E. Larson pitched peas for a neighbor, Clerk John Callahan helped on his farm near Manhattan, and Treasurer Roy Flory also did farm work. Callahan encountered a late-night rain and wind storm delaying buses and trains returning to Manhattan.
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Court House
E. E. Larson
John “Pat” Callahan
District Court
Manhattan
Roy Flory
Large Shipment of Red Cross Garments Sends Toddler Packs
The local Red Cross chapter shipped a large batch of 16 toddler packs bringing yearly total to 200. Mrs. Ed Anderson led assembly with assistance from Mrs. Fred Hunsinger and Mrs. Stanley Norman, preparing 29 layette items and 20 toddler items per pack.
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Red Cross
Ed Anderson
Fred Hunsinger
Stanley Norman
Wichita Falls Man Named Fuel Rationing Executive
J Bryan Miller of Wichita Falls Texas city manager has been named fuel rationing executive for six states in the southwest region. Max McCullough regional director for the office of price administration disclosed the appointment. No states in the area Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Missouri and Kansas are currently affected by gasoline rationing. McCullough declined to speculate on nationwide rationing but said the OPA is preparing for rationing if it occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
J. Bryan Miller
Wichita Falls
Max McCullough
Office of Price Administration
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas
McCullough
Bulgarian ex-minister executed for espionage in Sofia
Berlin broadcasts report General Vladimir Zainov former Bulgarian interior minister was executed by firing squad after a Sofia court martial convicted him of espionage. The Berlin radio called him a Bolshevik tool while a British radio cited Bulgarian government fear over anti Russian opposition.
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Berlin
Vladimir Zainov
Sofia
Zainov
Foxx Sold to Cubs in Cash Deal
The Boston Red Sox announce the outright cash sale of first baseman Jimmy Foxx to the Chicago Cubs of the National League.
British cruiser Trinidad Lost in action near Murmansk
The admiralty announced the loss of the 8,000-ton Fiji class cruiser Trinidad tonight. Commissioned in April 1938, she previously sank a German destroyer while escorting an English Russian convoy to Murmansk. Her armament included twelve 6-inch guns, eight 4-inch AA, sixteen smaller guns and three aircraft.
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London
Admiralty
Trinidad
Fiji
Murmansk
Russia
Local Business Official Recovers From Saturday Operation
Lloyd S. Purcell secretary and treasurer of the Kansas Electric Power company is recovering after an operation performed Saturday at Memorial hospital. Also mentioned are visitors from Berger Texas and St. Louis staying with the Douce family at 1701 Indiana street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd S. Purcell
Kansas Electric Power Company
Memorial Hospital
William Douce
Wayne Anderson
Berger, Tex
Misa Willene Magruder
St. Louis
Mr. Douce
W. T. Douce
Indiana Street
Mr. Anderson
Robert Douce
California
Santa Ana Junior College
Washington Rent Reductions Hit 20 Centers In 9 Million People
Associated Press reports rent cuts take effect today in 20 population centers under the Office of Price Administration. About 9,000,000 residents live in these defense rental areas with more reductions expected soon. Wichita Kansas must roll back rates to July 1, 1941 levels. The Windsors joined President Roosevelt for a family luncheon at the White House. The Duke, governor of the Bahamas, will confer with British officials. the Duchess will meet Mrs. Davies. Interior Department approved land acquisition for Amarillo helium plant expansion costing 4 million dollars. Senator Bilbo postponed a vote on a prohibition measure and instead called a public hearing for June 22 with Henry Ford invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Office of Price Administration
Wichita
Kan
Duke
Duchess of Windsor
Roosevelt
Interior Department
Amarillo
Tex
Bilbo
D-Miss
Army
Senate
Henry Ford
Smoke Pall Over Cologne Delays 1000-Plane Raid Photos
British airmen returning from reconnaissance flights report Cologne still veiled in dense smoke after Saturday night raid on the Rhineland city. Photos could not capture results of the 1,000-plane attack.
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Cologne
London
Rhineland
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Interneships
Major Pruden
Libya
China
Paul G. Hoffman
United China Relief
John Stilwell
Burma
United China
Australia
Thomas Blamey
Douglas MacArthur
United Nations
Southwest Pacific
R. A. Schwegler, Sr
First Baptist Church
Riley County
Keeler’s Book Store
Washington Briefs
Auto and Furniture Bankers Finance Inc
Palbrook
the Palace Clothing Company
Massachusetts Street
Funk Mortuary
Funk’s
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