Two Newsmen Chosen as World Finance Advisers
Washington notes name Eugene Meyer head of the World Bank and Camille Gutt Belgian ex-minister as top financial advisers for the United Nations. Each has steered major monetary policy, from postwar stabilization to Bretton Woods planning, while balancing family and wartime duties.
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Washington
United Nations
Erican Eugene Meyer
World Bank
Belgium
Camille Gutt
International Currency Stabilization Fund
Tan
Ire Meyer
Gutt
Tex
Meyer
RFE
Flo
Je Suill
Gerytes
London
Bruster T Klum
Acrenier
World Financial Circle
Elgians
Gatt
Waerhimston
Post
Gultt
War Department
War Industries Board
Pearl Harbor
Federal Reserve
REC
Bretton Woods
Guit
Tretton Woods
Normandy
R.A. F
Stradé
Aar
Johns “Hopkins
Baltimore
Blaze Damages Roof at 321 Maiden Lane Residence
Firefighters from the Lawrence department battled a blaze Saturday afternoon that heavily damaged the roof of Mrs. Clare Weidman’s home at 321 Maiden Lane. The fire started in a pot and was confined to the rear of the house. Ralph Winslow, 33, of Tonganoxie, received facial and head cuts in a separate accident between here and Tonganoxie and was taken to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Clare Weidman
Maiden Lane
Lawrence Fire Department
Ralph Winslow
Tonganoxie
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Cme
Here
Wheeler Rites Held for Abilene Official and Educator
Funeral services were held at the Methodist church in Abilene for C. W. Wheeler longtime business manager of the Abilene Reflector Chronicle and chairman of the state board of education. Governor Pee-Schoeppel praised Wheeler as an outstanding public servant and contributor to education and citizenship. Burial followed in Abilene new cemetery with publishers and friends from across the state in attendance. Separately the American Association of University Professors placed the University of Missouri on its censured administration list after the 1942 discharge of Dr. Lee B. Hultzen, with removal contingent on the university meeting association criteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
LPR
Methodist Church
C.W. Wheeler
Abilene Reflector Chronicle
State Board of Education
Pee -Schoeppel
Wheeler
Abilene New Cemetery
St. Louis
St. Louis Star-Times
Chicago Today
University of Missouri
American Association of University Professors
Star-Times
Lee &. Hultzen
Sheriff nomination contest in Douglas County heats up
Charlie Hayden, a 12 year Douglas County resident and 160 acre farmer from route two near Lawrence, filed for the Republican sheriff nomination today at the Court House. He will oppose Will Daniels Johns, who announced months ago. Hayden previously ran a Warher shop near Lawrence and will be seeking his first public office race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Charlie Hayden
Lawrence
Court House
Will
Daniel Johns
Hayden
Route Two
Nin
New Pool Gets Filter Upgrade At Jayhawk Plunge
J A Lawrence operator of the Jayhawk Plunge reports a new filter and chemical house have been built at the local pool. The filter changes all the water every hours and the pool has been repainted before opening recently. The pool hours run from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily with Ivory Bird Mahion and Stanley Ball as lifeguards. Office attendants are Shirley Reusch and Jackie Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Lawrence
Ivory Bird
Mahion
Stanley Ball
Shirley Reusch
Jackie Tuttle
Fred Laptad Triumphs With Horses At Topeka Show
Fred Laptad returns from the Topeka horse show with prizes. He notes crowds were strong except Friday night and that last night’s event was the best the state has seen. He placed fourth in a stallion class of nine and first in the open pleasure class with Kentucky Pengine, who previously impressed at the Lawrence show. The All Foe Riding era will meet this week to plan the fall show, aiming to surpass last year’s effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Laptad
Topeka
Lawrence
Laptad
Marriage Licenses and Divorces in Douglas County
Three marriage licenses were issued Saturday by the Douglas County probate judge. The couples are Arnold R. Marshall and Juanita Culp of DeSoto. Ernest J. Pohl and Ida F. Kimball of Marshalltown. Claude E. Williams of Topeka and Juanita Gorham of Garden City. Two divorces were granted in the Douglas County district court Saturday, with Mabel F. Cleaver and Ralph Cleaver each granted a divorce, and Ross E. Howe granted a divorce from Helen May Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Arnold R. Marshall
Juanita Culp
DeSoto
Ernest J. Pohl
Ida F. Kimball
Marshalltown
Claude E. Williams
Topeka
Juanita Gorham
Garden City
Mabel F. Cleaver
Ralph Cleaver
Hugh Means
Ross E. Howe
Helen May Howe
Bicycle Stolen Near Eldridge Hotel on West Seventh
Eddie Courtney reports his bicycle stolen from the north side of the Eldridge hotel on West Seventh street between 10 30 and noon yesterday morning. Mrs. Rose Johnson, 67, of Aston, was killed by an automobile while on her way to church that night. she leaves a husband four daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Courtney
Rhode Island Street
Eldridge Hotel
West Seventh Street
Church Easton
Kan
Rose Johnson
Aston
Snyder Named Secretary of the Treasury in Truman Nomination
Washington June 10 The senate finance committee approved President Truman's nomination of John W Snyder as secretary of the treasury succeeding Fred M Vinson who is to become chief justice of the United States The action was unanimous Senator Donnell urged confirmation praising Snyder's capacity and integrity and Missouri pride in the selection
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Truman
John W. Snyder
the Treasury
Missouri
Lawrence High Ag Alumni To Hold Annual Fish Fry
The Liberty Memorial high school vocational agriculture alumni plan their annual fish fry tomorrow at the Lone Star lake. Kansas faculty member Lowell Landon will deliver an illustrated talk on a recent trip through Northern Canada. Guests include Harlan Robertson Darrell Houk John Flory Charles Longanecker Kenneth Laughlin Harold Bigsby and Robert Wulfkuhle from the 1946 graduating class. The event marks the first meeting of the group until fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Lone Star
Lowell Landon
Piers of Kansas
Canada
Harlan Robertson
Darrell Houk
John Flory
Charles Longanecker
Kenneth Laughlin
Harold Bigsby
Robert Wulfkuhle
Unil
Deaths and Funerals in Recent Lawrence Notices
Fort Atkinson Wisconsin reports the death of Mrs Chris Kannenberg s brother in law. Funeral services for Willard Samuels held at Church of God in Christ with Elder Madden officiating. Louis A Maichel 69 dies. rosary led by Rev Edward Youngren. burial Rock Creek cemetery. Fern Evans Webster Grove Missouri dies at St Luke s hospital. Leo Earl Short 38 dies from heart attack in Kansas City Missouri. Mrs Mary E Burgert 79 former Lawrence resident dies in Topeka. funeral at First Evangelical Church with Rev Leland H Young. Oak Hill cemetery burial. Survived by multiple children and siblings.
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Chris Kannenberg
Louisiana Street
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Ssrthus T. Logan
Willard Samuels
Wilard Samuels
N'Elock
Church of God In Christ
Ninth and
New Jersey Street
T. E. Madden
Oaks Hill Cemetery
Lovin A. Maichel
Louis A. Maichel
Incal's Hospital
Overbrook
Lapeer Catholic Church
A. R. Portalance
Rock Creek
Funk Chapel
Edward Youngren
George Maichel
Louis Maichel
Joe Maichel
Syluard Maichel
Ralph Maichel
Clarence Maichel
Theodore Maichel
Albert Maichel
George E. Coleman
Fred L. Ualeman
Catherine Caliant
Mia
Anna Garringer
Los Angeles
Calif
Fern Evans
Webster [Grove, Mo
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Louis
Miss Evans
John Evans
Rhode Island Street
Roger W. Evans
Webster Grove
Alton
Leo Earl Short
Virginia, Avenue
Kansas City
Thelma Short
Shirley
Patricia
Karen Short
Ida Short
John Short
Seattle
Wash
O. Hamilton
Lawrence
Clarence Murray
Tacoma
George Morton
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary E. Burgert
R. R. Schreiber
Topeka
Canton
Ohio
S. A. Burgert
Kansas Conference of the Evangelical Church
R. O. Burgert
New Hampshire Street
Tractor Cranking Wreck Fractures Mrs Osborn
Mrs. Ruby Osborn of Route 1 sustained a fractured right wrist yesterday while attempting to crank a tractor. After reduction she returned home from Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Edgar Barries of Topeka was admitted for removal of two fishhooks from his scalp and later discharged.
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Ruby Osborn
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Osborn
Edgar Barries
Topeka
Two
Peterson, Chanute banker and ex bank commissioner, dies
Carl J. Peterson, 67, longtime Chanute resident and former Kansas state bank commissioner under Gov. Jonathan M. Davis, died in Chanute hospital after treatment. Born in Sweden March 29, 1879, he practiced law in Ida and later led the American Building and Loan Association and the American State Bank at Topeka. A staunch Davis supporter, he aided the 1924 Democratic convention national ticket. he later ran for attorney general in 1932. Survived by wife, a son William in Tokyo, and two daughters.
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Chanute
Kan
Carl J. Peterson
Jonathan M. Davin
Chanute Hospital
Sweden
Ida
Davis
American Building and Loan Association
American State Bank
Toseka
Peterson
Madison Square Garden
New York
Kansas
Allen County
Democratic State Central Committee
William
Armed Services
Tokyo
Historic Winter Kanwaka reunion at Colman home
About 100 residents and relatives gathered at Namine Acres in Winter Kanwaka for a picnic reunion. Guests included Mrs. R. A. Potter and descendants of the farm’s early owners, with racing contests for children and horseshoe pitching. Willis Colman and family have modernized the farm while preserving its rock fence and historic features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Kanwaka
Westerday
Grove
Namine Acres
Willis Colman
Wanetu Colman
Miss Colman
Lawrence
John Keith
Lawrence Buns Sold At Lawrenc e Gun Club Amid Strike Buzz
Report from Lawrence shows bread shortage impact as Kansas City bakers strike spurs rush at the Lawrence Gun Club where Leonard Brummitt sold leftover buns. No injuries reported amid the crush. Local commerce groups recount sidewalk upheaval and busy streets while traffic and crime costs rise in the era of higher living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Bakers
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Society and club events and local births noted
Society notes report Y M S contract club dessert bridge tomorrow at Mrs Arthur Reed home. West Side Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at Mrs Edith Rowland, 1316 Vermont, Wednesday. Betty Washington DAR hosts a Flag Day picnic June 14 at 6 15 pm at Mr and Mrs C C Wins ter home west of town. Rolls and desserts provided. members bring food and own service. Transportation calls to Mrs Floyd Rankin 1165. Hosts listed. Birth announcements from Memorial Hospital include Frost Sunflower June 3 Cardwell Sedalia Mo daughter June 9 Graf 1040 Verg uint street son June Ys Jones daughter this morning. Alford Clarke post 852 and auxiliary held a courtesy supper for commander W K Allen and district commander Jim Saunders. Post and auxiliary presented flag used in Civil War veteran burial. A musical program followed a wedding anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs Allen twenty fifth. Edith Allen sent wedding cake. Rayma Hotchkiss and Red Towers played marimba Selections including Always.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washington
DAR
C. C. Winster
Floyd Rankin
Ian Lyons
Fred Stubeck
Gertrude Gilmore
Ernest Klooz
Winslet
Memorial Hospital
G. B. Frost
Robert Cardwell
Sedalia
Matthew Graf
Verguunt Street
June Ys
L. Junes
Alford-Clarke
Auxiliary
W. K. Allen
Jim Saunders
E. Griggs
Allen
Rayma Hotchkiss
Bonner Springs
Red Towers
Lawrence
Edith Allen
Notable Local Arrivals and Commencement Notes
Mrs. Alvina Sexton and Miss Wilhelmi of Columbus visit with sister Mrs. Nesbitt of Tulsa and attend KU commencement. Mrs. L. B. Sisson travels to Northport Michigan for summer. Ayers and Sojon of Haskell spend June in Texas. Rice family from Chicago visits and reunion plans unfold. Gagliardo leaves for New York and a convention in Buffalo. Jank Evans heads to Colorado Springs. J. Potter to University of North Dakota. Naval officers Jackson visit Lawrence. Mrs. Cash arrives from Pampa. Nuffer and Howard families host guests. Paul Howard visits from Salina. Dr. Paul B. Cameron flies in from Pryor. Frank Pitt and Me Pitt visit Fitz family in Lawrence. Cadet James Morris earns scholastic honors at Wentworth. Stoner family returns from Iowa City with Paul Stoner’s MA and violin recital.
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Alvina Sexton
Wilhelmi
Columbus
Ohio
C. R. Nes‘bitt
Tulsa
Oklo
Maxelmi
L. EB. Sisson
Kentucky Street
Northportt
Mich
Sojon “Ayers
Haskell
Texas
Smith
Domenico Gagliardo
Wichita
A.C
American Library Association
Alan
Philadelphia
Jank Evans
Colorado Springs
J. Potter
University of Kansas
K.U
University North Dakota
Grand Forks
Lawrence
Bucknell University
Lewisberg
Iowa
Maurice B. Jackson
Stanley Wanless
Naval Air Base
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Ralph A. Jackson
Corpus, Christi
George H. Cash
Pampa
J.B. Wilson
Don Nuffer
Denver
Orlo
Leonard Nuffer
Walter Howard
Nuffer
Maxine Howard
Paul Howard
Salina
Howard
Paul B. Cameron
Pryor
Okla
Bruce Cameron
Frank J. Pitt
Los Angeles
Calif
G. H. Fitz
Me. Pitt
Fitz
James Morris
S. L. Morris
Wentworth Military Academy
Lexington
Leon H. Angles
Wentworth
Art E. Stoner
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Paul Stoner
Beethoven
Market News Markets at 2 Glance New York June 10 AP
Market notes from New York and Kansas City detail livestock and grain activity. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show mostly steady to firm prices with notable demand for choice feeder steers and good range cows. grain markets report mixed prices with steady or higher signals in corn and wheat futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ateels, Epeciaiv
Kansan
Chess City
Food Choice 150 Inc
Texas
Kansas City
USDAI
Hees
Ryan
Inedine Ak
Kansas Uy
Hag
Shawn
Turbulent Wall Street Opens Upward Amid Cautious Trading
The Day in Wall Street reports a tentative rise after a modestly unsure opening. Traders pushed shares higher as demand for steels and special items showed strength, with little change in other sectors. Broad market sentiment remained mixed as some names advanced while others barely moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Weats
Arab Light
Moat
Untitled historical market briefing fragment
A fragmented OCR item shows mentions of steel, chemical and aircraft firms, and commodity movement with cotton futures and bond references. Names include Kennecott, General Cable, American Airlines, United Aircraft, and America Waterworks, with price moves noted in broad terms and no clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chided 0. & Steel
Bethienera
Anaccda
Kennecott Sarkar Auway
Ballemore
Otis
Saar Roatack
America Waterworks
UW. 3
Shureuety
Shabale
Local Society Notes and Upcoming Events
Opus 24 5 and Brahms concerto in D Major Opus 77. Mr and Mrs aud Stoner will remain in Jows City for the summer while he pursues PhD work. He will join University of Ottawa as a fall appointee. Leckron family from Abilene visited, attended Topeka horse show, Crescent Stonewall placed second in class driving. Holtzclaw Jr to receive chemistry master’s degree at Illinois commencement. Mrs Reed returned from Kansas City visit with sister. Ewing back from New York trip. Trainloads of livestock and used farm implements advertised in Journal World classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aud Stoner
Jows City
Stoner
University of Ottawa
L. F. Leckron
Lynette Leckron
Jacqueline Scott
Abilene
B. F. Bishop
George Stouffer
Topeka
Mr. Bishop
George Stauffer
Crescent Stonewall
Leekton
Henry F. Holtzclaw, Jr
H. F. Holtzelaw
New Hampshire Street
University of Iinois
Arthur Reed
Kansas City
Rex Harshbarger
Harshbarger
A. B. Ewing
New York
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Frank Carson
Concordia
C. W. Wheeler
Abilene Man
American Association of Professors
Acta
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Jayhawk
Lawrence Lodge No
James H. Parsons
W.M
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lloyd R. Darnell
N.gady
Fred M. Vinson
Lawrence High Ag
Carl J. the Chanute Man
J. M. Devia
Douglas
Yokohama
Takeharu Hirata
Fukuoka
Si i
Ottawa Hospital
Ottawa
Betty Susan Robbins
Lloyd Robbing
Ransom Hospital
Manhattan
Lpi
Rebekah
C.F
Eureka Lake
Y.M.S. Contract Club
West Side Presbyterian Missionary Society
Edith Rowland
Vermont Street
Lota Y Liddy
Rabkas City
Chicago
California
Arizona Villa
Las
Tom Turbare
Cucke
Tocar
Gedin— West
Cork
Armerican T. & T
Civnera
Goterd Fis Gowdyear Tar & “Hane
Hercules Bever
Kennecott Copper Momikomery, Ward —_ AR
Central Bnnex
J.C
Ators Philips Petroleum
Sears Roebs Sieneseriey
Round Corner Drag Store
Gripynsdy
Ligher Aerounting
Fone Bri
K. U
Busar
Journal-World
Plastikote
Masa
Phelps
Lawrence Loan & Finance
T. G. Fitch Insurance Agent
Anity
Hoss
O.K
Vermont
J. Topping
Chrysler
George
Ware
Phere Home Maintenance Co
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