A Hard Bargain on Nazi Assets
Washington reports three months of tough bargaining over German assets held in Switzerland and the fate of $130 million in stolen gold. The accord splits German assets between Allies and Switzerland, with Switzerland keeping gold and about half the non gold assets, while the U.S., Britain, and France gain a portion to deter German rearmament. France resents the gold settlement and the neutral role in asset disposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Switzerland
Sweden
Spain
Portugal
Unite States
Britain
France
Germany
United States
Europe
Belgium
Bank of
Dakar
French West Africa
Welfare Group Meeting At Chamber Of Commerce Rooms
Northeast Kansas welfare society will hold an inservice training meeting tomorrow at 10 AM in the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce rooms. Representatives from social welfare departments of six counties will attend to discuss Resources Available for Meeting Children's Needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Northeast Kansas Welfare Society
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Social Welfare Department
Ig Wall
Leavenworth
Phan
Atchison
Johnferace
Lyon
L D Club to Meet After Noon at Mrs Potter Prifay
Society note reports the L D Club will gather with Mrs Elmer Potter Prifay after noon. The piece also notes reactions to a rai call prompt My Favorite Bible Verse and lists local engagements and wedding notices involving Sedalia Missouri and Lawrence Kansas residents.
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The
L. D. Club
Elmer Potter Prifay
Rai
Williamstown News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Taylor Tenpenny of Oskatush plans to enter Kauay University this fall to study electrical engineering with Goodyear. others in the report include hospitalizations, farm updates, a transport accident, community meetings, teaching hires, and camp plans in Perry and nearby areas. The item weaves several short notices about residents, travel, illness, employment, and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Tenpenny
Janes Tenpenny
Oskatush
Tepeler
Goodyear Tire Company
Kausay University
Janes
San Doge
Cab
Bea Hare
Ah Hospital
White
Sarreine
Marvin Metzger
Sr. Metzger
Lawrence
Pitts
Local Notes and Odd Fragments From Tiny Towns
Fragmentary OCR reads like a rural update with names such as Miss Chad Las and Mrs Alberie Quah. Vague references to work, travel, social visits, and a sequence of unclear events hint at a weathered local page with scattered personal notices and brief community mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frei Wien
Alberie
Fae
Fragmented note on local ceremony and attendees
An OCR readout describes a local event at Mrs Peyper’s residence with references to deities, a vacation, and attendees including Mrs Ambrise and Mrs Robert Rice. It mentions a ceremony or gathering with flowers and meals, noting several individuals without clear roles or dates.
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Rats
Marcin
Lawrence
Ambrise
Riv
Rtn
Aoratte
Robert Rice
Milk Trucks Dominate Distribution Chain Report
More motor vehicles are used to distribute milk than any other commodity. An estimated 190000 trucks move dairy products from U S farms to plants and then to consumers, highlighting the scale of the dairy freight system.
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U. S
Personal Notices Roundup of Moves and Visits
New York's Kenneth H Constant easter manager of Capper Fara papers visits his mother Mrs. C H Constant and niece Pauline Rankin. R B Wagstaff goes to Colorado Springs and Green Mountain Falls for summer. Dr and Mrs Emery J McIntire of Carthage Mo and KU alumni attend commencement. Lillian Nead of Glendale Cal attends. C H Guile named director for California Retail Grocers Association. Forrest Jones formerly of Law joins Jones Market operations. A group departs for camps at 7 a m. Mrs Laite at 11S New York Street undergoes surgery and does well. Lt Governor Ranligg and wife plan trip to California. T A Larrenture and wife travel from Law to Jamaica and New Haven for Yale commencement. Kansas City hosts KU alumni and 1-year reunion of the 1924 KU Men’s Glee Club. Larremore and Dr J Marey host visitors from Hawaii. Lost and Found column noted as common reader habit.
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Kenneth H. Constant
New York
Capper Fara
C. H. Constant
Pauline Rankin
R. B. Wagstaff
Colorado Springs
Green Mountain
Cote
Emery J. McIntire
Carthage
University of Kansas
J Ter
Lillian Nead
Fer Rence
Glendale
Catt
C. H. Guile
Spa
California
Chants’ Association
Forrest Jones
Lawithe
Bruce Jones
Jones + Market
Laite
New York Street
Rerce
Calinae
Ooenthal
Kansas
JG Binecker
Ik Charles
Aer
Vasl
T. A. Larrenture
Jamaic
New Haven
Yale
Kansas City
Maurice Starr
Oklahoma City
K.U
Larremore
Larremore Ehome
Joseph Marey
Hilo
Hawaii
Wis
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By Graham Hovey
King Peatres Syndicate
Charles Phillips
Sedalia
Mao
Catherine
Arthur Tra
Herbert Brockman
Centenary Methodist Parsonage
Tata Ruth
Anderson
Floyd J. Cox
Mar- Tage
Re. Transue
Transue
Southwestern Nell Telephone Company
New Jersey Street
Williamstown
Charles Johns Hee
Tyewtny Allen
Oskaloosa
Mickory Point
Stave Stemnmers
Frank Hoerkstra
Walter Jennings
T. B. Wilson
Globe
T.W.A
Wilson
Hi Farm
H.W. Skeet
Gary
Chdorade
C. W. Smith
Smith
Retha Sadler
Hime
Isa Virginia Hunter
Perry
Una Shoemaker
Marty Stark
Dale Stark
Mary Chillon
Monument At
Drymouth
Mass
Eugene O'Trimble
W. Hy AL
Oak Ridge
Stony Point
Grace
Herbert
Owen
Ant
Mary
Litibd Thuadh
Isane Montgomery
Neva
Vivieh Art Iee Lin
Fen
David Posey
Howe
Lawrence Sanitary
Grover
East Lith St
W. M. McGrew
Miss C. Roth Quinlan
Travel
Santa FE
West
Santa Fe Trailways
Lee
Union Bus Depot
Coote
Batt
Cy Cab Co
Montgomery Ward
19Th
Haskell
Homewood Gardens
Barker Ave
Rankin’s Drug Store
Army
Round Corner Drug Store
Peblic Health
Vermont ST
Neen-no-Mone
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