Cooperation or Doom United States Choice, Bankers Clinic
Jeff Williams told Kansas bankers at the Kansas Bankers Clinic in the Union Building at KU that the nation faces a crossroads between collaboration and disintegration. He urged democracy, thrift, and leadership to confront postwar challenges, warned against socialism and labor racketeers, and called for a strong, hopeful American course with Britain and Russia as peers. The 229 bankers gathered for the fourth postwar clinic, with Williams mixing humor and grave critique as they discussed reconversion, policy, and global duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of American
Jeff Williams
Chicasha
Okla
Sawyer
Kansas Bankers Association
Kansas Bankers Clinic
Union
Li Ceraity of
Kansas
Williams
America
United States
Williame
Great Britain
Russia
Williama
William
Summer Session Chorus at Kansas University
The Summer Session Chorus under Dean D M Swarthout will meet Tuesday at 4 30 PM in Lindley Mall auditorium for organization. Last year about 125 singers studied eight weeks of top choral numbers. this summer 17 selections across 11th century music madrigal Russian liturgical pieces folk songs and Negro spirituals are planned. Participants must have good singing voice and ability to follow a part and attend two rehearsals weekly Mondays and Thursdays at 4 40 PM. The August concert will be in Hoch Auditorium. No enrollment fee. members must provide their own music from Bell Music Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Swarthout
Lindley Mall
Dean Swarthet
Hoch
Bell Music Store
Waldo Durr Seeks Douglas County Clerk Nomination
Waldo F. Durr of 1001 West Fourth filed yesterday for the Republican nomination for county clerk in Douglas county. Lawrence resident for years, he is a first-time candidate with a background in banking and the Lawrence Faper company. Durr, born in Douglas county, is married with two sons, Lloyd and Raymond, who work in Parsons and Portland respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldo F. Durr
West Fourth
Douglas County
Durr
Lawrence
Tlers
Beng
Eudora
Lawrence Business College
Lawrence Faper Company
Lloyd
Raymond Durr
Parsons Daily Sun
Raymond
Portland
Ore
Lawrence Juniors Picnic at Holcom's Grove Sunday
Lawrence Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Sunday picnic at Holcom's Grove at 4 PM. Flood fears eased with reports the event will proceed as scheduled. reservations urged. Members and guests invited. June 24 seating and visitors welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
German Rations Will Be Raised In Germany
Berlin reports Gen Joseph T McNamey announced a plan to cut American occupation forces to 150000 if implemented while German civilian rations rise from 1180 to 1225 calories daily on June 26. US imports of 130000 tons expected this month. occupation forces total about 300000 in Germany and Austria. A four power disarmament commission proposal remains deadlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Joseph T. McNamey
Germany
United States
Washington
Austria
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
Italy
McNarney
Farn
Ceremany
Deaths and Funerals Elizabeth Spietz and Ralph Howard
Elizabeth Wiedemann Spietz aged 84 died at her daughter’s home in Pueblo on June 14 born December 19 1860 in Lawrence married February 20 1883 to Robert J Spietz now deceased survived by two daughters Mrs Weibel and Mrs Minnie Powell of Durango two grandchildren Runkel Howell and Mrs Charles Coffman and two great grandchildren Bobby and Patsy Coffman a son Arthur died in 1912 Ralph R Howard aged 4 died Tuesday in Bakersfield California funeral Monday at First Christian Church burial Memorial Park cemetery pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wiedemann Spietz
Marguerite Weibel
Pueblo
Colo
Spietz
Lawrence
Robert J. Spietz
L “Awrence
Colorado
Weibel
Minnie | Powell
Durango
Cole
Runkel Howell
Germany
Charles Coffman
Bobby
Patsy Coffman
Arthur
Ralph R. Howard
Raroh R Howard
Bakersfield
Calif
Warren Hile
Memorial Park Cemetery
Walter Palminteer
Howard Moore
Walter Keer
Clarence Houk
Prescott Underwood
Ralph Dicker
J. Stanwix
McKinley
Irven Bateson
Valley Center
Cyrena Bateson
Homer French
Lloyd Rockwell
Charles
California
Bert Castle
E. W. Henderson
Barker Neighborhood
Floyd
Meadows and Daughters
DeQueen
Ark
Floyd DeWeese
Chamber of Commerce
Norway
Harold Haas
Linda Lee
Leroy Wilcox
Russell
Topeka
Roy Miller
Leek
Fistan
Gonana
Earl Skinner
Sad
Ray Wixom
Contracts Set for Secondary Roads in State
The state highway commission approved contracts totaling 2,164,061 for federal aid road work. Awards cover 484 miles of primary, urban and secondary roads. Bids were accepted at Great Bend, Sharon Springs, and Fredonia with awards in Leavenworth Kansas City Nesa City Clay Center and Marion in prior months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Highway Commission
Great Bend
Sharon Springs
Fredonia
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Nesa City
Clay Center
Marion
Community News From Baldwin Sun and Eudora
Joycia Holliday visits the Wagners of Baldwin Sun with multiple friends from Kansas City and Ottawa. A local vacation Bible school at Eudora Methodist Church closes with a large attendance and varied children's displays. guests attend from Clearfield and nearby towns as church groups share songs plays and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joycia Holliday
J. F. Wagner
Baldwin Sun
Clyde Head
Kansas City
Arthur C. Chapman
Wayne Reeves
A. E. Miller
Glenn Spitzer
Lincoln Street
Ottawa
Spitzer
Landis Penfold, Jr
Leonard Owers
Tonganoxie
John L. Kennedy
Ernest Mason
Inone Star
Olin Mabe
North Lawrence Social News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Barney Traynor and daughter Caroline return from Oklahoma City after two weeks with the Richardsons. Arthur Allen of San Bernardino visits the Lurys. Topeka guests attend dinner with the Millers. Obituary notes Harland Ray Willits of McLoud dies. Family moves and visits stretch across multiple Kansan towns as neighbors host, travel, and attend church and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Traynor
Caroline
Alvin Richardson
Oklahoma City
Arthur Allen
San Bernardino
Calif
Lury
Heber Butler
Kennth Hawk
Fay Parker
Topeka
A. E. Miller
Lottie Rogers
Harland Ray Willits
McLndy
Roge
F Budd
Walter Hellstrom
McLouth
Jess Booth
Natt
Hoy 1
Jola
Imm Robertson
Myrl Zimmerman
New Hampshire
M Roy Bolen
Zilmerman
Ted Moss
Denver
Marilee
Rinnald Frame
H.C. Brockman
Pan
Baldwin
Ralph Hubbel
David
Truman
Hubbel
John Hubbel
Dinner Springs
Walter Dodson
Kansas City
Kan
Ray Hixon
Rollo Jeffries
Memorial Hospital
Owen Ward
Robert Ward
Tonganoxie
Charles Alexander
Parker
Leroy Alexander
W. K. Higgs
Cherryl
S. Z. Aniyx
Arnold Alexander
Howard Hicks
K. C. Beth Rolin
Valleys Falls
Permanent duty assignments in Kansas cities announced
Training officers are assigned to six Kansas cities for on the job supervision. John T. Georges to Saline county Salina John E. Grant to Ford county Dodge City M. Dickey to Ellis county Ice C Leackton to Dickinson Abilene Donald W. Beeler to Mitchell Beloit Paul A. Young to Seward county Liberal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kas
Kansas Cities
Veterans Administration
John T. Georges
Saline County
Salina
Feades and Son Jim Attend OES Evening
Feades and son Jim join Miss Doris Haverstock of Lawrence for the regular gathering of the OES at ten hall from JeXotowo, Lawrence. Distinguished guests include Mrs Sue Smith of Linwood, Mrs Helen Bray, Mildred Most of Lawrence, Rachel Passein of Lawrence, and Mr. and Mrs. Bates as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feades
Jim
Doris Haverstock
Lawrence
Feil
OES
Ten Hall
JeXotowo
Lawrence Verry
Rnawick
Sue Smith
Linwood
Rind Marshall
Grande
Helen Bray
Mildred Most
Hand
Texas
Rachel Passein
Helianthus
Bates
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U. S
Oklahoma
Kangas Bankers Clinic
Union Building
K. U
Kangas
Guy V. Keeler
Dean D. M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
B.A. Welch
Kansas Bank
SSES
Darlene Raskin
Sidney Raskin
Los Angeles
SEEKS
Lawrence Lodge
James H. Parsons W. Walter H. Varnum
McNamey
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Methodist Church
Falete
Pregri
Jesus
Bev
Samuel
Walter Gersten
Herver
Moses
Raur
I. C. Wilard
C. F. Weidensaul
Karl Baur
Leona Edwards
Brecheisen
Vera Rose
J. D. Mill
Marviof Wichita
Wald
Samed
Ruth Mitchell
Dragi
Jovanovic
Belgrade
Yugo
Etna Ob
Springer
Lena Wil] JSON
Bessie J Schmidt
Welc
Helianthis
Sue Wolf
Grand Marshall
Helen Blayiock
Clifford Davids
George Watan
W. W. Quinland
Ates
Manhattan
BR. Durr
Viola Long
Emporia
J . Houser
Ivan Hamilton
St.e's Hospital
Pauline Cory
W_LT.Y. club
L. L. Kindred
Martin Cafe
Curtis Diedrich
Jim Shirk
Oliver J. Hess
Alma
Diedrich
Warner Forsythe
C. L. Ruthranff
Frank Griener
Galensburg
Maunis
Federa
Griener
Colum
Chester Bowles
OPA
Washington, D. C
North Lawrence
Leroy Cameron
Nler Porothy Lee
Eliot
Ernest
Fred M. Vinson
The
White House
Charles G. Ross
the Communications Commission Today
Traveler Publishing Company, Inc
Arkansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Delhi
UPI
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Congress Party
Petiahi
Journal-World
Ada
Ound Corner Drug Store
Douglas County Building & Loan Assn
John C. Emick, Pres
Mase
Escola
Lawrence Loan & Finance Co
Manhattan & McGregor
Massachusetts
Track Insurance Exchange
Farmers Automobile Iater
Insurance Exchange
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