U S Treasurer Julian Seen as Notable Yet Little Known
A fragmented profile outlines William H. Julian, long time U S Treasurer under Roosevelt and Snyder. It notes his background in Cincinnati banking, political ties, and the rumor mill on his age, with speculation he could seek the 1932 Democratic presidential nomination at Philadelphia.
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The
United Stats
Washington
Mar
Mert Lam Alexander Dul'an
W. AL. Julian
Unitedtates
Seretary
Treasury
John W. Snyder
Jullan
Congressional
United States
Ae Jong
Julian
Sears
Wiliam H
Kevtiau
Fred
Lord Julian
Snyder
Ciscinnati
Moe
Roosevelt New Deal
Roosevelt
Americ Julian
Julia
Geil
Philadelphia
Ohio
Ground base vehicles grounded at Salina air base
Ground mules only operate as routine transport while Smoky Hill air force base enacts conservation. Bicycles replace jeeps for messenger service and deliveries, gasoline consumption cut to a fraction of military allowance. Savings enable maintenance of at least one high aloft craft for miles of mission.
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Salina
Kan
Smoky Hill Airforce
F.B
Baldwin to be named honorary member of KU sorority
Mrs. Ralph Baldwin, longtime Gamma Phi Beta housemother at the University of Kansas, will be initiated as an honorary member Sunday amid years of pledge training. She plans retirement in June after decades of service. Also noted are funeral services for Alfred Lawrence, Edwin Burgess, and M Harry Craig, and fraternal notices for Masonic lodge and Fraternal Order of Eagles events.
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Gamma Fhi Beta
University of Kansas
Ralph Baldwin
Baldwin
Te No Pap
AM Tien
Alfred Lawrence
Edwin T. Burgess
Harry T. Craig
Lawson's condition improves after heart attack at home
Dean Pa Lawson of the college of arts at the university suffered a heart attack at his home three weeks ago. The physician said Lawson probably would be in Watkins Memorial Hospital for at least three more weeks and is not yet able to receive visitors.
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Pa Lawson
College of 1 ‘Arts
University of
Lawson
Watkins Memorial Hospital
Former Mayor of Lawrence Dies in Local Obituary
Elizabeth W Raine, former mayor of Lawrence, died aged 62nd degree Mason and longtime Odd Fellows district deputy. Survived by daughter, two sisters in Los Angeles and Kansas City, three brothers Ralph Rey Arthur of Lawrence, another brother Chea Lawrence died last September. Funeral Monday at the Masonic Temple, Dean ROA Wegier to direct, burial at the cemetery with pallbearers Heed Gentry Paul Insets Wain Hueory Ralph Lawte C and Arter Taepenee.
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Pace
Raine Elizabeth W
Lawrence
First Christian Church
Odd Fellows
Rotary Club
Hesides
Sir. Riveda Marselles
Los Angeles
Reed Gentry
Kansas City
Ralph, Rey
Arthur
Chea Lawrence
California
Tao
Masonic Temple
Dean Roa Wegier
Hame
Ber Ceri
Katoal Eal
Gak
Gentry
Paul Insets
Wain
Hue Ory
Ralph Lawte C
Arter Taepenee
Speech Festival Ends At University Of Kansas
The Kansas high school speech and drama festival drew about 600 students from across six states to a two day session at the University of Kansas. The event, coordinated by the University Ex po with the KU speech department, was guided by Prof. Allen Crafton and Prof. Margaret Anderson of the department.
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Kansas
Univers of
Kansan
Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals Ledger
Fragmentary hospital notice lists admissions and discharges across multiple names and streets. Mrs Garland Fritzpatrick admitted, several dismissals including Mrs The Davy Ratihvin and Mr Clarence Dossing. Other entries name couples with newborns and various addresses in Independence Missouri and nearby areas.
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Clarence Dossing
North
Little T. Johnston
New
Stephen Minch
Maseachusetts Street
Mulford Gentry
Babe
Hubert Ubrich
Columbus
Charles Keegan
Baby
West Fourteenth Streets
Martha Kieffer
Deaths and Funerals in Lawrence and Nearby Areas
Ray McBeth former Lawrence resident died at home. Funeral services will be Monday afternoon at Kingman. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by three sons Eddie Scott W Scott Hewitt and others. sister Phoebe Henry of Kansas City and two daughters Luella Pence and Dorothea Scott. Also grandson Richard Scott and adopted daughter Mia Irene Carter. Lula Woody Jackson died at home. funeral at Ninth Street Baptist Church Tuesday at 2 PM led by Rev FLW Davenport. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Surviving are multiple relatives including a sister and children.
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Ray McBeth
Lawrence
Kingman
Beth
Mississippi Street
Continental
Comrary
Lawforce
Lula Woody Jackson
Woody Dick
New York Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Flw
Davenport
Teharer
Qak Hill
Eddie Scott
Scott
Hewitt
Call of
Phoebe
Henry Kansas Cily
Mawr
Luella Pence
Pence
Dorothea Scott
Nansen City
Grantson
Richard Scott
Mia
Irene Careter
Kanaaa City
Robbery Dream Comes True at Randolph Grill
Washington report says tavern owner Stavrakas dreamed of a robbery and awoke to investigate. He saw three men in his restaurant, alerted police, and after a chase nearby car, the trio was captured. Police recovered $10 in change and $40 worth of whiskey from the scene.
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Washington
Mar
George Seavrakas
Randolph Grill
Stavrakas
Airliner Vanishes Over Alaska On Charter Flight
A Northwest Airlines DC-4 charter with six aboard disappeared over Alaska as a search plane headed to Mt. Sanford to verify a mountain fire sighting. The route from Shanghai to St. Paul included a New York to Shanghai leg. Passengers were seamen being repatriated. Northwest has run such charters for about a year.
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Alaska
Mar
Northwest Airlnes
Sanford
Whale Towers
Wrargeil Range
North Airlines
St. Paul
New York
Shanghai
Northwest
Lewis Hurls Threat and Seeks Developments
Local report notes Lewis issued a threat while awaiting developments. The piece mentions union leaders and the eight month wage issue tied to welfare measures signed last July. It states a potential agreement by June or earlier, with options for cessation by miners or operators on the 30th.
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Ats
Stefeny
Lewis
Judge Orders Blonde To Return $100,000 Gifts
Judge William S. Baird ruled Norman gave Mrs. Stoner gifts in anticipation of marriage while he was separated from his wife Merle Norman. The gifts include a fashionable home and furnishings valued at $82,000 and a $12,150 diamond ring. Stoner may keep a Bellepitn coat and other jewelry.
Papers To Carry Items Critical of MacArthur
News items report censorship in Tokyo regarding criticism of General MacArthur as he contemplates a presidential bid. Cal Nichols, supreme information officer, confirms controls delaying coverage and suppressing material deemed hostile to Allied occupation policies.
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MacArthur
Cal Mlichols
Tokyo
Mar
Arms Deliveries Speeded Up By American Aid Group
Major General James Van Fleet, head of the American mission to aid, announced AMAG accelerates arms shipments to the Heam manceds and expects heavy Vickers machineguns and Bren sub machineguns soon. He noted 75 millimeter fighting guns are involved as United help combats communist guerrillas.
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James ‘Siard van Fleet
AMAG
Guns crack in Costa Rica amid president designate dispute
In Costa Rica last night revolutions reportedly wounded five soldiers from a mobile army unit as a mass demonstration loomed over the selection of a president designate. The unit was en route to investigate a report that Jose Figueres, an opposition leader, had hundreds of armed followers at his ranch nearby.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Costa’ Rica
Jose Figueres
Peron Supporters Rally Amid Surprise Buenos Aires Session
In Aires on March 1172 supporters of Peron rallied in the chamber pressing for a two third majority. The crowd reacted strongly as the surprise turnout and tense atmosphere reflected the delicate political moment.
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Aires
Buenos Minist
Peron
Denati
Market News Briefs From Rural Produce Trade
Market notes describe poultry and livestock prices, with references to steers hogs and lambs, and supplies in Kansas City and Pittsburgh areas. It notes butterfat figures, cartoned produce, and various regional price points, reflecting a broad farm commodities snapshot.
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Kansas City
Kanna
Wien
Kansas
Sociedad
Saan
Arkansas
In Memoriam reads as market notes and oblique lines
The fragment reports odd price shifts in farm goods and stocks with mentions of capons turkeys ducks and a Wall Street day on March 13 noting gains and low quotes. It ends with a memorial tag and references to transfers and trading activity in two hours.
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Wall Street
Market Quiet as Continent‑Wide Shifts Weigh on Confidence
On March 18, 1948 investors eyed signs from major economies but stayed cautious. Analysts noted mixed domestic prospects as wartime demand faded and postwar adjustments continued, with policymakers signaling gradual recovery ahead.
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