Oil conspiracy appeal arguments open in Chicago
Arguments on the appeal of 17 defendants convicted in Madison in the government oil conspiracy case began before the United States circuit court of appeals. Twelve companies were fined 3000 dollars each and five individuals 1000 dollars each. 46 defendants were convicted, but 11 were set aside and new trials scheduled for October 2 for 18 others. Col. William J. Donovan argued that evidence about NRA oil industry code and Petroleum Administration was excluded. defence led by H H Thomas. Government counsel included John Henry Lewis and Charles H Weston. Arguments likely to take several days.
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Chicago
Madison
Wis
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Patrick T. Stone
Stone
Col
William J. Donovan
Federal Petroleum ‘Administration
Donovan
NRA
Petroleum Administration
H. H. Thomas
John Henry Lewis
Charles H. Weston
Grant W. Kelleher
Veterans carnations sale raises funds for War Mothers
The Lawrence chapter of the American War Mothers collected 83.72 from selling carnations made by disabled veterans. Proceeds will support veterans. sellers listed include Gloria Schmitendoerf Rachael Cooper Jane Cooper Virginia Gregg Maxine Vogel Mary Holtzclaw Merle Rogers Frances Lawrence. The group thanks contributing citizens and the selling girls.
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Lawrence Chapter
The
American War Mothers
Gloria Schmitendoerf
Rachael Cooper
Jane Cooper
Virginia Gregg
Maxine Vogel
Mary Holtzclaw
Merle Rogers
Frances Lawrence
90 Year Old Woman Went Fishing On Birthday
Bloomington Illinois May 15 A 90 year old Mrs Fannie Chaney Miller chose to fish Vermilion River rather than stay home for a birthday party. She is a mother of three with nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren.
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Bloomington
Ill
Fannie Chaney Anise
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks Selects Dallas for 1945 Meet
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks chose Dallas Texas as the site for its 1945 convention during its eight day meeting in Toronto. Ron Hicks of Pasco Washington and J B Jessie of Louisville Kentucky were elected to the board of trustees. Nearly 400 attended the closing sessions.
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Toronto
Canarian Press
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Dallas
Tex
Brotherhood
Ron Hicks
Pasco
Wash
J. B. Jessie
Louisville
Theft Reported, 1955 Ford Stolen on Tenth Street
Charles Anderson reported to police and sheriff that his dark green 1955 Ford sedan was stolen Saturday night from its parking spot on Tenth Street between Massachusetts and New Hampshire streets.
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Charles Anderson
Garfield
Tenth Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
May Society Meetings and Club Notices Spotted
The Jayhawker 4-H club held its May meeting at Ruth and Danny Brune’s home with eight 4-H members and three guests. Members shared upcoming projects and demonstrations followed by a tour plan for May 21 and election of Fremont Hornberger to represent the club at the Manhattan 4-H roundup. Other civic group notices include church supper reservations, Lioness club dinner and bridge, Pleasant Hour club talk topics on the world’s fair and the FBI, a canceled dinner bridge, and upcoming meetings of the Lawrence Woman’s club, P.E.O Chapter A7, and Trinity Lutheran women’s group.
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Ruth
Danny Brune
Trene Laptad
Martha Hayden
Skipper
Bobby Laptad
Robert Laptad
Carl Sneegas
Pleasant Hour Club
New York
E. E. Hazlett
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arnold Fralick
Church Social and Local News Highlights
John Selig Jr and Mrs Albert C Hayden lead as hosts for a church program with Maude Elliott detailing a Porto Rico trip and a display of Indian lace by Mrs E J Netzer. Saturday Night club members hosted their annual wives dinner at Evans Hearth with talks on a South America trip. Annette Lawrence Young will marry Gerald J Young in Kansas City. Mrs George Stauffer hosts a family homecoming for Mrs B E Bishop with a spring tablescape. Various callers and a West Side Presbyterian class gathering are noted.
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John Selig, Jr
Albert C. Hayden
Maude Elliott
Porto Rico
Robert Price
E. J. Netzer
Saturday Night Club
Evans Hearth
W. C. Simons
A. Henley
A. C. Mitchell
George C. Shaad
Mr. Simons
Mrs. Simons
South America
Fred F. Lawrence F
Junction City
Annette
Gerald J. Young
Kansas City
Burlington
East
Sixty Second Street
Young
University of Kansas
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
George Stauffer
B. E. Bishop
Bishope
Overland Park
B. EF. Bishop
Howard Bishop
Independence
Melvin, Jr
Billy Bert
Donald Wayne
A. W. Lamb
Denver
Cole
Stauffer
George W., Jr
Robert Elmer
Shirley Jean
T. Flausen
Lyle
Delia May
Herman Tavis
Howard and
John
Kansas City, MO
Louis Philippe Goods and Sundries Price List
A small price list shows Louis Philippe Metal or mirrored boxes priced at 1.00 and 1.75, with Seeside items at 1.75 and 1.00. Also listed are Dr. Lyon's Tooth Powder Paste 30 cents, Cappi Talcum close out at .28, D'Raymonds Gardenia at 1.00, and miscellaneous entries including 59 ener x.
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Slaois Angles
Will
Railway Clerks Brotherhood
WEA Bervik
M. Reg
U.S. Pat
Plymouth Congregational Church
S. M. Law
W. C. McNown
Lioness Club
Colonial
Edwin Stone
Walter Deschner
Robert Rhoades
Lawrence Woman's Club
P. FE. O
V. A. Young
F. B. Kincaid
Trinity Lutheran Church
Europe
RCA and
Hazeltine
Montgomery
Mass
Ward Fhone
West Side Presbyterian Church
D. A. Tuggle
Michigan Street
Weaver
Neet
DeVans Depilatory Quest
Weaver’s
Burma
Mennen’‘s
Colgate Shave
Woodbury
Houbigant
Chrisley
Armand
Louis Philippe
Paris
D‘raymond
Mimzy
Roger & Galett
Yardley
Dr. Lyon
Mykel
Elizabe
Arden
Phillips Milk
Ciro
Hudnut
R.S.V.P
Cappi
D‘raymond Talcum
D'Raymond
Raymonds
Pinx
D’raymonds
Gardenia
Cologne
Wrisley
Tre-Jur Colognes
Wrisley's
Ener
Wrisley Bath Salts
Angelus
Roger and
Armand’s
Pat
Sale Phillips
Woodburys Creams
Woodburys Sk Tonic
Pacquins
LaCross
Kents Foot
Golett Sachet
Couettes
Revelon
Lux
Henri Rocheau
Wrisley’s
Floor
Johnsons Red Cross
Wrights
Bayers Aspirin
Bayer
Pepsodent
Louise Norris
Kurlash
Kurler
Fitches
Owen
Fay
Drexel
Shoe Dept
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