Mass arrests in occupied France intensify reprisals
In Paris and other areas, over 100 Jews and two prominent French lawyers including former Justice Minister Pierre Masse are reported seized as hostages by German authorities after attacks on German troops. Vichy sources blame a communist plot, while incidents in Nantes and Versailles accompany the crackdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Old Republic
Paris
Pierre Masse
Théodore Valensi
Corsica
Cri du Peuple
Germany
o _ Masse
Valensi
Masse
Democratic Alliance
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Paul
Colette
Pierre Laval
Marcel Eat
Versailles
Laval
Eat
Nantes
Prisoers
de Gaulle
Communist Party
Moscow
Rose Mary Shire Injured in Highway 40 Collision
Rose Mary Shire of Big Springs a Deer Creek school teacher was struck while crossing highway 40 at Big Springs last night. She was taken to a Topeka hospital for treatment. The driver, a Kansas City man, stopped and aided her, but his name had not been learned by the sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose
Mary Shire
Big Springs
Deer Creek
Miss Shire
Topeka
Kansas City
Shire
Operator Stays On Post To Warn Elmdale Flood Victims
Residents of Elmdale Kansas thank telephone operator Mrs Helen Schnert for remaining at her post Friday through Sunday to warn valley residents as the Cottonwood river rose. She stayed at her switchboard all night and into Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmdale
Kan
Helen Schnert
Cottonwood
Marriage Licenses Filed at Probate Office
Marriage licenses issued at the Probate Judge and R Gray office include Noah Hill and Susie Fortson of Lawrence. Alan Tipton of Lawrence and Edna Tracy of Mulberry. Garcia of Topeka. Walter Conrad and Allie Marie Pottery of Kansas City. Earl Washington Walker and Kathryn Mae Williams of Kansas City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Gray
Noah Hill
Susie’Fortson
Lawrence
Alan Tipton
Edna ‘Tracy
Mulberry
Guadalaya
Sersiano
Fefusio ‘Garcia
Topeka
Walter Conrad
Allie “Marie
Pottery
Kansas City
Earl
Washington Walker
Kathryn
Mae Williams
Kansas City, Mo
Armour Signs Master Pact With CIO Labor Board
Armour & Co. and the CIO signed a master contract covering 15 plants. The CIO acts as the accredited bargaining agent for the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Chicago
Armour & Ico
Packinghouse ‘Workers Organizing | Committee
Kansas coach Phog Allen shares life, love of game
Rotary meeting hears Phog Allen recount his coaching philosophy at Kansas. He stresses playing for the love of the game, unity and school pride, and decries commercialization in amateur athletics. He explains his nickname Foghorn arose from umpiring and voice. He recalls early life in Independence Missouri and choosing Kansas for its community and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Kansas
America
K. U
Phog
Foghorn
Hoo
Trine
Fraecal
Lawrence
Pete Allen
Deaths and Funerals Martin Zook
Funeral services for Martin Zook age 79 of McLouth north of town will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the McLouth Baptist church with Rev Daugherty and Rev Sims officiating. Interment in McLouth cemetery. He is survived by his wife Laura A Zook two daughters Ella and Ruth three sons Chester Harry Earl all of McLouth one brother C E Zook of Pueblo Colorado and nine grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Zook
McLouth
McLouth ‘Baptist Church
Mr. Daugherty
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Sims
B. Church
Zook
Laura A. Zook
Ella
Ruth
Chester
Harry Ee Earl
C. E Zook
Pueblo
Colo
William E Johnson dies at 81 in Kansas City
William E Johnson aged 81 of Lone Star died early this morning at the University of Kansas Hospital in Kansas City. He is survived by his wife Pearl Johnson five daughters Clara Wright Grandview Mo Grace Hadl Eudora Lily Anderson Lone Star and Bessie Clifton Trace McAllister both of Lawrence two sons Robert Johnson Lone Star Edward Johnson Los Angeles Calif. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Johnson
William EF. Johnson
Lone Star
University of Kansasospital
Kansas City
Pearl ‘Johnson
Clara Wright
Grandview
Grace Hadl
Eudora
Lily Anderson
Bessie Clifton
Trace McAllister
Lawrence
Robert Johnson
Edward Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Funeral services for Mrs Adella Knabe held at 2
Funeral services for Mrs Adella Knabe were held this afternoon at 2 from the Rumsey funeral home with Dr Paul B Lawson officiating. Burial followed in Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella Knabe
Rumsey Funeral
Paul’ B. Lawson
Oak Hill Cemetery
Nazis Claim They Circle Leningrad
German troops face stiff resistance around Leningrad amid heavy mud and rain hindering mechanized warfare. Soviet reports say German attempts on Kiev and Odessa fail with high casualties as Red Army guns target concentrations. Stalin orders exile of 390000 Germans from the Volga region to Siberia to deter sabotage. Moscow cites spies among German descendants as justification. Germans to be resettled 1600 to 2000 miles east. Soviet claims include capture of a German submarine in Barents Sea and air battles with Nazi losses outpacing replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Ukraine
Kiev
Black Sea
Odessa
Siberia
Joseph Stalin
Lower
Volga
Catherine the Great
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Barents Sea
Arctic Circle
Red Star
Izvestia
Lawrence item on Macklin at Roosevelt Churchill meeting
Ottawa native Raleigh Macklin, KU architectural engineering graduate of 1934 and Pan American Airways co pilot, served aboard a North Atlantic meeting ship with Roosevelt and Churchill. He photographed and was autographed with both leaders, bunking with Roosevelt Jr. during the three day voyage. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Macklin, Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ottawa Herald
Raleigh Macklin
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
North Atlantic
Macklin
University of Kansas
Pan- American Airways
U.S. Army Air Corps
Newfoundland
K.U. Grad
Elliott
Franklin Roosevelt, Jr
John Macklin
Ottawa
Cadwell George Edward Cadwell Dies at 80 in Learnard Street
George Edward Cadwell aged 80 died early this morning at his home 1527 Learnard street. Funeral from Rumsey funeral home Tuesday at 3 pm with Rev. Charles Thomas officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by wife Lydia Cadwell, daughter Ruth, four sons Roy Frank William Earl, seven grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Edward ‘Cadwell
George Edward Cadwell
Learnard Street
Rumsey
Charles Thomas
Oak Hill Cemetery
Cadwell
Lydia Cadwell
Ruth Cadwell
Roy Cadwell
Frank Cadwell
Lawrence
William Cadwell
Wichita
Earl Cadwell
Winfield
Society Notes Celebrate Luncheon Shower and Birth Announcements
Vera Margaret Hurt hosted a surprise luncheon shower honoring Marilyn Maloney who leaves Wednesday for Godfrey NL to enter Monticello. The guest list included Marilyn, Pauline Rankin, Sally Fitzpatrick, Joan Sisson, and others. Eloise Basom. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ott announced the birth of a daughter, Karen Lee. The Otts’ daughter is from Lecompton. Various church groups planned meetings and luncheons. Dean and Mrs. Swarthout returned from a four week eastern trip, visiting Lennox, Boston, New York, Bar Harbor, and Lake Champlain, with Evelyn and J P Hayes. A surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reed of Lawrence was held with out-of-town guests Albert Benedict and Charles Nisperos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Margaret Hurt
Colonial Tea Room
Marilyn Maloney
Godfrey
Pauline Rankin
Sally Fitzpatrick
Joan Sisson
Frances Mee
Beverly Gaines
Elizabeth Prentice
Betty June Craig
Margaret Stratton
Vera Margaret
Joanna Wagstaff
Hurt
Eloise Basom
Gerald Ott
Eudora
Karen Lee
Ott
Oneita Hibner
Lecompton
Dean
D. M. Swarthout
Lennox
Mass
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Washington, D. C
New York City
New England
Bar Harbor
Lexington and Concord
Crowns Point
Ft. Ticonderoga
Vermont
Lake Champlain
Sautter
Evelyn
J. P Hayes
P. E. Reusch
New Jersey Street
Bill Reed
Lawrence
Army Camp
Carl Stoops
Raw Rogers
Albert Benedict
Kansas City
Kan
Charles Nisperos
Progressive Circle Meeting At Miss Ulrichs Home
The Progressive Circle of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Orolyn Ulrich, south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Milton Schaake
Ladies Aid
Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Tutheran Church
Orolyn Ulrich
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow Evening
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the post hall tomorrow evening at 7 45 oclock. All members are asked to be present as important business matters will be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.H.W
Joel ‘Robinson
East Fifteenth Street
Ware James Belshe
E. Harwood
American Legion Auxiliary
Vost Hall
Forty-Six Plead Guilty or Pay Fines in Police Court
Forty-six persons paid fines or forfeited bonds this morning on traffic violations. Of them twenty seven were fined for improper parking and sixteen for overparking. Two paid fines for passing stop signs and one for speeding. Names of those fined are listed, with several individuals noted for stop-sign and overparking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigen
Ted Kenne- Reber
Jesse Hadl Ray Oovier
William’ ‘Semple
William
Stockert
Join’ Vogel
Charles Louk
Lawrence Pine
F. H. Elvig
Roy Lawrence
Harry Ashby
Fred Vogler
Roy Serviss
William H. Snavely
Earl Williamson
Gerald Hoover
Lloyd Svoboda
Ray Wright
Ed Peachard
Wayne Davidson
Helen Skinner
Veatch
Rich “Olmstead
BE. Stanley
Atchison
Ed Hyatt
Roosevelt Mourned as Post Office Sails in Tribute
Half of the U S post office staff paused today in memory of Mrs Sara Delano Roosevelt, mother of the President, whose death occurred yesterday. Friends of Prof John A Hess of Athens Ohio learn their son Harry Hess has joined the U S Naval Reserve and left for training at Great Lakes Illinois after completing three and a half years at Ohio University. He has chosen radio as his field and may be sent to the radio school in Indianapolis after eight weeks of recruit training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Sara Delano Roosevelt
John A. Hess
Athens, C
Harry’ Hess
United States Naval Reserve
Great Lakes, Ill
Ohio University
Indianapolis
Cody brothers charged with first degree murder in cafe death
In Coffeyville Kansas on September 6 two brothers Ernest Cody and Kenneth Cody were charged with first degree murder by Assistant County Attorney Wallace Carpenter after a cafe fight resulted in the death of 67 year old Joseph Werndl yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Ernest Cody
Kenneth Cody
Wallace Carpenter
Joseph Werndl
City Council Sets Early Regular Session at City Hall
The city council will meet in regular session this evening at city hall. The meeting time has moved up from 8 o clock to 7 30. The change is implemented after September 1 and remains through the winter months.
Engagements and weddings in Kansas City and Lawrence
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Leone Marie Hoffman to John Edward Park both of Kansas City Missouri. Also reports the marriage of Miss Margaret Large to Harry E O Donnell in Lawrence and notes Mrs M E Tyson birthday and a Quantrill era anecdote from August 21 1863.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Marie Hoffman
Kansas City
John Edward Park
Miss Hoffman
University of Gas
Pi Beta Phi
Park
University of Kansas
Phivedi Delta
Georgetown University
Engagement and births Highlight Lawrence News
Miss Margaret Dutton of Salt Lake City announces her engagement to Wilbur Senne of Topeka with a wedding planned for October 4. Dutton is an alumna of Washburn University and Alpha Phi. Senne is KU alumnus, Phi Delta Theta member, associated with George H. Senne Construction. Also notes birth of a son to Mr and Mrs G W Shook on September 6 at Memorial hospital. Mrs Tyson, widow, resides near Lawrence and remains in good health after retirement, with Dorcas group meeting Wednesday at 2 30 in church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyson
Lawrence
Dorcas
The
Baptist Women’s Society
Margaret Dutton
Salt Lake City
Topeka
Wilbur Senne
Miss Dutton
Washburn College
Alpha Phi Sorority
Mr. Senne
University of Kansas
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
George H. Senne
G. W. Shook
Kentucky Street
Memorial Hospital
Local Personal Notes Highlight Visits and Returns
Mr and Mrs Earl Potter and son Richard return from Chipita Park Colorado. De Witt Potter to drive to Lawrence tomorrow. Matheus Smith and Mrs Smith with Mrs W C Tatum return from Canada and Great Lakes trip. Dr Mabel Elliott in Rochester recuperating. awaits ten days to resume teaching. Several re visits to Lawrence from Ellis Brownwood Long and others. Robert Charlton departs for Norfolk as he eyes a naval transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Potter
Richard
Chipita Park
Colo
de Witt
Lawrence
Matheus Smith
Smith
W. C. Tatum
Canada
Great Lakes
Evanston, Ill
American Psychological Association
Walter Brown
Lee Brown
Walter Lee
Independence
Carl Stoops
Ethel Bush
Ray
Rogers
L. L. Baker
Brownwood
Tex
Gwinn Henry
Charles Long
St. Louis
Illy Willis
Corpus Christi
J. D. Parrish
Ross H. Pratt
Washington, D. C
J. T. Constant
Hiawatha
James A. Tyson
Denver
F. I. Wilson
Kansas City
J. J. Bischoff
Ohio Street
A. R. Kennedy
Indianapolis
Ind
Vandalia
Vincennes
Delayed Steel Holds Up South Massachusetts Street Paving
Local contractor M. N. Penny says the repaving project on South Massachusetts Street is waiting for a shipment of reinforcing steel. A Kansas City steel supplier promised this week but overall demand has reduced deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
M. N. Penny
Kansas City Steel Company
Penny
Bowman seeks to set aside annulment decree
Kansas City report states Lynn V. Bowman filed a motion in circuit court to set aside a decree annulling his marriage to Miss Lenore Bales. He claims he was coerced into default in the annulment case and seeks relief in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Lynn V. Bowman
Miss Lenore -Bales
Kansas Draftates 976 Topeka
Kansas announced a draft quota of 976 men for October 1 to 14 with fourteen designated as Negroes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Livestock and Equipment Sold Through Journal-World Classifieds
Trainloads of livestock and used farm equipment were sold via Journal-World classified advertising. The sale highlighted large consignments and drew buyers from the farming community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Atchison Driver Fined After Stop Sign Collision
A Buick sedan owned by C M Brown damaged in a collision with a Chevrolet driven by R E Stanley at Ninth and Tennessee streets. Stanley forfeited a bond in police court for failing to stop at the sign, with front damage to both cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. “M. Brown
Louisiana Street
Saturda
Ninth
Tennessee Streets
Brown
R. E. Stanley
Yg Atchison
Stanley
Woodstock Visitors Attend Champion Home Gathering
Wednesday guests at Mr and Mrs Frank Champion included Mrs Jennie Birch of St Louis Mo Mrs Ed McClanneyham of Topeka and Russell Shirley of Lecompton On Saturday visitors were Mr Shirley and Elmer Shirley and his son from Texas Onlookers shared interest in oil rigs as the men headed toward wells north of McLouth The community marks the start of the school term with Arthur Jones of Kansas City to teach Woodstock with 15 pupils Also opening Sept 1 were Wellman Tibbett Wild Horse Valle Grove Chester and Chester area schools with staff assignments listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Champion
Jennie Birch
Louis
Ed McClanneyham
Topeka
Russell Shirley
Lecompon
Champion
Shirley
Lecompton
Elmer Shirley
Texas
McLouth
Jhe Shirley Brothers
Arthur Jones
Kansas City
Woodstock
Wellman
Laura Zook
Tibbett
Asy Judy
Wildhorse
Thelma Ridgway
Valle Grove
Langdon
Barbara Zook
Chester
Market News: Mixed Yet Strong Grain and Livestock Signals
New York markets show mixed results with strength in regular and aircraft sectors yet gains in soybeans and grains. Soybeans surged a record high for futures while wheat corn oats rose, driven by government livestock production plans and strong demand outlook. hogs rose 15 to 25 cents with top at 12.20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tregular
Chicago
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Sept 8 AP USDA
Hogs 3,000 mostly higher by 10-20 cents, heavies slow top around 12.20, 180-240 lb 12.00-12.15, 250-280 lb around 12.00, 290-325 lb 11.00-11.44, 140-170 lb 11.25-12.00, sows 9.50-10.75. Cattle 20,000, calves 2,800. opening slow, cows and bulls weaker, stockers and feeders steady to firm, vealers up to 13.00, yearlings 12.00, feeders 10.25-11.15. Sheep 5,000. lamb bids around 11.75, best Colorado lambs above 12.00. Overall cattle grain-fed down 15-25, grass slaughter down 25, fleshy feeders steady, stockers steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Market Report: Livestock Prices Gather Pace Across Regions
The report lists Missouri fed steers at 12.00 for strictly choice 1385-lb animals with higher Colorado fed items at 12.40 for heifers and 9.00–11.20 for medium to choice feeders. Yearling weights around 720 lb fetch 12.00, while sheep show spring lambs near 50 and Colorado spring lambs at 11.90 with top ewes at 15.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Colorado
Livestock Receipts Forecast for Tomorrow
Kansas City reports estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow include 8,000 cattle 1,000 calves 2,500 hogs and 5,000 sheep as released by AP USDA officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Kansas City
USDA
Kansas City Grain Prices and Futures Report
Kansas City and Chicago markets show mixed grain prices with wheat ranges from about 1.14 to 1.20 per unit and corn around 0.71 to 0.72, including various No. 2 and No. 3 grades. Futures quotes list Sept, Dec, May cycles with scattered gains and declines across wheat corn and soybeans, along with rye and barley figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Rye
Lord
Kansas City Hay Market Prices Steady
Kansas City report lists hay prices for Alfalfa and Prairie grades with no change. Prices shown include No. 1 through No. 3 leafiness and sample grades, with ranges around 5.00 to 11.00 per unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hay Marke
Hay
Prairie
Spot Millfeed Prices in Kansas City Market Report
AP bulletin lists spot prices for millfeeds. Bran 28.75 29.00, gray shorts 29.75 30.00, corn chop yellow 29.00 30.00, ground oats 31.00 92.00, ground barley 25.00 26.00, linseed meal various proteins 40.20 40.40, 30 percent 35.20 35.40, cotton seed meal 40.40 48.60, 41 percent 46.90 47.10, alfalfa meal ranges 31.20 down to 20 percent leaf 40.00, 17 percent 32.00, 13 percent 25.00, gluten feed 26.30 26.50, gluten meal 34.30 39.60, tankage 67.50, meat scraps 67.50, hominy feed 26.40 26.60, soybean meal 43.40 43.60, new crop 1.50 less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago Potato Market Update
Chicago market report shows arrivals 112 on track 219 total U S shipments Saturday 283 Sunday 36 with moderate supplies and fair demand Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1 slightly stronger U S No 2 steady offerings from other sections are summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ap-Usda
U.S
U. S
Idaho
Market Report Notes Varieties Prices and Regions
The data lists grain varieties and prices including Idaho Russell Bur and U S 12.00 15, Bills Triumphs at U S 11.55, long whites at 11.85, Minnesota and North Dakota Bills Triumphs at 11.30 33, and Minnesota Cobbler at 11.10 26. The figures appear as grain price quotes and variety labels from a commodity market brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Russell
U. S
Bills
Minnesota
North Dakota
Kansas City Markets Today Poultry and Butterfat Rates
AP report lists Kansas City market quotes including poultry prices for hens and turkeys across weight classes, roosters and springs, with butterfat and creamery butter figures. Grain prices show wheat 104, yellow corn 663, white and mixed 64.
Stock rally lifts aircraft shares in war demand
Wall Street shows brisk recovery with war rated equities leading gains. Aircraft makers Boeing, Glenn Martin, Consolidated Aircraft, Grumman and others hit new 1941 peaks as transfers reach about 600 000 shares. Cotton rises to 55 to 80 cents a bale in late trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Boeing
Glenn Martin
Consolidated Aircraft
Grumman Aircraft
N.Y. Shipbuilding
International Nickel
Western Union
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Sperry
American Sugar Refining
Sears, Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Studebaker
U.S. Steel
Santa Fe
Texas Corp
U.S. Rubber
In Memoriam Lucinda Murphy
In loving memory of Lucinda Murphy who died September 8 1940. Forever remembered by her husband T K Murphy and family as they cherish her memory and keep her close in their hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucinda Murphy
T. K. Murphy
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Rose Mary Shire
Alcacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
Oe Nee Isitors CO
Alfred H. Sluss
John
Fea Parker
Adv
Dr. F.C. Allen
Leningrad
Jude Anderson
Buddy Rogers
Olathe
Buddy
Phi Kappa Psi
Ray Hill
New Hampshire
Friends Church
W.S.C.S
E. Sullivan
Mississippi Street
Sullivan
T. D. Funk
Margaret Large
Harry E. O'Donnell
Ts. Ralph Large
Protection
Mr. Peeps
A . E. .O’donnell
Junctionity
Art E. O'Donnell
Lawrence Wee
Wetia Cotton
Oklahoma City
Aspen
City
M. E. Tyson
Rhode Island Street
Aew
Bankers Securities Co., Inc
Mass. Flione
Allison
Armstrong
Funk
Royy Wr
Olsampic
Anca Ferry
Business College
Springs
Governiais Bonds
Teasuty
Ccesecceecsceorseersrh
Treasury Re
Chirstcaimne
Cigse Am Can
Change
Am Tel & Telsee
Atch T&5
Eendenmeteseqeengees
Beth Steel Ewrace
Ares
Chrysler
Wwe Btu
Con’ Oil
Douglas Air
du Pont
Einen
General Electric
General Foods
Sasteseesceereee
General Motors
Eremerees
Eaeenetesense
Kennecott Metessereneees
Pendanna
Ova
Nat Dairy
Gas Peeareaven
NA Aviation
Cone
North Am Co
Es Penney- J
Phillips Petane
Standard Oil Ind
U S Steel
West el & Mfg Cities Service
Deaennenacetseoesen
Memoriam
Knox
Agency
McGrew-Peck Inv. CO
Mesa
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