AElin Astrid Ingeborg Helmertz (born Andersson)
May 14, 1906 - May 14, 1988
First, Middle and Last Name: Elin Astrid Ingeborg Helmertz (born Andersson) |
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Date of Birth: May 14, 1906 |
Date of Death: May 14, 1988 |
Name of Father: Karl August Andersson (1880-1929) |
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Name of Mother: Elin Sofia Andersson (born Sundström) (1880 - 1957) |
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Birth: Stockholm, Brännkyrka, Stockholm County, Sweden |
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Residence(s): (d.) Stockholm, Johannes, Stockholm County, Sweden |
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Spouse(s): Helmer Gustaf Helmertz married January 07, 1940 (1895-1972) |
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Siblings: Karl Fritiof (Andersson) Allerberg (1904 - 1966) |
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1939
Chess Olympics, Buenos Aires, 1939, Sweden: Nils Bergkvist, Ingeborg Andersson, Erik Lundin, Bengt Ekenberg (Gideon Stahlberg and Gusta Danielsson)
September 10 1939
Evening star, Washington, District of Columbia, Sunday, September 10, 1939
Vera Menchik Leads.
Mrs. R. H. S. Stevenson, nee Vera Menchik of Czecho-Slovakia, maintains the early lead she gained in the International Chess Federation woman's championship tourney in which 20 feminine stars are entered.
Sonja Graf, an expatriated German, lost only one game out of her first six and the loss was to Miss N. May Karff of Boston, United States woman champion. Mrs. Stevenson won her first six games.
Behind the leads are Berna Carrasco, Chile, 4-1; Ingrid Larsen, Denmark, 4-2; Mrs. Ingeborg Andersson, Sweden, 3½-2½; Hilda Lauberte, Latvia, 3-2, and Maria Mora, Cuba, 3-2.
Miss Karff is the only American player at the Buenos Aires Congress.
