Madison trapeze artist plans return after 35 foot fall
Mary Lou Lawrence a 26 year old aerialist from Crown Point Ind suffered skull fracture and broken bones after a February 15 fall from 35 feet in Madison Wis She vows to continue swinging high above the net saying she will not let fear deter her and that the accident was a professional lapse dating from her early training and solo act days
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Mary Lou Lawrence
Mary Lou
Crown Point
Ind
Louis Lawrence
Banner Current Event Club meets with Mrs Koch
Banner Club gathered April 5 with nine members and one guest, noting attendance. West Buffalo Grange held lunch at the Max Moore Sale on April 6, clearing about 90 dollars. Edd Kelley, brother of Mrs Hazel Lamb, died in South Carolina with funeral at High Prairie church and burial in High Prairie Cemetery. Mrs Georgie Cook visits Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Carl Payne travel to Wichita for business.
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Decline of Princely Realms After British Rule Ends
The passage notes that by 1947 the many princely states under British suzerainty had largely lost distinct identities as India moved toward integration. It reflects on the dissolution or reconfiguration of these states in the lead up to independence.
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India
Local Social Notes and Obituary Update
Benedict guests from Monday to Wednesday visitations include Mrs Georgie Cook and niece Mrs Mary Williams. Several families visit, weddings attended, a 57 year old funeral in High Prairie, and Mary Ellen in concert.
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Georgie Cook
Roper
Mary Williams
O’brien
Kansas City
Slain Bowlin couple found near Wichita with fresh clues
A brown prayerbook purse and other personal items belonging to Mrs. Earl Bowlin were found near the scene of the killings of Mrs. Bowlin and her husband. Police search a pond for missing body parts while funeral services are planned for Tuesday. A Bowlin brother suffered a heart attack on learning of the killings.
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Wichita, Kan
Earl Bowlin
Mrs. Bowlin
Earl
Bowlin
Homer
Wichita
Egypt Iraq and Syria Agree on UAR Constitution Plebiscites Planned
Egyptian premier Aly Sabry says Egypt Iraq and Syria reached a common constitution for a united Arab Republic and will hold plebiscites to approve the plan within a few months. In South Africa, seven Africans died and 11 were seriously injured in weekend tribal fighting near Port Shepstone about 80 miles southwest of Durban.
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Aly Sabry
Egypt
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United Arab Republic
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South Africa
Navy Court Reopens Probe Into Sub Thresher Sinking
Navy officials resume inquiry into the Thresher disaster 8,000 feet deep off Boston after debris and last audible messages. A wreath will be placed over the wreck while wives of the skipper and executive officer attend memorials at New London and Portsmouth.
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Navy Court of Inquiry
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Skylark
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Watson
John Wesley Harvey
New London
Americans Prefer Catsup and Mustard On Burgers
A survey of a self service hamburger chain finds 81 percent of Americans enjoy burgers with both catsup and mustard. Five percent like them plain, nine percent with catsup alone, and five percent with mustard alone.
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Chicago
U.N. Forces Try to Stop Jadotville Bloodshed
The U.N. intervened in Jadotville to halt fighting in Katanga where at least 45 people were killed. A separate report from Moscow says Marshal Niko I Krylov will replace Marshal S Biruzovy as commander of Soviet rocket forces. An Icelandair four engine airliner crashed near Neso bya Island west of Oslo killing all 12 aboard.
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Katanga
Moscow
Nikolai I. Krylov
Sergio S. Biryuzovy
Oslo
Norway
Iceland
Nesobya
Bus overturns near Guatemala City kills ten pilgrims
A bus carrying Holy Week pilgrims overturned on a sharp curve southwest of Guatemala City. Ten people were killed and thirty six injured. The crash occurred Sunday as travelers headed toward religious celebrations. Police and rescue teams attended the scene.
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Guatemala City
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