Egyptian Prime Minister Nikrashy Pasha Killed by Student
Prime Minister Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha was shot to death in the interior ministry by a student linked to the outlawed Muslim Brotherhood. The killer wore a police uniform, fired five shots, and attempted suicide. He is under arrest as Egypt faces renewed clashes with Israel in southern Palestine.
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Catro
Mahmoud Fahmy Nokrashy Pasha
Ministry of Interior
Moslem Brotherhood Association
Palestine
Nokrashy Pasha
Farouk
Egypt
Israel
United Nations
Nikvashy Pasha
Interior Ministry
Egypt Mourns Assassinated Premier and Protest Echoes in Palestine Crisis
The Prime Minister was assassinated amid Egypt's turmoil as the nation faced peril. U N relief directors Stanton Griffis and Delbert E. Roplgle voiced regret and sympathy. Egypt blamed the Moslem Brotherhood for violence, while fighting continued between Israeli and Egyptian forces in southern Palestine. Nekrashy Pasha had led Egypt for most of postwar years and faced a pivotal moment amid the Suez and Palestine tensions. The slaying signals a change in leadership during a critical period.
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Dany Capital News
Ny Wah Reee Eg Eee
Stanton Griffis
U. S
U. N
Palestine
Delbert E. Replogle
Philadelphia
Missouri December Old Age Checks Rise
Missouri welfare reports December old age assistance mailed to 120,068 individuals totaling $5,039,529 with an average $41.97, up from November’s 119,466 recipients and $41.89 average. Dependent children receive $2,168,939 in December compared with $1,148,488 in November, with 54,689 children on the rolls and 1,011 more this month. average January?
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Missouri
State Division of Welfare
Delft Fire Drives Tile Industry Boom in Europe
A disastrous fire in Delft, Holland, transformed the city from a brewing center to Europe’s clay tile capital. Eighteenth century tile makers chose sites of razed Delft breweries for new factories, reshaping the local economy and industry.
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Delft
Holland
Europe
Mrs Elsie Gardner Dies at Fulton
Mrs. Elsie E. Gardner 52 of Jefferson City died in Fulton on December 27. Born in Urbana December 9, 1896 she moved to Jefferson City in 1916. She was the wife of Grover A. Gardner and a Baptist church member. Survived by her husband five sons five daughters and ten grandchildren. Sons: William Grover Ernest Paul and Herbert Gardner. Daughters: Gladys Holthaus Mrs Rosie Augustine Mrs Nellie Lehr and Miss Peggy Gardner. Also three brothers and three sisters.
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U.S. Army
Gladys Holthaus
Rosie Augustine
Nellie Lehr
Washington, Mo
Peggy Gardner
Gardner
Walter Scott
Marshall
Clayton Scott
Pomona
Kan
Clarence Scott
Camdenton
Jennie Brown
Syracuse
Jessie Scott
Oklahoma
Nettie van
Carterville
Mrs. Towry Dies in Wichita After Brief Visit
Margaret Mae Towry, 39, a former Jefferson City resident, died unexpectedly in Wichita Kansas yesterday. She had just left Jefferson City after visiting her brother and two sisters and was reported in good health on arrival. Born August 2 1908, she was a JCHS graduate and worked as a bookkeeper for Oberman before marriage to Thomas Towry of Phillips 66 Pipeline. She leaves a son Joe, sister Rowena Moir plus relatives in St Joseph and Hickory NC. Funeral plans call for burial in Jefferson City Friday.
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Margaret Mae Towry
Jefferson City
Wichita
Kan
Edward Ross
Helen Ross
Loraine Ross
Monroe Street
Oberman Company
Towry
Muscota
Wilson Alsbaugh
Thomas T. Towry
California
Phillips 66 Pipeline Company
Joe
Rowena Moir
Hickory
N. C
Charles Alsbaugh
Dick Johnson
St. Joseph
Evangelical Church
Loan By C. of C. to Help New Industry on Its Feet
The Chamber of Commerce repaid a $1,000 good faith loan to Benjamin Goodin who invented a dish washing machine. He had shown faith in the invention at a Cleveland convention and orders began to flow in. The loan was approved despite lacking collateral and interest, seen as a one time aid to a local enterprise.
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Roosevelt
Georgia
Lourdes
France
Jamons
Thronien
Bercales
Brandenberger
Gail
Addi
C. of
Chamber of Commerce
Benjamin Goodin
Goodin
Great Lakes
Ill
St. Louis
National Restaurant Association
Cleveland
Ralph Hammond
Chamber
Ben
Hammond
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
John Thompson
Police Seek Woman From Columbia In Drugging Case
Police on lookout for a 20 year old woman from Columbia suspected of rolling a man while intoxicated. She is described as five feet four inches tall, 115 to 120 pounds, brunette with one front tooth missing. In Salt Lake City, Utah, more than 12 inches of snow fell overnight, the greatest 24 hour total for December since 1881.
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Columbia
Utah
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Four Chamois Men Enlist in Army
The Eugenes from Chamois enlisted at the Jefferson City army recruiting station and depart for Ark. to join the Fifth Armored Division at Camp Chaffee for three years. They are Dale Eugene Balesse 19 Jesse Eugene Ferguson 19 Chester Eugene Rice 20 and Lowell Richard McCuskey 18 all of Chamois with parental guardians listed.
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Eugenes
Chamois
Jefferson City
Arkansas
Eldon Boy Missing From Home Sought Here
An 11 year old Eldon boy named Larry Postem is missing from his Eldon home. Police here were given a description by the boy’s father, who works for the Missouri Pacific railroad. He has blue eyes and light hair, is slender, and about unknown height. He disappeared from a home for children in Eldon yesterday morning.
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Eldon
Larry Postem
Missouri Pacific Railroad
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