Corsi Uncertain Over Latest Job Offer by Dulles
Corsi undecided whether to accept a new post offered by Secretary Dulles after his refugee immigration role ends tomorrow. He faces attack from Rep. Walter over alleged Communist links while defending the McCarran Walter law and his liberal stance. Dulles urged acceptance but Corsi deferred final answer, amid claims the State Department backs him.
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Victor's Cat Evicted From Chimney At Victor Home
In Los Angeles James Victor's white cat and her three 12 day old kittens are removed from a chimney after repeated attempts to relocate them. Victor says the kittens were too many to stay in the garage cradle and the cat resisted confinement.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge crowns three generations as ruler
In Ottawa Kansas a father installed his son as exalted ruler for the second time in lodge history. Howard Doman followed his father Fred Doman a past exalted ruler in a family tradition that echoed three years earlier when Howard Larson was exalted ruler by his father the late John Larson. Dine A Mile opens Easter Sunday from 10 30 a m to 3 p m ady.
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Easter The Safest Holiday For Traffic Safety
The National Safety Council says Easter Sunday will see traffic deaths roughly on par with other Sundays. NSC president Ned Dearborn urges restraint and emphasizes Easter as a time for church rather than long highway drives.
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Soviet Council Calls For Annulment Of World War II Treaties
The Soviet Council of Ministers asks Parliament to annul the French Russian and British Russian treaties signed during World War I in response to West Germany remilitarization. The government argues the pacts threaten Russia and cites Western actions to rearm Berlin. The proposal was read at a Foreign Ministry news conference.
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Atomic test delayed as wind slows blast plan
Las Vegas reports a small device detonation from Yucca Flat at 4:30 am, with wind deemed unfavorable for a second experiment. The Atomic Energy Commission postponed the next test to at least Tuesday, with weather briefings set for Monday morning to reassess conditions. Dine-A-Mite advertises Easter Sunday hours in Las Vegas.
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Easter Lilies Fill Churches and Homes in Lawrence
Florist Cora Sams at 936 Ky. St. completes Easter lily orders for churches and homes in Lawrence. The busy rush continues as florists work into the early hours to meet demand for lilies and palm leaves, reflecting the traditional holiday surge.
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Ruark to Bring Fresh Slant to Journal-World Three Times Weekly
Robert C. Ruark of United Feature Syndicate joins the Journal-World as a new staff member offering his distinctive satirical lines. Born in Wilmington North Carolina forty years ago he has written in some two hundred newspapers and served as a Navy ensign during World War II before returning to Washington to continue his journalism career. He aims to express ideas that move readers whether they feel sadness gladness or anger in daily life.
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Death Blow to Horse Taming by Dr Gleason and the Black Devil
A Friday column recalls Lawrence history when horse taming drew crowds. Dr Gleason, famed for bending unruly horses, staged sessions in a former skating rink site and later trained the Black Devil on West Twenty Third Street. Thousands were expected for the century show but many left disappointed.
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Boy Rescued After Hiding In Trash Barrel
In Boston an eight year old, Francis X Moran, hid during a game of hide and seek and crawled into a trash barrel. Fire department rescue crew cut the container open to free him after the game ended. Easter special orchids advertised by Hillview Garden Center. Hiway 39 South. Phone 4708.
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Eudora Telephone Group to Discuss Dial System
Stockholders of the Eudora Mutual Telephone Co. meet at Eudora High School Tuesday to vote on installing a dial system costing about 125000. If approved the firm may relocate and rebuild offices and overhaul rural lines with selective ringing and 24 hour service. The company marks its 40th anniversary with over 500 subscribers.
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Eisenhower Heads to Gettysburg Farm for Weekend Visit
President Eisenhower left the White House to drive to his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm for a brief visit with Mrs. Eisenhower and planned to return by tonight. Mrs. Eisenhower may stay up to ten more days recuperating from an illness while supervising interior work and plantings at the new home. Doctor Howard Snyder oversees the rest period and Mr. Eisenhower conducted an international in character briefing with Secretary of State Dulles before leaving.
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Folsom declines National Guard in Alabama strike area
Governor James E. Folsom said he would not call the National Guard to duty in the Birmingham strike zone of the Southern Bell Telephone walkout. He ordered highway patrol reinforcements and told reporters at the executive mansion in Montgomery he does not intend to use the state militia as a strike breaking organization.
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This Man's Fancy Belies His Age in Oakland
George Woodward aged 96 and Bertha May Melenson aged 71 of Oakland obtained a marriage license in Alameda County and plan to wed this weekend. Woodward is a twice widowed father of five daughters and two sons. Melenson a widow with five daughters and three sons.
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Soviet Notes Demand Swift Austrian State Treaty
The Soviet Union labeled further delays in an Austrian independence treaty as unjust and urged a speedy conclusion during Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab’s Moscow visit. Molotov handed identical notes to U S Britain and France while noting decades of talks have failed to reach agreement and urging an end to Austria's postwar occupation. The Soviet aim is to move toward a formal state treaty to end the occupation and resolve the Austrian question.
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IAWS Conference At K U Into Final Day
The 15th biennial Intercollegiate Associated Women Students convention at Kansas University enters its final day with bidding for the 1956 convention and officers. Miss Margaret Habern spoke at the final plenary session and Friday featured Dr. Arthur Adams and Harry Lund as speakers.
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Vincent's completes major remodeling in downtown Lawrence
Vincent's Inc. has finished a fivefold expansion after purchasing the Journal-World building and remodeling it into 25,000 square feet of display space. The store, now selling appliances furniture and carpeting, grew from 3 to 20 employees and plans a grand opening next Tuesday.
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County Tangible Valuation Seen At Over 60 Million
County Clerk D E Mathia estimates Douglas County 1955 tangible property value will exceed 60 million dollars, a rise tied to population growth and new industrial projects. Major boosts come from CFCA nitrogen plant east of Lawrence and KP&L Cameron's Bluff plant expansion, both being fully assessed this year.
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Woman leaps to death during liquor raid in Cleveland
Police say Ella Edwards, 45, jumped from a bedroom window to escape arrest for illegal liquor sales last night in her third floor Cleveland apartment. State agents said they warned her as they entered to seize liquor. The incident followed a raid related to alcohol violations at Hillview Garden Center.
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