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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1952

Page

12

Supreme Court activity on segregation case in Kansas

The Supreme Court required Kansas on Nov. 24 to file a brief or concede segregation wrong. Fatzer’s brief argued the Kansas law does not violate the U S Constitution, claiming no proof that Negro students suffered or that mental development was retarded due to segregation.

Supreme Court Kansas Fatzer U. S Special Court

Drunk U S diplomat Kohler held with secret docs

State Department disclosed that Foy D. Kohler a 44 year old diplomat on the Policy Planning Board was arrested for drunkenness after a car crash in Arlington Virginia last weekend. He and his wife Phyllis 40 were taken into custody. Kohler paid a 36.25 fine for public intoxication and his wife was freed on 500 bail on drunken driving charges. The two secret documents in his possession concerned Morocco politics and Tunisia.

Washington State Department Foy D. Kohler Artment Kohler

Britain warns of action over Iranian oil sales

Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the House of Commons Britain will take legal steps against any American oil company that buys or sells Iranian oil. He stated the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company retains rights in Iran and Britain will exercise them if companies proceed. The Commons debate followed a U S State Department note permitting American firms to buy oil without government approval, risking British legal action for prospective buyers.

London Britain Anthony Eden House of Commons South Persia Iran U. S. State Department

Belgrade radio reports new red purge of Czechs

Belgrade radio Monday cited Tanjug in reporting a major new wave of arrests targeting Czechs in Czechoslovakia. The broadcast named General Ludwig Svoboda, former postwar defense minister now health official, and Vladimir Kopshiva, minister of police, among those listed in the purge.

Belgrade Radio Tanjug Ludwig Svoboda Defense Vladimir Kopshiva

Blast and Fire Destroy Wests Electric Plant Section

A blast at Wests Electric Corp jet engine testing area in Kansas City sparked a fire that damaged the plant. Navy Bureau of Aeronautics official Capt C E Smith feared heavy losses but reported no injuries. Plant manager Samuel B Stine said cleanup would take about a week.

Kansas City Wests Electric Corp Nlant C. E. Smith Navy Bureau of Aeronautics Los Samuel 8. Stine

State Traffic Deaths Topeka Reported

Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the state accident records section show figures for the last 48 hours and year-to-date totals. In the latest period three deaths occurred, with a year-to-date total for 1982519 and a prior period report noting four deaths.

Topeka Kansas

Prince Jonathan in the Inventor Dwarfs tale

The Prince lands near a circular village lit by firefly lamps and meets daffodil clad dwarfs who invent things. He seeks a fast route to Santa Land and tests a rocking chair and a pogo stick that fail to reach the goal, as the dwarfs urge perseverance.

Jonathan Pene Sante Land Santa Land Santa

House committee drafts changes to aging election laws

A special House committee in Washington began drafting proposed reforms to federal election laws. Despite decade of talk, real action seems unlikely this session, with hearings showing support for raising caps on committee spending and individual contributions from the long standing ceilings set since 1939.

Washington House Rep. Boggs D-La Congress

Community center near Black Jack chosen

In Black Jack the community selects the old Presbyterian church building as a two year center with rental option. Ralph Kalb is president, Mrs. George Newland secretary, Claude Sanders treasurer. The 4 H club uses it monthly for meetings, parties, and square dances. Next community meeting set for January 13, 1953.

Ernest Lee Kansas City Baldwin Mamie Price St. Joseph Hospital Grace Steen Wellsville Price Steen Otto Spitzli 5Th St Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Elsie Allen Hall Rollie Critchfield Critchfield Black Jack Ralph Kalb George Newland Claude Sanders Black Jack Community Club Methodist Clare Hayes Clarence Broadfoot Palmyra Lodge Masonic Fraternity Virgil Reeves Louis Fundis Dale Caruthers Oliver W. Price Roger Martin Evangeline Chapter The Eastern Star Max Barnes Baker University Lenora Dowers Maurice Horrell Bendix Aviation Electronics Hawthorne Calif Horrells Detroit Mich Playa de Rey Maurice Haker James Brockway Rose Mary Riesenmay Nelson P. Horn Dana Dawson National Bank Topeka First Methodist William C. Rice Fred Thompson Georgann Malicky Baldwin Garden Club First Methodist Church Baldwin Consolidated High School J. M. Montgomery Manhattan Chester Wright Mother's Club Erican Association of University Women W. A. Young Fifth St Clarence L. Kulischeck Amiya Chakravarty Calcutta University University of Kansas United Nations

Itzhak Ben-Zvi Elected Israel President on Third Ballot

Itzhak Ben-Zvi, 68, Labor Party leader, was chosen Israel's second president by 62 votes on the third ballot in the 120 seat Knesset. He will be sworn in Wednesday, succeeding Dr. Chaim Weizmann who died on November 8. Ben-Zvi long acted as Palestine Jewry's chief spokesman before British rule and Independence.

Jerusalem Itzhak Ben- Zvi Labor Party Israel Chaim Weizmann Ben-Zvi

World affairs and India in today’s balance

A compact survey notes India’s role in current global dynamics alongside domestic social items. Social club notes include Rebekah lodge activities, officer elections, and upcoming Christmas party. Kensington club Lambda Circle Tri Delta and PEO chapter schedule meetings with local hosts and guests listed. There is a closing line: THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW.

India Roy Beedles Frank Turner Hale Steele J. Houston Turner Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Noble Grand Leo Williams Ruth Roce Leonard Whitted Roy Merchant Kensington Club Clyde Hardy South 9Th St Lambda Circle Tri Delta Frances Wilson Home Economics Hall William M. Clark C.E PEO Edward J. Cragoe Bth St Baldwin Consolidated High School Virgil Wood

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