K U Professor Delves Into German Political Life Abroad
Kansas University pharmacy professor Joseph H. Burckhalter and his wife, on a year in Germany, summarize a German constitutional approach to preventing war. Highlights include freedom of speech and the press, association rights, incorporation of international law, and a system of international arbitration. The Burckhalters reside in Tuebingen and note widespread respect for professors in Germany.
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Star Files Suit Over Macaroni Ad in Rome
The opera star Maria Meneghini Callas sues a pasta company and its president in Rome Civil Tribunal over an advertisement claiming a macaroni product helped her lose weight. The suit, filed after a recent service confrontation in Chicago, seeks damages for alleged harm from the advertising claim.
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Maria Menegheni Callas
Pasta Comanv
Chicaca
Eisenhower Likely to Win If He Seeks Reelection
Sen Carlson said at Emporia State College that President Eisenhower would be reelected if he runs. He added that a run would be possible only if the President is dedicated to peace. Carlson spoke at a convocation and luncheon in Kansas.
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Emporia State College
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Nationalists Consider Effects of Veto in UN
Premier O. K. Yui of Nationalist China said the regime has given consideration to all possible effects of its veto at the United Nations yesterday. The veto followed by Soviet vetoes collapsed a key security pack, affecting international responses from Formosa.
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Formosa Press Urges Caution on U N Seat Move
Formosa newspapers warn the government to guard against efforts to eject Nationalist China from the United Nations. Some diplomats suggest the Nationalist veto of Outer Mongolia could secure backing if Red China again seeks the U N seat.
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Byrd Suffers Minor Injuries In Antarctic Ship Mishap
Rear Adm. Richard E. Byrd, veteran explorer on his fifth Antarctic voyage, sustained minor cuts and bruises when a cabin chain snapped aboard the USS Glacier, jarring him during rough seas on the voyage to the bottom of the world.
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Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
Navy Ship Glacier Suffers Minor Wounds From Gale
A gale struck the 8,500-ton Navy ship Glacier causing a collision with a bulkhead. Crew reports minor injuries including cuts on the nose and cheek and a bruise on the back.
Gardner Defeats Eudora In Tuesday Court Tangle
Gardner High School defeated Eudora 38 to 29 in a Tuesday night basketball game at Eudora. The B team won 41 to . The item notes a historical Ivy League record: Frank Reagan of Pennsylvania scored 31 in 1940. The Red and Blue defeated the Tigers 46 to 28.
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Score named American League 1955 Rookie of the Year
Cleveland pitcher Herb Score, 22, fanned a record 245 strikeouts in his first major league season to win the AL Rookie of the Year award. He received 18 of 24 votes from Baseball Writers Association committee members. Billy Klaus and Norm Zauchin of Boston Red Sox also received votes.
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Baseball Writers Assn
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Boston Red Sox
Norm Zauchin
Red Sox
Score
Grover Cleveland Alexander
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Indians
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Midwinter blizzard and deep cold hit northern regions
The Associated Press reports continued severe winter weather across Montana North Dakota and the Lake Superior area with subfreezing temperatures snow and high winds. A blizzard lashed northern Montana while central plains and Rockies faced heavy drifting reduced visibility and new snowfalls.
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Award Given for Idea to James J. Chapman at Sunflower
James J. Chapman received a cash award and a certificate for an idea. Sunflower Works explosives testing inspector he was honored by the Sunflower Incentive Awards Committee with representatives from S.C.W. and C. C. Ragan.
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Sunflower Works
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C. C. Ragan
Sunflower Incentive Awards Committee
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