Lawmakers Favor Cuts in U S Foreign Aid
Washington survey shows nine of ten incoming congressmen favor reductions in foreign aid, citing waste and weak results from 87 million dollars sent to Allies over 12 years. Some propose loans, others shifting emphasis. most favor 4-5 billion dollars, with Taft backing six billion and Eisenhower at least six point nine.
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Nativity Pageant at Haskell Institute Presented
Indian students at Haskell Institute staged their annual Nativity Pageant in the school auditorium. Cast members included Ramona Mills as Mary and Victor Crazybear as Joseph, with Darlena Camp as the annunciation angel and Laraine Blaylock portraying the Christ Child. The program featured the Haskell mixed chorus, school band, a sax quartet, soloists, and was directed by Glen McGuire, Marguerite Cosgriff, and Leona Bonser with a supporting committee.
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K U Carillon Recitals at 7 30 Tonight
Lawrence Journal World advertises a carillon recital program featuring Leontovich, Christmas carols, and multilingual selections. Highlights include Joy to the World and Silent Night with a mix of English, German, Polish, and French carols, plus traditional tunes and a catering note. The item promotes a local former resident gift subscription at Christmas.
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KU Faculty Set for AAAS St Louis Meeting
Eleven University of Kansas educators will attend the 119th AAAS meeting in St Louis December 26 to 31. Attendance is part of a large gathering with about 6,000 attendees. KU participants include entomologists, chemists, zoologists, and educators led by Dr Herbert Hungerford as president elect of the Society of Systematic Zoology.
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Butcher Knife Incident Is the Last Straw
CHICAGO Mrs Mary Chojnowski 37 filed for divorce and charged husband Leon 52 with crudity. Circuit Judge Julius H Miner granted a temporary injunction restraining him from molesting her. She says in earlier years he threw a hatchet, fired at her, attempted to choke her, and stabbed her with a batterien knife. Attorney Joseph F Haas.
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Mrs Chojnowski in fair condition. husband faces felony trial
Mrs Chojnowski remains in fair condition in a hospital. Hans Chojnowski, her husband, is jailed awaiting trial in felony court on charges of assault with a deadly weapon.
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Badly Burned Little Girl Home For Christmas
ST. LOUIS Little Carole Ann Albert an 11 year old girl who was badly burned in January when her dress caught fire at her Carsonville home is returning home for Christmas. She has undergone multiple plastic surgeries skin grafts and blood transfusions. She took her first step since the accident last September five days before her birthday and doctors now say she may no longer need regular hospitalization.
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Faculty split over social scientist hire at Emporia College
Prof Tandy, temporary replacement from Fish University, Nash ville, Tenn., faced faculty scrutiny after signing a Truman amnesty petition. A three member panel noted most faculty did not question his civil rights but opposed the political repercussion. A separate note discusses differences in salt compositions between salt lakes and the oceans.
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Emporia Murder Case Blood Sample Confirms Hog Blood
Local authorities identified a car near the crime scene belonging to Wayne McConnell, football coach at the College of Emporia, who said his vehicle had run out of gas. Blood samples initially tested as human were rechecked at a Topeka lab and reported to be hog blood, ending the case as unsolved.
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U S demands compensation over Japanese bomber attack
A U S note from Moscow Tuesday demanded payment for a U S bomber and its eight man crew shot down near Japan. The note accused a Russian plane of violation and firing first, and claimed Reds attacked in the first instance. Details on casualties or exact figures were not provided.
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