Caliph of Gafsa Fatally Shot in Tunisia
Si Sliman Ben Hamouda, caliph of Gafsa in Tunisia, was shot dead last night in El Guctlar. An assassin wounded him through the heart and fled amid a flare of recent unrest in the French protectorate.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
5
Si Sliman Ben Hamouda, caliph of Gafsa in Tunisia, was shot dead last night in El Guctlar. An assassin wounded him through the heart and fled amid a flare of recent unrest in the French protectorate.
The three day Lawrence Kansas Civil Defense Fire Service Training School closed with a two hour written exam for 53 enrollees. Sponsored by the city University Extension and Kansas Fire Marshal Clyde Latchem the program used Municipal Building auditorium and Central Park for demonstrations to train area fire department representatives for civil defense duties in emergencies.
February 14. Salesman Raymond Hutton told police a thief broke into his car last night and hid some stolen items. He urged the thief to return part of the loot.
Louis Ed Kist 19 of Topeka is held by Lawrence police pending investigation of a January 26 overcoat theft at the Skyline Club.
Amazing formula developed by a 75 year old rectal clinic offers fast relief from hemorrhoids. Claims to ease pain itching soreness swelling and hard pains, with a promise of immediate relief and money back guarantee. Available as ointment or suppositories from druggists.
A car advertisement promotes power steering and no shift driving with super safe brakes electric window lifts and other enhancements. It markets ease and safety for drivers highlighting advanced convenience and control technologies.
Washington February 14 Defense Department released the casualty list marking the 100th report since the Korea hostilities began. It identified one killed 22 wounded three missing 30 more battle casualties in action and four injured.
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