Carlsen Becomes Danish Knight In Formal Ceremony
The Danish knight title was conferred on Carlsen in a formal ceremony in London. Count Edvard Hegentiow, ambassador to London, pinned the cross of the Gyder on Carlsen as his act of knighthood was read. The event included traditional rites and a presentation speech, with Carlsen expressing gratitude and pledging continued service amid a stormy Atlantic voyage.
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London
Fark Carlsen
Flynn Enderara
Edvard Hegentiow
Arbassador
Carlsen
Itoh Melehon
Jean Terstolt
Pepet
Carls
Cartsen
Sea Yorks
Martin Carter
Tinmark
Lawrence notes on petitions and local figures in Missouri
An item from Lawrence reports a request from Mrs Exa Ali of St Joseph Mo related to her family matters including Elmer McDonald and uncles Math Meinl and Charles Felnsanahh. The passage also mentions local recipients, a Missouri ant ied party map, and a Kansas civic development agenda with names such as Stevens and Zoller. Fines and court actions include Paul Dean Anderson fined $50 and costs for liquor transfer and a drunk driving reference. A Midland CPA dinner is noted with attendees and venue at Stilland Hall.
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Exa Ali (Hinton
St. Joseph
Elmer Medonald
Math Meinl
Charles Felnsanahh
Mia Hinton
St. Mes Mini's
Atrry Ds
Th. Mo
Canney Cone
Paul Dean Anderson
Conny Court
New News Control Committee Led by Former AEC Official
Edward B. Trapnell, a former newspaper man on leave from the AEC, heads a new six member committee to decide what federal agencies release for publication and to ensure nonsecurity information is promptly cleared. The White House directs the group to balance security with timely disclosures and to prevent withholding nonsecurity data to mask errors. Represented on the committee are officials from the State Treasury and other departments.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Edward BR. Trapnell
AEC
Alu
Truman
White House
Te State
Treasury, Butunae
Distiie
Notable Tulsa youths named as Junior Chamber honorees
Tulsa picks include Col Francis Gabreski unable to attend due to Korea duty. Other honorees span D y d y h i w h Co McGuire 33 a Montgomery surgeon, Gordon Manning 44 Colliers editor, Stanley Hiller Te, Athol, and Charles Edward Porter 33 Shoboyitn.
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Gabreski
Fifth Air Force
Romibat Ape
Kore
Cher
Dydhiwh
MrGuire
Anne Surgeon
Montgomery
Ala
Cordon Manning
Mvanagtentan
Colliers
An York
Stanley Hiller
Helicep
Helicep’ T Desimen Atherton, Cant Ktop Charles Edwart Porter
Jolaph Johnson
Chicace
J. Hin
Athi CO
Custon
Chon
Oxfirt
Miss
Andres Urson, Jr
University of Chicago
Local births and hospital notices span Kansas and Missouri communities
Memorial Hospital reports births and naming details from Gra, Barnes, DeSatn, and nearby towns including Sunflower, Baldwin, and Eudora. Entries mention mothers JoAnn Sur, Dorothy Ray, Mary Hers, Opal Stehener, Nellie Bryant, Alma Rogers, and Susanne Tindir with newborn daughters or babies. Also lists residents and relatives connected to St. Gearey Rubbs, Starr, and DeSota areas, with several addresses in Tenn St, 536 Tenn St, and Route 2.
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DeSatn
JoAnn Sur
Dorothy Ray
St. Gearey
Kansas
Mich
Richard’ Huhn
Git
Stes
Fisi
Moe Charbonneau
Jane
Rouse
Ty Con
Dorothy MeaAfferty
MrCanless
E. Tulph Stutsman
Baldwin
Rd Culp
Sunflower
Grarge Ity
Laenimpron
Maryhers
Fariera
Snodin McNamara
Tenn
Mildred Parks
Route Qe
Opal Stehener
Nellie Bryant
Alma Rogers
Eudora
John Tinne
Tarlara c
Carol Bolles
Susanne Tindir
S. Latha Miller
Mavis Wiseman
Arph Rd
Thomas Mangen
Sunfinerale Kory
R. T. St. Or Tarnes
DeSola
Harry Forney
Convict Missing After Car Pawn in Leavenworth Case
January 14 report from Leavenworth details a convict who vanished after pawning a $450 motor car for $12. The individual, with a forged seal and fake certificate, left the car at a station and promised a loan repayment the next day. The man, previously released from a Duncan, Arizona prison, faces new questions about interstate car theft. Washington officials announce a crackdown on horsemeat fraud and its mislabeling as beef, with the government pursuing violators.
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Leavenworth
Convicas
Sherif
Herb
Stockton
Kan
Hart
Duncan, Ariz
Washington
Prine Enforcement
Edward P. Morgan
Morgan
Tlineis
Ulingis
Couple Ties the Knot in Non-Political Coalition
Two state representatives, Democrat William Maynard and Republican Pauline Miller, were married at Bethany Congregational Church yesterday. The pair, both active in their parties, mark a rare cross party union amid ongoing state politics in northern Illinois.
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Rge
N. IL
M. Pauline Miller
William Maynard
Nashua
Bethany Congregational Church
Premier Mossadegh stands firm on new closing order
Tehran January 14 Premier Mohammad Mossadegh refuses British pressure to withdraw his decree closing nine Iranian consulates abroad. He tells Ambassador Shepherd the order stands as long as he is premier. Britain denies charges of meddling. Reuters correspondent Ghahim Meserdichian faces expulsion charges. Parliament cannot convene for quorum. opposition accuses government of British influence as it seeks a parliamentary election supervision mandate.
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Tran
Mohammad Mossadegh
Britain
Dran
Francis Shepherd
Dan
Iran
London
Mossadegh
Shepherd
Yesterda
Jeihal
Hon
Deaths and Funerals Across County in Recent Notices
Local obituaries report the deaths of Davis Phillips Thornton and Charles Zeeh along with multiple funeral services arranged in Rumsey and Stull areas. Davis Phillips Thornton, 80, leaves wife Martha Brandell Thornton and two sons Homer and Raybert, two daughters, and many grandchildren. service at Rumsey Funeral Home at 2 pm Wednesday with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles Zeeh, a longtime farmer born in Greenfield, Wis., died at his Rowe Z residence. funeral Wednesday at 1 pm at Stull Evangelical United Brethren Church with burial in Stull Cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Tiny Overbrook and Woodrow Fidler, with services in Overbrook and Tonganoxie respectively, detailing survivors and burial plans.
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Martha Brandell Thornton
Homer ‘Thornton
Flm St
Raybert Thorton
Dave Cummings
Mes Witurton
Wrehitay
Rumsey
Bruce Easterling
Memorial Park
Cememery
Charles Zeeh
Charles Zerb, W
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Greenfield
Wis
Donglish Abit
Ernest Damm
P.m
Stull Evangelical
Woom. Fidler
Tong Inn
Tunganoxie
Charles Morrow
Bonner Sprimes
William Morrow
Wayne Morrow
Dale F. Black
Lawrence
Friomish
Tonganoxie
Hubbel Till Cemetery
Tanks Pass Th Fort Knox Clarifies Tank Tests
Chief of Staff General Collings said the Army gambled on new tank designs before service tests. Initial costly delinquencies have been overcome and the gamble won. The speech, prepared for the Armor Association meeting, explains confusion over tanks failing to pass inspection. Rent controls begin in Salina due to housing shortages from increased military activity. Kansas Supreme Court Justice Walter G. Thiele visits Topeka and Lawrence for Rotary Club events.
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Jan
Lawton Colling
Collings
Uaitel States Armor Association
Salina
Washington
Office of Rent Stabilization
Justice Thiele
Justine Walter G. Thiele
Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka
Lawrence
Rotary Club
George Winters Named Douglas County Probation Officer
George Winters was named Douglas County probation officer by Juvenile Judge Frank R. Gray. The post, vacant for some time, assigns Winters to assist in handling juvenile cases. He is a Kansas City native with economics degrees from the University of Kansas and pursuing sociology in a philosophy program. He is married and will be paid $5.50 per day plus seven cents a mile.
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George Winters
23Rd St
Douglas County
Frank R. Gray
Winters
Kansas City
Tthe University of Kansas Ciy
University of Kansas
Gray
Reds Charge Lies in POW Dealings
Subcommittees plan renewed talks at 11 am as Maj Gen Seren- Baugh urges a cease fire to show sincerity toward a stable armistice. He notes Communist delegates spoke with more preparation after the session and emphasizes focusing on airfield issues.
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REDS
Suesday
Mona
Claude Seren- Baugh
United Nations Command
Joral
Forenbaneh
Kansas Secretary Shanahan Opens County Clerks School
Paul R. Shanahan Kansas secretary of state will open the third annual County Clerks School at the University of Kansas on Wednesday. About 50 eastern Kansas county clerks attend a training session sponsored by the Kansas County Clerks Association and the University with the Bureau of Government Research guiding planning.
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Paul R. Shanahan
Kansas
Mine Vance
Ing
Kansas County Clerks Associatio
WK University
Uy Bureau of Government Research
Dwight Payton
Overbrook
Beacon Says Two Kansas Collectors Resign Posts
The Wichita Beacon reports two Kansas Internal Revenue deputy collectors resigned while under routine investigation. Lawrence D. Forsythe, formerly of Ottawa and attached to Wichita, and Robert Blarkett of Garden City, resigned December 6 and last Tuesday respectively to enter accounting and cattle business.
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Kan
Wichita Beacon Today Sail New Kansas
Internal Revenue Hire
L. Breitrick
Brodrick
Washington, D. C
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Heacon Aad Brodrick
Lawrence D. Forsythe
Ottawa
Robert Blarkett
Garden City
Bracon
Blar
Two Britons Die in Battle Near Suez Canal
In Ismailia Egypt two British soldiers a officer and an enlisted man were killed in a battle with Egyptians near Tel 1 Kehir on the Suez Canal Zone today. British reports say the nine man recon party was attacked from three sides and that six to eight Egyptians were killed. The sniping party was silenced by three inch mortar fire as a Bren gun team and an armored car supported the scene.
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Egypt
Ian
Tel 1 Kehir
Suez Canal Zone
Briteh
President's plan goes to Congress for automatic effect
The plan would take effect within 60 days after submission unless either house votes against it. It notes many of the 6 collectors may not be retained and some may leave the revenue service. It cites only 15 collectors as career tax men and mentions 24 have outside business activity. It also reports resignations and staff shakeups last year with 166 revenue employees fired or forced to resign for various charges.
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Congress
Dunlap
Svery
Dieter
Aloxether
Role of the Greeks: defense of Western civilization history
A detailed account quotes Col. George F. E. Nene and Col. John J. Taskalanaglos at a Lat Cink meeting, praising Greece's wartime and postwar combat role. It notes Greek losses, $80 million in property, and 600,000 people affected, framing Greece as the first to shatter the myth of invincibility and a frontline against Communism under the Truman Doctrine.
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Eldrider Tntel
Col
George FE
Nene Manakes
General Stadt
Leavenworth
Viettor
Inlanty Command
Cal
Ohn J. Taskalanaglos
Grek
Dw Ton
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Gireck Fouses
India
Greece
Governor Locks to Hold Line on Taxes in Kansas
Governor Edward F. Ann said Kansas can maintain current services without new or increased taxes at the next session. He cited higher than expected tax collections changing the financial picture since the last session. He noted income tax receipts for 1851 exceeded estimates, suggesting the state may end the biennium with a surplus, though he did not provide a dollar estimate.
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Topeke
Don
Edward F. Ann
Kansas
Ann
Fly
O Conor Declines Reelection to Focus on Public Service
Baltimore January 14 1 United States Senator Robert R O Conor announced he will not seek another term ending his service this year He said his decision comes to pursue discussion and action without political considerations and noted his views diverge from those of others in the party Some in the state have long accused him of working against the Truman administration and he offered no further elaboration on his stance
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Senate Armed Services Committee
Baltimore
Torbert R. O'Congradd
O'Conor
Truman
Ge Ec Acha Saalll
Douglas Counts Bank to Elect Directors Tomorrow
The First Bank will convene tomorrow morning to approve bylaws and elect directors. Directors will then choose bank officers. The city’s third bank will occupy the old Peoples State Bank building at the southeast corner of Sih and Mass. St, with plans to open around March. Goldman Is Improved. Waldo Goldman, 45, of 1020 Pa. St., is improving at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after an internal injury from a fall at a warehouse wall on Wednesday.
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Je Bank
Jbawe
Old Peoples State Bank Buiding
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Mass
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Goldman
Waldo Goldman
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas debaters win 16 of 20 at Jewell Winter Tourney
At William Jewell College Winter Debate Tournament 16 of 20 Kansas entries won, with three junior teams undefeated after four rounds. Senior teams each won four debates. participants included Arnold, Rice, Douglas, Rench, Bell, Stoeppebwerth, Crews, Sheldon, Baird, Nurton. Topic: federal program for wage and price controls.伴
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Thy
University of Kansas
New York Plants Target Sweater Material Providers
Police probe into inflammable sweaters traced to New York area suppliers. Authorities report several sweaters ignited and burned when worn, with one wearer combusting after a cigarette. Names tied to suppliers include Philip Toffler of Vie-Ess Manufacturing Co and Clive Miller of T&A Trading Co, with Empire State Mills named as a material source.
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Jan
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Tday
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Sal Yesterthas
Empire State
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Empi
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Philip Toffler
Vie-Ess Manufacturing Co
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Cleveland Manufacurer
Three-Star Generals Nominated for Full General Ranks
President Truman nominates Lt. Gen. John Kenneth Cannon Curtis Emerson L May and Benjamin Wiley Chidkw to full general rank with commands in Tactical Air Command Strategic Air Command and Air Defense Command. Laurence Sherman Kuter is nominated for deputy chief of staff for personnel.
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Ite
Truman
John Kenneth Cannon
Tactical Air Commins
Curis
Emerson L . May
Strategic Air Commmand
Benjamin Wiley Chidkw
Air Defense Commani
Laurence Shermen Kuter
Air Force
Lawrence youth survives minor plane crash at airport
A Lawrence youth escaped injury after a single engine plane ran out of fuel during takeoff yesterday afternoon and belly landed in a nearby field. Pilot Kermit Mud Leal, 40, of Miss St a Hagen University student and a student of the Erhart Flying seameat, was lucky. Delbert F. Erhart, operator of the local flying service and the airport, had no estimate of damages.
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Lawrence
Kermit Mud Leal
Accident Victims Improve After Two Car Collision
Three men hospitalized after a two car collision at 9th and Conn Streets Friday night showed improvement today. Dale Kerr of 1028 RB 1 St returned home. Frank Leseher of 1 Nel St and L D Pringle of Pa St remained in good condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Lowell Copp of 2211-R 1 Sr was treated and released from the emergency room Friday night. A separate power bar short circuit caused showers of sparks in a hallway at 1137 Pa S around 1:30 pm, prompting neighbor calls and the county light company investigation. No fire. LIDC to Meet Jan 21. Annual stockholders meeting at 1 pm in the Wren Building, 746 Wt St. Other business to be conducted. Connecticut Good Friday observed with fasting and prayer per the governor.
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Sts
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Frank Leseher
Nel
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Pa. S
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Mansas Payer and Light Co
LIDC
Lawrence Industrial Development Company, Inc
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St. Othir
E_ Zook
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Markets in New York Fairly Mixed on Jan 14 Trading
Markets at New York show a mixed session with slight gains in some fronts and losses in others. Wheat and corn futures moved with modest shifts while cattle prices stayed steady or dipped, and early session optimism faded into a cautious close.
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Jan
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