Nasser's Action Jolts U.S. Hope For Egypt Ties
Washington debates whether Nasser's decree to Egyptianize major foreign businesses will push Egypt closer to the Soviet bloc. State Department reports say the move destabilizes foreign interests, scares off Western investors, and could threaten Western aid. Officials note Nasser may seek to pit powers against each other but fear broader alignment with Moscow.
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Washington
U. S
Egypt
Russia
Nasser
Moscow
Portraits and public display in Lawrence Kansas
Fragments indicate a discussion of portraits and art displays in public buildings in Lawrence Kansas. The note references Sinton Arica and Musquz, with mentions of a Kansas Guardian and public art installation concerns.
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Caplea
Sinton
Arica
Lawrence
Kansas
Deaths and Funerals list local obituaries
Adolphe M. Werkenthin 19 died Friday services 2 p m Monday United Brethren burial Oak Hill. Lived 1204 Kint Ave retired printer born Berlin came to Lawrence 1911 linotype operator for Journal World before 1921 survived by daughter Mrs Donene of Kansas City sister Mira E Lisk and brother Rahmsha Egan Ontario Canada. William Madison Winkelman 75 Linwood died Friday at home born Oct 1 1881 near Linwood retired farmer member Linwood Grange funeral 2 p.m. Linwood Methodist burial Mt Sidney Cemetery widow Nellie Winkelman three daughters one son sister and two grandchildren. Mrs Etta Marie Goff 80 Route 5 died Friday night at Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral 1:30 p.m. Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery survived by daughter Mrs Paul Ingels four sons nine grandchildren ten great grandchildren. Edna F Welsh 49 811 Elm St died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital born April 4 1907 lifelong resident near Lawrence member Eudora Mission Church funeral 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Oak Hill Cemetery survived by parents James Duncan Eudora daughter Norma Kimberling home son Clifford F Welsh Wabash Ind brother Harold Duncan two sisters Les Duncan Beretta and others with three grandchildren
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Adolphe M. Werkenthin
Adolphe M. Werkanthin
United Brethren
Leland H. Young
Oak Hill
Warkenthin
Kint Ave
Eeneal Institute
Berlin
Lawrence
Fem. Tha Journal-World
Donene
Kansas City
Bister
Mira
E. A. Lisk
Egan
Ontario
Canada
Tario
Ve Pee Ey Rahmsha SY
Witthi
Etta Marie Goff
Lawrence Memorial’ Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Raymond Goff
Frank Goff
Virgil Goff
Rosendale
Edna F. Welsh
Edna F.welsh
Elm St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Oak Hill Cemetery
Welsh
James Duncan
Eudora
Norma ‘Kimberling
Clifford FE. Welsh
Wabash
Ind
Harold Duncan
Les
Duncan Berettan
Meeting Notice Immunication of Lawrence Lodge No 6
Immunication of Law rence Lodge No 6 A F and A W M G 5 Monday January 21 p m Work in second degree Visitors welcome Wood ae Walker W M Becy Adv
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Rence Lodge No
A.F
Woodae Walker
W. My “Becy
Lawrence area poised for new industrial growth
The Saturday Column notes the KANZA Industrial District formed to promote Lawrence Topeka area for new industries. It highlights local leaders, housing, water, power, and labor needs, with optimism that ongoing development will attract plants and create opportunities.
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Wack
Kaw River
Kanza
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas University
Midwest
Focal
Massachusetts Street
News Age
Open House Showcases Virginia Inn Motel Expansion
The owners and Lawrence officials described a frame and limestone Virginia Inn motel planned to ease local room shortages. Sunday’s open house will feature units furnishings clubhouses guides and a slated swimming pool and putting clock as part of ongoing improvements. Baker said early business was brisk and expected steady occupancy year round.
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Lawrence
Murphree
Virginia Inn
Baker
Memorial Hospital Admission and Discharges
In a Memorial Hospital listing, George Hardtaker and several others are admitted or discharged. Names include Patricia Colson Route 2, Jean Newman McLouth, Or vella Schultz Tonganoxie, Rose Mary Remirez 821 Pa St, and Tommy LaBruyere Sunflower among those admitted or dismissed. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnston with a daughter born Friday.
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George Hardtaker
Maine St
Patricia Colson
Route 2
Jean Newman
McLouth
Orvella Schultz
Tonganoxie
Rosemary Remirez
Tommy LaBruyere
Sunflower
Leroy Watkins
Conn
Rosa Barnett
Det
Ann Hamilton
Hibbard Boles
Lecompton
Mary Lenahan
Eudora
Louise Dorang
Louis Crady
Martha Stadler
Frances Montgomery
White’s Trailer Ranch
Walter Johnston
Als
Friday
Iron Lung Drive Reaches 839 During First Week
The Lawrence 1.0.0.F. (Odd Fellows) Lodge raises 839.91 in the first week of a campaign to fund an iron lung for Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Chairman Harrison K. Traul notes a $2,250 goal with a Feb 1 completion target, aided by nearby lodges in Tonganoxie Eudora DeSoto Osceola Lecompton.
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Lawrence
Dorm fees rise for KU and K State students
Kansas University and Kansas State College dormitory charges will increase starting in September after a Board of Regents decision. KU room and board rise to 310 per semester from 292.50, affecting Carruth-O’Leary Grace Pearson and other halls. K State dorms Van Zile Northwest Southwest and Waltheim rise to 275 per semester, with west stadium men’s residence room-only fees increasing from 64 to 70 per semester.
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Kansas University
Board of Regents
Kansas State College
Carruth-O'Leary
Strude Sellards Pearson
Corbin
North Cal‘tege
Grace Pearson
Kansas State
van Zile
Northwest
Southwest
Waltheim Halls
K-State
West Stadium
Second Graders Visit University Art Museum
Twenty three Pinckney School second graders toured the Spooner Thayer Art Museum at Kansas University for an art appreciation class. Museum Director Edward Maser explained mobiles and guided them through painting and sculpture galleries. Accompanying adults included Helen Norwood and principal C D Hargendine.
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Pinckney School
Spooner-Thayer Art Museum
Kansas University
Helen Norwood
Edward Maser
Pinting
Henry Werner
C. D. Hargendine
D. F. Johnson
K. WU
Disney ABC Sign $9 Million TV Pact for 130 Hours
New York Disney and ABC reach a contract of more than nine million dollars for 130 hours of television programming over two years. Disney will produce three ABC programs including Disneyland Mickey Mouse Club and a new live action Zorro series of 39 half hour episodes starting in October.
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New York
Walt Disney! Productions
American Broadcasting Co
Hive
Disney
Abc-Tv
Disneyland
Mickey Mouse Club
Refugees Trek Through Snow to Austria amid Cold
Deep snow and five degree cold fail to stop refugees from Hungary as about 300 cross into Austria. Ten frostbitten refugees are hospitalized after border crossing, shoes cut from their feet. Repatriation teams with guards may visit camps. UN and Austrian officials to observe. More than 70 000 refugees remain in Austria. 1595 request return to homeland.
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Lisenstadt
Austria
Hungary
Meyner Wedding Is Today in Oberlin Ohio
New Jersey Governor Robert B Meyner and Helen Stevenson marry at First Church Congregational Oberlin this afternoon. William F Stevenson president of Oberlin College will give away the bride.
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Oberlin
Ohio
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Helen Stevenson
Meyner
Local Woman Injured In Two Car Mishap Friday
Nancy Read twenty of 510 West Eleventh Street was treated at J Watkins Memorial Hospital after a two car collision Friday evening at 11th and Mass Streets. Read a passenger in Jenie Johannes car twenty one of 1344 Kentucky Street sustained head lacerations and minor injuries. The Johannes car collided with Betty Giesey thirty of 1432 Brook Street. Estimated damage was six hundred dollars. Police investigated three other Friday traffic accidents all minor.
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Nancy Read
11Th St
J . Watkins Memorial Hospital
Mass
Miss Read
Jenie Johannes
Ky. St
Johannes
Betty Giesey
Brook St. Danvagé
Truck radio taken from Winter Chevrolet lot
Police report a Matco radio stolen from a truck in the Winter Chevrolet Co parking lot likely Thursday night. The radio is valued at 25 dollars.
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Chevrolet Co
Arab aid pact to support Jordan replaces British subsidy
Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia agree to provide about 34 million dollars annually to Jordan to replace the British subsidy. The four leaders signed after talks with Nasser Husain and Assal, as Jordan plans to end the 1948 mutual aid treaty with Britain. Saudi king Saud heads to Italy for talks with Eisenhower.
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Cairo
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Britain
Eisenhower
Middle East
Nasser
Hussein
Saud
Sabri Assal
Italy
United States
Abdullah Rimawi
Court rules Briton must pay for car damage
In Hitchin England a man who bumped a passing car was ordered to pay the motorist 72.30 dollars in damages. Judge Lawson Campbell noted that a pedestrian who suffers damage by a vehicle may claim damages, as Paul Walker testified he struck the car while running for a bus.
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Hitchin
England
Lawson Campbell
Paul Walker
Lawrence Debaters Win District Tournament Title
Lawrence High School's debate team finished first at the District Tournament in Manhattan this morning, beating Topeka. The victory qualifies the Lions for the state tournament next week.
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Lawrence High School
Manhattan
Topeka
Lions
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City Impacts Grading
Market notes show cattle demand varied by class with steers steady to uneven, cows higher, vealers robust, and bulls weaker. Hogs and lambs rose modestly while grain and dairy prices list modest gains. poultry and eggs mixed with steady to higher wholesale values and farm produce pricing across categories.
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Livestock Weekly
Kansas City
USDA
U. S
Three Men Charged With Misrepresentation Here
Three men gave Joplin Missouri addresses when arrested in county court on fraudulent misrepresentation charges. They failed to post 1500 bonds each and were jailed. Sheriff Dale Chappell said a farmer west of Baldwin reported paid work not done. The trio gave names Ruben Lee Wren Ruben Wren and John Loren Spencer.
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Joplin
Io Post
Dale Chappell
Baldwin
Chappell
Ruben Lee Wren
Ruben Wren
John Loren Spencer
New Sex Study Method Claims 100 Percent Accuracy
University of Minnesota researchers say a new amniotic fluid technique can determine a fetus’s sex with 44 of 44 successes. Dr Edgar Makowski notes fluid is drawn and cells stained to study chromatin sex bodies in nuclei.
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Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Edgar CL. Makowski
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