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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1953
Page
6
In Copenhagen a moldering skull and twisted skeleton from 18th century heiress Giertrud Birgitte found after 10 days of digging. Reports say grave robbers killed her during burial after narcotics overdose, with the skull face down and a brow dent. Tests aim to confirm if she was buried alive.
The Truman cabinet, reduced to nine private citizens, plans for vacations and new jobs. Acheson will spend two months in Antigua before returning to practice law. Lovett will rest in New York seeking “prosperous employment.” McGranery aims for extended vacation in the South. Chapman to open a Washington law office. Snyder eyeing a Virgin Islands vacation. Sawyers working from Cincinnati law office. Brannan returning to private law practice in Washington and Denver. Donaldson to rest at home before future plans. Tobin declines to reveal post term plans.
President Eisenhower and his cabinet attended a pre inauguration church service at National Presbyterian Church in Washington. The brief 20 minute service included Eisenhower his immediate family and the entire official family making it the first recorded instance of a President to be accompanied by his cabinet to a church service before taking office. Reverend Edward L R Eis on presided.
Top honors went to the Colorado A&M College livestock judging team at the National Western Stock Show while New Mexico A&M claimed reserve champion. Nebraska Utah State Kansas State and Texas Tech followed in order. Brown length solely at their tip.
Eisenhower's inaugural address drew praise from Republicans and Democrats alike for its foreign policy focus. Senators and representatives called it dignified and inspiring, while some urged more specifics. Judge Johnson noted the public awaits concrete programs, and traffic cases were also reported with a $30 total fine.
John S. Daniels of Route 2 and Ollie K. Ince of 1004 West Fourth Street were found guilty in County Court Monday on drunkenness charges. Each received a 30 day jail term and faced charges for court rests.
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