Egypt swears in Aly Maher Pasha as new premier
Egypt's new independent prime minister Aly Maher Pasha and his cabinet are sworn in at Abdin Palace after King Farouk ousted Mustapha Nahas Pasha's Wahdist regime. Martial law is declared for two months amid rioting over British presence in the Suez Canal Zone. Parliament plans to meet tonight as Cairo remains tense with scattered clashes and a rising death toll unclear from the weekend violence.
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Farouk
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Sudan
Ismailia
Canal Zone
Cairo
Averass
Supreme Court delays ruling on race facilities case
Washington reports the Supreme Court put off a decision on equal facilities for white and Negro students in Sah Coraline. The court asked for the special court’s views on new facts before acting. Also noted are unrelated items: three appeals involving Judith Conlon, a government order on truck routes for explosives, and IRS help in Room 205 Post Office Building today through Thursday 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Siescane
Tov
Iwellin
Coraline
Ducistees
Rte 1
Nationa Association For the Advancement of Colored
Sehour
Telos
Supreme Renri
Mial Court
High Wibunal
Special Court
Court
Judith Conlon
Russia
Internal Revenue
Post Office
U S Steel Report Signals Change in Wage Price Pattern
New York January 28 A steel wage price boost nears a shift this week as executives plan talks with government officials on prices A Capehart pricing method could raise prices by four to five dollars a ton A Wage Stabilization Board panel will hear the industry's view on a proposed eighteen and twelve cent per hour wage rise for steel workers U S Steel reports on last year earnings to frame wage demand discussions Industry leaders expect earnings to influence positions while officials argue earnings are high enough to absorb wage hikes Steel workers demand reflect higher living costs since December 1950 and productivity gains with a guaranteed annual wage target
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U. S
New York
United States ‘Steel Corp
DiSaile
Putnnam
Moore
Prisoner exchange plan drafted for Korea truce talks
In Munsan on January 28 a detailed LM4-paint plan for exchanging prisoners of war was handed to truce negotiators. The plan mirrors the Allied proposal of January 8, including voluntary repatriation which the Reds say they will not accept. The drafting complements a separate truce supervision draft presented Sunday. Staff officers were to begin Monday but the Communists requested a 24 hour postponement. The truce subcommittee is recessing as staffers seek agreement. Meanwhile U S Sabre jets exchanged passes with 50 Mig-15s over North Korea with no damage reported.
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Munsan
Korea
U.N
Rers
U.S
North Korea
Skies Cloudy For Kansas Day Weather Outlook
Topeka forecasts cloud cover for the Kansas Day celebration with mostly cloudy skies and light snow flurries probable in the Topeka area. Maximum temperatures expected in the mid 20s. eastern Kansas cooler with readings 15 to 20. Western Kansas may see sunshine and higher temps 40 to 55. Overnight readings near 15 to 20 in the east and 20 to 25 in the west.
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Topeka
Lthe
Tom Arnold
Kansas
Arnold
Russell
Gt Havre
Street washing plans from Vermont and New Hampshire managers
Vermont and New Hampshire street washing programs were renewed this morning by Paul White and local officials. The two streets will be cleaned over the next few days with traffic alternated. motorists are urged to park on the opposite curb according to daily schedules. In Miami Beach, Walter Winchell plans further tests as he restates orders to take a month off after doctor recommendations for heart care.
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Paul White
Inter
Vermont
New Hampshire
Fideto Vth Sts
Miami Beach
Fla
Decors
Walter Winchell
Winchell
Stassen Enters Primary For New Hampshire Nomination
Harold E. Stassen, Republican candidate for the presidential nomination, affirms plan to enter the March 11 New Hampshire primary. Open evenings and Sundays at Cole Food Center, 2nd and Lincoln.
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Stassen
Chicago
Harold E. Stassen
New Hampshire
Cole Food Center
2Nd
Arn seeks second term as Kansas governor in 1952 bid
Topeka January 28 Gov Edward F Arn announced he will seek a second ten The 45 year old chief executive spoke at the Kansas Day gathering amid Republican support He noted his first year has earned party confidence and his aim to serve all Kansans Arn previously won the GOP nomination in 1950 after declaring for office on Kansas Day He served as Kansas attorney general in 1946 and 1948 and resigned to join the Supreme Court military veteran World War II service marked his career.
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Topeka
Edward F. Arn
Arn
Rep. Johnstrom
Rantelph
Holmstrom
Supreme Court
GOP
Willard Mayberry
Elkhart
Frank L Hagaman
Kansas City
Kathryn K. Hitchings
Osage
Kenneth T. Anderson
Emporia
Kansas
Court reverses ruling in $200000 alienation suit
Kansas Supreme Court on Saturday reversed a Douglas County District Court decision in the alienation of affections case filed by Richard L. Bradley of Richland against Dr. Mervin T. Sudler former dean of the Kansas University Medical School. The court ordered records restored after dismissals for lack of prosecution and noted the pending refiled action seeking $300000.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County District Court
Richard L. Bradley
Richland
Mervin T. Sudler
Lawrence
Kansas University Medical School
Sudler
Bradley
Supreme Court
District Court
Orderel Iain
Sure AL
Flying Congressman Ends Treasured Grass Roots Peace Flight
Rep. Peter F. Mack Jr. completed a 3 mile solo flight around the state capital as he wrapped up a global goodwill tour. He spoke to Gov. Adlai Stevenson and about 10 000 cheering attendees at the airport, calling the trip a success and a stress in every country visited. Russia and its satellites did not grant clearance for inclusion in the tour, which began Oct. 7 and covered 450 cities in 30 countries, logging 210 hours in his Beechcraft Bonanza with eight naval reserve fighters as escorts.
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Gar
Peter F. Mack Jr
Adlai Stevenson
Russia
Mack
St. Louis
Dallas
Tex
Wheeling Faces Crest as Ohio River Flood Surges Southward
Wheeling braces for a crest on the Ohio River with fierce flood surges pushing into the South ward toward the industrial area. Local officials warn of rising waters threatening homes and factories as residents prepare sandbag defenses and evacuation plans.
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Ohio
Seven Die As Ohio River Flood Rips Through Ohio Valley
The Ohio River flood crested across southern Ohio and into West Virginia and beyond, forcing about 2,000 people from their homes and threatening Wheeling with two feet of water. Minor streams surged, Ohio tributaries overflowed, and 3,000 buildings across Wheeling area faced impact as forecasts warned of additional damage.
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Cincinnati
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Piketon
Stratton
Empire
Brilliant
New Cumberland
Wellsburg
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Steubenville
Wheeling
Miami
Mitchdown
Property to church upheld by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court upheld Judge Hugh Means in Louise Towne will case, granting the late Miss Towne home and furnishings to the First Baptist Church of Lawrence. Towne died Sept 15 1949 leaving a will directing the church inheritance valued at about 13000. Holloway claimed the property as companion beneficiary, but the higher court affirmed the district court ruling denying her claim.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Hugh Means
Louise Towne
Miss Towne
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
J. F., Holloway
Ringold
Frank Gray
Aga
Holloway
District Court
Means
Supreme Court
Young Republicans Meet in Ottawa Withdraws Eisenhower Preference
Fifty representatives from eight of nine Second District counties held a caucus in Ottawa. A resolution urging delegates to back Gen. Eisenhower for the Republican nomination was offered and withdrawn as delegates said sentiment had not been sampled yet to justify such a call.
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Ottawa
Gen. Eisenhower
Stock Market Index Closes Up On 60 Stocks
The closing average for 60 stocks shows an increase of 102 points. Traders reported cautious optimism as gains were led by several large blue chip issues and mixed sector performance across the session.
River salvage on for 150 cars
A salvage operation to recover 150 new automobiles sank with a transport barge in the Ohio River during a December storm. The salvage fleet, including the Joseph Lewis and Judith Ann towboats and several barges, was 58 miles downstream and slated to reach the site pending river conditions. Electronic eyes and the $50,000 barge are en route to aid the recovery, with Vollmer Brothers Construction Co. and The St Bons firm handling the project.
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Associated Press
Colconda
Ohio River
Joseph Lewis
Judith Ann
Vollmer Brothers Construction Co
St. Bons
Polio fund drive trails goal with days to go
With three days left in the polio fundraising drive, the March of Dimes has collected only 1,242.25 of the 7,500 goal for aid to victims and research. Local officials report partial counts, hoping unreported donations will lift totals as downtown block solicitations mature and collections in polio banks are tallied. Notable gifts include Sam's Produce 25, William J. Brink 15, Norris Brothers 20, Riverside Home Demonstration Unit 7.60, Sigel Home Demonstration Unit 45, and several smaller contributions.
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March of Dimes
Polio Foundation
Vinton Warner
Sam
Hoover
William J. Brink
Robert Learned
B. L. JiiUs
Ida Mason
Carl Gray
Riverside Home
Oakridge Birthday Club
Norris Brothers
Sigel
West Germans push NATO entry linked to European army
Paris January 28. The West German demand for immediate NATO membership or a pledged interim status disrupted talks on a unified European army. The German bid, raised during discussions of the army's NATO relationship, unsettled ministers from France Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg, who shelved the issue for study by their governments.
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Paris
NATO
North Atlantic
Walter Hallstein
Geri Yg
Germany
Hatlstein
France
Aly
Belgium
Holland
Luxembourg
Topeka Visit by Murphy and Mrs Franklin Hosts
Chancellor Murphy and Mrs Murphy travel to Topeka for the 34th annual Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas meeting at Hotel Jayhawk. They attend the Woman's Kansas Day Club reception at Gov Edward F Ann's executive home, with Mrs Murphy as hostess. Dr Murphy speaks at the 48th Kansas Authors Club meeting with Mrs Murphy present. Frances Grinstead is named contest chairman. Dean and Mrs Moreau attend.
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Topeka
Dr. Murphy
Native Sons and Daughters of Kansas
Jayhawk
Kansas Day Club
Edward F. Ann
Murphy
Kansas Authors Club
Hotel
Frances Grinstead
Dean
Frederick T. Moreau
Maybank opposes Truman. backs Russell for president
Sen Maybank of South Carolina, a key congressional figure on administration measures, said he opposes another Truman term. He predicted most of the South will rally behind Georgia's Sen Russell for the Democratic presidential nomination, declaring he supports Dick Russell "first, last and all the way."
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Sen
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Congress
Truman
Democratic National
Spotlight Turns To Capital City Kansas GOP Day
Taft Ike issues tops Topeka crowd overcast by weather and strong interest in the Eisenhower Taft contest for the GOP nomination. Kansas Republicans flocked to the capital for the Kansas Day celebration with more than 1 000 early attendees. The gathering seeks district and state convention sites and dates to name Kansas delegates for the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Delegates争 contests in the Fifth and Sixth districts loom as Taft and Eisenhower camps race for influence.
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Topeka
Kan
Taft
Kansas
Chicago
GOP
Kinsey plans sex study shift to Japan report
The Nippon Times says Dr. Alfred Kinsey plans to extend his sex studies to Japan after exchanging letters with Tokyo University emeritus professor Dr. Sen Nagai. Kinsey expressed interest in whether Japanese women's sexual responses mirror those of American women. In a separate note, thieves stole jewels belonging to Jean Kennedy, insured for 33,975, from a convertible in Georgetown.
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Nippon Times
Alfred Kinsey
Japan
Sen Nagai
Tokyo University
Kinsey
Nagai
Washington
Jean Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Britain
Soviet War Drums Stir Alarm
The Soviet press in Moscow denounces Middle and Far East tensions and Kremlin statements warn of new conflict. Pravda predicts liberation for Indochina Malaya Iran Egypt and Morocco while Rangoon dispatches accuse Chiang Kai-shek Nationalists of frontier raids aided by American officers linking with Li Mi forces across the border into Chinese Communist territory.
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Morocco
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Li Mi
Thailand
Dreyer Steps Out as KU Geology Chair
Robert M. Dreyer, longtime chairman of KU geology, resigns effective July 1 to remain at the university as professor of geology. Chancellor Murphy notes his desire to continue research and will appoint a new chairman soon. Dreyer came to KU in 1939, served in World War II, earned a Ph.D. from California Institute of Technology, and is a fellow of the Mineralogical Society of America and a member of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists.
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University of Kansas
Franklin D. Murphy
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Dreyer
L. R Landon
US So
California Institute of Igehn
Isippi River
California
Mineralogical Society of America
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Society of Exploration Geophysicists
FBI Adds Puff to Ten Most Wanted List for Prairie Village Bank Robbery
Gerhard Arthur Puff, 37, a naturalized German with multiple aliases, is now on the FBI ten most wanted list for allegedly taking part in the November 23 Prairie Village Kansas bank robbery that yielded about $62,000. His associate, George Arthur Heraux, is also a fugitive. Puff is described as slender, medium height and weight, with light chestnut hair, brown eyes, and a dark complexion. He has a history of theft and armed robbery and was free on bail when the Prairie Village holdup occurred.
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Washington
FBI
Gerhard Arthur Puff
Johnson County National Bank and ‘Trust Co
Prairie Village
Kan
Putt
George Arthur Heraux
Providence
Bureau
Puff
Milwaukee
Clyde Affair Closed Issue but Still True Says Jack Gardner
Kansas State coach Jack Gardner says the Clyde affair is closed and insists his charge that KU center Lew Lovellette received favorable refereeing has some basis. He notes Lovellette’s performance in Kansas State 64 to 1 win, praises Lovellette’s hook shot, and argues the issue may stir interest while acknowledging the game played mostly on a second-half surge.
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Clyde
Jack
Journal-World
Wildcats
Kansas
Manhattan
Altho
Gardner
Allan
Lawrence
Purple Panther
Lovellette
Sign Up Underway for Spring Team Enrollment
Students begin spring enrollment at the University of Kansas on the first day of the period. Officials expect the day to yield the largest turnout of the three day window. Early permission allows seniors and part-time workers to secure class selections and address scheduling issues with deans and advisers. Classes start Thursday at 8 a.m. for the one week term with Easter spring vacation April 12 to 21 and finals ending May 29. Commencement is June 2. Regular students with last names Fa through Holk register today. Moll through Ste tomorrow. others Wednesday. Registration handled in Strong Hall with various college offices contributing. Total enrollment expected near the full figure of 10. new students around 1,100, similar to last year. New students attended a convocation led by registrar James K. Hill. They will meet deans, then take placement and entrance exams, with enrollment on Wednesday.
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University of Kansas
Fathru Holk
Towmorrow
Moll Thru Ste
Strong Hall
Engineering
Fine Arte
Robinson Gymnasium
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Ene
James K. Hill
Tomorerow
Like Dice in a Cage at Cleveland Airport
Eighteen passengers on a Capital Airlines coach plane faced a sudden downdraft over Cleveland causing the craft to drop 2200 feet before leveling. Five were injured slightly and taken to Berea Community Hospital after Pilot William Mason requested medical aid on approach to Hopking Municipal Airport. One was released after treatment. others were not seriously hurt.
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Cleveland
Capital Airlines
Berea Community Hospital
William Mason
Washington
Hopking
Specialists Here At Douglas County Extension Meeting
The Douglas County Extension sponsored M. B. Jackson and Norman Whitehair marketing specialists from Kansas State College Manhattan for a session on The Agricultural Cute look in the Chamber of Commerce offices this afternoon. Jackson spoke on feed and crop status while Whitehair discussed poultry and livestock outlook. About 15 farmers attended.
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M. B. Jackson
Norman Whitehair
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Chamber of Commerce
Jackson
Whitehair
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