Hoover urges reevaluation of US policy to curb world conflict
In a televised address dated January 28, former President Hoover urged reconsidering American foreign policy to reduce war risk and shift focus to air and sea power while keeping a small ground force for base protection. He criticized UN policy in Korea and called for UN charter revisions. Separately, actress Fannie Ward died at Lenox Hill Hospital aged 79 or 83, described as an eternal soubrette who sought youth and acted in stage vaudeville and early films. Ward was born in St. Louis and lived on Park Avenue. death followed an extended illness or coma after being found unconscious.
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Missing B-29 Crew From Topeka Reported In Tokyo Note
Far East Air Forces said a B 29 disappeared last Tuesday night over North Korea during a mission. Fourteen crew members were listed as missing in action including Lt Bartus H Carter and Staff Asa L Law of Topeka Kansas. Dredging of the Orinoco River ship channel in Venezuela is set to begin this year to access one of the world's richest iron ore reserves.
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Flood Threat Eases as Missouri River Recedes Near Atchison
In Atchison, flood danger eased as the Missouri River declined to about 19.4 feet from a peak near 20 feet. An eight mile ice jam south of Atchison backed water, prompting some farm families to return home from Bean Lake area as the river dropped a fraction from Saturday’s high.
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Plane hits village in Raunheim Germany kills three locals
A blazing American Flying Boxcar exploded over Raunheim near Rhine Main, killing a 77 year old man Heinrich Kolb, his daughter Luise, and an 11 year old refugee girl in a two family house. The five crew bailed out safely and were not charged. Fire crews battled fires two hours.
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Free Program Wednesday At Community Building
The Lawrence Implement Company at 518 W 23rd St hosts a free public program on Wednesday January 30 at 8 p.m. in the Community Building. Performers from stage circus and television shows participate.
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Massey Harris Exhibit Showcases Tricks and Films
A national feature by the Massey Harris Implement Co highlights shrawing whip cracking magic links juggling globe rolling and color movies in a staged program. The event promotes agricultural implements and entertainment combined for audience appeal.
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Kreve Granted Sabbatical Leave for Research Abroad
University of Kansas scholar George W. Kreve will take a sabbatical in spring and summer, researching Wil liam Tell and Till Eulenspiegel across New York and Chicago libraries, Paris museums, and German archives with his family joining later. Sam Anderson returns from Stanford to resume German Russian teaching. Eureka dentist Dr. C. M. Cheney dies after a heart attack at about 70, a fifty year civic leader.
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Art Editor Dies in Wichita After 27 Years at Eagle
Joseph C. Thompson, 69, art director of display advertising for the Wichita Eagle, died Saturday. He had been with the Eagle 27 years and had served 11 weeks as well as his duties in the department.
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Baltimore Ends 18 Day Transit Strike
Baltimore declared the 18 day bus and trolley strike over after 3,200 drivers voted 2461 to 100 to accept a three year contract. The agreement grants a total wage rise of 71 cents an hour plus additional benefits, allowing buses streetcars and trackless trolleys to resume service.
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Seven Year Old Bounces From Fifth Story Window
A seven year old boy in New York survived a fall from a fifth story window while bouncing on his bed. He walked away unharmed, astonishing onlookers and authorities. The incident occurred last night and is being treated as a remarkable case of luck and resilience.
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