Britain Receives 300 Million Dollar Mutual Security Slice
Washington reports emergency aid of 300 million dollars to Britain to avert deeper defense cuts. Director Harriman said funds cover raw materials and components bought largely in the United States, with July 1 as the spending horizon. France may receive about 600 million in grants and U.S. military installations spending.
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Washington
Britain
Mutual Security
W.averall Harriman
United States
Man
Congress
Churchill
Harriman
Clarkman
France
U.S
Navy 4-Jet Atom Bomber Unveiled by Los Angeles Times
The Los Angeles Times discloses a new four-jet swept wing carrier-based atom bomber, the Douglas NA3D. Avialon Editor Marvin Miles says the Navy kept it confidential, and the jet engines are mounted beneath the wing. The craft is described as the largest, most powerful carrier aircraft in Navy use and aimed at extending the atom bomb range on future super flat tops.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Uftec
Avialon
Marvin Miles
The
Times
Navy Public Information Office
Inhingio
Miles
Floberg
Sre
National Council hearing on Lutheran unity and mission
The National Lutheran Council president urged urgency in making the nation Christian as delegates opened the 34th annual meeting in Atlantic City. Rev. Lawrence M. Stavig of Sioux Falls cited lack of unity within the Lutheran Church and noted Missouri Synod’s nonparticipation in nationwide missions. A fire destroyed Gustin-Bacon warehouse in Kansas City Kansas, a one-story 50 by 400 foot building in the Fairfax district.
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Atlantic City
N. J
National Kheran Council Today
Lise
Lawrence M. Stavig
Sioux Falls
S. D
The
Stavig
Missouri Synod
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
U. S
National Council
Kansas City
Kan
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co
Fairfax District
Hell Hole label of St. Louis sparks debate
In St Louis January 29 British Vice Consul Frank Taylor doubts a Look magazine claim that St Louis ranks among “hell holes” like Jibuti Madagascar and Borneo. He notes the city’s 850000 residents and 1600000 metro area but confirms the Foreign Office’s cautious list and jokes about climate and pension terms. Taylor compares Kuwait’s desert heat to local weather and recalls his 18 months in St Louis.
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St. Louis
Frank Taylor
London
Jibuti
Madagascar
Borneo
Look
Touston
New Orleans
British Foreign ‘Office
Taylor
British
Foreign Office
Momen
Nole Taylor
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Iran
Connecticut
Hell Hale
Growing collection boosts Lawrence Historical Museum holdings
Community interest in the Lawrence Historical Museum grows as the basement collection reaches 38 artifacts and 28 early Lawrence and Kansas history items donated since the appeal six weeks ago. Donors are identified with exhibits, and more items are expected as residents realize the need for a permanent public exhibit. The 25 by 80 foot room houses glass cases and is locked to protect items, with daily opening planned once permanent exhibits are established.
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New Lawrence
Walter Varnum
Douglas County
Varnum
First Congregational Church
Territorial Legislature
Lecompton
Quantrill
Missourian
Cain
Carrie Nation
Kansas
West Ninth Street
Lawrence
Bismark Grove
Amos Lawrence
Charles Robinson
Richard B. Stevens
E. M. Owen
Maude Smelter
Arthur B. Weaver
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Austria
Italy
Swueerland
Morthland
Belgium
Switzerland
Elas
Ae Downs
Travel Service
Maryland
Comerne
Gnnapolis
America
Gearee
Great Britain
Meryland
New Hampshire
Tata
WEST
Journal-World
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Safee
FREE
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Mercury
Tereo Sone
Revolutionary New
Ed Sullivan
Wdaf-Tv
Bill Bodin, Inc
Toma
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!