Italy backs West German rearmament with Senate approval
Rome reported the Italian Senate approved the Paris accords 139 to 82 after two weeks of heated debate and clashes with Communist protesters. police detained more than 500 demonstrators, including Deputy Carlo Capponi, who was released after identification. Italy joins Britain, Canada, Greece, Iceland, Norway, Portugal and Turkey in completing parliamentary action.
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Rome
Italy
Senate
Paris
Red Street
Luigi Einaudi
Carlo Capponi
Capponi
Milan
Mario
Scelba
Britain
Canada
Greece
Iceland
Norway
Portugal
Turey
Eliminate Feeling of Inferiority Confidence a Key for Success
A self help piece urges belief in yourself to overcome inferiority and build confidence. It recounts personal struggle with body image and public speaking, then advocates deep prayer and biblical faith to unlock inner powers, aided by a competent spiritual adviser.
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United States
God
Friends of Mine
Texas
Harlowe B. Andrews
Syracuse
New York
Roland Hayes
Red Cross Drive Continues With Notable Donations
The continuing Red Cross drive reports $174.50 from eight workers and advances with gifts of 25 or more. Leading contributions come from Ma lots Hardware Eagle's Lodge Aerie 300 T J Sweeney Kelvin Hoover Dr R L Dunlap Dr Re A Schwegler Dr C B Young and Miss Helen Clarke. Residential division lists additions from Mrs Ethel M Edie Mrs Co P Aldridge Mrs Lloyd Daniels and Mrs Ted Metealt.
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Malot's
Hardware
Eagle's Lodge Aerie
Kelvin Hoover
R. .L. Dunlap
Re“A.schwegler
C. B. Young
Helen Clarke
Ethel M. Edie
Mra. Co
P. Aldridge
Lloyd Daniels
Ted Metealt
Fifth Atomic Blast Continues From Page Report
The Army studies reducing gamma radiation and placed instruments around the firing area to collect data. Sixty five aircraft were in the air during the detonation, mainly Navy fighters and dive bombers, and all aircraft performed their missions safely.
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Navy
Farmer Stockman Killed in Truck Crash Near Lincoln
Arthur Berry a 44 year old farmer stockman was killed when his truck hauling a tractor went out of control and toppled into a ditch on the highway near Lincoln. His wife and three children followed in the family car but could not free him as the truck rolled over an embankment after the collision following a livestock sale in Sylvan Grove.
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Lincoln
Kasi
Arthur Berry
Berry
Benae
Hunter
Kas
Sylvan Grove
Droodie-ian Tale of Mice and a Cat Spotter Guide
A quirky, fragmentary riff on mouse misadventure and danger from a cat’s eye view. It playfully imagines a mouse escaping traps only to face a sudden peril and moral humor about quitting with cheese in a grocery setting.
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Ian
Cat Spotter
Arcade for Parkers mission could expand north parking
Commission weighs extending the city lot to the north adding about 200 feet of available property. A 120 car lot would extend 300 feet along New Hampshire Street in the 800 block, equating to roughly 144 blocks of parking on the main street. Crown says the arcade and expanded lot could guide similar blocks and attract new businesses to Lawrence.
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New Hampshire Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Crown
Lawrence
Five KU artists exhibit works in Topeka and Kansas City shows
Kansas University artists display in Topeka Art Guild and Mid-America Art Exhibit in Kansas City. Robert Ludlow wins first prize in oil painting, Robert Green takes second, John Armstrong earns water color prize. Eastwood shows Navaho landscape, Sudlow an oil landscape, Tefft a welded steel sculpture The Muser.
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Kansas University
Topeka
Kansas City
Topeka Art Guild
Robert Ludlow
Robert Green
John Armstrong
Ludlow
Raymond Eastwood
Eldon Tefft
William Reckhill Nelson
Eastwood
Sudlow
Tefft
Primary for City Candidates and Voter Registration Totals
The article lists contenders for the City Commission including Warren Zimmerman Emory Scott Simon Hurwitz John Crown and Jack Harris with Friday evening the deadline to file to vote in the primary. City Clerk Harold Fisher notes just over 7000 registered voters and 6879 city voters cast ballots in 1954. He estimates 200 to 250 new registrations since then with a likely light primary as only one Commission seat remains to be filled. School Board posts require no primary with Wright Pine and Shenk as incumbents. Historical turnout comparisons show 3650 ballots in 1951 and 1775 in 1953.
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Harold Fisher
Fisher
Ray Wright
Ralph Pine
Henry Shenk
Commission
Lawrence youths questioned over door to door sales
Eleven young men aged 17 to 21 were asked to leave Lawrence after complaints of questionable door to door magazine subscription sales. They showed credentials, but Chamber of Commerce checks found they were not registered. They gave scattered city addresses and some carried crutches. Residents reported donations for the disabled. A misaddressed real estate sign caused a scare but the situation resolved. Enrollments for a marriage class at Lawrence High School are needed by Monday night for the session starting 7:30. Kansas State College basketball coach Jack Gardner left, with fans reacting to Utah San Francisco’s NCAA win. High school golf at Lawrence reportedly canceled with no reason given.
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Lawrence
Sheriff's Office
Co. Atty
Wayne Aliphin
Chamber of Commerce
Aliphin
Lawrence High School
Lawrence S. Bee
Kansas University
Jack Gardner
Kansas State
The
Journal-World
Corvallis
Ore
San Francisco
Redskins
Gardner
K.U
Phog Allen
Dons
Bridge Traffic Tie Up on Massachusetts Street Bridge
Traffic tied up Friday afternoon on the Massachusetts Street bridge after a driver slowed, causing a collision with a second vehicle. Alfred Murphy Jr and Bruce H Muzzy, both 20, and Paul Sloan, 24, were involved. estimated total damage was $525 with no injuries.
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Massachusetts Street Bridge
Alfred Murphy, Jr
Topeka
Bruce H. Muzzy
St. Paul
R.sloan
Ste
KU students join Scabbard and Blade society
Lawrence students were initiated Thursday night into the Kansas University chapter of Scabbard and Blade, a national honorary military society. Initiates include Wayne Gerstenberger a college junior in Navy ROTC from Eudora Thomas W Woods an engineering junior in Air Force ROTC of 839 Kentucky Street and Paul Enos an engineering junior in Army ROTC of Perry.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Scabbard and
Army
Navy
Air Reserve Officer Training Corp
K.U
Wayne Gerstenberger
Eudora
Thomas W.W. Woods
Air Force
Deaths and Funerals Sam G Neis 72
Sam G Neis 72 retired farmer died this morning at his Eudora home. Born and raised in Douglas County he is survived by wife Lillie, two daughters Mrs Floyd Broers of Eudora and Mrs Stephen Oldham of Topeka, three sons Fred Neis Sam Neis Jr. of Eudora and Dr Delbert Neis of Omaha, five brothers Fred Ben Gideon Dean and Peteris all of Eudora, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services 2 p.m. Monday at the Eudora Methodist Church with Pastor David Ellsworth in charge. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Sam G. Neis
Eudora
Douglas County
Lillie Neis
Floyd Broers
Stephen Oldham
Topeka
Fred. Neis
Sam Neis Jr
Delbert. Neis
Omaha
Otto Abel
James Krehbiel
Fred Neiz
Ben. Neis
Gideon Neis
Dean Neis
Peteris
Methodist Church
David Ellsworth
Memorial Park Cemetery
Memorial Hospital Births and Residents Listed
A hospital notes section lists births and residents including Colleen Johnston Roxanne Chartier Evelyn Smith Ther Becks Nel lie McCracken Marian Wise and baby boy Ida Critten den Etta Walters Sarah Kemp Nellie McCracken Mrs Jean Davenport and baby girl Gayle Bateson Edwin Garner Angela Alvarez and Charles Clark and daughter born today in Guthrie Eudora and Winchester.
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Joel Robinson
Miss. St
Colleen. Johnston
Tenn. St
Roxanne Chartier
Evelyn Smith
Esther F. Becks
Mich. St
John Norwine
Lincoln St
Nellie McCracken
Marian
Wise
Barker Ave
Ida Crittenden
N. Y. St
Etta Walters
Richland
Sarah Kemp
N. Y
Jean Davenport
Sir Joseph
Guthrie
Gayle
Bateson
Bateson ‘and Baby Ay
Murrow
Edwin Garner
Mass
St. Angela
Bell Telephone posts 1954 income rise and growth figures
Bell Telephone reports 1954 net income of 65 334 007 with a 16.7 percent return on net plant investment. Stockholders learn that income rose 10 000 701 from the prior year as 200 500 more telephones were installed, totaling 4 496 000 in service. Plant investment stands at 1 420 610 000, twice the level of six years earlier, with Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas served from St Louis.
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ST. Louis Ih
Hell Telephone
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
St Loui
REO
Tax Measure to Back KU Dorm Growth Plan
Kansas House passed a bill to boost dorm construction at Kansas University by raising ad valorem taxes to about 2 million dollars annually for five state colleges. KU officials praise the plan, noting it could fund two to four new dorms roughly every two years, easing housing as enrollment nears 15,000 by 1970.
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Kansas
Kansas University
House of Representatives
Fred Hall
Hall
K. U
Raymond Nichols
K.U
Nichols
E. U
Lawrence
University
Robert Anderson
Ottawa
House
Ways and Means
Local Persons Chosen In Studio Theater Plan
Three Lawrence residents join the Studio Theater cast for Rivals in the School of Scandal to be staged in six Kansas cities from April 12 to 18. Vera Stough and Ruth Dodrill, both from Lawrence, alongside Charles Dodrill, complete the local contingent with others from Missouri and Kansas towns listed for the production.
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Lawrence
Studio Theater
Kansas Cities
Marion
McPherson
Ellsworth
Beloit
Wood and
Hays
Kansas University
Vera Stough
Ruth Dodrill
St. J
Charles Dodrill
O. St. A
Ann Straub
St. Joseph
Mary
Bess Stephens
Shelia Nation
Chanute
Janice Sartin
Cedarvale
Judith Heinrichs
Independence
Ward Weldon
Warrensburg
Ronald Butler
Kansas City
W. Morgan Sherwood
Liberty
Dale Lowery
Emporia
Kenneth Baker
Abilene
Local Building Permits For Two Projects
A building permit was issued to Carl Hird Sr for an $11 000 Cape Cod style dental clinic at 2245 Barker Ave. Two local dentists will occupy the facility which includes a reception room office laboratory X ray room and four operating rooms. The structure measures 26 by 45 feet. A permit also issued to Paul Kincaid for a $6 000 house addition at 50 Winona Ave.
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Carl Hird, Sr
Barker Ave
Cape Cod
Paul Kincaid
Winona Ave
Mustang Quintet Lauded At Letter Fete Friday
Thirteen junior high basketball players two managers and six cheerleaders received awards at a Friday afternoon assembly. The 1954-55 lineup led by coach Wilbur Nanny Duver posted 10 wins and three losses, developing more than prior teams in ten years. A season finale loss to Atchison stood as the lone defeat after a single meeting. A team photo will appear in the Journal-World next week.
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Joe Romero
Jeri Craig
Jack Galloway
Fred Adamson
Darrell Green
Dwight Perry
Phil Kipp
Tom Boyd
Larry Hatfield
Tones Schafer
Les Nesmith
Dennis Cawley
John Hadi
Fred Zimmerman
Mike Clem
Judy Long
Mary Arnett
Sharon Ward
Jeannie Wheeler
Virginia Cox
Sandra Miller
Wilbur Nanny
Duver
Lawrence
Atchison
Journal-World
Traffic violation fines in County Court
Two individuals faced fines for traffic violations. Robert Dayton Wilber received $10 and costs for passing in a no passing zone. Earl Eugene Lowey of Kansas City Missouri was fined for speeding plus costs.
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Robert Dayton Wilber
Earl Eugene Lowey
Kansas City
Kansas City Market Report on Eggs, Poultry, Hogs and Cattle
Kansas City market notes show egg and poultry prices steady to mixed with slight declines for some items. Cattle futures compare last week with steers finishing strong, bulls down, and varied ranges for heifers, cows, and stockers. Hogs and lambs move within narrow bands with close to week highs, high choice weights fetching premiums.
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Kansas City
USDA
Buckley Fined In Peace Court For Stop Sign Violation
Robert B. Buckley of 827 Miss. St. paid a $10 fine in peace court on Friday for running a stop sign. His sentence included a suspended drivers license portion and attendance at one traffic school session.
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Robert B. Buckley
Miss. St
Topeka Airman Fined For Drunkenness in Court
Curtis D. Dvorak of Forbes AEB Topeka was fined 250 dollars plus costs in County Court on Friday for drunkenness.
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Curtis D. Dvorak
Forbes
AEB
Topeka
St Paul Police Seek Slayer of Wisconsin Couple
St Paul police search for a killer who ambushed Emil Salzman 45 and Clara Salzman 39, firing a high powered rifle. Their bullet riddled bodies were found at their home near a yard with the wife near the front door and the husband dragged to the rear. An abandoned car taken from the Salzmans’ garage was found nearby, Sheriff Clyde Williamson said.
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Hay Ward
Wis
St ER
St. Paul
Emil Salzman
Clara
Clyde Williamson
Wisconsin
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Arkansas City
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Junction City
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Gee
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Emory Scott
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John Crown
Lawrence Paper Co
Jack Harris
Memorial Hospital
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Bell Telephone
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Ush
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Insurance Exchange
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