MacArthur Says Stand Not Inconsistent With 1948 Pledge
General Douglas MacArthur defended his stance on using his name in party primaries, arguing no inconsistency with his 1948 Tokyo pledge to seek public duty if called. He noted he would not actively seek or encourage any office and said withdrawing from state primaries does not undermine his citizenship responsibilities.
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Douglas MacAthur
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Tokyo
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Hot Cross Buns Recipe For Lent Time
During Lent many buy hot cross buns from bakeries but a home bake gives a warm kitchen fragrance. A wholesome recipe uses nonfat dry milk to cut costs while boosting protein calcium and riboflavin. Serve hot for breakfast or tea and pair with salads and spreads for a satisfying meal.
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Grogers
Syaterere
Simon Meur
Approval Expressed in Firing of 2 Officials
Washington top members of the Agriculture Committee voiced informal approval Friday of the firing of two Dallas officials linked to a government grain loss estimate. Chairman Ellender said two days of testimony showed the Dallas office ran poorly and the executives were not outstanding. Latham White and his assistant Harry Solomon testified in the probe. about four million dollars of an eight million dollar national shortage centered in Dallas. Secretary Brannan had dismissed the two last Dec. 24 for inefficiency and a poor office.
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Eight Cities to Join TV Network This July
Bell System lines will connect Tulsa New York and San Antonio, expanding to eight new cities by July 1 for live telecasts of national political conventions. Miami New Orleans Dallas Fort Worth Houston and Oklahoma City join the network, boosting coverage to 62 of 65 TV cities and 104 percent of 107 stations in time for the conventions.
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Statue To K U A Medieval Virgin and Child Displayed
The University of Kansas Museum of Art will display a late medieval German statue titled The Virgin and Child on Friday March 28 at 2 p.m. The event marks the addition of the statue of Tilman Riemenschneider and is sponsored by the Germanic and Slavic Languages and Literature Department and the Museum of Art. Main speaker will be Justus Bier of the University of Louisville, a medieval German sculpture expert born in Nuremberg and educated in Munich, Jena, Bonn, and Zurich.
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Lauisville Couier Journal
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German scholar laid to rest and legacy funded
The article notes the death of a German professor in 1935 after a 20 year tenure at K. VW. He supported German culture and traveled abroad with Mrs. Thurnau. In 1947 she left her estate to the University in trust in his memory, funding scholarships in the German department. The sculptor born around 1460 worked in Würzburg and created notable tombs and figures in several cathedrals.
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Wertzburg
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Bamberg
No One Wants Them Economic Burden in 1952 Puzzle
Lawrence Daily Journal World reports a broad concern over absorbing costs in road building and relief operations. The piece weaves quotes about wartime displacements, Korea, and humanitarian help, noting many displaced persons remain in limbo as global tensions rise. It references IRO and An Internatio al Me and mentions White Russians.
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IRO
Thomas Jamieson
Game builds church funds with Smartec word game
Effingham Illinois Reverend P W Hayes pastor of Central Church of Christ unveils Smartec a new word game he invented to raise money for a new church. He plans to finance construction through game sales and public interest.
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P. W.hayes
Central Church of Christ
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