Christianity Really the Answer to Problems
In a college story of Bill Adams and Andrew, prayer and Christian guidance resolve a team dispute. The narrator describes a quiet prayer session for divine help, Bill’s shift from discouragement to cooperation, and his statement that Christianity truly works. Ten simple problem solving steps follow, emphasizing faith, calm, facts, writing, and seeking guidance through prayer.
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Senate pledges new probes and hearings on communists
Washington reports that the Internal Security subcommittee unveiled a 74 page report on early investigations under Sen Jenner and outlined new projects under Sen Eastland. The panel aims to expose alleged communist influence and to hold public hearings on several fronts including Navy security lapses under Roosevelt and Knox.
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Incoherent wartime propaganda fragment surfaced
A damaged OCR fragment references a World War II era information program and mentions infiltrators and the spread of world communism. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or a cohesive incident to anchor a fuller report.
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Ienie
Egypt seeks return of Negeb desert
An Egyptian spokesman called for the return of the Negeb desert territory, arguing it rightfully belongs to Egypt. The statement, issued in New York today, framed the demand as a matter of national sovereignty and regional stability.
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Soviet Aid Offers Find Takers Through U N
United Nations New York and Moscow reported success as six nations accepted Soviet two million dollar aid offers this year under the U N technical assistance program. Burma India and Indonesia were named among recipients with projects including machine tools for an electronic calculating machine factory in India and water development equipment. Russia has provided four million rubles for 1953 and 1954, with plans to allocate more, while remaining rubles support Technical Assistance Administration and the Food and Agriculture Organization.
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Rural labor shift cuts farm to city worker ratio
A century ago six farm laborers supported each city inhabitant. today about six city residents rely on every farm worker, reflecting a dramatic change in agricultural employment and urban dependency patterns.
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United States
Churchill Opposition On Big Four Meet Revealed
Former French premier Mendes-France disclosed that Churchill opposed any Big Four summit until all governments ratified West German rearmament. He published letters exchanged in January, while Foreign Minister Pinay cited them before the French Senate committee.
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Pierre Mendes-France
Churchill
Mendes-France
Antoine Pinay
Foreign Affairs Committee
Dulles Says Nation May Sacrifice Peace for Liberty
Secretary John Foster Dulles told a convocation at the United Negro College Fund in New York that the nation may again need to forego peace to secure liberty. He argued freedom means living under moral law and fearing only God, not men, and emphasized the collective will behind true peace.
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John Foster Dulles
United States
Dulles
United Negro College Fund
Metropolitan Opera House
Not be blind to the fact that that may happen again
A brief, cautious line notes concern that a troubling outcome could recur. The remark implies lessons learned but signals vigilance to prevent repetition, without detailing specific events or actors. The tone remains prudent and forward looking, typical of a reflective news snippet.
Kansas Traffic Deaths Rise in 1955 Totals
Kansas traffic fatalities state accident records show 102 deaths to date in 1955, during the last 48 hours a reported figure. The same period in 1954 recorded 115 deaths, highlighting a decline in recent fatalities.
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Topekaa
Kansas
Obituary for Mrs William H Hornberger
Funeral services for Mrs William H Hornberger were held February 26 at St Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church with Rev Henry Rieder presiding. Born Magdalena Stoebener on April 4 1884 in Worden she died February 23 1955 at age 70 years 10 months and 19 days. She was lifelong member of St Johns and charter member of the Womens Guild. She worked for Chancellor Frank Strong at the University of Kansas and later in nursing before marrying William H Hornberger on February 23 1922 and raising two stepchildren.
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University of Kansas
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Remarkable Hornberger Family Obituary Notice
The obituary notes ill health led to a move from the Col yer neighborhood to the daughter Marie Brohammer’s home and later to a present residence where Ida and Julius Hornberger cared for her. Survived by husband three children Charles Hornberger Marie Brohammer Ernest Hornberger and two stepsons, reflecting a long family history.
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Colyer
Marie Brohammer
Ida
Julius Hornberger
Charles Hornberger
Ernest Hornberger
Unclear fragment features Hornberger and Baldwin family notes
Fragmentary notice mentions Julius Hornberger and individuals linked to Baldwin Mary Linebener and Mrs. S E Barton of Lawrence. Details are incomplete but imply a genealogical or social brief centered on family connections and heirs.
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S. E. Barton
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