Owner of 10 Papers Controls Globe Democrat for 6 Million
BoSamwell Newhouse, owner of a group of ten newspapers, assumed control of the Globe-Democrat for more than six million dollars. The family has run the Globe for three generations. Ray’s son Lt Col Lansing Ray Jr. died in 1946. The firm also holds 23 percent of KWK Inc., a local radio-television operator. The paper’s weekday circulation nears 3000 with Sunday around 6000. Final papers signed yesterday afternoon.
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St.louis
BoSamwell Newhouse
B. Lane
Saterland
Post-Standid-Journal
Sorhat
Ag Boost Seen Beneficial for Farmers and Consumers
Rep Hope of Kansas and L C Williams of Kansas State College Extension Service urged House appropriations subcommittee to approve adequate funds for agricultural research and policy. They said increased efficiency and productivity would aid farmers and consumers, and that extension service work should be expanded as fast as possible.
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Washington
House
Hope
Kas Hope
L C Williams
Kanas State College
Coincidences End as Mothers and Tots Go Home From Hospital
Two Los Angeles mothers ended a string of coincidences as Elizabeth Bosshard and Jacqueline Luscher each left Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital with newborn daughters Linda and Cinthia. The women, both born in Bielowhetei erland, married the same day in 1956, met in 1953 at a Swiss national holiday in Azusa, and learned they were pregnant last summer while patients of the same obstetrician. Both deliveries occurred Saturday night and the mothers departed the maternity ward together.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Bosshard
Jacqueline Luscher
Bielowhteierland
Elizabeth
Hans Bosshard
Jacqueline
Werner Luzsner
Catherine
Swiss Park
Azusa
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Luscher
Furth
Cinthia
Besshard
Linda
New Equipment Ends Tedious Ordinance Tasks at Plant
Parson Kansas plant of National Gypsum Co under Army Ordnance Corps contract unveils automatic fuse production test. The line handles 2400 fuses per hour and reduces operator fatigue while boosting labor utilization by about 40 percent. Assembly remains manual for component delivery while machines perform final assembly automatically. It is the country’s only plant with an automatic fuse production line.
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Parsons. Kas
Kansas Ordnance Plant
National Gypsum Co
Army Ordnance Corps
Oread Geology Group Takes 1272 Mile Junket
Kansas University students and a faculty member in a mineralogy class undertook a 1272 mile geology trip. They visited lead and zinc mines in Picher Oklahoma and briefly stopped at Schiffend Museum in Doplin Missouri, then toured Ouachita Mountains in Arkansas to study Paleozoic stratigraphy. The trip includes planned visits to a bauxite mine, a clay deposit, and the Crater of Diamonds at Muskogee area.
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Kansas Universit
Jeff Wedarsiay
Picher
Schiffend Museum
Doplin
T.stat
Ouachita Mountains
Arkansas
Visi
Bere
Muskeestiere
Fort Smith
Arkansas Field Trip Details for Geology Class
Oswald C Farquhar visiting assistant professor of geology will accompany students on a weekend field trip. The group will examine sites Saturday and return to Lawrence Sunday, during the fall and spring semesters. Students will collect mineral specimens.
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Ark
Lawrence
Oswald C Farquhar
U. S. China Officers Begin Military Talks
Senior American and Chinese Nationalist officers responsible for Formosa and the Pescadores defense opened new conferences on Nationalist military requirements. Participants included Vice Adm. Alfred M. Pride commander of the U.S. Seventh Fleet Maj. Gen. William C. Chase head of the Military Assistance Advisory Group and Rear Adm. Frederick N. Kivette commander of the Formosa Strait patrol.
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Taipei
Formosa
Pescadores
Alfred M. Pride
Tth
Wiliam C Chase
Frederick N. Kivette
Formosa Strait
Peron Church Battle Ends in Buenos Aires Truce
In Buenos Aires President Peron and the Roman Catholic Church reportedly reached a four month feud settlement after talks this week. High church sources said a truce was agreed with Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello Argentine primate. The dispute saw 13 priests jailed for up to 30 days.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Peron
Ianz
Santiago Luis Cardinal Capello
Pesos Dropped Near Manila Plant Grounds
A small airplane released cash over the Bt Squibb and Sons plant area near Manila to fund operations after yesterday’s strike halted armored car entry. Workers reported money was dropped earlier and today the aircraft revisited the site.
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Manila
Bt Squibb and Sons
Power restrictions begin in Formosa amid drought strain
In Formosa, including Taipei, power curbs take effect for homes and factories as drought reduces hydroelectric output. Authorities warned of continued supply pressure due to scant rainfall and warned residents to conserve energy.
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Taipei
Formosa
Sailor Lost to Seasickness on Raft Survival Trial
Ten French sailors endure a raft survival test when one man is forced off the craft due to severe seasickness. The crew continues the experiment under marine endurance conditions.
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Brest
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Globe- Democrat
Iga’s Credit and Delivery
Peek
Florida
Esther Howard
Beedante
Charline Scribner
Grocery Dept
Joe Scribner
Meat Dept
Chuck Scribner
Angel Food
O. Or
Hy-Klas
SWIFT
Wepine
Indiana
Kroger
Free Sponge
Avalon Broom
Ajax Scott Towels
Clorox
Bartlett Pears S. Pie
O. He
Meer
Florida Valencias
WN Seis
Oread
U. S
China
Peron-Church
Andates Ae Mull
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