World Lived a Little and Died a Little on This Day
A sweeping global sketch for April 4 1957 tracks life across Tokyo Los Angeles Mumbai Moscow and Israel. It notes births and deaths including Kawamura and Tam ar at Hadassah while detailing climate shifts and daily routines in cities from Manila Bay to Shanghai and beyond.
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Mwinalasie
Rockies
Moscow
Australia
Pacific
Asia
Tokyo
Murray family awaits word on daughter's condition after accident
Mrs. Murray, who recently left for Korea to begin a two year assignment, says she and her husband have not received direct word on their daughter's condition yet. The Journal-World reported the first news of the accident Sunday afternoon and a Red Cross inquiry has been sent with hope of a reply today.
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Korea
Murray
Journal- World Today
Journal-World
Red Cross
Bedouin General Named Head of Jordan Army
The Bedouin general who helped King Hussein quell last month's unrest was named head of the Jordanian army. Maj. Gen. Hades Majali was appointed chief of staff, taking the post after earlier commanders deserted. Martial law tightened as Bedouin troops arrested Red sympathizers and nationalists. new military courts were announced with Col. Suleiman Sakhat heading Jerusalem court and Col. Abdel Karim Barghoty heading Amman court. Special courts will try military defendants.
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Amman
Jordan
Beitoun
Hussein
Hades Majali
Majall
Suleiman Sakat
Jerusalem
Abdel Karim Barghoty
Pleasant spring weather with scattered showers across regions
Mild conditions prevailed across much of the nation with clear skies and rising temperatures. Rain was light and limited to small spots in the far Northwest and along parts of the California coast. Louisiana faced crested Red River flooding forcing hundreds from their homes while the Red River neared flood levels near Shreveport, threatening Powhatan and Clarence further downstream.
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Mofitana
Tolaho
Pacific Coast
Wyoming
South Dakota
Nebraska
Miami
Glenwood
N. M
California
Texas
Louisiana
Red River
Shreveport
Powhatan and
Clarence
Syria Leftists Win Three Parliamentary By-Elections
Pro Egyptian leftists captured three seats in the 142-member parliament while government-backed candidates won local contests amid a light turnout and charges of political foul play. One government contest was decided on local issues with opposing forces defeated.
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Damascus
Syria
Shukri Kuwatly
Annual Sigma Xi Dinner Tuesday at Kansas University
Dr. Roger J. Williams of the Tex as University Biochemical Institute will speak at the Kansas Chapter Sigma Xi annual banquet on Tuesday at Kansas University. The event includes initiation of five full members and twenty eight associate members, with details on new officers and member fields in entomology and chemistry.
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Roger J. Williams
Biochemical Institute
Texas University
Kansas
Sigma Xi
National Honorary Science Society
Kansas University
Williams
American Chemical Society
Willams
India
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Redlands University
Chicago University
Columbia University
Pr. Williams
America
Earl A. Cro
John ¥. Sorolofsky
Cathryn H. Gudmundsen
Wilford Nansor
Carl Reitenmyer
Jean Murray Hurt in Seoul Air Collision
Miss Jean Murray of Lawrence, staff member of the American Korean Foundation, was among six Americans injured when a U S Army plane and a Korean Air Force C46 collided near Seoul Municipal Airport. Murray suffered a possible left shoulder fracture but was reported in good condition. None aboard the ROK plane was hurt. Murray is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Murray of 504 La St and a former managing editor of the Journal-World.
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Jean Murray
Lawrence
Seoul
Miss Murray
American Korean Foundation
Joseph Murray
St. Murray
Journal-World
Murray
Winchester
Kas
Weekly Star
Kansas University
Tonanasie Alumni Banquet Marks 25th Class of 1932
Tonganasie High School auditorium hosts the alumni banquet at 7 p.m. on Saturday May 11 to observe the 25th anniversary of the Class of 1932. The event brings together former students and staff for a reunion mood.
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Tonganasie
Tonanasie High School
Four A M Students Die in Oklahoma Wreck Near Stillwater
Four Oklahoma A&M College students were killed and another seriously hurt in a head on collision 17 miles west of Stillwater Oklahoma on State Highway 41. A third car overturned as its driver tried to avoid the wreckage. the driver and two college companions were not hurt. Rosin a mixture of water and turpentine is a major ingredient in making soap varnish and cement.
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Stillwater
Oklaha
Oklahoma A&m College
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Saul Pett
Los Angeles
Florida
Japan
Toprind Bay
Bor
Nobuaki
Yoshiko Kawamura
Rosten
Lea
Apela
HH Murphy
Massachusetts Electre Co
Kawamura
Alan
Rey Pain Shop
Manila Bay
Alejandro Pascual
Pascuals
Alejandro
Boston
Bil Murphy
Kia
Mary
Walt Bill Murphy
Siberia
Yangize
Malaya
Kerala
India-Pakistan
Mangi Ram
Mitrone
New Delhi
Win
Rockefeller Foundation
Radha
Rukmini
Krishna
Molly Ann Brown
Seattle
Indian Ocean
Arabia
King Saud
Iran
Near East
Africa
Dimitri Shepilov
Ivan Ivanovich Lisay
Frank Furters
Lisey
Lisuys
Ivan
Zinaida
Moscow State Hospital No. 30
Russia
Tatiana
Israel
Golda Meir
Gaza
Hadassah Hospital
Tiana
Shushana
Tamar
Ishak
Iraq
Noooov
Burt Wien
Jordan Army
Parsons
Joe Schelbar
Nick Schelbar
Seolunit
Catelina
Stauffer Home
Tennessee
Wayne EB. Bates
Don G. Bebout
Stewart Blumenfeld
Joseph A. Christy
Dennis Dahl
Nancy A. Dahl
Darrell E. Davis
Barbara Erickson
Johnna Bo
Clarence E. Harms
Wi Hartnett
Virginia Hocker
William M. Kieth
George D. Klein
Dickson
Lang
Kenneth R. Lucas
John C Mann
John Merrittt
Takeshi Aiura
William Northey
Stella Pearce
George B. Pedrick
John Riggs
Audrey Roberts
Thomas Santoro
Gunther Schlager
George W. Swift
Richard L. Winchell
Washington
L. E. Anderson
H. L. Reedy
Kansas League of Women Voters
National Council of the League of Women Voters
Washington, D.C
Anderson
League of Women Voters
American Heritage Foundation
Stauffer
Aes
Loaing
Massachusetts Street
Roberts
Viking
YES
Leones Sede
Afl
College Jeweler
Bae
Avhixon
Don Grawford
Bob Blank
Kansas Public Service Company