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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1955

Page

10

Ike Seeks World Peace Through Any Means

President Eisenhower vows to do anything to aid world peace while stressing that reelection must preserve self respect and urging a possible Big Four meeting among the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union. He spoke to Republican women outlining aims for peaceful global relations and domestic prosperity.

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Sheppard Seeks Freedom After New Trial Bid

Cleveland courtroom notes Mr Samuel L Sheppard seeks a new trial on newly discovered evidence as appeals court consideration looms. He remains jailed after July charges accusing him of bludgeoning Marilyn Sheppard in their Ray Village home. The judge overseeing his case is Judge Blythin, who presided at the original conviction.

Cleveland Samuel TL Sheppard Iday Fife Blythin Sheppar Sheppard Jas Marilyn Ray Village

Mitchum Denies Nude Dinner Story as False Publication

Santa Monica California Mitchum alleges Confidential magazine printed a false and untrue article accusing him of a nude masquerade party stunt during a movie celebration He claims the piece was published to defame ridicul e and seeks redress The same dispatch notes Topeka front page items about a bid for air conditioning in the governor’s mansion and a legislative authorization in 1955.

Santa Mosica Calif Robert Mitchum Confidential Mitchum Topeka Governor's Mansion

Stratofortress Stars At Air Force Show At Eglin

At Eglin Air Force Base Florida the B52 Stratofortress made its public debut in a firepower demonstration. The eight engine bomber flew nonstop from Seattle arriving at 3 59 pm after a 2200 mile flight. It was escorted by two F four jet fighters as 40 000 spectators watched the display.

Eglin Air Force Base Fla Air Force Air Proving Ground Command Eglin Seattle Wash

Adenauer vows to fight neutralization price of German unification

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said he would reject any Soviet proposal at a high level conference that would trade West German neutralization for unification. He argued such a solution would shift global power and harm peace. He stressed the German people want union in freedom, not slavery. West Germany joined NATO as its 15th member, and the GDR prepared to mobilize half a million troops to bolster defense.

Paris Konrad Adenauer West Germany East Zone North Atlantic Treaty Organization Gann Republic Adenauer Germany

Local Produce Market Sees Seasonal Shifts and Growth

Hurwitz notes demand for out of season fruits like watermelons and cantaloupe in winter while strawberries appear locally. A Georgia freeze may cut peaches next fall, and canned soft drinks join new items as storage friendly. He credits Lawrence residents, the University, and area support for 14 years in business and praises the new building.

California Kansas City Hurwitz Georgia Lawrence University

Red Cross Chapters Governed By Local Autonomy

Larry Heeb outlines the autonomy of Red Cross chapters from budgets to service choices while highlighting the national structure with 50 governors and four regional offices. Mrs. Murray reports 1955 fund at 14204 with 113 raised after shortfall, and Harr home service notes 38 cases handled. Red Cross remains the sole organization allowed to…

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Red Cross Helps Hospitals With Entertainment Programs

Mrs Ralph Wolfson reports six shows for Winter Veterans Hospital and seven for Kansas State Hospital at Topeka. Thirteen volunteer drivers supported 178 performers who donated 376 hours. Letters from hospitals show shows aid therapy. A meeting will plan the blood bank in the next wing. International Red Cross Week is May 18 to 24.

Ralph Wolfson Hospital Entertainment Winter Veterans Hospital Kansas State Hospital Topeka Wedison Ralph T. Canutesen Red Cross Bhe Lawrence Mremnonal Hospital Ineerie Nest John Patton Special Services Varnum International Red Cross YY. Young Courtmitice Walt Varnum Earle Patton Milcsudl Watson Hoyt Thomas Kenneth Whitenight W. Murray

Douglas Jennings Dr Ralph Canuteson and Bill Hough

Douglas Jennings is joined by Dr Ralph Canuteson and Bill Hough in a community event highlighting local health and civic initiatives. The trio outlines plans, partnerships, and timing for an upcoming public meeting and service opportunities.

Douglas Jennings Ralph Canuteson Bill Hough

Poisoned Food Recovered From Kansas City Parking Lot

Police recovered 278 packages of allegedly poisoned food stolen from a California company and stored in a Kansas City parking area. Authorities warned the public not to eat any item as the contents were saturated with a toxic weed killer.

Kansas City Vartage Danteros California Hadger

House Group Votes For Doctor Draft Extension

The House Armed Services Committee voted 24-0 to extend the draft for doctors and dentists for two more years. The bill keeps medical service obligations active until they retire and removes a provision for federally financed scholarships to boost medical staffing, sending that idea to a subcommittee for study.

Washington House Armed Services Committee

Rerun of Civil War Part Of Campaign for Historic Site

A reheat of Civil War history features a campaign to restore the Lexington site. Price’s Mississippi State Guards and Wentworth cadets reenact battles near Kansas City with hemp bale breastworks and river siege tactics that led to Mulligan’s Union surrender.

Campaign For Historic Lexington Steining Prues James A. Mullgan Seveerr Wentworth Mites Academy Wentworth Batte Noth Kansas City Missouri Mulligan Price Leaington Lwan

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