Egyptian King Blocks Fathia Wed To Commoner
In San Francisco on May 18 a saga of Egyptian royalty unfolds as 19 year old Fathia sister of King Farouk seeks a civil and mosque wedding to Ghali a commoner and Christian while the Egyptian king resists interference. Immigration officials note Ghali’s status and departure plans set for May 25 with no official deportation request from Egypt.
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Ghai
Princesa Fathia
Ghali
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Bruce Barber
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Ghalife
Gahli
Barber
Rita Hayworth Sells Home as Hollywood Ties End
Rita Hayworth is cutting ties with Hollywood. Charles T. Spencer, her representative, says she is selling her home and furniture, signaling she does not plan to return in the near future with Aly Khan.
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Rita
Hollywood
Rita Hayworth
Charles T. Spencer
Aly Khan
Award To Bad French Honors K U Football Star
The Ormand Beach trophy was presented to Bad French by Mrs. M J Getto with K U athletic director E C Quigley and coach J W Sikes present. French, a hard hitting halfback, was chosen by teammates for the memorial award. A larger permanent trophy was donated to the athletic department to inscribe annual winners.
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Ormand
Surgery for Bobby Jones in Boston 1818
A surgical operation was performed today on golf legend Bobby Jones at the New England Baptist Hospital in Boston to correct a long standing spinal problem from an accident two decades ago. The operation focused on the base of the skull area and was expected to improve his condition.
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Golfdam
Bobby Jones
Jones
New England Baptist Hospital
Resigns State Post Independence Kan May 18
Clarence P. Oakes Republican state senator for the 12th district resigns from his post in Kansas after serving in the legislature. The note records the resignation date and the district he represented.
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Independence
Kan
Clarence P. Oakes
Kis Resigns From Legislature While Serving in Germany
Kis resigns due to inability to attend the upcoming legislative session. He serves with the U S commission in Germany. Oakes states the decision in a letter to Gov Frank Carlson and a copy goes to the Independence Daily Reporter.
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U. S
Germany
Oakes
Frank Carlson
Independence Daily Reporter
Man Dies After Fall From Roof in Arma
John Malnar, 60, was fatally injured in a fall from the roof of his Arma home while repairing shingles. The ladder slipped causing the deadly accident yesterday.
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Arma
Kan
John Malnar
Jayhawk creator James E OBryan profits from art career
James E O Bryant former Lawrence boy now publicity director at Mutual Broadcasting in New York City continues drawing in spare time. He shaped the Jayhawk at KU and helped popularize it as a business emblem including the Jayhawk hotel in Topeka. His new syndicated feature Happily Ever After launches June 5 with editions ordered by Cleveland Plain Dealer Washington Post Indianapolis Star and St Louis Post-Dispatch.
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Mutual Broadcasting Company
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George P. Hollingbery
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Washington Post
Indianapolis Star
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Lawrere
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New York
Workmen Begin Sidewalk Replacement at Thut Mass Church
Crews started removing the brick sidewalk on the south side of the Church of God building at Thut Mass street. A concrete walk will replace the old bricks, signaling a new paving project in the area.
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Thut
Massachusett
G. O. P. Passes Economy Budget for Michigan
Lansing May 18 The Republican controlled Michigan senate passed a $270 million economy budget after a 12 hour Democratic filibuster ending at 4 30 a m The bill totals $15 million less than current operating expenses and $7 million below Gov G Mennen Williams proposed amount The GOP rushed it to the house for quick floor action amid ongoing budget wrangling with terms of a second marathon session expected later today
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Mich
Michigan
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G.O.P
House
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Eto
Housework Easy Without Nagging Backache
Awkward wording, but article discusses backache from aging and stress, leading to headaches and fatigue. Mentions nights of urination issues and bladder irritation from cold, with implied dietary factors. Ends with promotional claim for a medical product related to relief.
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Shatner
Washington May 18 civilian workers total in executive branch
Washington reports the number of civilian workers in the executive branch reached 2,090,925 at the end of the period. The figure reflects ongoing federal staffing levels as measured in the May government accounting.
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Washington
Civil Service Announces Census Worker Total
March figures show 14,000 temporary census workers with a total payroll of 140,517 higher than February end. The note also mentions lowering cooking temperatures for safe poultry preparation.
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Civil Service
Mani
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