Cardinal Frings Visits Hiroshima Survivor in Tokyo
Cardinal Frings of West Germany met Father Makoto Kieinsorge known as a rare foreign survivor of the Hiroshima blast. The visit to Siebo International in Phoenix area followed reports of radiation sickness amid ongoing searches for the Lost Dutchman gold mine.
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Wilhelm Kilhelm Kieinsorge
Makoto “Fakakura
Hiroshima
Tokyo
Josef Cardinal Frings
West Germany
Cologne
Siebo International
Phoenix
Arizona
Escape Ringleader Surrenders After Companions Slain
Emanuel Andrews, 28, ringleader of a Jackson County Jail escape in Kansas City, surrendered after a gun battle killed companion Robert Polk. Polk, awaiting trial on robbery, and two detectives exchanged fire. Polk was killed. Andrews had masterminded the breakout, taking keys after assaulting a deputy. Australia note about diving natives appended.
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Kansas City
Emanuel Andrews
Jackson County
Andrews
Robert Polk
Harald Dickerson
Mira Hatfield
Dickerson
Pall
Polk
Red Cross Mobilizes Workers for Kansas City Area
The Red Cross mobilizes disaster workers from across the nation to respond to the Kansas City tornado emergency. Officials report 64 dead and 200 injured with 1,000 families affected as winds tear through the area south of Kansas City.
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Washington UK
Pie Ped Cross
Pacific Coast
Kansas City
National
Victory in Dispute On TV Quiz Program
A televised quiz dispute centered on a New York artist and a contentious five gun question. Judges ruled one contestant out after a challenge and declared Snodgrass correct or wrong, prompting post show questions about the outcome and scores.
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Westyep
Urass
Tinaf
New York
Smodierass
Asker
Renee
Colonaid touted as new laxative for fast bowel relief
An advertisement promotes Colonaid as a revolutionary laxative that moistens dry colon contents and adds bulk to stimulate normal urge to purge. It claims rapid relief from constipation overnight, safety during pregnancy, and no interference with nutrient absorption, priced at 98 cents for a 60 tablet package.
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Colonaid
Four Safety Awards For Westvaco Plant
The Westvaco Woest plant received four safety awards including National Safety and Wood Machinery honors. The safety committee chaired by John Marples presented the accolades to plant manager Sherman and Robert Williams. The Lawrence operation began in May and has earned high marks for its safety record.
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Westvaco Plant
Woestcoe Meneoral Piotiers Fuverstep
Hemes
Vtak
Nwarttis
Machon Yd Chetancel Corporation
Ams
Maorthiy
Comeniter
John Marples
Cuber Sherman
Robert Williams
Lawrence Pliant
Feortote Bon Cours
Awards From Leaders Highlight Early American Industry
The president of food machinery granted four awards while the Manufacturing Chemists Association and the National Safety Council each issued three. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. awarded two. Benjamin Franklin introduced mineral fertilizers to the United States by importing Swiss barley and Scotch kale and binnips.
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President of
Food Machinery
The
Manufacturing Chemists’ Association
National Safety Council
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Benjamin Franklin
U.S
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Hae
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New York Mirror
Joe Crardell
Terminix
Terminix CO. OF
Topeka
Central Cue
Red Cross
K.C
Cone
Wife Saver
Kansas
United State Browers Foundation
Bard
Kans
Birger Sandzon
Wichita
Nat
Llvantack
Kansas State
Kansgs
Salina
Business & Professions
Prangas City
AOD
Western Patra
Assoc
Topera
American Legion Auxilary State Convention
Parsome
Southeast Kansas
Haty S—Amporia
Centennial Calapration
United States Brewers Foundation
Tas Division
Uniter
Stotes
Topoke
Tainsies
Shearer
Forbes
State of Kansas Grain Inspection and Weighing Department
Farmers Cooperative Association
Lawrence
the Farmers Cooperative Association
Lawrence, Kansas
Haskell
Ney
Golden Jubilee
Kuhn Truck & Tractor Co
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