Byrnes urges tax cuts and spending cuts to curb deficit
Former Secretary of State Jarre F Byrnes warned at Washington and Lee and at a Southern Governors conference that federal taxes and the public debt threaten the nation. He argued big government is riskier than big business and urged cutting expenditures even as Congress resists new taxes.
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Biloxi. Miss
Truman
Jarre F. Byrnes
Southern Governors’ Conference
Byrnes
Washington and Lee Universits
Executive Department
Congress
Roosevelt
U.S. Supreme Court
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Welcome KU Students From Around World
Members of the Friends church hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for foreign students attending the University of Kansas along with other guests. Mrs. Mildred Watson spoke on the holiday's origins, and students from Hungary Syria China Costa Rica Israel Czechoslovakia Iraq Peru Germany and more shared their experiences while a Czech song was performed with piano accompaniment.
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Friends Church
University of Kansas
Mildred Watson
United States
Ted Szabo
Hungary
Virginia Baroudjian
Syria
Chi C. Chow
China
Flora Flores
Costa Rica
Martin Wollman
Israel
Dagmar Hasalova
Czechslovakia
Anton Dvorak
Nk White
St. Louis
Younis Dabbagh
Iraq
Miloslav Fuegner
Magdalena Berger
Blanka Stransky
Czechoslovakia
Loy H. Chang
Che C. Chow
David Y. H. Wong
David Shan-i Nee
Isabel Maria Moya
Eva Rother
Lima
Peru
Karshia Lohman
Honolulu
Hawaii
Adnan Abdullah
Baghdad
Werner Winter
Germany
William C. McMinn
West Virginia
Bill C. Hughes
Baldwin
Helen Yatsho
Kingston
R. E. Love
Agnes Lilley
Lawrence
Italian actress Marina Berti poses in silk slip for publicity
Hollywood novelty photo sparks comment as Marina Berti says a woman is not a woman until she can attract a man with her clothes on. She posed for cheesecake art in a sienese silk slip ahead of her film Deported with a major role.
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Hollywood
Marina Berti
Ghost Writing Question Sparks Washington Debate
Justice Jackson denounces ghost writing as counterfeiting in a Washington case involving a lawyer who used another man's name. The piece notes Clark Clifford’s role as a Truman ghost writer and outlines how White House speeches were prepared by aides, with presidents editing.
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Washington
Justice Jackson
Supreme Court
Truman
Roosevelt
Clark Clifford
White House
Rosenman
Clifford
Mr. Truman
University of Kansas opens new surgery unit in Kansas City
The University of Kansas unveiled a 1 035 000 surgery center at its medical campus in Kansas City Kansas. Governor Frank Carlson led 175 officials and guests at the dedication as Dr Thomas Grover Orr performed the first operation. The new wing has eight operating rooms a pathology lab and 75 beds with on each floor dining and support facilities.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Franklyn Wilsen
Merrian
Wilson
Maurice D. Weelf
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Frank Carlson
Thomas Grover Orr
Doctor Orr
Alfred Dietrich
Horton
Wayne Bartlett
Wichita
Vincent Cedarblade
Denver
Birds raid fishing boat for sardines off Santa Monica
A large flock of pelicans and seagulls swooped in at Santa Monica on Thanksgiving eve and consumed hundreds of pounds of sardines from the fishing vessel Bunkie, tied up for refueling. The crew was ashore. many birds could not fly afterward, drifting in the harbor.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Bunkie
Santa Barbara
Sign executive sentenced after wife's fatal shooting
Earl B. Newby 68, a Kansas City sign company executive, was sentenced to 10 years for the fatal shooting of his wife at their home April 21. Convicted of second degree murder October 20, the defendant was denied a new trial by District Judge Russell C. Hardy.
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Kansas City
Kan
Earl B. Newby
Sign
Newby
Russell C. Hardy
Bargain at United Charities Auction
In London on November 22 a lady bought a black handbag for half a crown before the auctioneer found it contained ten pounds worth of jewelry left by a helper.
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London
United Charities
Pike Peak Named for Lt. Zebulon Pike Discovery
The peak in Colorado was named after Lt. Zebulon M. Pike who found and explored the summit in 1806.
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Pikes Peak
Zebulon M. Pike
Opening Night Frenzy at the Metropolitan Opera
The Met kicked off its fifth season with Der Rosenkavalier led by Rise Stevens and Eleanor Steber as celebrities mobbed the corridors between acts. Television cameras drew the crowd while a veteran table captain lamented the crowded aisles and intrusion into the bar area.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Richard Strauss
der Rosenkavalier
Rise Stevens
Eleanor Steber
Opera House
39Th Street
Broadway
ABC
Betty Henderson
Lauritz
Melchoir
Lovely
Dorothy Kirsten
Harold R. Medina
Woodstock Notes on Local Music and History
In a scrambled item from the page, readers see mentions of Woodstock culture topics and a county supervise visit. The readable text references grade details and a Detter square on the page.
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Loaem
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