Saar Elections Create Tension on Frontier Saarland Ballot
Voters in Saarbrucken cast ballots in a Sunday parliamentary election for a 50 member legislature with pro German parties barred. Bonn rejects the vote as illegal and urged a boycott while Adenauer warns Germany will not recognize the result. Premier Hoffmann reports death threats amid political tension over Saar status and possible future German return.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
Ast Week
France
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Johannes Hoffman
Hoffman
Christian People’s Party
Molfman
Hitler
Irmany
Topeka Mailman Charged With Theft of TB Funds
Charles Dick of Topeka, a 12 year mail carrier, waived preliminary hearing on a federal charge of stealing $2 from the mails. He posted a $2,300 bond and was discharged from the postal service after being bound over to federal court. Inspectors tied the case to four letters containing funds from Christmas seals mailed by Topeka residents.
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Topeka
Kansas Letter Carriers Association
Charles Dick
Postal Service
Post Office
Topeka Tuberculosis Association
Hungry Hornets Threaten Israel's Early Harvest
The FAO bulletin warns the Oriental hornet devastates honey bees in Israel, destroying 30 to 50 percent of apiaries and eating ripe fruit. Dates require paper bag protection while hornets gnaw young trees. poisoned meat bait helps but costs too much with limited meat supply.
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Rome
Israel
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Toy ideas to brighten a shut-in child at Yule time
The Associated Press notes experts advise quiet age appropriate toys that foster imaginative play for shut ins. Balloons bring joy across ages, enabling activity for the mobile and bedbound, while pull toys and imaginary play sets such as nurse kits dolls and wooden ships captivate 2 to 5 year olds and older. Large construction blocks and trackers encourage group or parent guided play. Infant crib toys soothe crying and provide needed exercise.
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Associated Press
Claudia D. Gips
Teachers College
Columbia University
Lenox Hill Hospital
New York
Coll
Miss Gips
Storm victims recovered near Wichita in triple death toll
Two more storm victims were found Friday raising the week’s total to three. Billy Lee Sims, 21, was found in a stalled car west of Wichita and Earl Black, 70, was found in his Valley Center home north of the city. Coroner Sam Smith cited asphyxiation in both deaths. Black appeared to have been overcome by fumes but reached his house before collapsing. Dwight L. Megli of Augusta was found dead in a stalled car east of here on Wednesday.
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Wichita
Billy Lee Sims
Earl Black
Valley Center
Sam Smith
Black
Dwight L. Megli
Augusta
Here
Tips for Homemakers: Sifting Flour and Frying Donuts
Practical kitchen advice for bakers and makers. Sift flour before measuring to ensure fine texture in cakes. un sifted flour may yield up to three tablespoons per level cup. Mix sugar and cinnamon to top cookies. fry donuts in small batches. turn as surfaces brown. tapioca cream with fig sauce offers a cooling dessert.
Pin-Up Symbol of U S Graduation Inspires Korea Reformatory
At Anyang Reformatory near Seoul, 22 teenage boys sleep in two rooms while a cut out U S high school graduation photo hangs as a symbol of a better life. UNCACK and Maj. Slick have reopened the facility after 1950, aiming to build self respect through schooling, reading, writing, and art while confronting hunger, theft, and Communist charges.
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Seoul
Korea
NEA
Anyang Reformatory
U. S
Reformatory
South Korea
Uncack
Stanley §. Slick
Uncack Public Safety Officer
Anyang
North Korea
Ophan
King
Slick
An Chong Soon
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165Th —Tatgntry Armory
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Stephen Dunne
George Clevelas
Tex Williams
Disney
Robin Nood
Thaugh
Rupert de Is Bere
London
Sirecia
Joe M. Smith
Mr. Smith
Mrs
Bascom C. Fearing
Kay's Bakery
John Wayne
Tomns
Maureen Ohara
Barry Fitzgerald
EK Prevuz
Granada
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