Forty British Seamen Feared Lost in Black Frost
Hull England forty British seamen aboard two trawlers are feared dead after distress signals from the 810 ton Roderiga and 59 ton Lorella were followed by silence. The ships reported heeling over in a hurricane and snowstorm north of Iceland near the North Cape. Lorella nicknamed Lucy. Roderigo signaled listing and danger, making abandon ship impossible due to hurricane conditions and freezing temperatures.
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Hull
England
Iceland
Lorella
Lucy
North Cape
Cape
World War NATO Move Amid Mixed Hemisphere Briefs
World-Wide News Briefs report rapid moves toward admitting West Germany to NATO with a House vote of 213 to 12 and Senate debate on the pact. Amid chaos, Viet Nam clashes persist. Panama evacuations and a rail line project face mixed progress. Jakarta reports Indonesian raids. Ottawa notes Canadian Parliament chatter on stagecraft and thefts.
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Ment
West Germany
House of Commons
Paris
Bonn Republic
NATO
Senate
Saigon
Viet Nam
Times
Luumi
City Station
Yankee Enterprise
Kansan Dies In Virginia
74 year old Eureka Kansas resident Mrs Pearl Brown died in University Hospital Charlottesville Virginia from injuries suffered in a highway accident near Williamsburg January 19. A truck and three cars collided on snow covered U S 60. The car was driven by her husband Robert E Brown a fellow ship student at the University of Virginia. Three daughters also survive.
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Charlottesville
Eureka, Kas
Pearl Brown
University Hospital
Williamsburg
Brown
U. S. 60
Robert E. Brown
University of Virginia
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mary Edna Wray observed at Eight Mile German Baptist Church
Mrs. Mary Edna Wray died Jan 23. Funeral services conducted Jan 25 at 2 pm by Brothers Alpha Davison and Allen Mohler at Eight Mile German Baptist Church. Pallbearers named Alvin Crist Alfred Altice Everett Wray Harlan Crist Delmer Wray Leonard Wray. Interment Pleasant Hill Cemetery route 1 Pomona. Nearly 400 attended. St Paul’s Methodist Stevens Point Wis features stained glass locomotive No 28 window honoring local railroaders from 1889.
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St. Paul's Methodist
Stevens Point
Wis
Notice of hearing in estate and suit in Franklin County Kansas
In the Probate Court Basil W. Kelsey ancillary administrator with will annexed seeks approval of his admin report and court costs for Lyda Stutsman estate with hearing set before February 4 1955 at 10 00 A M Ottawa Kansas. Also Harlan W Cannady and Frances Cannady sue to quiet title in Ottawa real estate describing Lot 11, not Lot 12, and seek judgments and bar adverse claims. Judge to decide ownership and require pleas by March 1945 in Ottawa court.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lyda Stutaman
State of
Kansas
Basil W. Kelsey
Lyda Stulsman
Sai
Ottawa
Kanss
Ly Slutsman
District Court
Harlan W. Cannady
Frances Cannady
Caroline Stelle
Henry H. Ludington
Laney Weatherwax
Caroline Asby
S. F. Brelor
Robin K. Shore
Maude Jerdo
Nora Herscher
Fred Herscher
Grace Unedzy
Anni Lindazy
Ray Bush
Earl Lind
George C. Lindsay
Marla J. Foster
R. Foster
Josie P. Tring
Ghardang
Harlan W
Swhady
Francea Cannady
City of
City
Phinntiffs
Ben
Wake
Kans
Joan B. Collins
Flora Fiollins
Pettiover
John B. Pierson
Georgia
Lee Radestock
Basil. Kelkey
Taw
Kany
B. W. Kelsey
Youth Admits Killing Man in Arizona Case
The FBI says an 18 year old hitchhiker admitted shooting Henry Clay Heath aged 68 in Chandler Arizona last Sunday. He claims he disposed of the body at an unknown location in Arizona. He was questioned after being found asleep in a Heath owned car in Kanopolis Kansas.
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Kansas City
FBI
Henry Clay Heath
Chandler
Ariz
William G. Simon
Charage
George Emmett Moore
Heath
Arizona
Moore
Kanopolis
Kas
Jess Kruse
Atomic clocks on beam yield precise navigation aids
MIT and Archbishop Had the clock developed by Jerrold Zacharias Kansas City honored at a dinner as two atomic clocks showed near perfect ticking. Townes said the Columbia clock has a possible variation of one second in 300 years. The announcement highlighted potential advances in navigation astronomy geophysics and communication.
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MIT
Charles H. Townes
Columbia
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Atchison, Kas
Columbia University
Edward J. Hunkeler
Archdiocese of Mit
Jerrold R. Zacharias
Kansas City
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Stayman Winesap
Tbs
Texas Novels
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Swanson
AJAX
Wilson
U.S
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Kansas City Star
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S. Main
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Schick
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Magnesia
Thornton
Pnce Cheta
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Iseris
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