Fragmented OCR note on 17th century Coventan publication
The readable fragments describe a period newspaper with date around March 1670, listing editors and printing department roles, advertising, and notices in a colonial-era style. Names include Mille Yow, Ken Wayman, Will Withers, and references to Flowerall and Carlium. The text is garbled but centers on an old printing venture and its staff.
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Flawerall
Arima
Ken Wayman
Aia Carlium
Arriely
1953 Notions of Economic Boom Probed by Forecasters
The fragment discusses 1953 as a year of high expectations, noting unemployment figures near 2.9 million and total production around 112 billion dollars. It highlights large-scale U S business activity, installment buying, and the belief that American prosperity will continue into 1957 despite fragmented data and optimistic projections.
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Dan
Salier Torus
Mag
Australia
Peuark
Menten
Inauguration Focus Shapes Early Congress Outlook
Washington dispatch outlines cautious expectations for the new Congress under President Eisenhower. Analysts predict debates over Senate rules and immigration, with potential tax relief and inflation concerns amid foreign and defense spending pressures.
Unpredictable Lausche Nod to Dems Signals Political Turmoil
A fragmented summary notes Frank Lausche voting with Democrats to join the Senate, triggering GOP fears of Democratic control and a potential shift in power. The piece discusses Eisenhower era dynamics, civil rights push, and the impact of Senate rules on party majorities amid national policy debates.
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Frank Lausche
Senate
Republican Party
Manny Jaybirds
Gdoon Hwo Anj
Dane Ments
State of the Union
Sperch
Secon
Hoth
ANC
Faruting bid opens for Koel Field project in Flaggtaff
City council invites bids for the Koel Field improvements east of town with a 5 p.m. closing. Mayor Marald and Mrs Harvey Krause led a meeting on forming Parent-Teacher Organizations while Fog staff Education Association discussed education at Wednesday evening session.
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Syes
Koel Field
Flaggtaff
Harvey Krause
Farent-Teachir
Fogstaff Education Association
Winter meeting travel for Border States coaches
Twenty years ago F and Osborn and Coach Aaron McGreary left to attend winter meetings in El Paso to review changes in intercollegiate athletic competition for the coming camping year. Charley Willy of Tuba City fell through a building doorway, cut his wrist, and required five stitches, later discharged. County supervisors R E Taylor Joseph Waldhaus and James Kennedy include Taylor as board chairman. Kennedy from Williams. Taylor retained after a third two year term. President Greg Gammage and Mrs. Gammage returned last week from Tucson after Christmas holidays.
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Aaron McGreary
Border States
Atje Paso
Charley Willy
Tuba City
R.E. Taylor
Joseph J. Wald
Denver garage thief discounts vintage car allure
A Denver burglary story notes a thief who ignores old Model T Ford era features and jet age styling, leaving behind attempted antique designs while stealing a handsome auto from a Denver garage. The report hints at the thief showing no interest in vintage car details.
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Denver
Ike's Mideast Proposal and U.N. Role in Crisis
Eisenhower proposes U S armed action in the Middle East with U N Security Council oversight. The piece explains veto dynamics between the United States and Russia, the Security Council’s authority, and the self-defense loophole under Article II of the UN Charter.
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Associated Press
Washington .N
Eisenskavets
United Nations
I. M
United States
Livy
U.N
Congress
Jie
Eisenhower
U.N. Security, Council
Curity Council
Security Council
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Pond
Fisenhower
U. S
Russia
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Jaycee Tale ent Mentha thanks supporters
The FLAGSTAFF JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE thanks many people and organizations for their help in the Jaycee Talent Marathon. Special appreciation goes to The DAILY SUN KEL S KVNA radio personnel and local businesses for prizes and support. The March of Dimes event was aided by the Flagstaff Sheriff’s Power Ray-H-Leaus and Rocky. The Madison Wisconsin Forest Products Laboratory is noted as the largest wood research facility.
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The
Daily Sun
KELS
KVNA
Wagstaff
Flagstaff
Forest Products Laboratory
Madison, Wis
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