Fragmented questions mix with historic hints and names
A garbled OCR fragment mixes references to Taft era figures, wartime officials, and a quiz style column. It mentions Paris peace talks, Alabama birth dates, U S Senate history, a Liverpool born journalist, awards, and a roving correspondent, with scattered biographical prompts and a puzzle tone about “Who is he” and column byline clues.
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Senate
Montgomery
Alabama
United States
House of Representatives
Liverpool
England
New York
Europe
Japan
Kopecki
Kremlin
Search
Ussr
Stalin and Cos
Botrom
Ideal plan for South in 6 No Trumps after club lead
In a high level bridge scenario South must pick the proper sequence to manage trumps and ruffs. The recommended plan involves ruffing clubs in dummy when needed, conserving trump length, and timing the diamond winners to maximize tricks. Focus on ruffing clubs, blocking opponents, and avoiding overruffing to reach the ten trick game.
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Ich
Wet Everywhere
South
Trumps
East
Theft Of YI Duce Body Signals Fas cist March
Five years into the sun files report a claim that the theft of YI Duce body may herald a fascist march. Russia again disrupts UN operations as tensions rise.
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Ace
YI Duce
Russia
Ordall Bakeries
Tri-Cities
Nelson A. McEbroy
Horace Mann
Bergstrom Airfield
Bastrop
Barbers Hill
Charles
Porter
Winkler County Prohibition Election Set for May Fifth
A local option vote on prohibition is set for May 5 in Winkler County. It would be the first countywide dry vote since 1933, triggered by a petition from 10 percent of qualified voters. City jurisdictions include Kermit and Wink.
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Winkler County
Kermit —Ip
Kermit and
Wink
Newborn Boy Becomes Uncle On Same Day
In San Francisco at Joseph's Hospital Harold and Mrs Harold Johnson welcomed Terry Gregg John at 1 52 am weighing eight pounds twelve ounces. Terry's sister Ald Barrett gave birth to Gary Wayne Barrett seven pounds three ounces.
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San Francisco
Terry Gregg Johnson
Terry
Harold Johnson
Hos- Joseph's Hospital
Ald J. Barrett
Gary Wayne Barrett
Nebraska’s Arbor Day Established Planting Milestone
More than a million trees were planted across Nebraska on April 10, 1872, marking the first Arbor Day. The initiative encouraged widespread tree planting and environmental awareness, led by state journalist J. Sterling Morton who proposed the observance to honor nature and renew forests.
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Nebraska
Fire official jokes on names amid Austin blaze
In South Austin, fire officials discussed the Big Bear food and liquor store fire as a fire marshal identified himself to reporters with a play on his name. Heaton said heat on is a common pun, noting Dallas’s fire marshal W. G. Burns shares a similar surname.
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Sepi
Irs
W. L. Heaton
Heaton
Dallas
W. G. Burns
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