Bravely Seanon Faces Workday Struggles at Home
A fragmented report describes Seanon, a worker, facing long hours and a cramped shop setting. The piece references his routine at a fix-it shop, time spent at home, and a miniature serial chair during the day. The text emphasizes fatigue and a busy, seated workday.
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Orchestra Leader Once Cooked For Loggers
Vancouver’s Curtis Graham born Kurt Hanss Gremnt rose from camp cook for loggers at Porpoise Bay and Ucluelet to conductor of a concert orchestra and host of the biweekly Music We Love series. Previously a headwaiter at two Vancouver night clubs his rise traces from camp cook to maestro.
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Missionaries Decipher Unknown Language
Washington report profiles Rev Wesley Sadler and his wife as they study Lama, a language spoken by about 40,000 Liberian natives on Africa's west coast. Sadler, on leave, has spent 11 years and two years of advance study to prepare a 7,000 word dictionary.
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Louisiana Leader Attacks Administration in Democratic Split
Baton Rouge, Aug 2112 A bitter States Rights leader Leander Perez sharpened dissension as Louisiana Democrats met to decide on the party’s presidential ballot. Perez called the national leaders diabolical and warned the party could violate the constitution if it succeeds. A key goal was to determine whether Stevenson and Sparkman would receive the Louisiana roaster on the ballot amid factional strife and debates over a possible third ticket.
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Self-Taught Coal Miner Studies Philosophy in America
Frank Busso, a Cannonsburg coal miner who arrived from Italy in 1911, spent his spare time reading philosophy, sociology and history. He taught himself English and other languages, building a personal library valued at about 106,000 dollars from his meager earnings.
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Damaged destroyers report casualties after Korea coast clash
badly damaged by shore batteries off the east coast of Korea the U S destroyer John R Pierce heads to Japan for repairs. no casualties on the Pierce but 24 forsy to five itch hoses in her superstructure and 20 feet square holes in both smoke stacks. in the same action one sailor was killed on the destroyer Barton and another seriously wounded.
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U.S
John R Pierce
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