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Newspaper

Burlington Herald

Location

Burlington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1949

Page

8

Fragmented OCR yields puzzle of garbled arts scene

A clipped OCR fragment mentions literary figures and a troubled arts scene in Philadelphia. It references performers, a soprano, a trap door incident, and alleged contamination of a paper, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.

Burlington opens fall buying season with new fashions

Burlington retailers today launched the fall buying season with new lines including the latest Hall fashions. The Burlington area shop offers ready merchandise for customers as they browse a refreshed selection.

Burlington Burlington Area

Hastings High and Hastings College in 1946 sports talk

A scrambled旧 voice piece mentions Hastings High School and Hastings College sports figures like Bill Madden, a Hastings two-miler, and Joe Haffner. It hints at 1946 era events, local cafe ribs, car license costs, and casual notes about figures such as Percy and Jerry Leyes, with scattered gossip and nicknames.

Poe Sagt Westhsten Hastings High Beast Percy Bob Madsen Jerry Leyes Doc Penrose Iowa U Bill Madden Trib Hastings College Miles Ray Work Bon Ton Cafe Joe Haffner Holman Gutman Tommy’ Peepee Tuck Oak Street Ace Ockert

Parking Meters Plan For River-Front Parking Expansion

State law requires 75 percent of meter revenue fund off street parking while 25 percent supports traffic control and upkeep. Bell's department surveyed the business district for ready parking spaces and river-front sites within walking distance. Plans call for financing new meters and city parking lots to ease congestion.

Bell’s Tiready Seeman Ace City

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