Meetings with Kipling and British notables in wartime London
The author recalls unplanned and half planned encounters in London in 1919, including receptions hosted by Lord and Lady Astor attended by General Pershing, Lord Reading, and poet Rudyard Kipling. He notes conversations with Kipling, Lord Reading, and notes the presence of three kings, plus meetings around Windsor and the Paris peace treaty events. The piece shifts to a later report on a Japanese beetle suppression program by the Illinois Department of Agriculture in East St. Louis, covering affected area, pests, and treatment scope along the Mississippi River from Cahokia to McKinley Bridge.
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Astor
London
Lady Astor
Nancy Langhorne
Britain
Pershing
A.E.F
Bullock
Duke of Connaught
George V
Lord
Florence Mountbatten
Duchess of Marlborough
Lord Reading
U. S
America
Rudyard Kipling
Queen Victoria
Windsor
Kipling
House of Commons
Sir Harry Lauder
Eagle Hut
Strand
California
Prince of Wales
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Edward VIII
George VI
Lloyd George
Paris
Illinois Department of Agriculture
East St. Louis
U.S.D.A
Mississippi River
Cahokia
McKinley Bridge
Horseshoe Lake
Fairmont City
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense crossword clue list with across and down items covering embark strike breaker lift musical sounds patriarch half an em wartime refugee abbr custard cherry or lemon fuel music note at home defend like some hopes freezes one kind of shell part of to be deception promise likened bovine bone narrow spade portion of a curved line Guido s note land measure canal boat give back as money bay window river Lib bare saltmarsh conceal pro pro Danish noun fjord covered through with one kind of frosting engine June plotted tyre indefinite Bev article erage scrub name of lodg Libertying Island place quick level reaches ate across greedily minced path surpass large seed Canada covering First artery governor of seed Canada covering
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Bovine
Lodg- Libertying Island
Seed Canada
Unclear Entry Sparsely Read in Last Week’s Page
Fragmentary OCR item notes a fish line cork reference and constellation entry with a neighbor clue near N B and N H, leaving ambiguity about the full context and identities involved.
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Cork
Constellation
N. B
N.H
Great Bands and Classics From Goldman to Grieg
A nostalgic look at the Goldman Band with Richard Franko Goldman conducting a program spanning American history from Chester to When Johnny Comes Marching Home. It also notes Grieg melodies and Leonard Pennario with the LA Philharmonic under Erich Leinsdorf, plus performances by the Hollywood Bowl and Capitol Symphonies under conductors Roger, Earl Burris, and Carmen Dragon.
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New York
Central Park
Goldman Band
Edwin Franko Goldman
America
Richard Franko Goldman
Chester
New Hampshire
Morton Gould
Johnny
Edvard Grieg
Grieg
Solveig
Leonard Pennario
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra
Erich Leinsdorf
Hollywood Bowl Symphony
Capitol Symphony
Roger Ww
Earl Bernard Murra
Carmen Dragon
Hair styles and rules for teen students in school
The column advises teens to follow school rules on hair when classes resume, noting rules apply to all students for orderly learning. It acknowledges hair as a female prerogative but says styles revert to peers' preferences over time. Submit questions to For And About Teenagers via Community and Suburban Press Service, Frankfort, KY.
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Community and Suburban Press Service
Frankfort
May Was Wet and Cool in Southern Illinois Says SIU Lab
Southern Illinois had the wettest and coolest May in five years per SIU Climatology Laboratory. May rainfall averaged about 1.5 inches above normal with totals from Mt. Vernon 3.55 to Cairo 9.5 inches. Temperatures were about three degrees below normal in May, and planting delays possible shifted some corn to soybeans.
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Southern Illinois
Southern Illinois University Climatology Laboratory
Mt. Vernon
Cairo
Sparta
Southern
Illinois
Harrisburg
Benton Station
Anna
Benton
Brookport
Carbondale
Carmi
Chester
Cobden
Creal Springs
DuQuoin
Elizabethtown
Glendale
Golconda
Grand Tower
Makanda
McLeansboro
Shawheetown
Driving safety rules urged by Paul Powell
Secretary of State Paul Powell emphasizes pedestrian responsibility in highway safety. Pedestrians should jay-walk rarely, cross at intersections or marked crosswalks, obey signals, look both ways, walk on the left on country roads, and wear light at night. A free copy of the Rules of the Road can be requested by mail.
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Tequest
Paul Powell
Sprin
Television Talent And Marketing Courses Highlight Summer
A six week International Marketing study at Harvard features James A. Cassin of Illinois leading a group of business and government leaders in marketing research This July Fourth bell ringing festival expands to the national celebration with Illinois centering activities at Mount Morris starting at 1 PM CDT.
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James A. Cassin
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Cassin
Illinois Department of Business and Economic Development
International Marketing Institute
United States
Sinois
America
Illinois
Mount Morris
Ogle County
Early Retirement Improves Finances for Public Utility Worker
A 60 year old public utility employee, Wilbert H. Jennings, retires at 62 after evaluating his pension plan. He gains higher early retirement income, health insurance advantages, and tax exemptions, with Social Security and pension adjustments. moving to a trailer home and downsizing lifestyle follows. He notes monthly gains of about 75 dollars and explains the shift in finances and living arrangements.
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Wilbert H. Jennings
Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Medicare
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