The Lighter Side: Hat in the Ring Game Satirizes Campaigns
A humorous review notes the Changing Times Education Service released a board game called Halsh the Ring that mocks presidential campaigns. It presents funny, exaggerated consequences like losing delegates for mishaps such as wood poisoning at an ox roast and a rally turning into a riot, offering social critique through games.
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Wallington
UPT
Changing Times Education Service
Changing Times
Four Construction Workers Die in Lubbock Sewer Trench Cave-In
In Lubbock Texas four construction workers were buried under twenty feet of dirt after a sewer trench cave-in. Justice of the Peace Charles Sill confirmed suffocation as the cause. Eddie Maxwell Javier Saneh 5 Raymond Rodriguez Ollie Dean Morvell were found and recovered after hours of shoveling by hand due to narrow trench walls. Fire Chief Herschel Share reported the trench was only two feet wide and the digging machine could not be used. The canal served a housing development project.
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Lubbock
Tex
UPL
Justice of the Peace
Charles Sill
Eddie Maxwell
Javier Saneh- 5
Raymond Rodriguez
Ollie Dean Morvell
Herschel
Tom, Drakov
Hospital Report Summarizes Admissions and Dismissals
Brief hospital ledger notes admissions and discharges across Behlen Memorial St Mary Genoa Community and related facilities. It records patients from Columbus Leigh Silver Creek Humphrey Platte Center Duncan Fullerton and St Edward with numerous names, birthages, and transfers.
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Behlen Memorial Hospital
Mela Hilbert Columbus
Ida Tiaden
Columbus
Ernest Spanhake
Leigh
St. Mary Hospital
John Dush
Silver Creek
Timothy Mueller
Nancy Hogi
Larry Prososki
Milton Pfeifer
Humphrey
Leander Ark
Lindsay
Arlyn Horehers
Platte Center
William Hiermeier
Delbert Klevemann
Roger Gehring
Jerry Schlabaugh
Alice Fitman
Dennis Kourna
Arnold Hollman
Richard Stachura
Duncan
Genoa Community Hospital
Ted Taylor
Genoa
Mark Miller
Alice Munson
Daniel Conant
Judy Taylor
J. W. Carlson
Helen Anderson
Lla May Martin
Fullerton
Millen Sprague
Pailerton
Hilmer Person
Fullerton Manor
Marian Wightner
Martha Rimovsy
Ervin Weshmore
Larry Griise
St. Edward
Gary Kelly
Ford Pearson
August Burke
Airman Stephenson Graduates From Keesler Course
Airman Ronald F. Stephenson and guardians Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Wruska announce his graduation from the U.S. Air Force administrative specialist course at Keesler AFB Miss He is a 1977 Clarkson High School graduate and completed the program.
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Schuyler
Ronald F. Stepenson
Harold J. Wruska
Keesler Afb
Miss
U.S. Air Force
Stephenson
Clarkson High School
One-Car Crashes Studied by Deputies Near Columbus
Deputies investigated a 2 AM one-car crash east of Columbus on ath Street Road when Pat Schmidt of Bellwood drove off the road, the car demolished and a fence damaged. Schmidt was hospitalized at St Mary with injuries not yet determined. Earlier, two other one-car crashes were reported on Shady Lake Road involving John J Svoboda of Columbus who suffered facial cuts, and east on 6th Street Road where Robert J Deffres of Route 2 sustained back injuries.
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Columbus
Ath Street Road
Pat Schmidt
Bellwood
Schmidt
St. Mary Hospital
Shady Lake Road
John J. Svoboda
6Th Street
Robert J. Deffres
Route 2
Newly Elected Directors named for Boone County Agricultural Assn
The Boone County Agricultural Association announces its new board for the coming year. Francis VanDeWalle of Cedar Rapids and Anton Majerus of Albion will replace George Hutchinson of Albion and James Hutchinson of Cedar Randis.
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Albion
Boone County Agriculural Association
Francis VanDeWalle
Cedar Rapids
Anton Majerus
George Hutchinson
James Hutchinson
Cedar Randis
Bill to criminalize harmful Halloween treats
Lincoln—Nebraska lawmakers advanced LB126 to make giving out treats with harmful objects a felony, carrying up to a $10,000 fine or 16 years in prison. Sen. Gerald Stromer cited safety, while residents questioned current statutes and police interpretations.
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Lincoln
Public Health Committee
Gerald Stromer
Kearney
St Pauls Lutheran Church holds annual business meeting in Leigh
Leigh Nebraska the annual business meeting of St Pauls Lutheran was held LaVern Brock n reelected to a three year term on the council Hilger Schaad elected to replace Hugo Hueschen Other council members include Earl Wendt Clifford Hundeman Harald Meyer and DeLayne Loscke The council advanced LB1156 to drop the one third hospital administrator requirement for Blue Cross board members Sen Loran Schmit sponsored the bill State Insurance Director Samuel Van Pelt said adoption could lower health care costs and enable more publication on the board.
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Leigh
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Leigh Waseld
LaVern
Brock ‘N
Hilger Schaad
Hugo Hueschen
Earl Wendt
Clifford Hundeman
Harald Meyer
DeLayne Loscke
Esman
Nebraska Elue Cross
Loran Schmit
David City
Blue Cross Board
State Insurance
Samuel van Pelt
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