Kenya Mau Mau uprising shapes colonial tensions in Kenya
The article surveys Mau Mau terrorism in British Kenya, noting white and native violence, martial law measures, and debates in London and the House of Commons. It details Kikuyu land loss, white land ownership, and shifting power as Kenya under British rule faces rising conflict amid postwar immigration and economic change.
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MAU Mau Werrariam
Kenya
East Africa
London
House of Commons
Africa
Rudyard Kipling
India
Indonesia
Malan
South Africa
Nairobi
Kinyus
Uhr
Street paving expansion eyed to ease traffic
City Council weighs widening North Center street pavement between Franklin and Park Place to ease congestion in the business district. Stanley Kasper moves East Main Lunch stand to larger site at former Rudolphy Bachomner location, set to open by June 1. Mayor England and County Treasurer Taylor coordinate on beer license checks and deny a Cory applicant. Ojpl Wellejus returns to Cony and opens Danish Pastry Shoppe at 199 East Main. Pine Grove Cemetery Association directors re-elected. officers named: W. Ed Marsh president, D Warren DeRosay vice president, D R Leach treasurer and GM, T. E. Buringame secretary.
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East Main Street
Rudolphy Bach Omner
F. T. England
Lawrence Taylor
Ojpl Wellejus
Focal
Cony
Pine Grove Cemetery Association
W. Ed Marsh
D. Warrety DeRosay
D, ER
New Jersey
Royal Office
Corry Area
Dorothy Hanlin
East South Street
Korea
Tokyo
Margaret Spencer
Hanlin
Air Force Nurse Corps
Wayne Hamilton
Union City
Indiana
Gibbs
Hamilton
Maxene Oberman
University of Miami At
Alpha Sigma Upsilon, Ttatonal
Theta Sigma Phin
Panhellenic Council
Richard Rossbacher
Arthur Burgess
Mamie Eisenhower
B. H. Phelps
South Center Street
Main
Pleasant Streets
Itas
Dr. Phelps’ Institute
Cancer
Raymond Plant
Washington Street
Institute
H. E. Whittlesey and Sons
Corry
B. E. Phelps
Slippery Rock State Teachers College
Jane Butters Hancock
Justin Butters
Park Street
Coulege
Hls, Gold
Spartansburg High School
George Gold
Jean LeRoy Ziegler
Bell Aircraft Firm
Lake Ontario
Ziegler
James Richards
Powell Motor Firm
Veterans Auto Sales
Columbus
How Smart Are You Quiz Challenge
A reader memory test comprises ten questions with a scoring scale from Genius to Poor. It asks trivia such as which person Pat Ward testified for in a New York society vice case, completion of a cliché, passenger behavior when a vehicle stops, Forces Day timing, and nut origins for Uchi nuts in Italy China or Brazil.
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Pat Ward
New York Case Society
Italy
China
Brazil
Unclear text prompts on Congress pay and trivia
The fragment asks if members of Congress receive extra pay for special sessions and questions about a southern island continent, a cabinet post held by Lewis B. Schiellenbach, and a fiction figure riding a roc. The source is unreadable for definitive facts.
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Congress
Equator
Lewis B. Schiellenbach
Court clerk dies in Pittsburgh after 34 years in office
Alfred W. Headrey Sr., 77, longtime court clerk for 34 years in Pittsburgh, died today of a heart attack.
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Pittsburgh
Alfred W. Headrey Sr
Cri Gourt
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