Telegraphic masthead noting editors and publishers
An archival line lists the paper established in 1906 with credits to Delaney and Draper as editors and publishers. It appears as a metadata snippet rather than a news item, preserving names and roles without article context.
The One That Got Away A Reminiscence Memoir
A reflective piece recalls a Memorial Day storm ruining plans and a lost column. The author revisits scattered notes and reworks a familiar essay while musing on memory, writing fatigue, and attempts at fresh starts. The column transitions to cultural notes about The Sopranos, cinema censorship, Gone With the Wind, and a Titanic exhibit card lookup.
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Ruth Taussig
Supreme Court blocks police use of heat-imaging in home search
The Supreme Court ruled that using a thermal imager from a street vantage to detect heat in a suspected marijuana grow house violates the Fourth Amendment. Police lacked a warrant and infringed the homeowner’s right to privacy, regardless of not revealing intimate details. The decision upholds strong protection of a person’s home against government intrusion and restricts futuristic surveillance tactics.
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Lynn to Move Upstairs at Iola Register to Run Family Paper
Susan Lynn, 45, takes ownership of the Iola Register from Emerson Lynn after more than three decades of his editorial leadership. Emerson remains on staff while Susan, fourth generation owner since 1882, prepares to preserve local voice amid industry-wide consolidation concerns.
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Today in History June 13 highlights 2001 overview
June 13 2001 marks the 164th day with 201 remaining. Notable events include The New York Times beginning publication of the Pentagon Papers in 1971, the 1888 creation of US Department of Labor, 1898 Yukon Territory organization, 1900 Boxer Rebellion violence, and 1927 Lindbergh ticker tape parade. Viscountess Astor, born 1879, died 1964.
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