Open Tomb Sheds Light on Marlowe Shakespeare Theory
A controversial plan to open a Kent church tomb aims to prove whether Christopher Marlowe authored Shakespeare’s plays. Proponents argue Marlowe’s involvement was hidden by William Shakespeare and Walsingham patrons. The effort, led by Maj. John Marsham Townshend, seeks hard evidence in a historic search tied to century‑old suspicions.
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Alvin Steinkopf
London
County Kent
Christopher ‘Marlowe
Wiliam Shakespeare
Rochester
Percy Larmh
Walsingham
Thomas
Marlowe
William
Shakespeare
Avon
Galvin Hoffman
New York
Chiselhurst
John Marsham- Townshend
Searbury
Yo Marlowe
Privy Council
Elizabeth
Walaingham
Privy ‘Council
Hamlet
Lear
Atlantic
Farm Bureau College Opens Session in Marshall’s Cafeteria
Thirty-three students from Iron Weld and Larimer counties attended the Farm Bureau service college opening session Monday night in Marshall's cafeteria. A Weld County General Hospital booking was shifted due to a room shortage. The northern branch will meet next at Severance school at 7 p.m., while the southern branch meets at Fort Lupton.
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Iron Weld
Larimer
Farm Bureau
Service College
Marshall
Weld County General Hospital
Severance School
Fort Lupton
Irish flight from land slows as agriculture jobs drop
Dublin statistics show a halt in the outflow from agriculture with a fall in workers from 571,500 in 1946 to 461,000 in 1954. The Central Statistics Office warns that a permanent cessation of exodus could be a major postwar economic shift for Ireland amid a near $4,000 decline in financial measures.
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Irish Republic
Dublin
Central Statistics Office
Trish
Monroney Attacks Gas Bill Critics In Senate Fight
Oklahoma Senator Monroney denounces eastern utilities and city officials for opposing a federal bill to exempt independent natural gas producers. He says critics divert attention from high consumer prices and notes producers receive only a small share of the consumer dollar. Senate action is expected to be heated with Democratic leader Johnson pushing for early debate.
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Washington
Ironey D-Okla
Oklahoma
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texvehig
Monroney
Eastern Gas Distributing Companies
Australian divorces fall to six thousand five hundred twenty eight
Canberra reports that divorces in 1954 dropped to 6,528, a decline of 1,513 from 1953 and about 2,200 below the year once a record high at IBT.
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Canberra
IBT
Uraniumm Miner Arraigned for Murder in Montrose
Frank Sharp, a 23 year old uranium miner, was arraigned before Dist. Judge Dan Hughes on a murder charge. The victim was G I Gilliatt, a Nucla garage operator found beaten near Naturita. Sharp admitted beating him after a car repair dispute and was jailed without bond. The judge granted legal aid and delayed the plea hearing.
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Montrose
Frank
Sharp
Dist
Dan Hughes
Nist
Atty
Theodore Brooks
G. I
Doc Gilalt
Nucla
Colo
Sarawe
Naturita
Colorado
Brooks
Gilliatt
Cape Town Court Upholds Theft Appeal Over Borrowed Books
A Supreme Court decision from Cape Town upholds an appeal in a case where Levy was found guilty of theft for borrowing books from Dick Masawal in 1983. The court notes the borrower claimed the book remained on his shelf for years as he faced a 20 day jail sentence.
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Hall
Ure Altorney
Cape ‘Town
South
Ale
Akkie. Levy
Dick Masawal
Bey
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Victoria Hardtop
BUICK
OLDS
Reiter
H&r
Hydro
Greeley Owner
Chapman- McArthur No
7Th Street
Packard
Complete Optical Service
Haefeli and
Haefele
Thayy
Niagara
Camfield
Enn
Niagara Consultants
I. B. Cable
B.Z. Staudt
Camfield Hotel
Vous
Niagara Go
Cale
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