Globe prints New Year edition from 1981 century ahead
A Boston Globe extra dated January 1 1981 mirrors the regular paper and offers imagined news of 1950. It features a satirical year in review noting a vast United States union, a capital punishment tale in Illinois, inventions, theater crowds, and a flurry of futuristic bills and notes from Congress.
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Condensed Sunlight Company
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Edward Bliss & Son
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Porter Inauguration Speech Urges Reforms And Bicentennial Memorials
Indiana Governor Porter delivers inaugural address urging a five member Board of Visitors for state charities inclining two women, calls for constitutional amendment reconsideration, opposes a constitutional convention, improves swamp lands, praises Bureau of Statistics and Geology, and emphasizes honoring Civil War heroes while planning a new Capitol cornerstone record.
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