Anti Semitic Posters Spark Inquiries Across Europe
An Associated Press summary notes investigations into a wave of antisemitic posters and slogans across Europe. Reports describe vandalism in West Berlin and East Germany, with youths in Britain, Italy, and other nations implicated. Officials in the United States and UN discuss prevention of discrimination and minority protection amid rising hostility.
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Nnre
Adenauer
Brentano
Soon Uw Inalsouk
Fants
Swislilkas
Snc
Berlin
Tevt
Atd
East Germany
Britain
Pertios
Palice
Florence
Italy
Kroggin
U. N
Cardiff Giant Kame and Indian Fair Drive Home
An improvised travelogue recounts visiting the Cardiff Giant grounds with the author and Mrs Hannum. The party observes the fair, discusses the giant’s authenticity with locals, and debates hoax versus genuine wonder, ending with a long drive home and reflections on belief.
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Ugky
Wilehad
Bndik
Cardiff
Hilmanj
Maine
Olivar Wendel Holmes
Ecul
Fayette
Uae
Swat
Mts
Hannum
Lassie
Vanderbilt
The Lady and the Giant Chapter II Dramatic Find
Orrin Appleton, a young Syracuse lawyer, escorts Lossia Fox toward Cardite where Stubby Newell’s well hides a petrified giant. Amid shock and sermonizing, preachers debate the find while the crowd debates truth and faith, as townsfolk witness a biblical marvel come to life.
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Orrin Appleaste
Syracuse
Lossia Fox
Fale
Stubby Nayell
Cardité
Hannum
Ginud
Suibby Newell
Nowell
Newell
Ggiel
Stubby Claims Land After Bank Plea in Syracuse
Stubby, unshaven and defiant, pleads with stubborn bankers in Syracuse for relief after a disputed land issue. He proclaims ownership, calls trespass on the crowd, and asserts the land is his through luck and fate.
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Syracuse
Henley Sa Lean District Report Notes
Partial OCR item mentions U OS District and Henley Sa Lean, unclear details. Reads as a brief local note referencing district names and individuals but lacks full context or actions.
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Henley Sa Lean
Agnostic defined in street conversation fragment
Fragment from a local page features dialogue about agnosticism with teenager Tia Ingersoll and a reference to a scientist Huxley. The text shifts to a soapbox ad for hospital insurance by Reliable Arkansas Company and agent Cecil Weaver offering a policy for sickness, accidents, or surgery with no deductible and guaranteed renewability.
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Orl Ingersoll
Lossie
Ur College
Huxley
Madam Cissie
Janeways
Reliable
Arkansas
Cecil Weaver
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