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The World Company announces a subscription drive with rates for advertisers and carriers. Details touch on annual and monthly pricing, with references to publication reach and circulation practices.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1950
Page
4
The World Company announces a subscription drive with rates for advertisers and carriers. Details touch on annual and monthly pricing, with references to publication reach and circulation practices.
Disjointed OCR text references a verdict or ruling involving a fee or refund, mentioning terms like payment, refund, and phases. The fragments imply a procedural outcome but lack clear names, dates, or places to identify specifics.
The Missouri electorate rejected a proposed tax increase in a heated campaign. Endorsements by leading figures were noted but failed to sway the vote. Rural and urban voters divided on the issue as results came in Tuesday.
Fragmentary OCR text references a dam project with notes on unsolved problems and planning, mentioning sections and dates in a garbled form. The readable parts hint at ongoing evaluation and unclear progress within the dam program context.
Fragmented OCR text outlines political party tensions and policy debates involving the ADA and Democratic factions. It references Truman era programs, Senate relations, and calls for human rights measures amid party fragmentation.
Fragmentary newspaper OCR mentions several names and terms. lacks coherent event. Readable bits include possible references to people and places and a military or political context but no clear action or outcome.
Readers discuss road widenings and highway improvements affecting main streets. Complaints focus on north Hampshire access and relief for traffic, including routing changes and urban planning concerns. The correspondence shows public interest in infrastructure and local governance decisions.
The old home town fans welcomed a visiting performer at Junier High with Roberta Roi and Shirley Nan Hargiss as escorts. Bobby Kelly joined in as a local youth, while Martha Dowiey introduced William, a representative from Republic Pictures. Mrs. M Barton of Portland visited her sister, Mrs. Frank Lo Brown, and Harry Freeman and JP Kelley were noted in attendance related to the event.
Twenty five years ago the Junior high student council proposed safety measures at Ninth and Kentucky intersections. Students would cross only at marks while traffic officers guided vehicles. A. Larremore planned to travel to New York to visit parents and study voice. a separate note mentions a play called The Deacon staged by the Woodmen and other local events.
A lengthy review discusses U S policy shifts toward Spain and the shift toward resuming full diplomatic representation. It notes reactions by officials, wartime alliances, and broader implications for democracy versus dictatorship amid global tensions.
A fragmented newspaper puzzle page presents a horizontal and vertical word puzzle titled Scansorial Bird. It lists numerous cryptic style clues including references to Insects, rivers, gods, and common terms, with partial answers and interleaved deltas across both directions.
In Butte Montana officer Maser Thomas Morgan patrols streets at night as the lone dog catcher. The job grows harder as more dogs roam free, with daytime care and home life blending into a challenging routine.
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