Fragmentary notice from Kansas city paper marks legal actions
Disjointed OCR text references a Lawrence Kansas affair, a public sale or suit, and mentions dates, prices and parties. Names and places are partially legible, with references to Mo and United States contexts and a Midnight paper tone. The fragment hints at a legal or public notice published in a regional newspaper.
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Aura Wearing Off For President in TEV Washington
Analysis notes a fading presidential aura for Eisenhower, with press questioning of finances and appointees. Democrats signal personal critique as confidence in leadership wanes. Public debates and budget stance show waning authority, but a decisive stride could restore influence if he leverages power to shape party future.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Jones
Maxwell H. Gluck
Ceylon
White House
Eisenhower
Jame Duck
Igor Stravinsky Satisfied With Only a Great Performance
The article recounts Stravinsky in the Oak Room at the Plaza discussing his music for the Alicia Markova Anton Dolin ballet The Seven Lively Arts and a Philadelphia preview wire exchange about achieving great success. It weaves in boxing figures, photography, and entertainment industry anecdotes, linking famed artists with stories of contracts, premieres, and personal moves.
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L. Arnold Weissberger
Billy Rose
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Joe E. Lewis
Alcoholics Anonymous
Surprise in Topesa shines on retired Kansas tax board
Retiring members of the old Kansas Commission of Revenue and Taxation faced questions as a fund of 852 dollars plus 112000 dollars set aside to cover unpaid encumbrances drew attention. The new administration took over duties, with critics noting ample reserves and potential refunds once accounts are squared away. A strange but wonderful breed.
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Forms of Government in Municipal Kansas Cities
Kansas cities show mayor council and commission forms with variations such as mayor council-manager and commission plans. The mayor holds executive power with council consent, while commissions administer city departments. State law authorizes these systems, with adoption by voter approval in special elections.
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Nothing Fazes the Womenfolk You Name It and They Try It
A humor piece by Robert Ruark noting Cary Grant and Betsy Drake embrace hypnotism, Grant claiming it cured drinking and smoking and even influencing his acting comeback. The narrative parodies domestic life, with Grant describing hypnosis attempts at sleep and the couple’s quirky home scenes as a reader-friendly portrait of midcentury celebrity marital quirks.
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Cary Grant
Betsy Drake
Archibald Leach
Winds Blow in Battle On Civil Rights Bill
The World Today reports a tense Senate fight over the civil rights bill with party lines, committee disputes, and questions about voter registration, jury service by African Americans, and southern implementation. нев
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Detroit man seeks prison for education after theft
Detroit resident Robert Ford, 34, says he wants to return to prison to learn a trade. Police found him by a smashed photography shop window with a camera he admitted taking, noting his remark about prior time in Chicago and needing training to get a job.
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Detroit
Robert Ford
Chicago
Batteryless Car Tow Ends After Several Miles
In Muncie Indiana co resident Jesse Gilmer and a neighbor pushed a dead batteryless car for miles to their Gas City home. They opened the hood and found no battery. Mrs. Gilmer had it taken away for charging.
Wrong Department At Huntington Courthouse
A man visiting the vital statistics office in Huntington County Courthouse requested a birth certificate but spoke of wanting the birth central department, reflecting a mix up of department names during the visit.
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Birth Central Department
Vanishing Pets Alarm RCAF Base on Vancouver Island
Pet dogs and cats owned by married Royal Canadian Air Force personnel on a Vancouver Island base are disappearing amid reports blaming cougars. An officer notes families bring in pets and children overnight as a precaution, with no reported injuries so far.
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Holberg
Royal Canadian Air Force
Vancouver Island
Bible Verse Fragment Teaches About the Kingdom of God
A fragmentary text notes that a speaker cannot see the kingdom of God. The line mentions seeing and understanding divine rule, implying a teaching moment about spiritual perception and faith.
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Kingdom of God
Local Board of Education Picks Leaders and Targets Land for High School
Old Home Town Corlent Cotten will head the Board of Education with Henry Shenk as vice chair. Armin Woestermeyer reappointed clerk and W H Quakenbush treasurer. Board seeks condemnation on three tracts for a 27 acre high school site at 19th and La streets. Joyce Elaine born to Mr and Mrs J M Harrell. Howard Sutherland born to Mr and Mrs Milton McClung.
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Board of Education
Henry Shenk
Armin Woestermeyer
W. H. Quakenbush
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J. M. Harrell
Joyce Elaine
Milton McClung
Hal Boyle column finds humor in curious tidbits from life
A New York humor column lists odd facts and quips about Navy nudity rules, Will Jordan jokes, Tommy Manville marriages, Yale digs, Alaska prospecting, Michelangelo, orange juice temps, motorcycle noise, and a quip on Abraham Lincoln. The tone blends wry social observations with light trivia and dated references.
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