Jounanos Dolph Simons Falttor And Pullisner Publisher
The fragmentary notice from 1857 mentions Simons Falttor and Pullisner as publishers with Roakine Ralor and Mariner Business Manager roles. It notes subscription rates, carrier delivery, and mailing details for Lawrence, including city post office and second class postal matter status. The date referenced is Friday Evening August 16, 1857.
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Arizona Farm Subsidy Sparks Debate Over Gains and Fairness
An Arizona writer critiques farm subsidies as windfalls for large operators, noting top payments reached 209701 for not growing cotton on 1666 acres, while many farmers gain little. He argues subsidies hurt self sufficiency, encourage consolidation, and should end when emergencies end, with small farms merging into larger operations.
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Sail Bank
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Leopold public mercy debate echoes through Chicago years
A 1924 Franks murder case and Nathan Leopold spark renewed sympathy debates as Illinois governor rejects clemency. Readers recall Clarence Darrow’s defense and mild sentences, contrasting with evolving public opinion that Leopold may soon be freed amid sensationalist commentary and unrelated pop culture snippets.
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Flowers Tea and Saki The Secret
In Ruark style the author mocks a Japanese court ruling in a case from Yokosuka where Adolph Merte was acquitted after being intoxicated while shooting at a man. He contrasts American and Japanese justice, imagines Army experiences, and questions how a GI like William Girard would be judged for a drunken killing of a Japanese woman.
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Letters on City Bus Problem in Lawrence
A resident urges Lawrence to fund a city bus system with universal windshield stickers for all vehicles to support buses and fund operations. He cites rising taxes, counts county and city vehicles, and proposes stickers cover costs and fund shelters, suggesting city attorney review and a voter-backed plan.
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Age bias fading as older workers prove their worth
A survey of 3.912 million employees shows 4 percent outperform and 50 percent equal or better due to loyalty and responsibility. A University of Illinois study finds absenteeism and lateness lower among older workers, though many employers still enforce ageist policies and prejudice persists.
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Older workers face bias in hiring, NAM says they lead field
The NAM survey finds many firms limit openings for workers over 41 or 45 and for women over 35. NAM claims older workers are the cream of the crop. Sen Desmond urges community action, local committees, and a job counselor for the aging to fight age bias. He notes only five states have laws prohibiting age discrimination and calls for broader local involvement.
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Overestimate Baltimore: Dawson Fined for Disorderly Conduct
William H. Dawson Jr was fined 10 dollars for disorderly conduct after boasting on a street corner to Patrolman Hudgins. The magistrate questioned how many officers made the arrest and Hudgins answered that only one officer was involved in the takedown.
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Daily Bible Verse for Morning Reflection
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U S Gl ad to Oust Syria s Envoy
AP News analysis argues the United States is glad to remove Syrian ambassador Jur Farid Zeineddige for unfriendly criticism while noting Damascus hosts Soviet influence and the broader goal of compelling allies to choose sides. It discusses diplomacy, recognition, and regional policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Recruiters Paradise in Wausau area signs 55 men
Navy recruiters in the Wausau Rhinelander area signed up an entire company of 55 men. The group was inducted together and sent to the Great Lakes Navy Training Station as part of the Wisconsin Valley unit.
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Navy
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Lyons Den Diary of Counterspy and Hollywood Notes
A world of colorful blurbs with counterspy Boris Marros files, Paris street names, and Hollywood chatter. Nobelist aims, jazz composers, Picasso, Brando, and a Paris street plan mingle with tax experts and theater news in a mosaic of midcentury cultural gossip.
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Women Fear Deadly Cigars, Hal Boyle Explains
Hal Boyle discusses why women allegedly hate cigars arguing they fear cigars as rivals to male power. He cites quotes by Bulwer-Lytton and Kipling, claiming cigars offer men a sense of domination and comfort. The piece uses humorous, provocative tone to link gender roles with smoking habits.
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