Advice to Buyers Of Yale Presents By George Latham
The article advises buyers to share details about the user to help sporting goods dealers select suitable gear for hunting and fishing. It notes how appropriate choices depend on the user’s age ability and intended use, and mentions matching reels to rods and opting for specialized versus all purpose gear. It also covers Federal funds from Pittman Robinson and Dingell Johnson taxes and Kansas’ expected $390000 allocation for fish and game projects including Douglas County Lake. It cites Osage paddle fish season results and remarks on the muskrat and wild turkey as notable game.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Pittman- Robinson
Kansas
Douglas County
Advent Wreaths and Advent Houses Teach Christmas Wait
The article describes Advent customs for families during the lead up to Christmas. The Advent wreath uses four candles to mark each Sunday, while the Advent house hides scripture or messianic symbols behind four windows. Both practices emphasize preparation for Christ.
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Mary
Joseph
Galilee
David
Christ
John the Evangelist
Advent House
Early Bermuda settlers dubbed island chain Virginola
Bermuda's early colonists referred to the archipelago as Virginola to emphasize kinship with the Virginia colony and its governance.
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Bermuda
Virginola
Virginia Colony
Alcohol Panel Examines Drinking Problems at Centenary Church
A panel discussion on alcohol and its impact on courts law enforcement schools health homes and churches will be held Sunday at Centenary Methodist Church from 7 to 8 30 pm. Probate Judge C C Rankin Chief of Police John C Hazelet coach Allen Woolard and Rev W H DeLaughder join the panel with Mrs Wilbur Pine and Mrs Robert Hill as moderator. Audience questions are welcome. Prior at 6 pm Chief Hazelet speaks to church youth on traffic safety and alcohol.
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Centenary Methodist Church
C. C. Rankin
John C. Hazelet
Lawrence High
Allen Woolard
Wilbur Pine
W. H. DeLaughder
Robert Hill
Sugar Ray Robinson vs Gene Fullmer World Title Fight Tonight
Champion Gene Fullmer defends the middleweight title against Sugar Ray Robinson in a 15 round bout at the Sports Arena Los Angeles. Robinson, a five time holder, seeks the crown in their third meeting. The ABC telecast begins at 9 p.m. CST with high odds favoring Fullmer.
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Los Angeles
Gene Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
New York
Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
ABC
California
National Boxing Association
Massachusets
Soviet Planes Chase Straying DC3 Over Kurile Islands
State Department reports an American civilian DC3 strayed into Soviet airspace on a July flight to Japan. Soviet fighters pursued in bad weather but could not intercept. the plane escaped to Japan. FAA warns pilots to avoid nearing Soviet airspace on the northern Great Circle route.
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Washington
State Department
Japan
Federal Aviation Agency
Great Circle
Kurile Islands
Ballot Counters Hope for Gain In Nixon Totals
The Republican national chairman backed an honest count as election officials rechecked paper ballots in Illinois. Nixon gained 97 votes in 62 precincts, while Kennedy held a slim lead in the state with 27 electoral votes. Fractions of gains were reported amid calls for a possible recount.
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Chicago
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Illinois
GOP
Kennedy
Cook County
Thruston B. Morton
Nixon Lodge
Sen. Kennedy
Morton
Richard J. Daley
City Hall
Springfield
William G. Stratton
State Electoral Board
Associated Press
Nixon
Lawrence Dominates Football in Northeast Kansas League History
The Northeast Kansas League has evolved since 1927, with 11 different members and shifts involving Seaman Topeka Manhattan Junction City. Lawrence dominates football in the NEKL, with 25 years and 20 titles, while several former members join other leagues and current members span multiple regional conferences.
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Seaman
Topeka
Manhattan
Junction City
Loop
Ottawa
NEKL
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Atchison
Wyandotte
Rosedale
Argentine
Olathe
Lawrence Lions
NERL
Dotte
Shawnee Mission
Salina
McPherson
Abilene
Clay Center
Emporia
Wamego
Haskell
Halton
Osage City
Washburn Rural
Oklahoma City Hosts Southwest ACS Meeting Speaker lineup
Dr. Paul W. Gilles of Kansas University spoke on High Temperature chemistry at the Southwest regional meeting of the American Chemical Society in Oklahoma City. He outlined reasons for current interest and anticipated developments. He was accompanied by Dr. Heribert Wiedemeier and three KU graduate students, Stanley Killingbeck, Hugo F. Franzen, and P. Kent Smith, from England, Germany, and New Jersey.
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Paul W. Gilles
Kansas University
American Chemical Society
Oklahoma City
Gilles
Heribert Wiedemeier
Munster University
Germany
Stanley Killingbeck
Blackburn
England
Hugo F. Franzen
Lawrence
P. Kent Smith
Penns Grove, N. J
Bowling Clinic by Billy Sixty promotes suitcase grip technique
The article instructs starting with a straight ball and thumb aligned to the headpin. It outlines gradually turning the thumb left to create a right to left spin, then widening hook until reaching the suitcase or V grip. It urges a smooth swing with an easy lift and offers a 32 page guide for 35 cents.
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Billy
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