Parking Crisis Spurs Planned Off Street Lots At Vermont And New Hampshire
City officials predict more off street parking is needed as demand rises during peak hours. Plans already target the 700 block Vermont Street and 900 block New Hampshire Street to add spaces. Local merchants urge private investment to expand capacity while warning of city-wide economic impact if access remains tight.
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Vermont Street
New Hampshire Street
Lawrence School
City Commission
Philip M. Talbott
National Retail Drygoods Association
Romeo
Personalizing Christmas Cards Returns to Warmth and Thought
The trend toward personalized signatures and added touches like verses and family photos is reviving the holiday spirit. People sign by hand or include images to avoid the impersonal feel of printed cards. This shift aims to replace ritualistic customs with genuine warmth, countering growing commercialism.
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New Books Display at Lawrence Public Library
A sparkling list of new titles includes Gay Monarchy by Virginia Cowles a portrait of the Edwardian era. All the Happy Endings by Helen White Papashivily on 19th century women readers and writers. Further Fables for Our Time by James Thurber with 40 ironical tales. Guides to Straight Thinking by Stuart Chase on clear thinking. Gallipoli by Alan Moorehead recounting the controversial campaign. Center Ring by Robert Lewis Taylor on circus life. Window in the Sea by Ralph Natling Hill about the St Augustine marine land. Compulsion by Meyer Levin inspired by Leopold Loeb case. King of Faris by Guy Endore a biographical Dumas tale. These Thousand Hills by Alfred Bertram Guthrie a western saga. The Looking-Glass Conference by Godfrey Blunden a diplomatic satire. Bidwatchers Quarry by Mannly Coles a Tommy Hambledon mystery. The Aristocrats by Michel de Saint Pierre a witty French aristocracy novel. The Land They Possessed by Mary Worthy Breneman set in Dakota and 1500s Jewish Ukrainian context.
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Helen White Papashivily
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James Thurber
Thurber
Stuart Chase
Gallipoli
Alan Moorehead
Robert Lewis Taylor
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Leopold-Loeb
King OF Faris
Guy Endore
Alexander Dumas
Dumas
Monte Crista
These Thousand Hills
Alfred Bertram Guthrie
Michel de Saint Pierre
Mary Worthy Breneman
Dakota Territory
Health neglect questions future well being in heated markets
A commentator asks how health can persist when neglected yearly and notes two supermarkets in the heat with helicopter access to rooftop landings. The piece hints at price rises to accommodate this setup and potential impacts on shoppers.
Bible Verse Verse Mark 14 81 Paraphrase
A brief Bible verse note cites Mark 14 81 noting that Jesus remained silent when faced with accusations. The line emphasizes restraint and contemplation in the face of trial as part of a devotional update.
Insurance Career Spotlight by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle profiles Jack Nussbaum, a self made life insurance salesman and Purdue adviser. From Glasgow roots to Milwaukee menswear to a wartime clerk, his income surged from near zero after 1929 to up to 50000 a year, ending with top earners around 27300 in a big company and a million dollar round table membership. He argues live insurance sales offer growth, independence, and pride rather than mere death benefit.
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Oakland
Calif
Nasser Eyes Suez as Card in Global Bargain
Egyptian President Nasser may use the blocked Suez Canal to influence Western Europe and the United States for economic aid. Fawei complains the US talks focus on Britain and France while Egypt seeks support. canal clearance could take two to six months, affecting Western economies and Egypt's revenue. The UN plans to remove sunken ships, but Nasser could pressure to end UN presence.
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Suez Canal
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Franee
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Russia
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Fane
Dulles
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Raymond A. Wheeler
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U.N
Canal
Never a Shot in Anger shows wartime press ties
The book by Col. Barney Oldfield details World War II and early NATO public relations, highlighting informal mutual trust between press and military. Anecdotes include Ike and Churchill interactions, Normandy missteps, and profiles of famed generals while noting a current strain over classified information and military scrutiny.
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Ilmore
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Lauria Norstad
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Eisenhower Memorial Planned In Abilene
Plans to preserve Gen Dwight Eisenhower s family home in Abilene as the center of a proposed one million dollar memorial to him and to the United States armed forces are underway. The move is tied to commemorative efforts and regional history.
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Dwight Eisenhower
Abilene
United States
Martin Hatfield
G. W. Stratton
Andrew Mitchell
Oscar Rumsey
James Edwin
Radio and TV Programs Listings for Cory Selonce
Television and radio schedules from WDAF KMBC WREN and others span Friday December 14 to Sunday December 16, listing news sports music shows game boxing and film programs. Notable items include WDAF News KMBC Sports and Wells Fargo shows plus Opra style variety and classic broadcasts across stations with times and program names.
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Justine
Tesco
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One Man's Family
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Bob. Hope
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Job Divnte
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Dilson
W330
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Just Fine Muse
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Flickarest
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Zane Grey Theatre
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Playhouse of Stars
the Wise
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Mighty Mouse Playhouse
Farm Hour
Joan
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