Rumored Irish Minister Singer Seeks Ireland Post
Radio notes in Hollyword report rumors that the silver throated tenor Singer may be honored with Ireland’s ministership by President Regan. He says no denial yet and would be happy to serve if named, while declining further comment and noting ongoing talks.
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Hollyword
Tay Vt Ps Ean
Republic of Treland Yead
Yu “Ah
Deeis Regan
Ireland
Ansbas
Trumill
Phyiga
Teelund
Eudora Community News Highlights and Visits
Local notes recount Mrs Harriet Senet visiting ward J ton and other residents in Eudora. Reports cover Evangelical church activities, PTA meeting attendance, charity events, and social calls at St Joseph Street and nearby avenues. Mentions speakers, a flower show, and community voices on democracy and class.
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Harriet Senet
J . Ton
Arthur Werkte
Tatee Arrow
Stirstay
Exoniien
Larenz Sprieher
Len Kan
Cuny
Mey
Sue Wolfe
Ninetven Pbundied
Fritay
Hatley
Winey Tee
Carrie Moray
Bentis
Mra
Iny Stonebonker
Dares Werte
Riagara
Eudora Pta
Dannars
Walworth
Germany
Founders’ view on welfare state traced to Jamestown tale
The Forts mouth Va Star notes that the Founding Fathers knew early welfare concepts as seen in Jamestown 1607. A common store failed, starvation followed until land was parceled to individuals, proving a private stake motivates survival. The essay argues the founders planned a different path for America.
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Fortsmouth
America
Americas
Jamestown Colony
H-Bomb Fears Spark Global Debate On Peace
The article surveys world anxiety over hydrogen bomb development, noting U S policy reviews and appeals for international atomic energy controls. It discusses potential superpower conflict, Western versus Soviet blocs, and asks if war is inevitable as blocs grow equal. It closes with a health tip and anecdote on longevity.
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America
Uncle Sam
Truman
Europe
Washington
State Department
Foreign Office
Ams
Attlee
Stalin
Trueman
Fua Siang
Isma
Soviet Union
Powyer
Russia
Oil Problems And Domestic Supply Debate In Nation
Lawrence Daily Journal World outlines the oil situation with owners seeking to cash in while living. Debate on using more domestic supply continues as production limits and imports shape policy. Welfare costs in Kansas rise beyond 24 million last year amid spending promises.
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Ssrence
Kansas
Lawrence Daily Journal-World Journal-World
Bnees Company
United States
Massachusetts
Yrience
Rassaa
Abe
HAP Newa Dla
Sonlesel
Local Sports Roundup From Unclear Page
A fragmented OCR item lists names like Vincent Lopez and Vincent Lopes with music and sports references. The text is garbled, showing incomplete event titles and unclear affiliations. No definite dates or outcomes are readable.
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KCNO
Lone
University High to Close As Lawrence High Expands
School load plans propose reorganizing the education school at the University of Kansas, increasing the Lawrence high school enrollment by about 60 as University High closes at year end. Most growth can be absorbed with slight staffing changes, while District 60 expands its high school plant for future demand.
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University of Kangas
Lawrence School
Syst University High School
Lawrence High School
Altho
University High
Hiss Trial Sparks Liberal Excuse Debate
Apologists for Hiss defend the verdict, arguing that perjury may be wrong but espionage is unlikely. Critics say the stance reflects lingering cold war slack thinking and a broader national ailment. The piece warns of veneering nationalism and shifting views of American history and values.
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Hiss
Washington Budget Seeks 900 Million for Land Reclamation
The interior department requests 900 million dollars in the federal budget to reclaim land for farming. Agriculture proposes cutting cotton acreage by five million and wheat by six and a half million acres, amid calls for departmental coordination. The writer jokes about creating a new department to align agencies, while a film star questions bomb industry hype.
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Department of Direction
MU Wackee Journal
Interior Department
Agriculture Department
Washington
Various Local News Notes From Lawrence Kansas Chronicle
Reopened Finnish relief fund in Lawrence at Hoover’s request. Dr Cora Downs of KU elected to Harvey Society. 1000 visited Haskell Institute educational display. Search for reef shent garden mats. humane alliance fountain project discussed. Winfield Scott and Miss Bessie Quick wed. Mrs I E Baxter spoke at Chanute Episcopal convocation. Streetcar collision at Warren and Massachusetts. hair turbans use coconut trick. Men’s Bible class elected Dr Reding as teacher. Fort Leavenworth arbiter maneuvers to be shown at Aurora.
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Lawrence
Herbert Hoover
Cora Downs
K. U
Rockefeller Institute
Harvey Society
Haskell Institute
Humane Society
National Humane Alliance
Alliance
Herman Lee Ensign
New York
Winfield Scott
Bessie Quick
Congregational Church
Bolt
Scott
Altus
Okla
Ed Anderson
Taren
Orga
Reding
Fort Leavenworth
Robberies Mark Fifth Ward Area Twenty Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago the Max Lindley home at 938 Rhode Island street was robbed of about seven dollars early Sunday. Coe's drug store at 2343 Massachusetts street was robbed Saturday evening around 11 30 by unmasked bandits. Mrs W B Docking hosted the Woman's Bible class at the First African church where she teaches. Mrs A J Andersen entertained with luncheon Saturday for Miss Marcella Chalkley bound for England. Mrs R C Morrow hosted lunch for Mrs George Shaw of Los Angeles visiting at the Marks home. Miss Virginia Schwinn left Wellington for Topeka after visiting her sister at the Kappa house. Miss Irma Spangler, instructor in financial arse at Lawrence high, is ill. Miss Amelia Simon returned home to Richland after an illness with her aunt Katherine Simon.
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Max Lindley
Rhode Island Street
Coe
Massachusetts Street
W. B. Docking
Woman's Bible
Firstorian Church
A. J. Andersen
Marcella Chalkley
England
R. C. Morrow
George Shaw
Los Angeles
Arthur Marks
Virginia Schwinn
Wellington
Topeka
Marcvity Schwinn
Kappa House
Irma Spangler
Lawrence High School
Misa Amelia Simon
Richland
Misa
Kathering Simon
Barbs and oddities in a scattered 1940s clipping
A fragmented tale from a Colorado soda fountain era recalls a $10,000 inheritance, a playful jab at seed catalog optimism, and city rosters alarm clocks. The piece blends semiautobiographical humor with fleeting parodies as it comments on morning routines and public perception.
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Colorado
Wheat Quality Council to meet in Topeka on February
Kansas wheat storage, production, research and marketing are to be discussed by the Wheat Quality Council steering committee at the state board of agriculture office in Topeka in February. The new council formed after the January meeting will organize a permanent structure, adopt by laws, elect officers, and set a long term work program.
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Kansas
Wheat Quality Council
Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Root Vegetable Riddle Across and Down Clues
A puzzle entry featuring a horizontal and vertical crossword style grid with terms for a root vegetable, timing phrases, actions like expunge, and a set of clues including an organ of hearing and unreliable language. The grid lists 711 as a figure, offers a theme of interstice and official acts, and includes playful clues like Youngs3me.
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