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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1956
Page
12
A garbled OCR style puzzle page fragment lists scattered clues and partial entries across various numbered lines. Names like Steve and Roane appear among broken hints for word fills, with scattered fragments mentioning animals fats bells editors and cup bearer symbols.
A scrambled prompt shows scattered terms like TH GOLD, 40 Clans, Halfprefian, Ledse, Flex atop, Inventor, Ketshiv, evponaty, Steal. The fragment resembles a word puzzle with mismatched fragments, likely requiring crossfill to identify a coherent answer.
Bauman and Tames He Seawert, both in their twenties, escaped from a Nebraska prison at Trientes yesterday. Authorities say an alert led to a search as footprints tracked the pair through snow toward a highway rest area.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an annual dinner event in Durtlhis County. Names and details are partially obscured but reference an Amos and a speaker at Chuck Wapon venue.
A San Antonio wife aboard a military air flight from Johnston Island to Honolulu went into premature labor. The seven month old baby survived thanks to improvised care by the crew including artificial respiration and a makeshift incubator rigged around the mother. The husband, an airman stationed in San Antonio, with the crew providing care during the flight.
McPherson County launches Operation Bird Seed to combat snow cover by distributing small paper bags of grain to carriers and residents. The plan targets pheasants and other wildlife in rural areas, with high school students and farmers urged to place seed in hedge rows for wildlife support.
In England Mr and Mrs Cecil Haddon face an unusual farming issue a hairless calf born six weeks ago. A veterinarian predicted poor survival but the Haddons saved Baldy by fitting a woolen overcoat now thriving though the coat grows tight around the chest.
New Orleans endured showers and chilly winds as three krewes opened the carnival season with Sunday parades. Residents waited 24 hours to dry off before the first night parade by the Krewe of Orion, leading into days of masked marchers toward Mardi Gras Day on Feb 44.
Sedgwick County Democrats heard Arkansas City party chief Frank Theis say Republicans run an issues factory in Topeka, constantly turning out issues for Democrats. Former state chairman Marvin A. Harder, Sedgwick County chair, praised past gerrymandering battles and vowed further challenges.
British Prime Minister Eden, rested after a quiet weekend, prepared to address Canada's Parliament today. He arrived in Ottawa amid tight security and expected to outline Britain's wartime policies and alliance priorities.
Berlin reporters say East Germany secret police seized Robert Bialek, 40, a high ranking refugee from Wes Berlin, returning him to East Germany after a dispute with Warenbehricht, premier of East Germany, in August 1953. The note also includes a legal public notice about the appointment of an executor and probate actions.
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