Churchill's Words Timeless From War to Peace
London AP report outlines how Winston Churchill earned status as a master of language through war and peace. It notes famous phrases such as blood toil sweat and tears and never surrender while detailing his schoolboy struggles and disciplined writing process. The piece cites his Iron Curtain remark and calls him a great phrase maker.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Churchill
Clemenceau
Paris
House of Lords
Winston Churchill
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Clement Attlee
Specif Program Offered For Lawrence Men and Women
A program titled Specif is now offered for men and women in Lawrence. It aims to promote skill development and community involvement through targeted activities and workshops.
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Lawrence
Winston Churchill's Robust Tenacity Amid Health Struggles
Churchill combined lion heart and bulldog will with a tough stomach. His habits distressed doctors as he refused regular exercise, drank heavily, gambled, and lit cigars. After back injury in November 1960 his wife Clementine helped him reach hospital. He endured strokes, resigned in 1955, then fought on through 1959 campaign.
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London
Winston Churchill
Clementine
Churchill
Brittan
Churchill’s Dunkirk speech remembered as defining wartime resolve
London notes recall Sir Winston Churchill’s June 4 1940 parliamentary address urging endurance and defiance after Dunkirk. Historians say the vow to fight on the beaches and in the air became a hallmark of his leadership and Britain’s resolve.
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London
Winston Churchill
Dunkerque
Churchill
Channel
Hitler
France
House of Commons
Britain
Public notices in Douglas County lawsuits and sales
Law notices list multiple defendants and heirs in Occidental Life Insurance Company v Shulenberger, seeking $18,674.44 plus costs with real estate lien on Lot 7 in Park Hill. defendants must answer by March 16, 1965. Sheriff sale items include a 1950 Dodge truck and stray animals to be sold February 27, 1965.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Occidental Life Insurance Company of California
Margaret Shulenberger
Et. al
State of
Eric Shulenberger
Anne Louise Shulenberger
Jeannette Shulenberger
Arthur Melvin Shulenberger
Milton P. Allen
Arvid Shulenberger
Lawrence Jewelers, Inc
Briman's Jewelers
R. H. Rhodes
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Weavers, Inc
District Court
Occidental Life Insurance Company of
California
Park Hill
Lawrence
Richard L. Reid
Ann Avenue
Kansas City
Anu
Douglas
Said
Dodge
Rex D. Johnson
Albert Eckman
Eibieyvile
Nile Weat
Congressman Blames Service Academies Cheating on Athletic Merit
Rep. Samuel Stratton stoutly criticizes recruiting policies at the Air Force Academy and two other service academies. He says athletic professionalism drives admissions of students with marginal academic records and that cheating becomes a means to sustain athletic careers at taxpayer expense.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Washington
Churchill Spirit to Live On Despite Churchill Death
Independence Missouri AP Former President Harry S Truman lauded Winston Churchill saying his mortal remains have passed on but his spirit will live on for centuries He credited Churchill with embodying resolve for freedom and courage against threats to liberty and free institutions noting he was Truman's friend and ally in a pivotal historical moment.
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Independence, Mo
Winston Churchill
Harry S. Truman
Winston
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