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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
9
In a heated exchange, Rhindu is blasted for failing to cover a mistake while a caller taunts that a large sum could silence blame. Jance’s single-word remark underscores the pressure and looming consequences.
Market news reports mixed wheat results in the southwest with sparse harvest progress and lower prices. Kansas threshing yields show scattered gains up to three bushels per acre, while corn and soy futures weaken. Kansas City hay and livestock prices drift, with spring lambs steady to higher and cows and steers uneven.
Market notes show cobbler and white wheat prices mixed with July and September futures. Trading in oats rye and corn remains unsettled as government bond quotes and Treasury securities move through the day. Historic Wall Street activity mirrors cautious sentiment after a tepid session led by muted relief rally.
Readable fragments show a cryptic crossword page with many broken clues and scrambled letters. The readable hints include across and down entries mentioning road metric and various definitions, but most of the grid and precise answers are unreadable.
A fragmented OCR passage lists numbers and partial terms like largest vegetable organism and zoological division, plus garbled hints on writing material and athletic structures. It references Place names such as Paradie State and a city in Texas, with stray notes on distances, tides, and probabilities.
The fragment lists scattered terms and phrases such as places Nebraska Funchal Washington and Bay of Fundy with brief notes on topics like lactic acid and charges for mooring a vessel or loading and unloading cargo. It resembles a glossary or exam key with incomplete items and stray words.
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