Cubans Proud Of Their Climate And Culture
Havana writer Hal Boyle details Cuban life from cigars and prices to weather and history. He recalls Morro fortress legends, the Havana-Miami air route, local customs, coffee routines, and a cultural pride rooted in resilience and humor. The piece mixes trivia, anecdotes, and colorful snapshots of daily life in Cuba.
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Hal Boyle
Havana
March & CP
Christopher Columbus
Cuba
Chinn
Europe
New World
West Indies
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Miami
Carl Fisher
Ponce
San Cristobal de la Habana
Morro
Sir
Carthapena
Queen Elizabeth
Ha i
Morre Castle
Cuban
Eugene Robertson
Miami-Havana
Phillip Godard
Godard
Lawrence Daily Journal 1947 Local Notes Crowd and Names
Lawrence entries from March 6 1947 note comas jail defauls and a page of names Aud rey Weekeit Elaine Angton and Joan Peonticus are listed along with John Parker known in Lawrence as De Soto coach Mr Guy Lones and J M Pi DeBoever appear among week’s first items Mr and Mrs Howard Book guests at dinner in Mr and Mrs Eden Mannings home Hobart Taylors visitors and other locals are mentioned in passing
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Lawrence
Kansas
Penson
Lawrence Daily Journal
Iraders
Audrey Weekeit
Elaine Angton
Joan Peonticus
John Parker
de Soto
Guy V. Lones
Ay Rowling
Otra
Pi DeBoever
Howard Book
Sunway
Eden
Fragmentary OCR item about a visit and attendance
Fragmented text mentions a visit by an unnamed person to hare peertry with the pend w ont her son Hyerber Mert re Pharr and tes ed with te tay don Mr ant Mee adding an eae eset te statsined jas werk.
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He Yen
Hare Peertry
Hyerber
Mert
Pharr
Tay Don
Ant Mee
Women finish five week home service course for Red Cross
Eleven Lawrence women completed a five week home service course to support veterans and families. Taught by Mrs. W. T. Douce, the 20 hour program ran from January 30 with two two hour sessions weekly. Post course, they will volunteer half a day weekly at the Red Cross office under Mrs. Douce and Mrs. J. C. McCoy to speed veteran aid.
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Red Cross
Lawrence
W. T. Douce
Douglas County
Cross Office
Douce
J. C. McCoy
Caryl J. Dodds
Home Service Department
Howard Wiseman
John’ V. Peterson
W. C. Boardman
J. W.ate
Roy R. Moore
John H. Patton
L. H. Frink
F. P. O Brien
Will Pendleton
Fred Harris
Major college basketball post season fields take shape
New York March 6 The selection for two top post season tournaments nears completion with NCASAL and National Invitation playoffs in Madison Square Garden. The NIT bracket shows four teams with Kentucky West Virginia and Duquesne in, Utah likely fourth. Notre Dame’s 65-43 win over St Louis boosts South leaders but St Louis is largely out. Missouri Valley champion Oklahoma advances to a District Five playoff at Kan. F March 17 to decide NC-A A bid.
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New York
Madison Square Gardens
Croce
Navy
Wyoming
Texas
Kentucky
West Virginia
Duquesne
Utal
Asa Bushnell
Nib Selec
Notre Dame
N.C.A.A
St. Louis
Missouri Valley
Oklahoma
Kan- F
N.C.A
Letters Awarded To Baker University Football Team
The Baker University football team members receive letters at the honors chapel on March 5 after meeting game and conference scholastic requirements. Three year lettermen include Jim Irich Tongannxie and Burley Martin. New letter earners include Keith Adrianne Harald Chubb Dale Hobson Sherman Kolacny Rohe Adams Steve Wari Walter Martin Roy Braley Jack Bowerman Ted Clevinger John Fetter Wagoner Foz Frank Kirtley Frank Rander Gene Riley Vester Rove Pasta Paul Taylor and Wendell Winkler Tongannxie.
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Journal Worldy
Baldwin
Kane
Baker Universi Club
Karl Spear
Jackson
Jim Irich
Tongannxie
Burley Martin
Meriden
Wayne Grindel
Perr
Howard Knight
John Fetter
Wathena
Wagoner Foz
Harper
Frank Kirtley
Gsawatetmie
Frank Rander
Appannose
Gene Riley
Nendesha
Vester Rove
Pasta
Paul Taylor
Chanute
Wendell Winkler
Wolf Hunt at Stull Area Here Sunday Afternoon
A double header wolf hunt is planned in the Stull neighborhood Sunday afternoon March 9 at 1 o clock. About 200 Douglas County sportsmen will search two four square mile blocks. Last Sunday the area yielded three covotes with reports five more slipping away. Hunters meet at the Stull store and will be transported to the search by truck. A separate report notes a trash fire in the Delta Tau Delta fraternity basement extinguished by the city fire department at 6 20.
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Stull
Berinine
Douglas County
Delta Tau Delta
McNeeley Breaks Kurland Scoring Mark in NAIB Race
New York, Mar. 6. McNeeley of Texas Wesleyan topped Rob Kurland’s 648 for the nation’s top college scorer with 679 points and eyes 700 in the NAIB tourney opener in Kansas City. Jim Lacy of Loyola Baltimore trails with 518 as top scorers list includes Wesleyan, Loyola, Hofstra, and others.
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New York
Chtt
McNeeley
Texas Wesleyan
Rob Kurland
Oklahoma Aggie
McNeely
Kansas City
Jim Lacy
Baltimore
Loyola
Southwest Star
Altho
Washington, D.C
Associated
Arraigned on Burglary Charge in County Court
Frank Denson of 788 Missouri Street appeared in county court yesterday on a burglary charge. He requested a preliminary hearing which Judge Frank B. Gray set for March 11.
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Frank Denson
Missouri ‘Street
Frank BR. Gray
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Tes
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Mille
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Smart
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Mallory
Hyde Park
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Gibbs Work Clothes Dept
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Seymour Packing CO
Mel Ott
Dons Feathers
Giants
Phoenix
Arizona
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