National and world briefs from March 27 1981
A roundup of diverse items from the Associated Press notes a mix of political, economic and crime updates. Mussolini links wheat trouble to underconsumption while Gandhi's campaign faces a potential halt over Hindu Moslem demands. Burke the Chicago feared criminal is captured by surprise, and Lincoln in Nebraska is praised for strict law enforcement and crime prevention measures.
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National
Chicago
Ely
Coen Atlents
Walton
Aliant
Eraton
Associated Pre
Associated Press
Soeioy
Mussolini
Rome
Agriculturista
Burke
Joseph
Lincoln
New Fae
Kansas City
Kansas
Kansan
Social notes from the Old Home Town events
Dr and Mrs A P Hults host dinner for Rev Somerville former M E pastor. Frank Snow of Rhodesia, SA, to visit Lawrence in about a month, likely staying through next year. Mrs Rufe Hazen returns from California. Mrs Gifford hosts an At Home event with Julia Friend as guest of honor after whist and lunch for twenty. J A Immerman plans informal birthday dinner for Zimm erman. Lothholz clan from Eudora to attend. Mrs F H Snow improves from neuritis after prolonged illness.
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A. P. Hults
Somervile
M. E
J. A. Immerman
Vermont Street
Ten Years Ago Friday March 27 Celebrations and Notes
L B Reed of the post office expects to return to duty after a long hand injury. Boon married 49 years, Pert and Mrs Theodore Gardner of Lawrence mark their golden anniversary in Laeinier. Gardner notes March freezes defying early spring. Serge T Marshall and two children visit Mrs Barker in Morenti Arizona. J M G Watt reports three garden plantings wiped out by last night’s freeze. Miss Shaler and Miss Ethell Shaler are mentioned in passing.
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Pert
Theodore Gardner
Lawrence
Laeinier
Lawrence Hall
Gardner
Serge. T. Marshall
Morenti
Arizona
Local Socials Feature Visits and Fountain Unveiling
A social afternoon in Lawrence entertained guests from out of town including Mrs Will and Miss Shaler with compliments to Ronald Davis of Jefferson City. A new drinking fountain was publicly announced in front of the Innes building during the same afternoon events.
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Portland
Halas Ie
Seturany
Oles_Bartelden
Woot Lawrence
Willied Ee
Shaler
R . Sane Telah
Ronaid Davis
Jefferson City
Wastini
Innes
Pernicious Anemia Not a General Cure All
Anemia types split into primary and secondary. Pernicious anemia is a deficiency disease tied to missing substances for red cell production. Symptoms include lemon-yellow skin and fatigue. liver therapy helps pernicious anemia but not all anemias. Spruce liver may help rare liver diseases and some secondary anemias, but liver substitutes lack value for other anemias.
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India
China
Java
First meeting of Kansas state house commissioners
1879 meeting of the state house commissioners convened with J B Anderson of Junction City H Williams of Osawatomie and John Hammond of Emporia serving on the board.
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State- Ute House Commissioners
J. B. Ander‘son
Junction City
H. Williams
Osawatomie
John Hammond
Emporia
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across The Nation
A collage of brief items: Yale students exploit a blind classmate with a two tap Yes No typewriter quiz. Roanoke College goldfish club requires swallowing goldfish. Ethiopian emperor gifts a metal‑cased Bible to Bishop Freeman for prayers. Georges Valot analyzes U S speakeasy tipsy trends. Douglas Fairbanks Jr hunts big cats in India and sends word via Calcutta to Mary Pickford. in Uruguay a dogcatcher pursues four criminals into a house with a $5 000 reward.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Salem
Roanoke College
Washington
James E. Freeman
Ethiopia
New York
Georges G. Valot
Seu Ses
Ing Tippling
New
Los Angeles
Douglas Fairbattles
India
Calcutta
Mary Pickford
Clashes in India raise death toll to 156
Sporadic communal clashes continued in Cawnpore and surrounding areas as Hindus and Muslims faced violence. Reports from March 27 cite a rising death toll, with estimates around 150-plus and more than 1,000 injured amid ongoing unrest in the United Provinces.
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Cawnpore
United Provinces
Insila
Mar
Mysterious Wave of Love and Deceit at The Monastery
Chapter 23 Marjorie's Visit reveals Dr Charters and his son plotting to keep Marjorie confined to secure inheritance while Maud schemes with her husband. James confesses love and offers to help escape, threatening to manipulate Marjorie’s fate and her uncle’s wealth. John Waye vows to act, preparing poison trap to outwit the schemer.
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Charters
Schiftz
Marjori
Palent
Jametho
Marjorie
Een
John ‘Aye
Jorie Lauderdell
John Waye
Mr. James
Sundown Stories Sequel Teases Evening Tales
A fragment from Sundown Stories hints at ongoing nightly narratives. The brief text references Se ri and a recurring collection, suggesting intermittent installments or a themed series without full details.
The Old Toys
Mary Graham Bonner tale unfolds with Pe and John discovering a secret drawer with Abby the doll and an Indian chief. They play quietly by lamp light as a Little Black Clock whispers plans for secret after dark playtimes and keeps their stash hidden for tomorrow.
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Mary Graham Bonner
John
Ater
Abby Black
Peggy
Abby
Tomorrow Abby's Story Kansas News Briefs
Wichita shows former inmate Dehner at Lewiston penitentiary after a $500 fine payment. Abilene DAR selects officers at annual convention closing today. Vernon reports a fire in the new building as Beronger, formerly of here, is noted after leaving the Tribune.
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Associated Frees
Wichita C. Dehner
Isolenke
Lew Lectongeth
Baton Perce Deene
Healey
Emus Peein
Abilene
Cnd
Els
Daughters In the
Vernon
Here
Tribune
John Best
De Soto Community News Highlights Family Visits
De Soto residents share social visits and gatherings with kin from Peculiar Missouri and nearby towns. Local events include spelling contests at the County Teachers meeting in Olathe, hospital updates, and a weekend of family gatherings in honor of Beulah Loveall’s birthday. Notable mentions include Mrs. Alleman attending a Topeka funeral and several attendees traveling to Lawrence and Kansas City for social and educational activities.
Weekend guests and cattle trade near Innamore Neb
End G W Johnson of Innamore Neb were weekend guests. Mr Spurrier Frank Brown and G W Johnson had a car of cattle on the Kansas City market Monday morning they went down to see sold. Mr and Mrs M F Brown and Mrs Spurrier accompanied them. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Downing and son visiting relatives at Eldon Mo this week. Miss Frances French was an all day guest of Miss Ninz Blaylock Sunday. Mr and Mrs Blaine Rattles and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Downing. Mrs Henry Treff and Mrs Paul
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Charles Adams
Clifford Urton
Peculiar
F. F
Soule
A. G. Naylor
J. Omar Waatson
Bert Hoffman
Kansas City
Olathe
Mary Elizabeth Alleman
DeSoto
Fred Scoville
Alleman
W. A. Gardner
Topeka
Beulah
Nick Flacey
Gardner
Lawrence Loveall
Shdlt Torbet
Fay
Harbison
Maxine Menke
Willow Springs
Edith Sigman
A. J. ‘Bales
Prairie Center
Sher Laurs
Opal Bright
Wickit
Lena Russell
Frank Golden
R. B. Harbison
R. B. Harbison Home Thursay
Ralph Boone
Grace
Colony
F. M. Brown
C. C. Christy Farm
Marion
Smith Center
Moore of Smith
C. Crabb
Minster
Lawrence
G. W. Johnson
Innamore
Nebr
Mr. Spurrier
Frank Brown
G.W. Johnson
M. F. Brown
Blaine Rattles
Wilbur Downing
Henry Treff
Paul
K C Mother Knew Best
KC mother shares how California Fig Syrup helps restless children and constipation. Mrs. W Charleston of Kansas City reports seven years of use for Annie and Billy with improved comfort, mood, and energy. Physicians endorse the remedy for improving digestion and appetite in weak children. The genuine product bears California Fig Syrup label and is sold in all drugstores.
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W. Charleston
Gilmore Ave
Kansas City
California
Annie
Billy
Local families gather for farm visit and social
Tuesday afternoon gatherings brought together Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lea and son Glenn Castle family. Bertie Dale Castle family from Lawrence and Norma Nowell from Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Castle with Billy. Don Martin connected with LBF broadcasting. Mrs. Paul Earnheart visited Kansas City. Charles French hosted Blaine Rattle family. Marion Plammer family visited. Earl Martin and daughter stayed with T. G. Elliott family in Lawrence. B S Taylor reported ill. Oscar Plummer and relatives spent Sunday at Hickman Mills Shawnee with Frisbie families.
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Earabeart
Sunda
Frank i
Lea
Chfe Castle
Glenn
Bertie
Dale
Lloyd Castle
Billy
Lawrence
Norma Nowell
Kansas
Paul Earnheart
Kansas City
Don Martin
LBF
Charles French
Blaine Rattle
Walker
Marion Plammer
Plammer
Maggie
Prairie Center
Earl Martin
T. G. Elliott
Taylor
Oscar Plummer
Hickman Mills
Everett Plummer
Roy Frisbie, Jr
Nettia Frisbie Morse
Roy, Frisbie Jr
Shawnee
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Paasen
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