Getting Up Made Easier by Odd Morning Tricks
Hal Boyle tallies humorous attempts to wake up easier in New York. He recalls tea brought to bed in Engla nd, a Swiss music track, and a coffee shower gag turning into wakefulness. A neighbor’s diaper stunt finally sparked punctuality, though now the author faces a similar struggle.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Englaved
Terie
Frances
Rmd
Eil
Rover Bob
Atrowly
Sanches Strauss
Crewhall
Dewey
Governor forms five member panel on Sinclair refinery fate
Topeka November 27 Gov Frank names a five member committee to press retention of Sinclair refinery operations in Coffeyville and Kansas City as Sinclair shuts the Kansas City plant and contemplates closure of its other facility. Members include Jeff Robertson Maurice Fager Alton B Skinner Richard Becker and Theo Morgan. The panel will meet Sinclair president Spencer in New York next week to discuss options. Also on November 27 Topeka detective Hiram Davie Sturm dies at 65 after 26 years with the police force.
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Topeka
Frank
Sinclair Company
Coffeyville
Kansas City
Sinclair
Kansan
Laatmonth
Jeff Robertson
Richard Becker
Theo Morgan
The
Kansas Corporation Commission
PLC
Spencer
Sinclair, Fining Company
New York
Hiram Davie Sturm
Cloud County
Beating Death Case Leads to Murder Charge in Ohio linked case
William Pollard, 24, signed a confession in the presence of Circuit Attorney Andrew Reis and Police Chief Jeremiah O Connell about beating a 21 month old to death. Pollard, arrested in Chicago, faces a murder charge and potential death penalty. He described striking the child four times and the body found in a hotel dresser drawer. Police traced his travels to St Louis Milwaukee and Chicago after the incident.
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Louis
William Pollard
Circuit
Andrew Reis
Jeremiah O'Connell
Evan
Joseph Nichols
Huntington
W. Va
Pollard
Ohio
Chicago
Kansas City
St Louis
Milwaukee
Pinckney Open House Celebrates National Education Week
Pinckney school observed National Education Week with an open home in Turadak Neasember. Parents toured primary and home rooms, watched work progress, and enjoyed a special assembly with an orchestra led by Mr. Kasainger. The fifth grade performed The Good Neighbors linking United Nations Week and Book Week, with students from American and foreign backgrounds.
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Bickney School
Turadak
Neasember
Ge Parente
Via
Hostenses
Hobby Ford
Phil Stuart
Joe Eichhorn
United Nations
Rotary Club
Pinckney
Temchera
Mre
Novotny J
Eelecta Kindlesperger
Jim Cole
DeLane Patrick
Lester Henry
Walter Heilstrom
Robert Scott
H. G. Risley
Ror House
Fred Coffman
Judy
Ros Bolton
Linda
Woodlawn
John Kennedy
Bok
Hertog House
Phe
Dane Dicker
Sa.thvodall
Emule
Mass. Maryes
Elementars Ibrasid
Duecion Ween
Herren
Ganifres Votbert
Amalin
Frakes
Cronk
Fred Upbisen
Miembershry
Final Thanksgiving Unit At Local School Celebrations
Readable fragments describe classroom activities across grades focusing on Thanksgiving themes. Students studied subjects from gas refining to animal life, shared voice critiques, and celebrated birthdays with a party at school. First graders visited the library, heard stories, and learned authors. sixth graders toured post office with Postmaster Roger Williams explaining duties.
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Australia
Pine Dalton
Nancy Oyles
Chase
Raves
Ily
Ted Kennedy
Mes
Bialy
Shinny Bodin
Mro. Hailey
Mra. Hooper
Chamner's
Donna Lee Clay
Ihe
Prigresa Wan Heong
Raihhing
Mack
Roger Williams
Samp
Pinckney School Closes Year With Class News and Events
Students and teachers share end of recess adventures, field trips to Dyche Museum, and Education Week activities. Fifth graders honor standout members while clubs, book week, and safety talks fill the schedule. Family updates note transfers and community efforts to improve Woodlawn yard and sidewalks.
Lincoln PTA Open House Promotes Education Week Activities
A cluttered report notes open house hosted by the Lincoln PTA during National Education Week. Pupils performed, awards were presented, and parents observed displays as certificates and honors were distributed for summer reading and classroom achievements.
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Whitlock
LM. Hls
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