Keeler expands educational programs with national entertainment network
Keeler directs a vast network of professional entertainers and lecturers to support educational programs across the Midwest. University units and sponsors recruit and schedule acts from Bill Sears to Janes Ehlen, with 294 programs planned and a yearly yearlong calendar under constant coordination.
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Middle West
University of Ae
Viden
Guy V. Kperrt
Puthae
Keeler
Ami
Aebuule
University of Econsin
University of Kansas
Fional Peatfiorn
Kocher
Time Ory
Wii
Perwainel Aime
Bill Sears
Beten
Asad Janes Elheen
New York
Actantia
Fred HK
Spooner
Reeler
Rim
Ithete
Fragmented Local OCR Reads Hard to Interpret
The readable lines show a muddled note with names and times likely from a local item. Despite garbled text the fragment hints at a drill near Coffessille and mentions Suter and Geumee with unclear references.
Accident Report From Street Intersection Saturday
A fragmentary report notes an accident on a street intersection Saturday possibly involving a vehicle driven by JW Wilson. The readable text is garbled with names and places, offering few concrete details beyond the incident and a reference to a North Street area event.
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JW Wilson
North Pia
Aaron
Fragmented Quote on Art Education Goals
A garbled excerpt discusses school children and art education. It mentions prefiveicna artists and Beek ane byergoe, suggesting a focus on practice to reach artistic goals, but the meaning is unclear and names or locations are absent.
Mere Money into Goods For Home Lees for Drink
The American Business Men's Research Foundation reports prices near record highs drive consumers to spend on home goods rather than entertainment. Maryland sales down 57 percent in July 1947 versus 1946, Arkansas down 34 percent, while furniture appliances and radios show a surge across general merchandising. The foundation cites a shift as households buy washers and radios, reducing outings for the breadwinner.
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Chicago
American Business Men's Research Foundation
Foundation
I Non
Maryland
Arkansas
Two Men Fined for Drunkenness in Police Court
In police court Judge C J Lane fined two men for illegal intoxicating beverages after Saturday night arrests. Jack E Bateson of Mississippi Street paid a $20 fine for his dockside Massachusetts Street arrest, while Lloyd Ellis of Oklahoma paid a $15 fine for his Massachusetts Street offense.
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C. J. Lane
Jack E. Bateson
Mienssippis Street
Tho Dock
Massachusets Street
Judge Lane
Lloyd Ellis
Okahoma
Massachusetts Street
Beltone Hearing Device Lets Deafened Hear Again
Science advances with a tiny hands fit device approved by the American Medical Association Council on Physical Therapy. It requires no battery pack or bulky components and can be self adjusted as hearing changes. Beltone offers free booklets and home demonstrations from Chicago Illinois.
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American Medical Association
Council On Physical Therapy
Beltone
Dept
West 19Th St
Chicago
Granted six leaves at KL U for Deane W. Majoct affair
Sam Gardner and Helen Nee receive six leaves at KL U regarding Deane W. Majoct incident. Professor Gardner named XU faculty in 1903. Miss Helen Skilton, design instructor, is recuperating.
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Sam Gardner
Helen Nee
KL U
S Suites
Deane W. Majoct Olay
Ma Gardner
Misa Helen Skilton
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Mad Searle
Suterwille
Polee
Tate
Lawrence Tae
Jon Dam
Lawrence
Kate
Chishoma
Boose Bros
C. Stairs
San
Sngme Torbay Poa
Crating Survey
Scott
Poe
Osan
Squipt. Co
Prindemsrits
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Avrecione
Office
Nace
Treek
Feras
Cers
Wenhearees
Lores
Uniers
Sarm Joes
Cait
Wong Jispangs
LNG
West St
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Kansas Electric Power Company
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