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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1956
Page
12
Puzzle style list of across and down clues blending wordplay and names. Includes references to Ham and Japheth Meg Jo Amy monkey weary century plant and various numeric and lettered entries. Down clues mix phrases like faced lie an and shut cave and actor Welles with thematic word fits.
Department officials say federal contributions increase to $25 of the first $30 payments starting Oct 1, with no match on amounts up to 60. Previous July figures show federal share of $20 of the first $25, with state funds covering the rest. State averages show Arkansas 23.17, Kansas 66.96, Missouri 49.83.
Baldwin residents attend church circles and Rotary talks while noting visits from relatives friends and guests. Obituary notes report the passing of Birk Hughes former Baldwin businessman in Denver with survivors including wife Hallie and daughter Betty. Other items include local social events school staff talks Hereford tours and community notices across Baldwin and nearby towns.
Partial OCR shows mentions of Wolfeon's Hayes' Insurance and Reuter Ornan. Penny's Ready Miz and Meitner Furnace split there with four points, two each. References urban places like Westview Motel Fritnal Jaybaw 3558 ind Hi do Ser Schugart Bob's T Ct and Lawrence Paper Co Offices. Employment on U.S. railways in 1966 averaged 1,058,716 persons, about $00,000 less than in the prior period.
A garbled classified section lists rates per word and per week, with scattered ads for chiropractic services, auctions, furniture repair, TV and radio repair, motors, welding, and miscellaneous trades. It mentions a bank abstract office and various local addresses and phone numbers, all in fragmented form.
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