Fragmented OCR News Item on Subscription and Editor Details
Fragmented OCR text mentions subscription details and editor names, with scattered phrases about a science development and pricing. It references The Associa wile ear o and rights of rppantient ravtruod, plus names like John Hat and Maney F Farris. Ambiguous fragments point to publication logistics and a science note without clear events.
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Associa
O & Ra
Ole Mont
John Hat
Pt Pebushers
Maney
F Farris
Fe Odie
Eitor Rarle
Lang Underwear and Wartime Fashion Notes
A rambling fashion piece discusses wartime wear, underwear trends, and consumer habits. It mentions military contrasts, a 9.95 price point for a cravat product, and how postwar society may influence clothing choices for men and women. It touches on government bond sales and Christmas shopping anxieties.
Stop a Tax Leak May 34 tag on autos may be dropped
Federal officials debate a proposed 34 tag tax on automobiles as the revenue department finds collection costs too high. The appropriations committee notes it would cost far more to collect per $100 of tax than in prior years. With payroll impacts and potential savings, lawmakers seek cheaper public expense measures while motorists eye a lighter levy if value for money is clear.
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Jamin Appropriations Committee
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Congress
Revenue Department
Congy
Turbulent World War II Era News Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions United States leadership during a three year period, references to a second presidency, and a Turkey United States sports clash. Additional garbled names and phrases appear, including mentions of Wendel and Cary, with unclear context and dates.
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United States
Feuk
Turkey
Unclear local notices and legal actions amid year 1908
A garbled report lists legal suits over paving contracts, a football game schedule with Ottawa visitors, and a planned Ladies' Musical Club election within a regional federation. It mentions a permanent musical organization forming, a physical director appointment, and community events amid a chaotic OCR fragment from Ottawa area papers.
Silvinov: A Soviet Envoy’s Colorful Path to Washington
Silvinoff is described as a political phenomenon, rising from early Communist conspirator to distant exile and journalism, then serving as Soviet foreign minister. The piece traces his aliases, wartime service, exile in Siberia, and post purge comeback as ambassador to the United States, highlighting his English wife Ivy Lowe Litvinoff and a life entwined with Moscow power struggles.
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Silvinoff
U. S
London
RED
Siberia
Moscow
Russia
Hitler
Maxim Maximovich Litvinoff
Litvinoff
Great Britain
Germany
Foreign Office
Central Communist Committee
National Party
J Maxim Litvinoff
Bialystok
Russian
Poland
Meer Genokh Movsheer Valiakh
Papasha
Luvinye
Felike
Nits
David Mordecai Fincherstein
Litvinoff Harrison
M. G. Harrison
Buckman
Gustav Graf
Russian Revolutionary Democratic Party
Ivy Lowe
Sir Edward Sidney Lowe
Sir Maurice Lowe
Washington
London Telegraph
Ivy Lowe Litvinoff
Geneva
League of Nations
Hugh Gibson
U.S
Ivy Litvinoff
England
Bruce Lockhart
Tchitcherin
Joses
Krestinsky
Stalin
Soviet Russia
Fifteen Years Ago Samplings From Ottawa Herald 1926
A Sunday full of revival services at Rayburn and plans for a new Ottawa hospital gain momentum. Handel’s Messiah rehearsals at First Baptist near completion under Prof. L E Blackman. State forestry and fish and game department proposed by Isaac Walton league. Theaters report films at Pastime Crystal and Royal. Santa Claus carrier to visit Ottawa Saturdays during Christmas Jubilee. Police seize cigars. meals shared with the Misses Pope and Moore. Local families host dinner guests and visitors from Homewood. A quip notes Kansas men sacked another for dipping doughnuts. The second greatest dunkirk and the motto of enduring seasons.
Thanksgiving Guests Attend Shoemaker Homes in Wichita and Area
Oakland M's Cass Hoopes My and Mrs Willard Shoemaker with Leo Shoemaker of Wichita were Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Shoemaker. Mr and Mrs C W Pritts and Charles Wesley joined dinner at John Fritts home. The Shoemakers visited C W Shoemaker Sunday. Richard Lancaster Dean Hoopes and family plus Irene Butler Alvena Hoopes motored to Emporia Sunday meeting Reuben Storrer Vern Pope Barotley Moore. Alle provided services at First Meetment church where Alvena sings.
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Pope and Moore
John Fritis
Ilena
W. H. Rice
Gary
Richard Fritts
Madelle
Gladys Fritts
Marlin Brubaker
Richard
Gladys
Anita ‘Fritts
Ervin Chambers
Homewood
Thrall
Lewis Fritts
Anna Mae
Emporia
Reuben Storrer
Virgil
Marie Prohel Vern Pope
Barotley Moore
Alle
Alvena
Wrllin
Clara Fuchs
Dalles
Ore
Alvin Lawellin
Lowryfield
Penvey
Myron Crozier
Seattle
Wash
G. W. Gerdeman
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
M Oj. McKisson
LeRoy
Lloyd Hess
Frank Hollings
Walter Butler
Ottawa
Clarke Jackson
Frances Jackson
Frank Dotts, Jr
Lena Davis
Iola
W. Carey
Independence
H. H. Hadgman
Tona ‘Mae
Elmer Lloyd Andairst
Dorothy Mundell
Nadjy Meisenheimer
Juanita Wagner
Osawatomie
Clarence Lawellin
James Miller
Lee
Garnett
Garnett High School
Wallace Hollingshead
Dean Lawrance
Martha Jane Spradlin
James Bailey
Elinor Silverthorn
Evelyn Hoopes
Carl Clinesmith
Mutual Benefit Club
Alfred Henderson
H. C. Woods
Topeka
Katherine Woods
Garnett News items and community notices recap
Garnett social notes report visits and homecomings in Sundown and Garnett Kansas. Residents Mrs Emma McMahon Mrs Ralph Myath Mr H I Frost attend a Spradlin home gathering with prizes awarded to Mr and Mrs Glenn Duvall and others. Funeral of John B Eisenheimer in Hiawatha noted. Various local movements, club meetings and music clinic actions listed with names and places.
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John Wassmer
Lance Sparks
Jane
Sundown
Texas
Emma McMahon
Ralph Spradlin
Floyd Hughs
Spradlin
Hiawatha
Presbyterian Church
Meisenheimer
J. D. Sutton
Villas
Colo
Alma
Pred Sutton
C. C. Golden
Jimmy
Mary %. Golden
Matfield Green
Joe
Bates
Neosho
W Y. ‘Bates
Frank Dotts
Stanley Morey
Merle Loughridge
G. D. Thornburg
Topeka
Masonic Hall
Tom Sheldon
Masonic
Wichita
Mary Kelley
Carrie Drake
Clarence Lawellin
United Presbyterian Church
Charles Wilson
Richmond
Pearl Whitney
Gale Sigler
Richard Crum
Grace Crum
Lawrene
Lloyd Lawellin
Clifford
Emmett Cavey
Walter Hirlett
Walter Worster
Garnett Cemetery
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Baker Univ selects leads for mystery drama Mr and Mrs North
Miss Mildred Hahn Baker University speech director announces Richard Southall of Kansas City and Miss Virginia Thieme of Baxter Springs as the leading pair in the mystery drama Mr and Mrs North to be staged in Baker College theater on January 9.
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Barker Baldwin
Kas
Mildred Hahn
Baker University
Richard South
All
Kansas City
Virginia Thieme
Baxter Springs
Mr. and
Mrs. North
College
Baker
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A. P. Elder
Chamber of Commerce
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