Safety first this holiday season editorials urges care
The piece blends motorist safety tips with a personal reflection on a church wedding. It cites past Christmas New Year auto fatalities and urges drivers to avoid alcohol, drive rested, plan trips, and watch pedestrians. It then extols church weddings as joyful, formal, and meaningful, noting the smiles and emotion of the ceremony and the couple while acknowledging the tension and considerations of married life.
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Mattimony
Power Of The Press And Other Snippets
A collection of wry, dated observations on politics, technology, travel, religion, and humor. Notes on printing power, sleeping car rates, Aesop, a high altitude birth, a cautionary Christmas song, Santa, a Scot’s tale, Bethlehem, hats, maps, communism as religion, religious schisms, and military missile ranges. Real estate along the 200 mile line hints at speculation.
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Army
Air Force
Auld Lang Syne and Local News Snippets
Auld Lang-Syne Herbert Wake of 926 S Sycamore was released from Ransom Hospital after a fall from a car. Lois Hazen, 623 N Cedar, 3, ill with tonsillitis. Warry Potter, 734 N Locust, kicked by a colt while bandaging its leg, suffered a light concussion. Sharon store employees dined at the home of Mr and Mrs E L Sharon with guests. Truman Butler of Hood River, Ore spent holidays with relatives. C A Colton, Santa Fe signal foreman, back to work after illness. A son born to Mr and Mrs Abraham West east of Ottawa. Ottawa coal dealers received cars and locals optimistic about winter fuel. Anna Shoemaker of Kansas City visiting relatives. A William Marks Jr team from Chippewa Hills collided with Dan Ross at Fourth/Main and Fifth/Main.
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Herbert Wake
S. Sycamore
Ransom Hospital
Lois
Ed Hazen
N. Cedar
Warry Potter
Sharon
E. L. Sharon
L. L. Richardson
Ernest Sauer
W. R. Stephenson
Rose Farrell
Ollie Baxter
Truman Butler
Hood River
Ore
C. A. Colton
Santa Fe Signal Department
Abraham West
Ottawa
Fifth
Main
Dan Ross
Fourth
Pregnancy Aided By Adoption Case T-351
Dr George W Crane discusses a case where adoption led to natural pregnancy. Marsha M married ten years adopted two children then conceived twins, with health and happiness attributed to surmounting fears through love and family. He asserts that when no organic barrier exists adoption can induce pregnancy and references his booklet Facts About Pregnancy.
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Marsha M
Crane
Marsha
Hoyle
Hopkins Syndicate
Mellett, Inc
the Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Luxurious Florida Hotel A Dream Come True For Couple
Al and Sadye Tisch and their two sons became famed owners of the Americana hotel in Miami Beach, a 17 million dollar, 15 floor luxury property. Since 1954 they built a family empire, parlaying an initial investment into properties valued at over 50 million, with Americana dubbed Larry’s baby and drawing 900 guests and staff at a 473 room NBC convention.
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Ocean
Sadye Tisch
Larry
Bob
Americana
Florida
United States
Four Tisches
Jack
New York City
Sadye
Laurel - In - the - Pines
New Jersey
Belmont Plaza
New York
Ambassador
Atlantic City
Miami Beach
Tisches
Las Vegas
NBC
Luxury hotel dreams in Miami Beach surpasses all
The Tisches showcase a vast luxury hotel with a private rain forest indoor plus residences and many amenities. Guests can dine in six restaurants shop for a diamond bracelet or AT T stock and even access a private ocean scene and medical services without leaving grounds.
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At&t
Miami Beach
Sadye
Tracing hot dogs to Frankfurt shop in 1559
The record notes hot dogs originated in a Frankfurt, Germany shop in 1559 and were later sold to Coney Island visitors in New York in 1871, marking early spread of the popular sausage option.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Coney Island
New York
Television program listings chaos prompts late changes
Last minute schedule shifts flood the TV guide with uncertain air times. Programs include Eddie Fisher, Hiram, and various news and comedy slots across KC stations WDAF KTIO-FM KCMO and WOAP, with open houses and reruns noted and many times tentative.
Radio Listings and Schedule Fragments
A scrambled OCR of radio station call letters and show times across KTJO FM KCMO WDAF and others. Mentions music news sports talk religious programming and bands with scattered times such as 9 00 9 50 and 7 00. The text lacks coherent narrative and event details.
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Ktjo-Fm
KCMO
Philn Vance
WDAF
KTJO
Nusic
Amos
Andy
KCCMO
Bob and
Ray
Boston
Blackie
KCOMO
World Tonight
Paralyzed hunter bags deer in hillside hunt
Garland Archer of Pleasantville, paralyzed from waist down by a 45 foot fall, was driven to a local hunting camp where he spotted a buck from a wheelchair and shot it twice. He has hunted 33 years and bagged 30 deer.
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Titusville
Garland Archer
Pleasantville
Archer
Henry Fonda Plays the Bull Fiddle on Stage
Henry Fonda, renowned stage and screen star, performs as a bull fiddle player in a live theater show. The appearance showcases his versatility beyond acting as he demonstrates musical talent to the audience.
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Henry Fonda
Oklahoma City Times launches pennies from heaven drive
The Oklahoma City Times starts a campaign to aid Air Force Lt. Richard James Stiles who was arrested overnight in Oklahoma City. Stiles says officer struck him and he was jailed then fined. the paper collects pennies from readers to partially offset what it calls an injustice.
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Oklahoma City
The
Oklahoma City Times
Air Force
Times
Richard James Stiles
Stiles
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Houston
Tex
Scoutcar
R. F E. Albee
Albee
B. J. Revels
Mike Foster
the Times
Stylpaper
Nehru Trip Praised By Indian Papers In US Visit
Indian correspondents report Nehru and President appear healthy during talks in Gettysburg and Washington. The dispatch from Hindu Times notes a strengthening of American Indian relations. Times of India foresees a historic day of discussions heralding renewed trust between nations. Olympic National Park noted as elk summer feeding grounds in Washington.
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NEW Deliim
Nehru
United States
Hindustan Times
New Delhi
Gettysburg
Washington
Times of India
America
India
Olympic National Park
State of
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Santa Claus
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JPH
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Dr. N. Ventor
Eddie Fisher
Hiram
Vather
KCNO
Muargun Beatty
Robi
Q Lewis
Ktio-Fm
Amos 'N
Cass
ABC
CBS
Kansas Theater
Millional
Secret
Shiek Powell
Plashouse
Val
Garey Moore
Moore Godfrey
Godfrey Iu
Mize Brooks
Bob Crosby
Jim Pearson
N. Ventor
Sheriff News
RADIO
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Melody
Gildersleeve
Robbi. Q. Lewis
Otto Dally Marcept
Fehh
Guy Bnedaker
Don Shipman
Howard Hoadley
Herald
Afatandays and Holidays
Alail
Soldier OF Fortune
Daffy Wags
Zary
Qurty
FBI
ARI da En Bowery Boys
Zyover
Worss. and
Ee ‘Huntz Hall
Glenn Rhonda Ford
Fleming Edmond
Brien
Dean Berlin
Willis Nursery Company
Willis
Garden Center
Turkey
Loux Hatcheries
Rhythm
Teciracolor
Ip Percepions Reseed Adam E Rose Py Pact Afrique
ANGEL
ARFY
Ta PE Plus Cartoon
Ottawa Herald
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