Not Worth A Cent Penny Faces Extinction In Vending Machines
A Boston vending firm has removed penny vending machines from subways as selling for a penny is no longer economical. Inflation has pushed the penny from many stores and even the penny postal card was ended by the post office. Only parking meters and coin collectors remain as uses for the one cent coin.
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Boston
Post Office
Quips on Time and Old Friends in a Dated Column
A reflective column comments on longevity gender gaps and fashion aiming with humor at handbags. It notes Truman memoirs and art ages, speculates on a 30 hour work week, and mocks editorial zeal. It cites Ben Franklin and Nellie Wren while touching desegregation and Kansas fiscal sessions.
Local notices and anniversaries drift through Wellsville page
Abridged column recalls events from the past including Mrs Carrie B Winger injured in a fall on the ice, Mr and Mrs J S Haynes celebrating a Golden wedding anniversary, a Quenemo visitor named Ogle, a Pacific soybean special train drawing a crowd, Winters taking MM factory management, Ward store notes, starch sale at seven pounds for 25 cents, the Blair family and Mrs J B Deford planning wintering in the South, and a revival underway at Wellsville.
Possibilities Grow With Longer Days In Spring
The piece notes daylight lengthening by two minutes daily and predicts three more minutes come March. It urges readers to plan yard improvements and home projects, from trellises to shrubs, with TV time used for thinking and sketching ideas, acknowledging few plans may become reality.
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March
Same Song Third Verse in Kansas GOP Race
Governor Fred Hall frames the 1956 Republican primary as a rerun of 1954 when he pledged to “throw the rascals out” and won a strong mandate. He has since weeded out the old guard, facing persistent opposition from top GOP bosses, the legislature, and newspapers as he seeks reelection with grassroots support against the machine once more.
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Fred Hall
Kansas
Old Guard
Brias
Leutenant
Hall
Back To Horse Trading In Automobile Marketing
The senatorial probe into auto marketing questions phantom freight and Detroit plus pricing while noting the shift from one price to horse trading. Dealers gain less per unit as merchandising evolves with a nontransparent new car value, and the real cash difference is king.
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Senatorial
Detroit
Congress
Newspapers Stimulate Thinking by Dr. Crane on youth and press impact
Dr. George W. Crane argues newspapers rally thinking and disseminate sex education and psychological guidance. He cites high school changes, a million copies of Sex Problems in Marriage, and reader letters guiding marriages, crediting Wisconsin journalism for youth counsel. He notes a 59 yard UCLA TD by Chuck Holloway in last season’s Washington State game.
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William Wrigley, Jr
America
Voltaire
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Journalism
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
UCLA
Chuck Holloway
Washington
Television Programs Listing Pruned for Local Stations
A dense OCR of a television schedule lists Channel 5 CBS early shows G E Theatre Alfred Hitchcock plus numerous local segment names. It includes KMBC News WDAF Top of Evening WDAP Morgan Beatty and various fan clubs, job clinics, boxings and music segments with times attached and multiple station abbreviations.
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KMBC
WDAI
WDAP
Morgan Beatty
Kmbc—Showtime
Edward Morgan
WDAF
KEMBC
Sound Mirror
KAMBC
Fibber McGee
KKMBC
Dilson Shaw
It's Time to Go to the Church of Your Choice
Radio schedule fragment lists EMBC programs and KC hours with times around dawn to afternoon. Mentions EMBC News REAP and a next Sunday church program. Contains multiple station identifiers WDAF K.C. and miscellaneous weekday and weekend entries.
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EMBC
WDAF
WDAY
Weber
KEMBC
K.c
Church of
Keel Laid For Fourth Atomic Sub
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire The Navy laid the keel for its fourth atomic powered submarine the first built at a naval shipyard The USS Swordfish named for a World War II submarine lost in the Pacific after sinking 21 enemy ships and damaging eight It is expected to be completed in 1959 It will be 257 feet long and have a crew of eight officers and 75 enlisted men.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Navy
Community church and parish service listings
Multiple church notices with pastors and service times. Michael Moriarty leads Maas parish on first and third Sundays at 10 30 a m and second, fourth and fifth Sundays at 10 30. Pomona Assembly of God lists Pete W Ratziaff as pastor with services and times. Methodist page lists George M Bolcourt as pastor with Sunday school and worship times. Emerald St Patrick’s and Stather Jack Harringtos entries included with various mass times and weekly prayers.
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Michael Moriarty
Maas
Homewood
Anthony
George M. Bolcourt
Emerald St. Patrick’s — Manses
Stather
Jack Harringtos
Prayer Exalts Birth Life Death and Resurrection Promise
A solemn prayer reflecting on the birth life death and resurrection of the beloved Son. The speaker asks God to grant eternal life and to make believers worthy of the glorious promise through Christ Jesus. Amen.
Liverworts Believed To Cure Liver Diseases
Historical notes recount that some superstitious people held that the small green liverwort plants could treatment liver ailments, reflecting folk remedies from earlier eras and beliefs about plant-based cures.
Sunday At The County Churches Full church schedule listings by denominations
Sunday services and Sunday school times for numerous churches across Quenemo, Rantoul, Williamsburg, Wellsville, Centropolis, Richmond, and nearby areas. Includes pastors names, worship and choir times, youth and BYF gatherings, midweek prayer and Bible study, and radio broadcast notes where present.
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First Baptist Church
Queneme
Cecil V. Kramer
Union Chapel
Leo Sandon
Princeton Methodist
Olivet Baptist
Rosy Sackman
West End
Miami County
Rantoul
Stanton-Spring Ridge
Peoria
Carl A. Grondort
Free Methodist
Williamsburg
NM. F. Longenecker
Richmend
Paul A. Davis
Seventh Day Adventist
Ninth and Sycamore
K. V. Eager
Quenemo Federatea
McIntosh
Homewood Christian and Community
Ronald Seward
Schoo
Churen
Centropolis Christian
Lynn Apperson
Bible School
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Nasses
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