France Again Is The Belle Of Europe
Paris AP Those who mourned France after World War I see a modern, confident nation. Industry is rising, housing expands, living standards compare favorably with Britain and West Germany. De Gaulle's leadership and closer ties with Germany bolster stability, while tourism rewards visitors with greater purchasing power, though everyday costs remain high. Luxury, however, is cheaper in Paris nightlife.
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Europe
France
Britain
West Germany
U.S
Charlés Dé Gaulle
de Gaulle
Drowns Teaching Daughter To Swim
A 34-year-old harvest worker from St. Joseph Missouri Ira Lee Greer drowned in Slate Creek near Oxford Sumner county while teaching his seven year old daughter Mattianna Karsey to swim. Fully clothed and wearing heavy boots he waded into a 10 foot hole and disappeared as his wife Gwendolyn Greer watched. The girl was rescued by her mother.
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Wellington
Kas
St. Joseph
Ira Lee Greer
Slate Creek
Oxford
Sumner County
B. J. Myers
Greer
Mattianna Karsey
Gwendolyn Greer
Not Superman To Himself Not Superman To Himself
HOLLYWOOD AP George Reeves known as Superman to millions of TV fans died by his own hand Tuesday moments after his fiancée teased he would shoot himself Reeves, 45, felt trapped by the role despite nine years portraying the cape flying hero TV filming of the Superman series ended a year and a half ago after 105 episodes Reeves earned security and some fame but longed for better acting roles calling himself Hopalong Cassidy unable to land other parts The remarks capture a troubled actor haunted by typecasting and missed opportunities.
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Hollywood
George Reeves
Superman
Reeves
Hopalong Cassidy
Interprets New Printing Law in Kansas Notices
Topeka Atty Gen John Anderson explains a 1989 Kansas legal notices law requires a newspaper to be printed and published in the county to carry notices. An exception allows out of county papers with general county circulation. The official paper rule for second or third class cities is not required.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Kansas
Mark Bennett
Attorn ‘Ney
Anderson
Eee Ee 1k Eee Ae Eee Je Lig
A brief unnamed item notes a sequence of coded terms including ee e, 1k, and lig with no clear context or identifiable entities. The readable fragments suggest a curtailed notice or catalog fragment from a historical page.
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Paris
la Belle France
Belle
America
Cecil Lyon
Lyon
Konrad Adenauer
Germany
Washington
New York
Manhattan
Briggs & Stratton
Harry Smith Auto Supply
First National Bank
Ottawa, Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Government Securities
C. D. Cayot
R. M. Clogston
C. W. Hegberg
R. 8. Hanes
Exec
R. D. Mahoney
H. A. Letchworth
Frances O. Jones
James J. Chandler
T. D. Warren
W. A. Swift
C. M. Ott
A. W. Chandler
Hanes
W. E. Hegberg
Elizabeth C. Clogston
J. J. Chandler
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Franklin County
Westinghouse
B.T.U
Vali
The
Ottawa Herald
Peoples National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Stock
C. P. Burrows
Alma Schweitzer
J. W. Dickerson
George E. Lister
W. B. Devilbiss
Margaret S. Hudelson
W. G. Ransom, JR
George Lister
William W. Wallace
Ransom Bennett, Jr
Robert B. Anderson
Milo M. Hewitt
Thomas F. Porter
Margaret S. Huderson
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