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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
6
A man learns rights and obligations as self employed under old age and survivors insurance. The program now covers three of four workers, with 63 million in covered employment and 4.4 million receiving monthly benefits after 15 years. Benefits range from 20 to 150 dollars, depending on earnings.
Arthur Godfrey promised to help Julius La Rosa if he stayed in the Navy. La Rosa sang on Godfrey Time while on leave, then joined the show shortly after discharge, becoming one of the program’s new “little Godfreys.” Dinah Shore becomes an NBC success as she settles into a twice weekly show.
Instruction to coat the exposed ends of stored lumber with boiled linseed oil to prevent moisture absorption and reduce end grain cracking over time.
A scrambled crossword grid with numerous Across and Down clues including Dry, Poles measure, Crowns Hebrew, Send forth, Swee BS rays, Heats, Thanksgiv ing bird, Contend, Like new, Abounding, Affirmative, Little flower reply, Seed legume, God of underworld Roman myth, Moisten slightly, Skillful, Act of wearing away, Hawaiian bird, Skin tumor, Net, Tapestry wall hanging, Jewish month, Wicked, Sown Hebrew, Shaped like a leaf Bot.
A fragmented crossword style clue list shows last week’s answers for river in Yugoslavia heroic male sheep before twenty two twenty three twenty six twenty eight twenty nine. It includes wordplay like placed a lemon drink folds over coin bedews spheres of.
Ken, laid up with a broken leg, argues with Gail as rain drags on for a week at a resort hotel by a lake. He braves a boat trip alone, nearly capsizes, and wakes to Gail’s comforting presence as she likely fetched help.
A reflective piece urges Americans to examine national choices as New Year nears. It contrasts democracy with police state tendencies, cites Joshua and Israel, and warns against worship of idols such as success, Mammon, or liquor. Copyright 1931 WNU features.
Wright A. Patterson analyzes 1952 presidential race with Truman likely Democratic nominee and Taft as Republican standard bearer. He notes Eisenhower rumors, MacArthur support, and the political battlefield ahead, including labor, military votes, and defense priorities shaping the contest.
A brief note cites scripture during a reading from Joshua 24 13. The text references the verses and emphasizes faith passages in a devotional context.
Advertisement advertises tulip design 386 in yellow red and green with no embroidery needed. Includes instructions to send 25 cents and pattern 486 transfer and laundering details to Joan Stuart Box 424 Madison Square Station New York NY 10.
Numerous short listings including vehicle and van details, cleaning business for sale, land and farm listings, real estate prices, job openings for mechanics and sales agents, dairy cows for sale, machinery and supplies, and service advertisements across multiple states. Includes contact names and locations such as Lawrence Kansas and Clinton Missouri.
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