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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
6
A scrambled list of crossword style clues mixed with numbers and abbreviations. Entries include geotag hints, lake names, color shades, poetry references, manners of speech, animal names, and common terms. The fragment ends with an interior wall definition.
The first televised Cabinet meeting occurred October 25, 1954, after West Germany agreements signed in Paris. Ellis Island was largely closed as an immigration station last November with transfers to New York detention centers and stricter holds for security risks. J George Stewart named Capitol architect by Eisenhower on August 16, 1954, replacing David Lynn. The Statue of Liberty was formally presented July 4, 1884.
John Clayton of Almeria Road Phoenix faced months of worry over his wife medical condition and possible heart surgery. He prayed scripture on Luke 18 1 8 and found calm as the operation proved successful restoring his wife to health and home.
In a smoky interview room at the police station, Walter Derrick is hired as a police officer after the chief selects him for his different approach to handling tough kids. The Chief notes Derrick’s affinity for boys and jokes about an undershirt as he confirms the hire.
A monumental Palace of Progress will be built above Penn Station in New York at a cost over 100 million dollars. The project by Webb and Knapp, led by William Zeckendorf and Billy Rose, aims to create a permanent World’s Fair and international merchandise mart with seven million square feet of space and a central sales hub for consumers, manufacturers, and distributors. Trains and passengers will continue operating during construction.
The Toronto Argonauts will be first among Canada’s big four football clubs to train away from home. Drills for the 1955 season open at Trinity College School in Port Hope in late July.
Editorials from Wildwood and Breese urge removing federal wellhead regulation while preserving utility oversight for gas distribution. They argue competition among 8000 independent producers would lower costs and spur exploration, noting household gas costs rose slowly 1945 to 1954 and producers pay little of the bill.
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