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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1955
Page
3
Cryptic crossword clues from old newspaper fragment
Fragment reads as a sequence of short clues including cigarette slang, newspaper, vegetable, Scottish Gaelic, and references to river sacred picture city Palestine and louse egg. The readable items suggest a quiz or puzzle listing rather than a full article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Splendid
River Pc
Palestine
Fragmentary crossword style clues from 20 to 33
A list of partial crossword style entries and scrambled hints including Norse groa Gola coin Bulg a native of the United States Measure distance Music Teutonic water spi Angry Spigots with no coherent narrative or complete words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United States
Teutonic Water
Is the FTC an Independent Agency of the Government
The Federal Trade Commission started as an Independent Agency with a bipartisan three two commission and civil service staff. Now the President names the chairman and staff, raising debate if the FTC is still independent or an executive adjunct. The Constitution fixes presidential terms and amendment rules. a constitutional amendment cannot be vetoed by the President. Executive orders regulate acts of Congress and government administration. The president cannot dispense with a four year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Senate
Executive Department
Brannan
North
John A. Logan
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Kentucky
Louisiana
Tennessee
Continental Congress
William Barton
U. S
Benisen
Jean Bald Eagle
William Henry Harrison
Taylor
Lincoln
Gar
Harding
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harrison
White House
Dodgers Win World Series as Yankees Take Laurels
Yogi Berra tops both clubs with at least one hit in every game for a series average of .417. Billy Martin, in his fourth World Series, hits .320 to claim the best Series record among 1955 participants. Phillies release veterans Eddie Walthus and Harry Lowery. Baltimore Orioles players shade winter league play in Colombia. Bob Hasle, called up by Cincinnati, hits .315 with 29 homers for Nashville’s Southern Association team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodgers
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Billy Martin
Yankee
Martin
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Walthus
Harry ‘Peasauts
Lowery
Baltimore Oriole
Barranquilla
Colombia
Bob Hasle
Cincinnati
Nashville
Tennessee
Fragmented notes mix fashion, film chatter and radio
A garbled newspaper fragment covers fashion items, baskets and crafts, plus a potpourri of Hollywood gossip from Marilyn Monroe to Bing Crosby and Mary Martin. It mentions TV plans, stage acts, and new records like The Merengue, with brief notes on performers Griffin Froman and Guy Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr ‘Ilyn Monrose
Hollywood
Share
Monroe
Sherree North
Mamie van Deren
Marilyn
Crosby
Lindsay
Bing
Bob
Gary
Kathy
Linny
Martin
Lewis
Mary Martin
Columbila
Mery Grifin
Griffin
Guy Mitchel
Guy
Blinky
Capitoli
Jane Froman
Binasra
Russia Russia Russia and Farm Trade Reflections in Italy Texas
A Maly News Herald column from Italy Texas critiques the Russia American farmer exchange noting optimism yet warning Americans may have been exploited. It argues Russia shifted to war economy, focusing on manufacturing tools and food production while Russians praise free world images, urging vigilance at the grass roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maly” News-Herald
Italy
Texas
United States
Russia
Fey
U. S
Ty Cobb and Kaline Youngest AL Batting Champs
The text notes Ty Cobb and Al Kaline as the youngest ever to win the American League batting title. Ted Williams misses the title for a second straight year due to limited at bats, hitting .356 in 320 plate appearances. It also mentions Ed Roebuck leading the International League in complete games with 20 and J C Caroline being released by the Toronto Argonauts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Cobb
Brooklyn Dodger
Billy Herman
Ed Roebuck
Dodgers
al Kaline
Detroit
Ted Williams
Ted
J. C. Caroline
Toronto Argonauts
Bill Swalcki
Illinois
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