New Washington Frontier Opens as Don Dunn Wins $85,000 Farm
Moraes Lake Washington and the Columbia Basin celebrate a veteran contest winner Donald Dunn receiving an $85,000 farm and furnished home in a single day. Reclamation officials discuss costs and future settlers while contrasting past hardships of Stockman and Horan with the modern venture.
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Columbia River Basin
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Veterans of Foreign Ways
Don Dunn
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Lowell Stockman
Simfoot
Pendleton
Ore
Wall Horan
Washington
Wenatchee
Donald Ding
Mr. Dunn
Kansas
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Maser Lake
Columbia Basin
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Eartier
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Riveau of Reclamation
Eisenhower TV appearances contrast in rain soaked debut
Hal Boyle notes two presidential TV performances by Dwight D. Eisenhower. The first on a drenched stage in Kansas showed a tired, aging figure amid poor lighting and wind. The next day in a well lit theater he recovered, answering questions briskly and looking fit in a gray uniform-like suit.
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Hal Boyle
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Dwight D. Fisenhower
Ike
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Kansas
Fisenhow
Stainiy
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Tilin
Eisenlower
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Long Island
Hower Winsell
Eisenhower
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Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
Poem reflects on everyday life and emotional rewards found in kindness and hopeful moments. It contrasts sorrow and joy, noting that beauty and small acts of care provide relief from daily troubles.
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Closing Down Steel Mills a Gigantic Operation
The nationwide steel strike triggers massive plant shutdowns as blast furnaces pause in a 24 hour process. Workers begin closing off furnaces, bricking openings, and draining molten metal while safety measures prevent damages and wage losses.
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Conty
American Bleel and Wire Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Plart
Ateol
Thia
Right Crowd Temptation in Nell's Move to New Town
Nell admits happiness at joining the social circle in a new town where gambling drinking gossiping and stepping on outsiders occur. Peter warns to flee the perverse generation and stay true to Christ while the early church modeled daily fellowship praise and shared meals.
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Peter
Houte
God
Christ
Hell
Heaven
Acute Diseases Decline in Mortality Across Nation
Deaths from acute diseases have fallen sharply over two decades with pneumonia influenza tuberculosis and appendicitis claims dropping significantly while chronic diseases and cancer rise as people live longer. Insurance data show $13 million in acute disease claims in 1981 shrinking to $5 million recently and appendicitis claims down to one seventh of 1931 levels.
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Washington County
Rcare
Tan Murdoch
McPherson
Aine Bnol
Holmes
Murdoch
Tan
Sherlock Holmes
Hue Wang
Dorothy's Sarongs Spark Demand Across Institutions
New York reports that Dorothy's sarongs remain highly sought after by collectors and dorm visitors. Paramount Pictures notes several hundred pieces decorate rooms in men’s quarters and even a Smithsonian sarong is in the collection. A World War II auction saw one garment fetch $297,860.
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New York
Dorothy Amour
Paramount Pictures
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Epur Bond Nrives
Texan
Doyle stories and medical insights attract physician reader
The article reviews Arthur Conan Doyle fiction focusing on medical cases and cites Dr. Edward J. Van Liere on the lions mane and the Portuguese man of war. It recounts Holmes’ methods, real case reports, and public health notes about jellyfish stings and venom effects on swimmers.
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Arthur Conan
Doyle
Edward J. van Liere
West Virginia Medical School
Sherlock Holmes
Lionas Mane
Fitzrroy McPherson
Hheare Tronbie
McPherson
Jonea
van Tiere
Warren BE. Bloin
Robert St, Bradshaw
United States Navy
Miami Beach
Hallnon
Ela
MePherson
Murdoch
In Corsets Advice From Experts Sparks Controversy
A garbled clipping cites experts led by Migs Hetty Vincent on foundation-wear, mentioning an elbow restraint and a satirical ballad history. It notes a past year total of volunteers and mentions 12 784 still Meyda in a confused context.
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Omaha
Noh
Tuna
Uae
Migs Hetty Vincent
Foundation-Wear
Waat Volnthaa
Jottings From Yesteryears 40 Years Ago
A Cumberland Valley Railroad line to the Potomac appeared near, as a representative sought rights of way. Woovenworth residents faced fines up to 2 to tow cars from road holes, blamed on a local racket. Hoona boro finances showed receipts 2010.45 dollars and expenditures 1528.04, leaving 498.61. Haircuts rose to 26 cents in local shops after a failed barber price clamp.
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Cumberland Vatey
Potomac
Tocal Motorista
Woeverton
Hoonaboro
Barbs and Blame Cloud the Issue in Times of Hay Fever
A fragmented passage suggests political blame around an issue with Barbs and Cochran referenced. The tone hints at satire or criticism of a politician blamed for confusion. Mentions hay fever and champagne in a casual, muddled style.
Incoherent Snippet Reflects Odd Social Remarks
A garbled excerpt mentions a state official about women seeking bargains and making husbands feel cheap. The rest references stray phrases about strawberries, shore lake, laundries, and summer, with no coherent event or clear identities.
Hood College graduation address warns of family breakdown risk
Very Rev. Janica A. Pike, dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, urged Hood College graduates that personal life breakdown poses a greater threat than atomic destruction. He warned of fraying family ties amid crowded urban life and urged unity, noting erosion from poor communication and misaligned values.
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Columbia University
Oie
Josephinae Wolfa
Carta
Hamaport High School
Klos
Sehool
Old Fish Day draws crowd at City Park lake
Twenty years ago the event at City Park lake drew a large crowd as hundreds of goldfish were salvaged with Park Board approval. Hagerstown showed a revived confidence as local business leaders and bankers reported money hidden in backyards and mattresses returning to circulation.
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Apecal
Park Board
Hagerstown
Jlocal
The Works of Christ Walks on Sea and Calms Storm
Jesus guides disciples to the boats to cross the sea. He prays on the mountain as night falls. Peter walks on water but sinks when fearful. Jesus rescues him and calms the wind as the ship reaches shore. The disciples worship Jesus proclaiming him the Son of God.
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Peter
Jeans
God
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