Literacy alarm in Turkey fuels defense mindset
An extended, OCR damaged report outlines Turkey's literacy challenge with 65 percent adult illiteracy and a government push to teach reading. It ties literacy to NATO defense concerns, noting military strength links to civilian education, Turkish Europe-Asia position, and U.S. aid shaping the air force modernization. It mentions 1958 spending, 13,000 air force personnel, and pilots training in the U.S. or Canada plus NATO demonstrations. It ends with a local event notice for a pancake fundraiser on Monday from 5:30 to 8 pm.
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uOoran
Iters Ney Yale
Turkey
Free World
Europe
Asia
Middle East
United States
Canada
U.S
NATO
Ialy
Ree
Supreme Alled
Mat Cu Tidgway
Aiga
Diamond Dilemma in a Card Hand Lesson
A student wins the opening club in his hand Jinn and uses the trump finesse. East wins the trick and returns the remaining trump. The student improvises but must pursue diamonds, debating whether to guess the diamond queen. The professor argues for a precise line starting with the awe of spartes, king of ehrbs, and high hearts to force the diamond discard and resolve the hand.
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East
Bidding dilemma and a Wyoming prison cash payment story
The page mixes a bridge bidding puzzle with a Wyoming legislative note. It cites South facing a decision after a pass, then shifts to AP reporting that Wyoming lawmakers raised the cash payment to released prisoners from 15 to 35 dollars, with Rep. Oscar Hall citing high costs of leaving. It also notes the WWI German gun Big Bertha firing from 76 miles.
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Cheysune
Wyo
Wyoming
Oscar Hall
Paris
Beavers Aid Water Group With Dams In New Jersey
Beavers, often a nuisance, helped the North Jersey District Water Supply Commission by damming a three acre marsh near Wanaque New Jersey. The commission voted not to chase them away, noting they are doing a good engineering job as forester Albert Buber commented.
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North Jersey District Water Supply Commission
Forester
Bert Buber
Bombings at Mechanicville Homefront Sparks Investigation
Police say two aerial bombs damaged front porches in Mechanicville on Wednesday night, one near Charles Wormer and another at Leon Stone. State Police and Saratoga deputies investigate with local agencies, linking to West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co. workers amid ongoing labor tensions.
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Mechanicville
Ene Ploye
Athaly
Whey
Mechans
Vinville
Westvaco
United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union
Mr. Stone
Estvaco
Marner
Aril Fatie
Merhamieville Policn
Henry C. Arnold
Joseph P. Ryan
Anthony K. de Vilo
W. J. Wond
Stone
Westwavo
George N. Hoyer
Bytvaco
Asid
Park
Morner
Gexpe
Patelek Harle
UPP
Lional
Adbany
West Virginia
Jin
Backache Relief Promo Promotes Pills For Tension
An advertisement touts a product named Lann's Pills as a remedy for emotional tension and nagging backache. The copy links stress to back pain, claims quick relief, and encourages readers to buy the new formula at a discounted price. It emphasizes improved mood and energy.
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Patna
Ani
Pin Sang
Naga
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Ankara
Edmund W. Cowie
Congress St. Troy
Big Value TV
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Screon
Cordevan Magnatex
Concord
New Yorker
2Nd St
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Venus of Mouthful Service
St. Albany
Jacoby
Squurhuy
AOSTA
AK eAlas Cay
North East
Souta
Mans Wreaz
Saratoga County Sheriff’s Office
Storage
Old Westvaen
Miatrict 4
United Mine Workers of America
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
Lis
Horvce
Lewar Leval
Denby
Bua
Don
Grove Utoen
Kone
Carter
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