Kennedy Inaugural Expected to Draw Biggest Crowd
Washington reports expect 500 000 visitors for John F Kennedy's inauguration four day events. VIPs include Truman Hoover Wilson Wallace Frost Sinatra and Lawford. The celebration costs about 800 000 funded by a 1 million fundraising drive.
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John F. Kennedy
Edward H. Foley
Harry S. Truman
Herbert Hoover
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Wallace
Robert Frost
Marian Anderson
Hollywood
Frank Sinatra
Peter Lawford
Gwen Cafritz
Marjorie Merriweather Post
Capitol
Sinatra
Lawford
Capitol Plaza
Earl Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Law on bankruptcy and debt discharge explained
The piece traces historical debt punishment and explains modern bankruptcy. It covers voluntary petitions, property disclosure, creditor benefits, discharge of debts, and exemptions. It notes conditional sales and chattel mortgages allow repossession despite bankruptcy, and ends by urging readers to check Want Ads for vital news.
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America
Siberian
Cupid and Theology and a Meek Husband Satire
A Baptist father comments that Cupid lacks theology after consenting to his daughter's marriage to a Presbyterian. A junior high student criticizes teachers, likening English teacher Mrs Larrivee to a ladder. A meek husband endures a tirade as his wife blasts him for laziness and poor conversation.
Juniper Junction Neighbor Visits Uncle Eph Farm
A passerby admires Uncle Eph's farm at Juniper Junction and notes its isolation three miles from town. Uncle Eph responds that being so far out is unhappy and a neighbor suggests keeping whiskey at home.
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Navy
Florida
Kennedy
South Pacific
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Potomac River
England
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National Guard
Juniper Junction
Uncle Eph
Stranger asks. Uncle Eph laments whiskey won't last
A brief line from a historical piece presents Uncle Eph stating whiskey does not keep. The remark conveys a somber mood about endurance and hardship.
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Stranger
Uncle Eph
Tailor Confronts Collector in Mock Interview
A business dispute ends in a curio of a telephone threat and a joke about collection commissions. A firm owner warns of turning a delinquent account to a collection agency, while a lady quips about working at Alston Collection Service and a 20 percent commission. The exchange shifts to a pun about an apple trademark and a Mayflower era immigration joke.
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Alston Collection Service
General Appears As Pentagon Elevator Doors Near Close
An elevator operator waits as a general steps into the corridor near closing Pentagon doors. The brief encounter captures a moment of military leadership in a high security building.
General insists, elevator floor confusion sparks a terse command
A general orders an elevator to the tenth floor despite the building having eight. The operator pleads, the general repeats to "do the best you can." A quip about ants and a dating mishap close the snippet with a joke about a girl breaking her date.
Sun Newspaper Policies And Rates For Whitewright
The Sun publishes weekly on Thursdays and mails second class from Whitewright Texas. Subscription rates are 2.50 in Grayson and Fannin counties 3.00 outside those counties and 5.00 for foreign subs. The Sun states it is a service institution inviting news items and reserves the right to determine news content and reject old or promotional items.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Jean Smith
Georgetown
Robert
Hickory Hill
McLean, Va
White House
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Charlie Ayres
Stan Stanford
Drewie Caylor
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