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Gallagehr-DeLissers, Inc
East 14Th St
New York City
Boxing ad shows effort to hire clean champs amid sport rot
A 1925 New York Times Help Wanted ad sought a world heavyweight champion candidate with a million-dollar payoff, backed by sportsmen and named figures like Jack Dempsey and Ray Arcel. The piece argues boxing has sunk into racketeering, with promoters and Carbo clan ties, cheating champions like Patterson and eroding public trust.
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Floyd Patterson
Births and blizzard era notes from 1952
The Star Files recalls 1952 births at Winchester Hospital, Charles Albert Bly born January 11 to Mr and Mrs Ted Bly. baby’s family note Ted Bly was born with two teeth. A blizzard paralyses Dakotas highways. Robert Barbour and Lucia MacClintock announce birth of a son.
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Charles Albert Bly
Ted Bly
Winchester Hospital
Ted
Plains
Dakotas
Robert Barbour
Barbour
Lucia MacClintock
Floods Displace Thousands in Indiana as 1937 Midwest Damage Grows
Twenty five years ago in Indiana. In 1937 floods drove thousands from homes causing high property damage. James Cordon of Gray Gables Inn returned from Washington where he attended Roosevelt’s inauguration. Guests aiding Mrs. W B Obaugh with quilting for Pleasant Valley Missionary Society included Mrs. Charles Sencindiver Mrs. Fannie Sencindiver Mrs. Eva Smith and Mrs. C P Bailey.
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Indiana
James Cordon
Gray Gables Inn
Washington
President Roosevelt
W. B. Obaugh
Pleasant Valley Missionary Society
Charles Sencindiver
Fannie Sencindiver
Eva Smith
C. P. Bailey
Leatherman elected president of Southern Glee Club 1912
Fifty years ago in 1912 D E Leatherman was elected president of the Southern Glee Club. George Joliffe served as booking agent while Mrs Thomas Shumate of White Post visited her ill uncle Burdell McGuire of Berryville. Friends Charles and Leslie Rosenbery, William Deavers, Arthur Armel and William Silman visited John W Armel at White Post.
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D. E. Leatherman
Southern Glee Club
George Joliffe
Thomas Shumate
White Post
Burdell McGuire
Berryville
Messrs
Charles and
Leslie Rosenberry
William Deavers
Arthur Armel
William Silman
John W. Armel
Daily Meditation On Prayer By Earl L. Douglas
Earl L. Douglas explains that prayer aligns desire with God’s will, clarifies true needs, and deepens discernment. He argues prayer also nourishes the soul and opens blessings, likening spiritual flow to irrigation where formerly arid lives become lush and fruitful.
Kennedy's First Year in the White House A Mixed Year
AP reports John F Kennedy marks one year in office facing global dangers and domestic tensions. He endures illness and injury while guiding defense buildup, disarmament talks, and a growing Western unity amid crises in Cuba Vienna and Newark. He reshapes staff and methods, embraces informal White House culture, and uses live press conferences.
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John F. Kennedy
Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Kennedy
Washington
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Latin America
Pablo Casals
Barry Bingham
Journal and Times
Cuba
Congress
Kennedy One Year In Office Faces Mixed Reviews
A year after Kennedy's inauguration editors nationwide offer mixed appraisals. Many praise his resolve and leadership on the Berlin crisis, while critics fault Cuba policy, NATO frictions, and domestic spending as the year ends. The AP survey compiles editorials from major papers across the United States.
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John F. Kennedy
Evil
Kennedy
Castro
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Dallas Morning News Critique Of Foreign Policy And New Frontier
The News editorial criticizes the administration as weak and inconsistent in forging foreign policy against communism and argues the New Frontier is pushed too far at home. It condemns excessive spending, lack of budget balance, and rising debt, urging dollar stability to restore world confidence.
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Chicago Tribune
United States
U. N
Soviet Union
Paris
Berlin
Congo
Viet Nam
Belgium
U.S
Portugal
Bible Thought Promotes Good Works for All People
A Bible thought urges believers to seize opportunities to do good unto all men. It states God’s people partner with Him to build a better world by living and spreading the will of God in daily interactions.
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Colombia
Hemisphere
Khrushchev
White House
Kennedy
Flu Shots Warned for Timely Protection
Dr. Burton H. Fern urges timely flu shots as epidemics approach. Describes influenza symptoms from mild to severe, cautions against rushing out of bed, and notes vaccines require time to confer protection. Encourages rest fluids and doctor consultation.
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