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An unreadable OCR fragment mentions lines and numbers with unclear names. The text includes symbols and incomplete words making precise meaning impossible to determine from the snippet.
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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
8
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions lines and numbers with unclear names. The text includes symbols and incomplete words making precise meaning impossible to determine from the snippet.
Veterans Administration official in Waco outlined continued eligibility for servicemen under education and loan programs. The rules allow one month of college or training per active duty month, with financial aid to cover tuition and fees or a $100 monthly full-time course payment. VA loan guarantees and private lender options remain, with maximum guarantees and loan limits applicable.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a revival set at a church on Broadway in Cavrilton. Details are unclear but reference a service beginning around 8 o clock and mention Mae and Murda in uncertain context.
An assorted obituary fragment list references residents and relatives such as Anthony Carrodi and Mary Carroven, with names including Mrs Mary Carroven of Cleveland and references to interment at Calvary Ill. The text mentions churches, a Catholic service, and a memorial observance with several names and locations, though many items are garbled.
Weather notes from Dallas and Dickens counties for April 1966 describe near normal temperatures with a high around 47 in some areas and a record low of 30. Observations reference hunting and regional events, listing county names and personal names within a fragmented, OCR-derived summary.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various unclear entities and numbers, including references that resemble names and places but lack coherent context. The legible parts hint at a temporary or miscellaneous record rather than a coherent event or notice.
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