Local Officials Inconsistent Corrections Reported
A jumble of brief international wire items notes a Tall judge in Lasloc with two 46 calibre pistols in court, a Dallas man praised for safe driving, and a Westmorland California error in town signage. Reports from Westmolland and Fubath Germany detail police and railway incidents with unclear names and outcomes.
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Little Rock
Ayk
UPI
Robert W. Lasloc
Laser
Joan Ldovhe
Untidy OCR fragment about World War II era events
Fragmentary text mentions war terms, divisions, and places but is garbled. It references a 260 division, Burling, Vermont, Forts, and Monaippiledt with unclear connections. The readable facts are minimal and inconsistent due to OCR errors.
Fog Delays Sailing Of Repaired Ocean Liner
New York reports fog delays the Queen Elizabeth after repairs from a collision. The Cunard liner, inbound from Europe, was to sail amid fog and harbor restrictions near Caney Island. Several vessels scraped sides in the area, including the Ocean Denny and American Forward, with no serious damage.
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New York
Queen Elie
Cunard
Europe
United States
Col
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Furop
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Bom
Mollie
Jiner Andres Bark
Seerlish Lines
Stockholm
Jones
New York Harbor
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Athintic
Secords
Ocean
States Marine
Collin
Caney Island
New York Bay
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Times Square
Atlantic
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Akowil Ie Ter
Ahvidder Ko
Eisenhower Disarmament Policy Outlined in 1950s Review
Washington report outlines President Eisenhower with draws on disarmament aims to reduce arms and ease tensions with the Soviet Union. It notes opposition within the Soviet bloc and stresses the need for groundwork before any binding reductions.
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Washington
Ust
Eickenhower
Aroud
U.S
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Tn Per Kundehe Treinen Toadies Evanstantly To Join the Xone
Durden
Moise
Ebwehower
Charles J. A
Soviet Union
Glenstal
Torndenad
Bowtet Union
Anil
Fire Deaths Inquest Delves Into Landmark Georgia Fire
Sacramento report details coroner inquiry into the deaths of defter Osborn 6 and his child in a home blaze. Investigators note family members and a stepfather aided by a canny defense, while a Georgia veteran linked to the War of Independence may have played a role. The story links to Mercer University’s founding and broader Georgia history.
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Abraham Simons
Flelaly
A. Mazza
Aldine Simons
May Hinva
Dogert
Dogert While Waodog
Georgia
Josae Mercer
Simonskaya
Mercer University
Macon
Error Shifts Bridge Crown To Chicagoans After Score Flub
Chicago duo Edward Stosen and Ben Rotman won the Life Masters Bridge Championship after a scoring error altered the podium. Philadelphia’s Robert Jordan and Norman Kay were initially declared winners, but a miscount revealed four tricks had been misrecorded, dropping them to third with 8x14 points. Rosen and Rotman scored 863 points. Lawrence Wells Beaton and Sidnggy Aaronson of Washington took second with 862.45 points.
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Chicago
WPD
Edward, Stosen
Ben Rotman
Robert Jordan
Philadelphia
Norman Kay
Merchantaville
Peegeist
Uriges
Winnetke
Teker
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Jordan
Kay
Bryge
General Recognizes Airman's Trouser Mixup
Rutland Vermont dispatch reports an officer praised airman attire mixups and improper uniform items. A separate note states Paul 14 received a sentence for arson tied to a diary entry about a fire.
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Rurlington
Ubt
Frodeld Sillado
Rutland
Paul
Tisdiady
Fourth Revenge Attack Told by Mother in Pemidney Mis
Patricia Fay Smith, mother of three, describes a violent Wednesday assault at her home by a rebuilt attacker seeking revenge for a 1935 scar. She and her husband James Bryah moved to escape threats, with ongoing fear during perils at work, in public, and near neighbors for years.
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Callt
Patricia
Fay .Sratth
Alto
Smith
Naband
Ames
Slgt
James
Ay' Bryah
Steven
Los Angeles
Ha Coal
Weird names and terms appear in local scribble
A jumble of odd phrases and misspellings shows a strange collection of words like Mukly Bath Gell Oblong Bone Crap nergy and Polo alongside scattered taglines. The readable fragments suggest a chaotic note or OCR error without a clear event or person.
Mediators Resume Talks to End Steel Strike
In New York federal mediators resumed discussions with leaders of the United Steelworkers as the strike, now in its 16th day, cuts 35 percent of the nation's steel output. Finnegan and Mitchell were reportedly meeting in Washington while the White House urged free bargaining without pressure.
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New York
UPSL
MLDX
Jay Tor
Merlatlon
Joseph ¥. Finnegan
United Steelworkers of America
USIW
Mitchell
Polley
Ayday
United States Steel Corp
Roger M. Blough
Man Accused of Sex Relation With Alabama Girl
A Jackson resident formerly living in New York City faces accusation of having sexual relations with a Prattville, Alabama girl in 1953 while serving as a houseman to a colonel. Testimony shows the girl, a high school student, was intimate with the man once. Judge sentenced him to 13 months and 22 days, including 30 days in a hospital and fines in lieu of confinement.
Peninsula Man Wins Scholarship for Viticulture Study
Peninsula resident Victor Library, 21, of Redware City, wins the $1590 J K Murchall Memorial Scholarship funded by the California Wine Industry to study viticulture. The award honors the late L K Murchall, former wine institute director. Library will pursue study at the University of California Davis.
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