Daily fire rate notice and telegraph service plans
A garbled 1947 notice from The Associated Press outlines subscription rates for daily telegraph services, including word rates and monthly fees. It references various offices and contact points in New York, Atlanta, Chicago, Michigan, and Montgomery, with a note about accuracy and factual corrections.
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Jane Curd
Wenren Associated Press
United Psi
New York
Atlanta
Kegly-Smith CO
Michigan Ave
Tarker Mane
Glenn Big
Seeeses Lincoln-Libesty
Bide
New Center
Montgomery St
General Relaxes Seeks Quiet Reading Time Away From Duties
A fragmented report notes General Gereray Marsta fresh from his army service plans to rest from duties as secretary of state by reading. The text mentions his tastes span history and economics, with a fondness for mysteries, Westerns, and lighter fare, while hinting at his studious approach.
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Gereray Marsta
Chile
Hewig
Marya Vaca iii
Georgia
Sinaanige
Aberiuog
Liles
Mirtain
Mivdevia
Talmadge
Leey
Aine
Tee Te Tonge
Chkosetil
Ameriesi
Austria
Vienen
Mehawn
Abby Schild
Pianer
Russia
State Legislature Faces Budget Scrutiny and Committee Junkets
Observers critique interim committee use and proposed reforms as lawmakers debate session length, expense control, and how to wind down business within legal limits. Critics warn junkets waste funds while supporters urge timely action to build public trust during the new four year term.
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May
Unclear OCR fragment headline from Mississippian era notes
Fragmentary readable phrases indicate a Mississippian era note mentioning people, places, and a medical or logistical operation. The text is garbled OCR with scattered names and terms, preventing a coherent event or outcome. No clear dates, organizations, or scores are decipherable for a fuller summary.
Truman Civil Rights Panel Faces Southern Backlash
A federal civil rights committee chaired by Truman prioritizes anti bias work while clashing with Georgia Governor Arnall and other southern leaders. Key figures include Charles Luckman and Charles E. Wilson, with debate over inviting groups like the Ku Klux Klan and funding cuts to state universities.
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Washington
Truman
Bob Patterson
Ellis Arul
Georgia
Charles Luckman
Walt Lever Brothers Soap Company
Charles E. Wilson
General Electric
Jnne
Wilst Yeeyed
New York
Moris Ernat
Ku Klux Klan
Catumbians
Gerald L. K. Smith
Lena Langer
Norti
Free enterprise and tariffs in Southern agriculture discourse
John Temple Graves critiques tariff protection amid Southern Agriculturalist notes on free enterprise. The piece discusses balancing competition among business, manufacturing, and agriculture against totalitarian threats, and reflects on Blue Cross health coverage debates and broader economic policy in a reformist South.
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Cee
George Stoun
Southern Agriculturalist
Southern Commissioners of Agriculture
South
They Say the Parkes in Nen Japan and the Orient
A fragmented column notes rising prices and political tensions in the United States and abroad. It cites statements from officials and critics, mentions budget concerns, and recalls past actions linked to political figures. The piece ends with a quoted copyright notice from The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
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Talmadge
Surat
Georgia
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
World Today analysis on Big Four talks and Austrian fate
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Dewitt Mackenzie surveys the Tac Landon conference among the Big Four deputy ministers and outlines diverging views on postwar occupation. He notes Britain and the United States wary of Soviet aims, supports restoring Austrian sovereignty but warns of a protracted settlement until Austria’s fate is settled.
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the World Today
Dewitt MacKenzie
Britain
Hitler
Monthly Social Security Benefits Paid To 1997 Local Residents
The local Social Security office reports monthly benefits totaling $26 659 89 to 1997 people in the area with total payments of $29 222 71 for beneficiaries not immediately eligible. Payments target wage earners with children under 18, widows with underage dependents, and other eligible families.
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Sony
Imp. Sim
Seow
Radio Programs a0 ON THE TWORKS TLESDAT
Radio listings show a packed schedule with varied segments including Commentary Oversea Morning Melodies and News summaries. Notable items include Arthur cinlfrey Trient Shom and Shane Ouch MAS leading musical blocks and AP News segments with regional updates from Southland and Queen Bor.
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Rindio Ier
Abebaale
Oversea
Nene
Warid
Abe Ancksmith
Elmer Pais
Abe
Brenig Eialog
Tran
Pete Avene
Arthur Cinlfrey
Hewin Jy
Easy Time
Bena
Ruma
Prearne Yong
MBS
Stecine Mos
Pesan
Ait
Maiy
Shane Ouch
Win
Southland Eehoer Sn Xbmdy
Valles Falls
South American Way
AP New Faust
Hemi
Marina Band
Cryst Fhoughhaye
Wdsent Agieckedinard
Tamahares Te Snatl
Varietion
AP News Queen
Tleart's
Losive Mbs
Chriat
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AP Newa Regan Tion API Ancentace Pacade “Ml Tom
Cottonwood Juniors Change Meeting Date Notice
The Cottonwood Council of Junior Order United Avenues Median voted to move the meeting from Tuesday to Monday to accommodate more members. Details mention past payments totaling over 2400 dollars since 1947 and ongoing pension benefits discussions.
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Cottonwood Councilee
United Avenles
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