Murray Endorses Reuther As Head Of UAW
Atlantic City AP report describes convention clashes as Walter Reuther seeks unity against internal critics including George Addes and R. J. Thomas. Murray praises Reuther, notes free to file affidavits under Taft Hartley, while rival faction accuses others of tactics and dictatorship. Delegates vote to start elections on Thursday.
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Dick Leonard
Reuther
Columbia Plans Education Week Program Change
Columbia high school will prevent the Education Week program over status WAGE from 15 a.m. Tuesday on the theme Building America's Future. Harmon elementary school will conduct the WDIG program on the same theme from 2:20 to 3 p.m.
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Columbia High School
Harmon Elementary
Farm Bureau To Meet At Wicksburg
Harvey King director announces upcoming regular Farm Bureau meeting at Wicksburg with a film later shown about hog cholera control program and state agriculture efforts.
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Farm Bureau
Wicksburg
Buresy
Fragmented OCR: Political Primaries and Economic Plans
Fragmentary text references a political primary and Republican views. It notes a speaker urging that America should not abandon plans for economic modernization if reforms are adopted and carried out in a free and democratic way. The passage is garbled with missing names and places.
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Seve
Trase
Telwoto
America
Fragmented OCR report on highway crash investigation
An OCR mishmash describes a highway crash sighting with mentions of Semson Mea Hart and A Muller. It notes court boundaries and uncertain percentages, with the author claiming to have investigated and stating patrolmen and hospitals involved, though many terms are garbled.
Quiet Weekend Yields 33 Arrests Across Counties
Police report 33 arrests over the weekend in Dothan and Houston counties. Officers deterred gatherings, citing drunkness and disorderly conduct. Chief Eadie notes crowds were large but peaceful. one additional arrest occurred at a biphaw poll with unclear details.
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Wade
Scrambled 1900s team pairings and names list
Several line fragments list individuals with surnames and initials, pairing players with opponents or teams. Names include Wade Melton Crassiot Jr. Maranatn, Davie Parker Neston, Baldwin Buch Jarvis, Southeria Rudolph Owens, Granger and Granger, Ingram Biaceve, Sam Mart Bord Hideres, Curtis Myxer Culpreth, McArthur, Godwin, Forrester, Colbreth, Reno Hows, Wickes Waller Harver Hocke Adams.
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G R Wade
Melton
J. C Crassiot Jr
J. E. Maranatn
John Wo Davie
T. H. Parker
Dan Neston
P Baldwin
Joatees J. Buch
Fos Jarvis
Paul JL Southeria
Rudolph Owens
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C. E. Track
Deese
Steve W. Peath
Fo Bisckwell
F A. Granger
Alver Lo
Armistice Day closures and military notices across states
A damaged text notes closures on Armistice Day including courthouses and federal buildings. It mentions Army units, Air Force staff, and a mention of New York and New Orleans items amid scattered references to open dates and labor actions.
Robbery suspect nabbed in Mobile Bees area
Police identify a suspect linked to a late night theft spree across Mobile area. Officers traced leads through multiple locations including roads near Doe Street and Hawes, with warrants issued after a wave of burglaries. The accused, named in court records as Swid Hawer, faces charges and awaits arraignment.
Man killed robbed of twenty five thousand dollars
Conway South Carolina AP reported sheriff said David Hadith Db found shot to death near tens Nag peep. Investigators say the victim was shot and robbed of twenty thousand dollars and that the money was to be kept at home. The article records limited readable fragments with names and places partially obscured.
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Livestock Market Notes From Thomasville Amid Turbulent Trade
Fragmented text outlines livestock trading from Thomasville with scattered references to calves and cattle, locations, dates, and prices. Mentions of buyers, sellers, and regional terms appear jumbled, suggesting a livestock auction or market summary with mixed data and inconsistent names.
Fragmented OCR item hints at local public notices and names
The readable text fragments reference individuals, places, and actions in a dated public notice style. Names such as GoCahan and local terms suggest a municipal or court context, with scattered phrases about entries, payments, and property actions.
Fragmented Masonic Calendar Notes from a Local Page
Incomplete OCR text shows scattered calendar items related to Freemasonry. The legible fragments mention work and possibly procedures or dates, but no clear events, names, places, or organizations are readable enough to identify.
Debate Over Marshall Plan Aid and Costs
A fragmentary report outlines intense debate on funding the Marshall Plan. Figures cited include roughly 2.5 billion dollars for the first 15 months and up to 20 billion for a four year program, with estimates subject to revisions by the committee and Treasury.
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Marshall
von Huarriman Committee
Engimeer Authedtred Te Suy Reed Materiel
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe a mechanical or administrative matter with partial phrases about a “Materiel Engineer” and references to adjustments, dates, and names. The readable portions are garbled, offering little verifiable factual content or clear events.
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Engimeer
Marshal Plan proposals and administrative structure
Fragmented OCR text outlines a Marshall Plan framework with calls for unity of command and broad executive flexibility. It discusses designation of a large ambassador for Europe, maintaining a single channel via embassies, grants and loans mix, and fiscal reforms. It emphasizes private financing, international bank use, and purchases outside the United States while detailing personnel abroad and administrative oversight.
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United States
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Mrs. Webster Monk Dies At Collenweed
Funeral services for Mrs Webster Monk, who died at the residence on Cottonwood Road Sunday after a short illness, were held at Howare Gue Church with Rev W F te gnes of Asiford officiating. Survivors include her husband and three sisters Mrs Dela Sms Mrs Airy Fathe Ovens and Mr Lie Reisen, all of Cottonwood. Pallbearers listed.
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Asiford
Peases & Choustmas
Asitard
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Treee
Dela Sms
Lie Reisen
Attic Fire Damages Residence at 1005 West Main
Fire caused considerable damage to the attic and boiler room of Mrs. J. D. Foy's home at 1005 W Main Street shortly after midnight. Plas d Narcis said the blaze started from the boiler used for heating the house. No electrical damage was reported elsewhere.
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