Fragmentary 19th Century Health Service Row Itineraries
A garbled OCR excerpt covers an old health service visit, listing locations such as Methadicat CS and Methadlist Hill, with references to individuals including Amanda WNnkbe Gis and Charles Witt Tp. Mentions a Monday schedule, a home visit at Walters No. 0, and names like Myalob Gardner and Mrs. Warmacit in a hostess role. The text is partial and unclear.
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Aghway
CS. Wiliimeel
Walters
Ellefar
Bailey case details stoked inGurdon defense maneuvers
A report outlines efforts by attorneys and defendants in Bailey's case, highlighting legal maneuvers and arguments about race and fairness. The piece references court actions, potential appeals, and the impact of race on proceedings, noting reactions from the community.
One: Killed Six in Blast at Ackensack Alley
A gas tank explosion damaged three stores and killed one person with several others injured. The blast occurred near a basement in a one story building, scattering debris and causing chaos on the sidewalk.
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Ackensack
Nua Sapisan
Alhey
L’gralik
al Patorson
Otterfiat
U S Census Takers Start Count Today
Census workers begin the 1960 count across the United States. About 190000 temporary staff will collect data, with average earnings around 12 dollars a day. The census aims to determine House seats by state totals, guiding political reapportionment for 1961.
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Cnatinsia
United States
Washighi
Rome
Robert Jl Burgess
Alexis
Calleet Front
Bisen
Cher Piet
Post Office Department
Gensas Dakar
Persis
Ant Avs
Biseybower
Rose Wind
Win
Barca
Iir
Cenaits Biceuy
Lakes
Atlogelliey
Census Forms Blow a Fuse At Philadelphia Hotel
A Philadelphia Sheraton hotel experienced a fuse blow during a census collection at the front desk. Officials reported mail boxes were impacted as forms were distributed and later redistributed to guests, causing brief service delays and a temporary halt to mail handling.
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Philadelphia
Sheraton Hotel
Iker
U.S
Collapse at Bergen County Canthouse injures workers
An accident at a building across from Bergen County Canthouse left several workers injured when a wall collapsed and sulfur burns affected others. The scene involved employees and patrons inside a nearby restaurant as officials investigated the cause and scope of the injuries.
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Vtion
Bergen County Canthouse
Yestaurant
Explosion mystery rattles town with power outages
General Abe Connell discusses a possible era to the explosion as investigators set up a special committee near the capitol damage area. Residents report property damage and a five dollar claim line opens while electricity drops in Western The Rock district, knocking out power for about 45 minutes.
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Smork
Fim
Intel Oftlean
Webe
peaVerou
Aie
Imi
Ming
Pra
Sram Leam
Om Norton. Ai
Hoven
Cal
Housand
Western the Rock
Nationwide protests trigger sit-ins and clashes across the South
The piece details sit-in demonstrations and violent responses as students and African Americans challengesegregation. Fire Chief Rufus Tatley notes damage to electrical gear as police arrest hundreds in cities from Baton Rouge to Marshall and Tallahassee. The NAACP says the boycott will widen until discrimination ends, while universities and merchants face spillover effects and withdrawals.
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Rufus Tatley
All Negri Sovithern University
Baton Rouge
Trey
Pelton G. Clark
Tallalassee
Tia
Little Rock
Ark
Marshall
Texas
Nationa
Pallahassee
Deylenik
Mar'shall
Tornado Deaths Fall Sharply in Recent Years
Washington reports the number of tornado deaths in the United States has been cut in half in recent years. The Weather Bureau notes tornado fatalities fell to about 6 per year from 12 average since 1916, attributing the drop to better detection and warning services and greater public safety awareness.
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Washington
United States
Weather Bureau
Wisteys
Tel Publig
WMA Meeting and church activities at Central Baptist Prescott
Prescott area news notes WMA meeting at Mineral Springs Monday includes James Hairston Robert Erskine Mary Adam Scarlett Calhoun and others for Gallaways Sub District Methodist Youth Fellowship. Central Baptist Church WMU hosts Tuesday loan event with nine members present led by Mrs. Harden and Mrs. Watson Whitey.
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James Hairston
Robert Allen Erskine
Mary Adam
Scarlett Calhoun
Phyllis Foster
Bill McDougald
Tommy DeBlack
Mineral Springs
Gallaways
Methodist
Youlth Fellowship
WMA
Central Baptist Church
Ioan
Chur
Ives
Loh Deke
Sation Blackburn
Idabel
Okla
Virgle Ingram
Wesson
Matthew
Peuelie Harden
Ayes
Willmore
McKengle
Yissar
Dorothy Dix Voice of the People letters on manners
Readers sign a Dorothy Dix column letter complaining about disrespectful adults and juveniles. A waitress laments indiscipline among some patrons and urges adults to model better behavior to curb juvenile delinquency. She reflects on marriage, parenting, and public conduct.
Fragmented OCR Note Teases Local Item
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and fashion terms but lacks clear event dates names or outcomes. The readable bits hint at a local item involving people and locations yet provide no concrete action or result to report.
Nixon outlines his own program beyond Eisenhower era
James Marlow reports Nixon, seeking to distance from Eisenhower, cites a five point approach to education, farm policy, and national defense. He notes the challenge of differing from the Administration while avoiding Democrat criticisms as he shapes a distinct campaign stance amid early months.
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James‘ Marlow
Associated
Press News
Washington
APY
Richard
Nixon
Eisenhower
Eisenhowar
Chicago
EisenobWer
Eisenhowser
Witliout
Apc
Hisewhoower
Sipop
Ranch Agency Heading Says Take Abobut Any INSA
Fragmentary text appears to discuss an agency and direction related to INSA and age, with unclear names and places. The readable portion hints at a ranch context and dependent age, but specifics are missing. The item seems like a damaged classified or public notice fragment without complete details.
Workmen Injured by Fall at Little Rock Church Site
Two Benson men, Van Zuber and Van Ouver, were injured when a marble hoist struck a steel beam at the still unfinished St. Paul Methodist Church in Little Rock. They were hospitalized with injuries not yet characterized. Erust Ward Construction Co. employed the workers.
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Little Rock
van Zuber
van Ouver
Benson
Ware
St. Paul Methodist Church
Aeitdertog
Sylistac
Tony
Ernust Ward Constrruction Co
Benton
Unclear quoted policy remarks on unemployment and social security
Fragmentary text shows a discussion of farm policy and unemployment programs. It cites a special Senate committee noting a grave national problem and calls for comprehensive remedial action. It mentions social security aims for better protection of the aged and unemployed.
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Senate Committee
Democrats
Nixon
Subscription and advertising representatives list
Subscription rates for Ratsa Ipayon e in y Or Worco and nearby areas are shown for various terms. Advertising representatives across Arkansas, Texas, Illinois, Michigan, and Oklahoma are listed with office addresses. The text notes Associated Press use for local news and dispatches.
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Ratsa Ipayon
Eprelen
Hope
Nueigh
Noll Advertising
Arkansas Dollies
Inc
Sterick
Memphis
Tann
Texas Bank Elin
Dallas
Texas
Michiaan Ave
Chicago
New York
Penobscott
Detreit
Mich
Genet
Oklahoma City
Associated Pros Phe
Associated Press
Republic Higgr
AP News
Wage Increase for 125000 Failorees Clothing Workers
A three year contract raises hourly pay by 1.74 dollars for about 125,000 workers in the failorees mens clothing industry. Negotiated Thursday by the Clothing Manufacturers Association of America and the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, the pact awaits union ratification and includes better hospitalization life insurance and other benefits. Current average earnings are around 77 dollars per hour. Industry spokesman says the rise will likely push up prices for men's clothing.
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New York
Failorees Met
Clothing Manufacturals Assi of America
Amalgamated Clothing Worker's of America
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