Alabama clipping aside dog and cow hedge tale
A garbled Alabama clipping mixes a tale of a New York man Danald Fox who survived a crash after his car went into a bank and a cow reportedly licked his face as he regained consciousness. The writeup wanders through hedge clipping, a young man named Luging, and then shifts to industry notes about oil, gas, and 1925 production in the state, plus a discussion of wage and price pressures in the United States steel and auto sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanab Arimstrong
Scott
Iarence
Ala
Alabama
Danaldl Fox
Trewsburg
N.Y
Mornig Fox
Cox
Lytiai
Jengins
BUICK
James Thrasher
WS. Department of A Bar
United States
United States Steel Corporafier
Weirton Steel Compaq
Sim
Stegt
Midtedtey
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Jose
UAW
Star's New Phone Numbers on Double Line 1268 1269
Fragmented OCR note mentions new telephone numbers and references Alison, tentative contact details, and a Southwestern area context. The readable text hints at line 1268 and 1269 allocations with uncertain names and urban references.
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Star's
City Council Holds Routine Session in Hope
City council met in routine session at Hope City Hall. Topics included reconsideration of a Second Street truely fund situation, a line extension in Columbus yond Area with a vote to build if requirements are met, and the opening of Hope Municipal Swimming Pool with Lyle Moore as master of ceremonies. Also discussed were a lawn mower purchase, acknowledgments to local figures, a plan to hire a city plumbing and electrical inspector, and police radio staffing adjustments. A market site for watermelon trucks was reviewed, and a claim settlement for a city truck damage was authorized.
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Ape City Wall
Herbert Stephens
Second Street
Police
Columbus Yond
Eminen
Lyle Moore
Hope Municipal
Fairpark
Dr. Wick Mra
Gi. Cannan
N. P. O'Neal
Earl O'Neal
B. Wo Edwards
2. I. Weaver
Hempstead County
State
Lywo
Highway 67
Main Street
John DP. Vasey
Colton Oll
N Mouser
Rail shipping declines as melons move by trucks
Twenty two carloads of watermelons have been shipped this season with rail service being halted this week. McWilliams and Monts report most cargo now moves by trucks and expect the season to end around August 15. Prices hold with many trucks supplying Hempstead County beyond Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWilliams
Hope
Bluvins
Hempstead Poully
Main Street
Becky
Paul Cobb
Cily
Bisest
Trek
Temple Cotton Oil Co
Nutt Herve
Nine New Polio Cases Reported Across Counties
The health board reported nine new polio cases this week across several counties with a decline of three from the prior week. The outbreak has prompted health agencies to issue warnings and monitor paralysis-linked cases, while vaccination efforts continue to curb spread.
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Patie Ayeck
Ulyah
Dott
Board of Health
Ora
Puss
Election Officials Ban on Bets Was Warned
Little Rock August 4. Attorney General Williams advised L C Vick of Route 2 Jonesboro that it is a misdemeanor for a person with a bet on an election to serve as an election official. Williams also set out proper steps to aid an illiterate voter in marking a ballot.
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Little Rock
Williams
L. C. Vick
Route 2
Tonesboro
Vick
Craighead
Grand Jury
Two German political paths push for September decisions
In Berlin, Communists in eastern Germany push to finish a draft for a German democratic republic by mid September, while Western allies plan a constitutional assembly in western Germany for early September. Washington and London report kept informed as talks with Stalin in Moscow hint at possible compromise and a timeline for a new four power meeting. The outcome hinges on German state formations and the Berlin blockade timetable.
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Lynn Heinzerling
Berlin
Germany
West
Hallows
Washington
London
Brian Robertson
Foreign Office
Nd Alsy
Paris
Moscow
Stalin I
People's Council
Communist People’s
Stock Group to Sponsor Car Race
Third District Livestock Association sponsors a Stock Can event at Fairpark on Sunday August. Proceeds go to the association. The first 16 cars race at 2 40 pm as final. The meet opens at 11 60 pm. Competition for prizes is open to anyone. All cars must be factory built and unmodified. Vehicles are subject to inspection.
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Third District Livestock Association
New Swim Pool to Be Dedicated Tonight at 8
Hope's new forty five thousand dollar pool at Fair Park will be formally dedicated tonight at eight o clock with Mayor Lyle Brown officiating. Master of ceremonies Lyle Moore will introduce the program followed by a diving exhibit and water safety demonstration by Henetal Spragins. A swimming party and lessons led by James Moore will run all evening with beginner classes from 10 to 11 and advanced from 1 to 2 both pm.
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Fairpark Hope
Lyle Moore
Lyle Brown
James Moore
Henetel Spragins
Agreement on Berlin May Result
Moscow reports a possible agreement from talks between western envoys and Stalin and Molotov. Envoys Bedell-Smith Chataigneau Robeqts Bevin await Washington Paris London instructions as Berlin tensions rise. Smith appears the key adviser and proposed high level action. Western officials may meet in Moscow or Berlin this week.
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Moscow
Sali
Stalin
VY. ML. Motatev
Loiher
Statin
Molotuy
U. S
Walter Bedell — Smith
Yves Chataig-neau
Frank Robeqts
Princpal
Forent
Ernest Bevin
Washington
Paris
London
Roberis
Ambassador Smith
Berlin
Smith
Forrestal to Visit Canada in August
Secretary of Defense Forrestal plans a visit to Canada about August 1 at the invitation of Canadian Defense Minister Brooke Clayton. The Defense Department announced the invitation in Washington and Ottawa today, noting the trip will allow discussions with senior Canadian ministers and defense officers on mutual problems.
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Washington
Desc Woprestal
Canada
National Defense
Brooke Clayton
Ottawa
Forrestal
J Clayton
Justice Dept Says No Evidence Against Communists After 3 Year Search
Washington reports the Justice Department states there is no evidence to justify the removal of Communist suspects after a three year investigation. Officials indicated the inquiry has produced no corroboration for Miss Pentley's allegations, while detailing continued espionage probes and questions about prior leads.
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U.S. Justice Department
Fred Mullen
Washington
Dustive Department
Ullteidls
Justice
Elizabeth JT. Bentley
Whitholse Chambers
Bott
Justie
Sidhey
Berniley
Searchny Dacum
Dence
Miss Pentley
Popeless
Jistice Department of Ficigsy
Missy Dentley Walkadt
Uae
FBI
Newhlaven
Cann
Specifie
Hines
Peven
Housewife Price War Expands Across Nation
United Press reports a housewife price protest movement spreading nationwide with women organizing to stop buying meat and wheat. In Texas and other states, committees urge townswomen to halt purchases, aiming to force price reductions as wholesale meat sales slump. Labor unions and consumer groups join, while markets in New York and other cities show decreased demand for higher priced cuts.
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United Press
House
Theisater Gilly
Mentoli
New York
Safeway
San Prahcisey
Texas
Aughn
Dallas
L. A. Rex
Promen
Beaucront
Port Arthur
Memphis
Consumers
United Women
New Orleans
Springfield
Mass
Snarrow
Manny
Pyrand
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Salt
Niens
CIO
Camden
N. J
Consur
Dede Manning
Committee of Farnyvess
Slovkinen
Wills Point
Vox
Beyeath
Demilitarization of Holy City Sought in Global Talks
Reports say Bernadotte and Avaly leaders met to discuss a plan for demilitarization of Jerusalem after appeals to the United Nations for 800 observers. The mission arrived amid Arab leader discussions and pressure on international powers to ensure a peaceful settlement.
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Aue
iCagni
Bernadotte
Avaly
Gerusalenas Veeluy
Unive Nations
Moly
Hernadotte
Alowandteta
Mahmoud
Bey
United
Satans
Bernadottes
Uris
Rennie
Culy
Loree of
Suni Advocates
Court Approves Annexation Petitions Near Hope
County Court yesterday approved petitions to annex about a square mile east of Hope along Highway 67 and north to the Pails, bringing 400 to 500 more residents into Hope pending city council consent within 80 days and court final approval within 60 days. Judge W S Atkins presided. petitions from Magnolia and Mempstead Heights additions were also noted as pending.
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Speeuu
W. S. Atkins
Hope
None City Couner
Sereptinee
Back
Highway 67
Pines Mining Pool
Hope City
W. S. Atking
Pred A. Lick
Fred A. Juck
Magnolia
Mempstead Heights
Democrats Ban Segregation in Bid for Vote
Washington reports the Democratic National Committee bans race segregation in its headquarters staff. National Chairman J Howard McGrath says the party will hire without discrimination and plans a Negro assistant to the chairman. The move aims to win Negro support for the presidential race amid Southern resistance and possible third party bids.
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Washington
Democratic
Staf
J. Howard McGrath
Truman
McGrath
William S. Dawson
Winois
Gos J.steam
Bible Class Supper Aims for Old Time Singings
Century Bible Class of First Methodist Church will hold a supper and old time singings via the church program tonight Wednesday at Tovelock. All members are urged to attend.
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Century Bible Class
First Methodist Church
Tovelock
Cardinal Sibilia Dies at 87 in Anagni
Cardinal Sibilia, 87, the oldest member of the College of Cardinals, died Wednesday in Anagni after months of illness. He served as bishop of Sabina and Poggio Mirteto and his vacancy reduces the College to 70 members.
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Vatican City
Enerico
Sibilia
College of Cardinals
Roman Catholic Church
Anagni
Bia
Shailia
Sabina
Poggio Mirtela
Thea
Ex Official Denies He Was Spy in Senate Hearing
Former official Nath an Gregory Silvermaster testified at the House Un American Activities Committee that he never served as a spy for any foreign nation. He refused to answer about Communist ties citing self incrimination while Elizabeth Bentley reaffirmed accusations of his passing secrets to the Russians.
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Washington, Ave
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Ance
House Un-American Activities Committee
Silvernester
Elizabeth T. Bentley
Silvermaster
Hier
U. S
Patterson
Gauehlin
Curris
C. B. Baldwin Liken
Naval Intelligence
Curtie
Roosevelt
Maine
Miss Bentley
Ie An
Baldwin
Henry A. Wallace
Progressive Party
Silvermmaster
Bing
Snd
Robert E. Stripling
Vermimithe Investigatima
Elizabeth T. Beasley
Benthey
Ashe
Ou Hase
World War II books bloom in postwar literature turn
A chaotic, spell broken draft reflects a public surge of WWII themed writing and bookish debate. Critics note no single war narrative dominates as authors and readers chase meaning, with many works exploring memory and impact rather than battlefield action.
No State Job for Uncle Mac Says Mr. Holt
Arkansas primary news from Little Rock and Mississippi County centers on campaign claims. Holt denies plans to appoint Uncle Mac MacKrell to any state post while MacMath emphasizes highway and school routes, civil rights debate, and his record as prosecutor.
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Uncle Mac
Mr. Holt
Bob Bro
Litle Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Jack Holt
James
Uncle Mac) MacKrell
A Holt
Forrest City
Sid Me
Math
Oscola
Little Rock
Ragelock
Mehtatian
Mae
Ani
Mackrell
McMath
Mississippi
Holt
Truman
South
Alsy
Mac Holt
Campaiming
McMiaih
Mayr Lea
Toll
Cis
Iran
Italy Seeks Entry to European Union Amid Rhetoric
Foreign Count Carlo Sloran argues the union is the cure for Europe’s ills and the path to peace, urging rapid entry and unity. Supporters press for curbing internal divisions while warning that other nations may move similarly as Europe eyes closer integration.
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European Union
Carlo Sloran
Union
Agung
Cosmas Shutua
Mate $ bHe
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Tn Shuwe
OU & Gas Developmen
Priester Dabornes
Nerery Admit
Stock Group
Wien
BMG
Levert Howe
Carter
Matai
Col
Frank N. Howley
Howley
Holy City
Cardinal Sibilia
Willyg Dawn
Iis
Ten Roberts
Arary
Tors
Galle
Mieke
Tina Uli
Dei
Belbor Shaw
Min Roberts
Hati
Tack Holt
Hempstead
Maat MacKrell
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