Bake Sale to Aid Ladies Auxiliary at former Stewarts building
The Ladies Auxiliary of Taity Baptist Church plans a bake sale in the building formerly used by Stewarts Jewelry Store on Second Street. Mrs Raymond Mi State President to be guest. Mr and Mrs Marvin Vann of Aughton Oklahoma announce the arrival of a daughter Carolyn Sue. Mrs Vann is the former Betty Thompson of Hope.
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Taity Baptist Church
Stewarts Jewelry
Oh Second Street
Barlow Hotel
Raymond mi
Marvin Vann
Aughton
Oklahoma
Carolyn Sue
Vann
Betty Thompson
Hope
Thig
Hospital Notes Bratch Admitted and Discharged Names
Hospital notes list multiple admissions and discharges across Hope Murfreesboro Rosston and Dallas. Names include Grace Garner Nina da Hawley Herbert Hatcher J C Daniels and James Daniels, with a baby girl birth announced for August 1857 and a baby girl arrival for August 16.
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Bratch
Grace Garner
Murfreesboro
Nina da Hawley
Hope
Travis Smith
Atch Hope
Herman May
Herbert Hatcher
Maher
James, Daniels
Rosston
Rt. 2
Iceberg season ends early off Boston coast
The Coast Guard notes an earlier than usual iceberg season in the Atlantic shipping lanes. Captain Kenneth Davis reports the season length shortened with mid February end. Despite logging the last berg, patrol duties continue to gather data for future voyages.
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Boston
Kenneth
Davis
Coast Guard
'Evil Eye' of Rackets Won't Answer Prober
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee hears Anthony Cavalle refuse to answer questions citing the Fifth Amendment. Kennedy portrays Cavallo as a feared racketeer with narcotics arrests and ties to Teamsters influence. The panel plans to call Sam Goldstein as a witness and has reviewed wiretapped conversations tied to Corallo and union politics.
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Washington
Anthony
Cavalle
Senate Rackets Investiguting Committee
Lin
Coltie
Robert F Kennedy
Cavallo
Inwyan
J. M. McDonough
Boston
McDonough
Kennedy
Corallo
Covallo
Tony
Cairman McClarlan
D-Ark
Johnny2 Dic
New -York
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Sam(oldstein
Coralle
Tov
Goldstein
Tveat
New ‘York City
Din
Corolle
Martin J. Lucey
Coastguard Team Charts Massive Vessel at Woods Hole
Report describes an 600 plus feet long and 200 feet wide vessel operation off Woods Hole. Captain Cant Davis notes the project involved eight teams of five coastguardmen and an ensign, with details of the maneuver and personnel, amid a brisk inquiry into scale and scope.
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Woods Hole
Mase
Jast Berg
Anis
Whoppen
Davis
NIH funds nursing program at Arkab ark Medical Center
The National Institute of Health approved 15.0 federal funds to the School of Nursing at the University of Arkansas Medical Center. Sean Miller said the Brant project marks the first to integrate tested health services as a basis. Jonessorg and Harley Bierson, long-time Craighead County residents, resign to join OU. Fish and Wildlife Service reports a new management role for a state job in Lexington, Kentucky starting Sept 1.
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Lymle Agce
National Institute of Health Fas
University of Arkahbar Medical Center
Sean Julia Miller
Giants to Move West San Francisco bid to lure Giants reviewed by board
The West Coast bid to relocate the New York Giants to San Francisco moves to the club board on Monday. President Horace Stoneham will seek approval for a contract proposal tied to a new stadium, TV rights, and financial guarantees, with San Francisco claiming the franchise if approved.
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West Coast
San Francisco
New York Giants
Giants
New York
California
Horace Stoneham
Stoneham
National League
Caltier
Carneg
Annerally
Meon
Golden Gate
Ronshiien
Les Witt
Seals Stadium
Giant
Lack of Hits Proves Fatal to Cardinals
St Louis suffers through a nine game losing streak as managers and players struggle. Joe Cunningham remains the lone reliable hitter with Hal Smith and Hobie Landrith providing limited help. The team has scored only 23 runs in recent games, lagging behind rivals like Cincinnati, with the collapse underscored by a 4 to 3 defeat to the Cubs and a drift toward last place.
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Jim van
Von
Cunningham
Redbirds Red Bolt
HitUng
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Gollapse -Isa
House Unlikely to Act on Civil Rights Bill Amid Key Obstruction
Washington reports fading prospects for swift action on the civil rights bill as Rep. Howard W. Smith moves to block immediate consideration. The 74 year old Rules Committee chairman, leading a Southern faction, could delay action until after Labor Day and beyond Congress adjournment. A related note mentions a shooting incident involving a separate figure, reflecting the tense climate surrounding the legislation.
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Washington
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Smith
House
Aclson
Gabor
Congress
Notie King
Cmalan
Mapely a.Jd
Old friendship tests House and Senate over bill
The text describes a clash between Speaker Rayburn and Senate supporters led by Speaker pro tempore, with long standing ties between members like Smith and Rayburn strained after years of alignment and occasional concessions.
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Rayon
D-Tex
House
Senate
Smith
Rayburn
Bean
Raybuents
Lbla
Incomplete Political Debate Delays on Rayburn Motive
A fragmentary report notes internal disputes among leaders over Rayburn’s stance on a key issue. Allegations of coercion surface as committee members weigh breaking a stalemate. One figure voices resolve to avoid a futile move, while others push for decisive action.
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Ned Ayburh
Willy
Atlan Stratery
Rayburn
Molheve
Isis
English Constitutional Changes Reported From Convention
Fragmented OCR note outlines constitutional changes adopted by a convention. It mentions that the changes were reported and that the president and executive board hold power, with references to Teallisters convention and ongoing political actions. The text remains garbled but centers on constitutional alterations and their authority implications.
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Addreys
Abd Hiapigd
Holta
Teallisters Convetiion
Hatoit
Rayburn Hints Confined From Page One
Fragmented OCR notes reference Rayburn, Swan Quarter resident Gilbert W. Winell planning a new house near a termite defense. The text remains garbled but suggests inspection to ensure termite prevention measures.
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Rayburn
Chibert W Wiinell
Swan Quarter
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