Prescott Nuptials Tie Combs to Patton Bride
A candlelight wedding at the First Methodist Church in Prescott united Miss Coli Artin W Mernyilits in marriage to William Patton Combs, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Easter Combs. The ceremony featured a double ring service with music by local performers, and a reception followed at the bride’s home. After a honeymoon in Colorado and New Mexico, the couple will reside in Mayotte ville while attending the University of Arkansas.
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James Emare
Hee Fattier
Coli Artin
Honar
Harris
Dain
Vartegn
Ari Ushers
Bawry
Spraus
Andreae Waalbane
Raith Martin
Naury
Naury Apne
Winbes
Lelie
Okina
Xara
Ares Adam
Geetork
Veal Gilbert
Salatie Yrinl
Bey Douglas Mo
Willan Baxier
Colorado
New Mexico
Combs
Mayotteville
Fream
University of Ark
Local social event with tasting and guests
An obscure note describes a social gathering hosted by Dy and Mrs. O and hosted by Mrs. Frank Gillert. The fragment mentions a wine tasting, a Geme event, and Ol town guests invited for a rehearsal.
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O. Go
Frank Gillert
Dutch Girl Seeks Husband to Stay in US
A fragmented immigration tale centers on a Dutch woman seeking a husband to remain in the United States. The text references Alma Wilhehrine Polina, Svente Patel, and others in a muddled narrative about visas, studies, and residency. a mix of names, places, and dates appears with unclear outcomes.
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Wilhehrine Polina
Svente Add Patel
Searesty Acho
Hanes
Athens Naotardedt
Faroe
Misa Beldlenan
Unclear fragmentary report of as yet unnamed families
Fragmentary text lists numerous individuals and households across several towns. It mentions returns home, visits, guests, and relatives in Ohio West Virginia and Tennessee, with scattered names including Archer, Wells, Moore, Remos, and Grant. The content appears to be a local social notices page with many garbled names and places.
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Garen Remos
Mannington
West Virginia
Ater
Er Fuller Glenn Rymens
Opposition to Army Guard merger in Little Rock meeting
At a Arkansas American Legion convention in Little Rock on August 24, members adopted a resolution opposing the proposed merger of the national guard with the U.S. Army, arguing it would destroy the dual state and national guard tradition. They noted Congress could call guardsmen into federal service at any emergency and urged caution. A second resolution condemned Fayetteville veterans hospital record-keeping and demanded a full reexamination and investigation of the situation.
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Little Rock
Jahl
National Guard
Gray
Sueratory
Defense
Forrestal
Legion
Veterans Hospital
Fayetteville
al Universil
Phantom Rapist Again Strikes in Florida
A Phantom rapist strikes in Clearwater Florida for the fifth time as armed neighbors patrol the streets. The early morning attack targeted a young married woman whose husband has joined the voluntary patrol after the previous August assault.
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Florida
Cleanwater
Negro Girl Admitted to U A Med School
Litue Rork reports a year-old Negro girl has been admitted to the University of Arkansas medical school amid segregation. Dr Chenault, the university vice president, says the school will admit Pearth tt Irby of Hot Syringes next year for 1948 49 term, noting no segregation measure will block admission.
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University of Arkansas
Ie University View
Sii Dle
Banc Ae Regents
Rape Attacks Reported Around Barstow Area
A series of rapes or attempted rapes rattled the Barstow Clearwater area. A 23 year old woman was attacked near the Plaza Park. Fate, working from the sheriff's office, tracked a suspect but lost the scent across a polt course. An armed guard has patrolled the park area at night since the incident.
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Barstow
Clearwater
Plaza Park
Fragmented Text From Historical Newspaper Item
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a city, a lawsuit, a survey, and a college but contains many garbled terms. It references Rooseville, Pern, UO students, Ty, Ghentall, and Amelia Medical College, with vague actions and outcomes. The readable facts are minimal and names are unreliable.
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Atlawead
Munl
Kani
Lsvy
Nicuilty
Roosvilles
Pern
Ghentall
Amelia Medica College
Dent
World Health Organization targets diseases at Geneva assembly
The World Health Organization plans a broad health program at the Geneva assembly, prioritizing tuberculosis infantile paralysis mental health and cancer. Aimed at global disease control the initiative includes studies on alcohol use water safety and disease vectors with a $5,000,000 budget to begin action.
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Heart Assembly
Geneva
WHO
United States
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OPI
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Anel Loos
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