Grentit Ate Preifie Co Stock Exchange Move Delayed
AP reports Grenit Ate Prefie Co opened on Wall Street after 99 years, listing on the stock exchange at 59 2 share. Trading paused about an hour as specialists cleared buying and selling. The firm shows common and preferred shares with a dividend pending, led by president Lip and founder George Torr Tartford.
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Ark Stock Exchange
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Hoffa Foe Is Removed From His Job In New York
The executive board at the New York Teamsters Local voted to remove Hoffa foe Thomas Wing from his post as president. John O’Rourke, NYJT president, was named his successor. The ouster followed August Senate hearings where Hickey, a Hoffa opponent, testified about election manipulation and internal control of union offices.
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Samurday
Hickey
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Tre Prens
Beford
Hotta
Bagie
Chouct
Miami Beach
Mickey
Aftiena! Pidhal
Marly
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Petwine
Zaid ‘Adan
Unclear OCR fragment hints at political event or speech
Fragmentary text mentions leaders, a speech, and a debate on rights and governance. The readable names and places are obscured, leaving uncertain specifics about participants, dates, or outcomes.
Fragmented dialogue and secrets in a seaside reunion
A long, fragmentary scene unfolds at a seaside gathering where Barbra and others discuss marriage, control, and a looming lawsuit. Tense exchanges reveal fractured relationships, exposure of motives, and a plan to confront issues amid social pressures and lingering affairs.
Cleanup Union Costs Revealed in Senate Hearing
Senate investigators disclosed union cleanup costs totaling about 25,000 dollars amid testimony from Senators and officials. Key figures included George Boteles, Bent er, and McClellan describing salaries, postage, and other expenses tied to the watchdog inquiry. The hearing also cited contracts with architects and alleged prearranged arrangements, with officials denying new fraud findings.
Train Crash Sends Students to Hospital After Bus Collision
In SAGINAW Michigan a train struck a stalled school bus near Bridgeport as students escaped the wreck. Several pupils were hospitalized with injuries while others walked away unharmed. witnesses described tense moments and emotional reunions as families awaited word from authorities.
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Saginaw
Brownie Troop 4 Meets for Christmas Craft and Caroling
Prescott News reports a Brownie Troop 4 meeting at Mrs McRae's home with pledge, Christmas ornament making, and a plan for Christmas caroling on Christmas Eve. The Kiwanis Club held a regular session at the Boodway Hotel with 22 members and a Christmas dinner set for Dec 18. Den Malber hosted a Cubs meeting where puppets were made and honors noted. Brownies No 8 met at Mrs Archie Johnson's home with a pledge and crafts and refreshments for the group.
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K. L. McRae
Filer Gordon
Betty Woodell
Barbara
Sava Let Pounds
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Ann Vandlyer
Kathy ‘Bratton
Kay Ferguson
Lien Gorigen
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Discysaeel Josupance
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Jerry Beck
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David Pry
Mike Garner
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Johny Redfern
Bill Oliver
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Johngan
Mera
Archié Johnson
Bara
Pavile
Alexi Wee
Mimys
Phowbe - Johnson
Jane ‘Eins
Magyans
Curtis Tingham
Anna Atone
Pug
Kathy Reaves
New Aluminum Building Announced in Little Rock
AP reports plans for a five story aluminum clad office building near the state capitol in Little Rock. The Capitol Building Investment Corp leads with Claude Carpenter as president and Ray Fincher as secretary, featuring aluminum skin enveloping east and west walls and housing major tenant First Security Life Insurance.
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Stele Capitol
Capitol Building Investment Corp
Claude Carpenter
Ray Fincher
Remavvery Meg L Matthews
L. Dailey Hy
Sem Watson
Ithg
Aluya Inkim
Willding
First Sevucity Life Insurance
Watson
Insurante
Carpenter and Dalleyalne
Stewismberg
Private High Schools to Be Checked by State
Little Rock officials announce inspections of private high schools and tutors to safeguard student credit. Assistant Commissioner McCussgon said visits will verify instruction quality and deter fraudulent efforts to obtain academic credit.
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State Department of Fdueds
Asst
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McCusslon
Toes Were the Weekpuid etiest Mr Mes Funeral
Fragmentary OCR text presents a funeral notice for Mr Mes de A Bolp. The readable portions indicate a religious or ceremonial service but lack clear names, dates, or locations to summarize a full event.
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Mr. Mes
de A. Bolp
Court Docket Summary of Forfeitures and Civil Docket
Docket lists multiple forfeited cash bonds for offenses including drunkenness driving while intoxicated and selling untaxed liquor. Items include specific individuals and bond amounts such as 88, 10, 4, 8, 10, 50, 100, and 26 dollars. Civil docket references The State vs Allizon Christmas and mentions accreditation discussions for private schools Roney High School and Conway Baptist College.
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Sity Bosref
doc _E
Badgett
Herkless
Bully Burns
C. &. Willes
Bessie Weney
Steve Brown
Peedit Imeeby
Ad Harel Hi
Brittkentess
Calvin McPhercah
Ribet
Borer
Jal
Daniel Levis
Mary “Bile Dehman
Seventeen Die in Arkansas Week End Violent Incidents
A string of violent incidents in Arkansas over the past week left seventeen dead. The dead include Seventeen people and five others injured in varied events such as a plane crash, a house fire caused by a stove, and a traffic crash on icy roads near Little Rock. Names mentioned include Willis, Libby, Bobby Fignenn, and Lane, with injuries to several others and multiple fatalities across Marshall, Little Rock, and surrounding areas.
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Plana
Hota
Biddford
Nive Willis
Marshall Geotee Libby
Willis
Libby
Bobby Fignenn
Dutean
Retha Dena
Lane
Wendbarry Dismissed in Action on Account Case
Court records show action on an account for 257.25 between Wendbarry and Pay The Store against Rendolph Brooks. The case labeled Dismissed and related to neon folio 43, with no further details provided.
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Wendbarry
Rendolph
Brooks
Neon
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