Reds Penetrated Four State Colleges Probers Told
In Little Rock AP reports that the House Labor Ameri can Agriculture Committee heard testimony from Matthegs and others alleging Communist influence in state colleges. Witnesses claimed campus groups and faculty were controlled by communists as part of a broader subversion plan. The session referenced University of Athan aus and Cullage of the Ore and noted alleged duplicity within student and faculty circles.
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Little Rock
Lib- Ameriscan Agriyitles Committee
Hal Tie
University of Athanaus
Comumunista
Ugerectronics
Epiluges
Amunist
Rawdi
Arkansas incident reported with sparse details
A brief, fragmented note from Arkansas describes a sudden incident involving a Black person. Readable elements are minimal, with no clear names, dates, or locations available to specify the event or outcome. The limited text requires cautious, non-speculative summarization.
William Shepherd to Speak at Annual Chamber Banquet
William Shepherd, vice president of Assarigess Power & Light Co., will be the keynote speaker at the Hope Chamber of Commerce annual meeting and banquet. President Jack Lowe announced the event, scheduled for the night of January 22 at the Hope office. Tickets available after the list of members is finalized. Du B. W. Sponge and Y. Chamber staff are handling arrangements.
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Wiliam
Mai Sheperd
Assarigess,Power & Bight Co
Ofber Hae Chum-oor
Commerce
Jack Lowe
Ihe
Hope Affections Caéclevia
B. W
Carrans Rally in California Attracts Web-22 Crowd
A fragmented report notes a rally or press event in California linked to Web-22 with participants including Ge Carrans. Details are sparse but the scene centers on a public gathering and media presence.
Firekills 82 in Colombian department store blaze
A devastating fire at a Bogota department store killed 82 people, many women and children, with reports describing a chaotic scramble up a stairway as flames swept through racks and garments. Officials confirmed numerous fatalities and injuries as rescue efforts continued.
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Bogota
Colombia
Avonien
Joss
Ohers
Alberto Mazuena
Salessins
Eyvetai
Mameaecess
Eppler
Wieloa Arena Slike
Vida
Seplimna Carrera Ayente
Alyort
Vallimalod
Tyntvyl
Bel
New School Board Holds Meet at L A
A fractured election in the L A area ends with LITLE elected president and Rowland named secretary. The board splits into opposing camps during the meeting led by Judge Arch Campbell who swore in the new officers. Talks center on high school guards and integration amid contentious politics and slate alliances.
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New School Board
L. A
Wanstey 20
Wbushi Pleventry School
Helicopter Pilot Dodges Two Trains
A helicopter pilot in New Orleans dodged two trains during a perilous incident on a railroad line. The crew battled engine trouble and a late collision avoidance run as a pipeline project faced delays. No serious injuries were reported, and investigators began reviewing the near miss.
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New Orleans
Las
Charles Mayes
Mayes
Uwais
Aiminon
Ely Epewbloyt
Six Persons in Family Die of Poisoning in Arkansas
A Monticello Arkansas couple and their four children died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Neighbors found the family inside a ventilated home after one member sought help outside. The Steeles, residents of Litlin Route and Monticello, moved from Clamden before their deaths. Survivors include J E Steele and relatives in Memphis, San Diego, and Helena, with funeral services planned in West Helena.
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Mon'nicello
Ark
Jaimes
E. Steel
Belly
Teddy
Tiouny
Mike
Noa
Robbie
Christunry
Stephensony
Ane
Charles Whiwarth
Stecke
polAmua
Litlin Ruete
Clamdén
Monticollea
Steele
Lawsuit challenge against four Arkansas judges
Fragmented OCR notes reference a lawsuit to challenge four Arkansas laws and named judges, including Judge John and other officials. The text is garbled and names are incompletely captured.
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Arkansas
Ipbniey
Kiwanians Club Seeks Holiday Event Details
A cluttered OCR fragment hints at Kiwanians planning a Sunday gathering and Christmas event with references to Hyatt and Mapooe Be Meni. The text is garbled but indicates a club activity or social function needing clarification.
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Eder
John E. Donghusy Wright
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Reds
By John AL Starr
At&t
Warner
WAL Heels
I ‘ Vges Negro
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Ge Carrans
Alby
Alford
Garrett
Collins
Hal
Harey
Hamilton
Wilely Jack, Brown
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Mouse Combi Ltde
Wear Trovider
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Alfort
Tyes
Jagr
Hempstead
Ollo
Dorthia
Ganip
Ready
Hughes
Palriens
Sresa
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Balighters
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