Unclear death scene reported with autopsy details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a death investigation tied to rope restraint and a car incident. The text mentions an autopsy, a suspect named George, and a troubled scene with possible missing persons and disarray in a vehicle. No clear dates, places, or confirmed outcomes are present.
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Prescott church notices and community events for Sunday
Prescott Sunday church schedules list services and meetings across First Presbyterian First Baptist Central Baptist and other groups with youth fellowships and radio broadcasts on WOAI. Monday programs include WMS meetings with community missions, a bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Vernon Buchanan and local visits by students from Texas A and M and the University of Arkansas.
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U. S. Presbyterian Church
Allen Gee
Mary Montgomery
W. M
W. M. S. of the
First Baptist Church
Earl Humble
Vernon Buchanan
George Christopher
Mark Justiss
Christopher
Justiss
Myra
Jack Harrell
Ralph Gordon
Archie Johnson
Harold Lewis
Bob Reynolds
Sxon Regan
Minnesota offers Arkansas Highway Bonds for Sale
Minnesota will offer Arkansas highway bonds for sale on February 9 with bids opening then. J C Lancaster of Memphis bid over five million two hundred forty three thousand for a block bought last summer and over three million five hundred seventy nine thousand for a 1941 block. The investment board expects multiple bids and Gov. Youngdahl notes a prior bid sparked controversy with the council.
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Minn
Minnesota
State Board of Investment
J. C. Lancaster
Memphis
Lancaster
Investment Board
Luther W. Youngdahl
Youngdahl
State Executive Council
GOPs Plan to Make Party Appealing
Washington reports a Senate approved plan to reform presidential elections with proportional electoral votes. Lodge's amendment would award electoral votes in line with a state's popular vote share, requiring House approval and three-fourths state ratification. Critics note existing totals stay the same overall.
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Senate
Senator Lodge
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Priest
D-Tenn
Democratic Noor
Gossett
D-Tex
Lodge
Judiciary Committee
Gosset
Melchoir Leaves Met After Twenty Five Years
Lauritz Melchoir bids farewell to the Metropolitan Opera citing differences with manager Rudolf Bing. He declares his Wagner Loge nrin performance last night his final appearance and will not return next season. The report notes his long tenure and unconfirmed contract discussions with Bing.
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Lauritz Melchoir
Metroplitan Opera
The
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Rudolf Bing
Melchoir
Bing
End of 73 Day Potash Strike in Carlsbad
Carlsbad New Mexico February 1 A company spokesman announced a new contract ends a 73 day strike against three Carlsbad potash firms Mines near here produce 85 percent of the nations potash supply The pact runs to May 31 1950 and includes minor non economic rule changes The International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers and Potash Company of America and International Minerals and Chemical Corp were involved Union sought a 25 cent wage increase and better conditions while companies said average earnings were about $2 an hour Potash used in fertilizers
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N. M
Here
Rufus Poole
Atria
Poole
International Union of Mine, Mil and Smelter Workers
CSO
United States Potash Company, Potash Company of America
International Minerals and Chemical Corp
U S to Reject Red Plan to Try Jap Ruler
Washington moves to flatly reject Moscow's call to try the Japanese emperor for germ warfare. Officials say the United States will oppose an international court trial and uphold the 1949 Far Eastern Commission decision. The note to Secretary Acheson cites that the proposal serves communist propaganda aims and could affect war prisoner issues. Ambs Panushkin submitted the demand. translation awaited.
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Russia
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U.S
China
Alexander $. Paniyushkin
Achelson
Hirohito
Khabarovski
Silberia
McKellar Urges Cuts to European Recovery Funds
Senator McKellar urged the senate appropriations committee to cut more than 25 percent from European recovery funds this year, aiming to trim at least $800 million from the $3.1 billion program. He hinted support from others may waver, signaling a tough fight for the ECA third-year plan.
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Tennt
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ECA
Senators debate Marshall Plan funding amid Europe trade strains
The article cites senators wary of more billions as Europe falters in trade and currency convertibility. It notes friction over Great Britain's push for world trade and keeping American oil out of the sterling area, with Chairman Connally signaling the issue will be explored when the ECA seeks authority for year three recovery. Connally states several senators will want to know Britain’s use of ECA dollars to boost oil production.
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