Airliner Crash in Bolivia Kills 59 on Board
A DC4 airliner crashed near Cochabamba Bolivia with all aboard dead. The count reported 43 passengers and 4 crew members totaling 59. The cause was not known but the airline stated every person aboard perished including five babies among the passengers.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Ningopryvsons
Calloyd Acren Boliviano
Cochabamba
Cochabaumba En Rouge
Wa Pre
Vortmvnlk
Airling
Weather Summary From Station Report And Arkansas Forecast
Weather Station report for 24 hours ending this morning shows high 67 and low 44 with about one inch of precipitation. Year to date precipitation reaches 6.00 inches through January, vs 2.17 inches last year. Arkansas scattered showers this afternoon mainly northeast, otherwise cloudy to partly cloudy through Saturday with cooler temperatures. Highs near 40s to mid 50s, lows tonight in the 30s, Saturday’s highs in the 40s.
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Arkansas
Ehigh
Arkanane
Central
Southheast
Arkansas Forecast From Feb 5 to 10
Extended outlook for Arkansas from February 5 to 10 shows mild warming after the weekend with cloud cover and showers likely. Temperatures range from the upper 30s to mid 60s, with cooler nights in central, southeast, northwest and southwest regions and scattered showers possible through the period.
Rabies Outbreaks Rise in Arkansas Says State Vet
Arkansas faces a rabies upsurge with 36 cases reported this year versus 17 at the same point last year, Dr. Harvie R. Ellis, state veterinarian, warns. The note cites widespread spread from foxes and notes a recent incident in Hempstead County where authorities removed a cow from a pasture after suspected exposure.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Whigh
Harvie R. Ellis
Ae Humberl
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Phe Gaw
Dee Caffee
J. ©. Harding
Ellis
Milk Producers Meeting Scheduled in Conway Arkansas
The national meeting of the Central Arkansas Milk Producers Assn is set for February 11 at Arkansas State Teachers College. The group spans 29 counties with 2,600 members and markets about 45 percent of Arkansas Grade A milk. Annual sales exceed 1.6 million dollars with monthly production around 60 million pounds.
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Conway
Ark
Arkkansas Mite Producers Assn
Vcampa
Arkansas State Teachers College
Arkansas
Assbcialian
Senate OKs 1.8 Billion Education Aid Bill
The Senate passed an 1.8346 billion education bill funding federal grants for classroom construction and teachers salaries. House likely to limit funds to construction and omit salaries, with President Eisenhower signaling a veto risk if kept as is. The measure marks a historic push for federal aid to public schools and supports teacher salaries, despite GOP concerns.
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Joe Hall Washington
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Congress
Education Assn
Eysrelt M. Dirksen
Ha Staley
Quail Refuge Planned for Former War Ground
The federal government will deed 21146 acres of the Southwest Training Ground near Hope to the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission for a wildlife refuge and upland game area. Gus Albright, news editor, says the land will be developed mainly for quail and deer with details to follow. The site west of Hope was used in World War II for testing artillery and bombs.
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Apka'Sas Game & Fish
Gus Albright
G&f
Star
Little Rock
General Service
Albrizht
State Game and Fish Commission
Commissiontoybnergy
Hope
Methodist Editor Speaks of Emmet and Dr Avdeke
An editor comments on Emmet and discusses Dr E Wop Avdeke as a key figure in the Hesret al Chujey community. The brief remarks point to local religious leadership and associated groups discussed in the issue.
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Emmet
Dr. E. Wop Avdeke
Mita Jheerb
Tee Hesret al Chujey
Foo. Tat
Brinkley to Get Electric Plant
In Brinkley Arkansas the Wigner Electric Co of Saint Louis plans a new plant. About 400 people would be employed at the 16 000 square foot facility built by the Brinkley Industrial Development Corp and leased to the company. J B Sharp, president of the I L C, said several factors in building had not been worked out.
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Hope Star
Joe Harper
Centerville
Fred Hunt
Hopewell
Ernest Graham
Jessie Nuske
Baker
Otha! Roberts
Melrose
Jimmie Griffin
Hinton
Atble Ayres
Hoteton
Texas
A Tuerl
R. G. Shellgrove
Center
Nace
Brinkley, Ark
Wigner Efectric Co
St Lenis Nis
Manufacure Tractional Hiersepower Polars
Brinkley Industrial Pie ‘Valopment Corp
J.B. Sharp
ILC
Mulhots
Uhunengui
Snow drifts halt traffic in Oklahoma panhandle
Six foot snow drifts southeast of Boise City in the Oklahoma panhandle hindered highway travel as crews aided cars and attempted to reach stranded motorists. State engineers reported isolated Boise City and delays due to heavy winds and icy roads. Two telephone linemen and a ranch boy missing since Wednesday snowstorm were found in good condition.
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Oklahoma City
Boise City
Oklahoma Fane
Departmenty
Yahialés
Harry Abnsan
Bur Talo
Buise
Raelin
Cuyrin
Boise
Paihia
Burns in House Fire Fatal to Youth
A house fire in Batesville, Ask, claimed the life of 9 year old Vin Rusherferd from sulferat district as Calvin Rutherford Se and others attempted rescue. Mrs. Calvin Ratherfond and neighbors intervened but the boy died from burns and smoke inhalation. Authorities reported the blaze started in the home near the boy’s grandmother’s residence and spread to nearby walls. The younger Mrs. Haeedurd and Bruce were among those affected as investigators work to determine the cause.
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Batesville
Ask
Cai Vin Rusherferd
Calvin Ritherford
Brathey
Calvin
Flutineford Jr
Diuthiatienel
Malta
Calvin Eli
I Haeedurd
Gaya
Uuther Tid
Bruce
Suriuuely Uurd
All Around Town Patchy OCR Sparks Town Notices
OCR text describes school absences and a district alert with names and places, including Cameron Keen Mills and St Nera Lilt Ruew AC Bull, plus police reports of a major operation and a missing child. Details are fragmented and unclear.
Farm Bureau Membership Meet Monday
A reader readable fragment outlines a local Farm Bureau event titled Membership Meet Monday. It mentions attendees and nearby locations, with garbled names and stray lines suggesting a community gathering, scheduling, and related civic notices.
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Farm Bureau
Levee District Member Named Werle in County Roll
A Levee District member named Werle is listed in the county roster. The fragmentary text also references registrations and local figures, including mentions of Fort Meade and Mae County, with unclear details about dates or actions.
Gunfire at Havana Exposition Sparks Citywide Chaos
Gunfire shattered near Havana’s Fine Arts Palace as deputies and Cuban president Os yaklo prepared to open the Savlok Uiyide exposition. Shots across the street wounded no one, but damaged the area in a ten minute clash that involved a crowd, police pursuit, and suspected saboteurs. Committees and a military band presence followed, while a bank and celebratory displays were reportedly disrupted by the unrest.
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Avia Police
Ova Sa- Viel
Pree Atiudins 1
Mikoyer
Osyaklo Oythos
Fine Arts Prioce
Low
Sonwall
Wimnust
Cuba
Avis Palace
Kikuyon Bel
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Parsons
Streek
Saviel
Fatunal Bank
Bivostu Gruevinrn
Dinek
Munroe
Gas Price Fixing Probe Continues
A scrambled report details ongoing investigations into alleged gas price fixing. It references testimony by executives and regulatory scrutiny, with mentions of legal actions and potential witness testimony, amid unusual garbled text that obscures key names and dates.
Rights stir over voting reforms strength Civil Rights axes
A report on a discussion about federal civil rights and voting registration reform. Officials debate a plan to substitute registrars and extend voting access while addressing race based eligibility and potential barriers, with officials noting state and national interests and possible erasure of discriminatory practices.
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Ingson
Loglisialinh Deyalnd
Lornay Poneral
Aitleang
Raxgera
Rogers
Bill Boas
Jingo K. Javits
Hogera
Golden Age Group Elects Officers
The Golden Age Club held an officer election with Eugenia Cox elected president for 1900. Jo Cynene chosen as first vice president, and other officers named including Mrs. J. B. Gavley and Mrs. Painle Byard. District representatives discussed aging concerns, plans for a county survey, and collaboration with local groups.
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Gaverani
Tolasio An Agu
Hopa
Pregent Eugena Cox
Hope Employe
Joe Cynene
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Linplayment-Se
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Sewme Aid Hands Retails
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Henry Burchell
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