Census of Manufactures survey notes challenges and scope
A lengthy, garbled OCR passage discusses the Census of Manufactures, its purpose to map industries in the United States, and the involvement of firms and workers. It mentions confidentiality, government use for planning, and the goal of detailing who worked in manufacturing by industry and location, with references to potential future data collection and analysts.
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Washington
Saluuredlay
Department of Commeorea
Census of Manufactures
Lhilling, Publishing, and Allied Activities Cudget Bureau
Tilak
Yepolis
America
Feports
Fragmented OCR note on Ve day event and BBC reference
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Ve day theme and a BBC tie in with a distant date. It references Veday ude and various stray terms like Wry Mita and Hypacar, but contains no coherent event details or clear entities.
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BBC
Denyarating Plant to Be installed Here
Hope will host a new sweet potato dehydrating plant to be operated by E M McWilliams in cooperation with Temple Cotton Oil Company. The project, encouraged by the Chamber of Commerce and Farm Extension Service, will use dehydrating equipment on Highway 20 and Avenue G G in Hope to expand markets for farmers in Southwest Arkansas. County Agent Oliver Adams supports the effort and McWilliams will begin immediate outreach to local growers.
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E. M. McWilliams
Temple Cotton Ol Company
McWilliam
Temple Mill
Chamber of Commerce
Temple Cotton Oil Company
McWilliams
Mars Life Quest at McDonald Observatory Fort Davis
McDonald Observatory researchers aim to answer two Mars life questions as the planet nears Earth within two years. They seek evidence of water in ice or vapor and whether observed green areas are vegetation or another form. Weather concerns at Mount Locke may affect viewing as telescopes capture infrared spectra and planetary images.
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McDonald Observatory
Fort Davis
Mars
Earth
Fso
Mount Locke
Texas
T. S
U of Texas
Omoen
Saturn
Guivers
Esas
University of Chicago
Gerad PL Kuiper
Laniher
Greci
Ghseryvatons
Arcen
Dusarts
MeBouahl
Obgvatory
Tholagia
Gb Kuper
Uae
State Vet to Advise County Residents
Dr J Campbell of Little Rock will advise cattlemen of Sardis and St Paul communities on anthrax control at Sardis Methodist Church north of Onan Wednesday February 1 at 11 o clock. County Agent Oliver Adams urges all residents in the Sardis area to attend and learn how to manage infected herds and protect others.
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J. 5
Campbell
Little Rock
Sardis
St. Paul
Adams
Sardis Methodist Church
Murph Orchard to Be Site of Demonstration
Oliver G. Adams County Agent announces a pruning demonstration at the Elmer Murph young orchard on No 4 road, about a quarter mile south of E-Tex Machinery. Cecil Bittle of the Truck Branch Experiment Station, University of Arkansas, will lead. The event Friday morning invites all home orchard owners to learn pruning and disease control for young orchards.
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Elmer Murph
E-Tex Machinery Company
Eaiaay
Id O'Clagk
Oliver GL. Adams
Cecil Bittle
Uniof Arkansas
College of Indulture
Yau
Sunshine Brings Mild Temperatures Across Hope Area
Sunshine covers Hope and nearby locales with mild daytime warmth while recent frigid conditions ease. The Experiment Station reports low temperatures around the period with values near 40 degrees or lower. A springlike trend is hinted with predictions of warming, occasional cool spells, and improving road conditions as crews monitor icing and travel safety.
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Yihe Wee Hermuan
Lilis
Two Vehicles Involved In Minor Collision On Walnut Street
Two vehicles collided on Walnut Street today causing minor damage. No injuries reported. drivers exchange information as authorities assist at the scene.
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Titan
Polio Funds Reach $2208.50 in Hempstead Campaign
The March of Dimes drive in Hempstead grows slowly with current totals at $2208.50 led by Chairman Jim LaGyossa. Donations from individuals and local organizations include Cap Anderson, Sgt Henderson, G M Grigg, Pete Allen, Yerger Elementary, Hopewell Cemetery, and Washington schools among others. A note mentions birds avoiding ashore drilling by tucking a foot and paddling in circles.
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Hempstead
Jim LaGyossa
Inis
Cap Anderson
Sgt. Henderson
Opt Carrall
Egt Wilson
McFaddin
Temple Gol Oil Co
J K. Briges Duu
C. D. Ball
N. Powell
Foster & Sills
McCaskill
Smith Wilson
K. L. Byers
Jap Women Accused of War Crimes in Tokyo Facility
A Japanese woman is charged with aiding a senior officer in a war crimes case. Prosecutors allege she arranged experiments on American airmen at a Japanese officer’s mess, including cannibalism and brutal medical tests. Five American victims reportedly involved. Names not released.
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Duane Hennessy
Lokyo
Lomay
Isutsui
Dormer Army Horse
U.S
Weather-delayed Razorbacks begin spring practice
Fayetteville February 17 Razorbacks open spring football under weather delay at the University of Arkansas with about 75 candidates including 24 lettermen and many squad players from last year. The field remains poor after last week’s ice and snow and the team began off season drills yesterday.
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Fayetteville
University of Arkansas
Razorbacks
Hempstead Buys $16 833 in U S Bonds
Hempstead County reports bond purchases totaling 16833 75 dollars in January with statewide sales near 3806119 00 as Treasury assigns yearly quotas by March 1 county committees expect higher targets than last year. County figures show several counties exceed 1947 records and bond buying remains a key inflation defense per state director C K Wilkerson.
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U. S
Hempstead
C. K. Wilkerson
Treasury Department
Clay
Crittenden
Dallas
Drew
Faulkner
Grant
Greene
Hot Spring
Johnson
Lafayette
Lille River
Mississippi
Ouachita
Perry
Poinsett
Prairie
Randolph, Scott
Russians Denounce American Jazz But Maybe Its the Way It Plays It
News account from Swing Street in New York reports Soviet officials denouncing American jazz as bourgeois. Critics like Guradin sky and Gurodinsky are quoted, while Lionel Hampton and Duke Ellington defend jazz as proletarian protest. Benny Goodman notes Russian audiences preferred jazz to Russian government tastes.
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New York
Gilie
Joey
Lalong Swing Street
Palalailea
Communist Party
Drulri Shegtakovich
Beethoven Mavorud
Borsett
Saat
Hut
Gurodinsky
Civudinsky
York Herald Tribune
Swingstreet
Lionel Hampton
Garadinsky
Duke Ellington
Tim
Weovlemen
Believes Owners Will Get Chance to Rebuy Land
Lile Rock February 17. State Representative Talbot Feild Jr. of Hope doubts the state will bar priority holders from acquiring Southwestern proving ground land. He says Gov. Laney aims to return land to agriculture and aid decontamination. A mass meeting in Hope and a Friday meeting in Hope seek withdrawal of Arkansas' application. The local office reports about 300 claims on file from former owners and interested parties amid ongoing protests.
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Lile Rock
Talbot Feild, Jr
Hope
Southwestern Proving Ground Land
Feild
Ilaney
Hendrix Lackey
Sources and Development Commission
Federal Land Bank
Laney
Kempstead County
Hempstead
Bill Stroud
Washington, Ark
Proving Ground
Dormer Uring Range
State of Arkansas
IQ Exlengnis
SUV
Hyigay
Ben Laney
Five Held for Little Rock Robbery
Fort Smith reports five suspects detained over a Little Rock safe burglary and gunfight. Coins stamped West Side Junior High were found on them along with a revolver and burglar gear. Three burglars escaped during gunfire, one guard narrowly missed a bullet.
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Fort Smith
Sebastian County
Frees Maddux
Little Rock
West Side Junior High School
West Side
Maddux
Everett Pate
Mort Smith
Leonard Blair
Pulaski County
BE. M. Rhodes
James Hollingshead
Sehoul
Homer Berry
Berry
Gr. Yesled
Scouts to Rule City of Hope Wednesday
Due to rain last week Scouts return to City Hall at 12 30 noon for a parade and ribbon identifications. Officers and city officials listed. Fines for traffic infractions include 10 to 25 cents, with a $1 court penalty. Evening activities move to First Methodist Church at 6 p m for games and refreshments.
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AEROS
Hope
Hope City Hall
Earl
Areh
Modre Ellington
Fant
Jerry Bowden
Larry Walker
Bobby Martin
Bill Gentry
William Camp
Raber Cox
Jay
First Methodist Church
Funeral for Wreck Victim Wednesday
Funeral services for Lcon Hubbard, 21, of Hempstead, killed in a car crash in South Carolina last week, will be held Wednesday at 3 pm at New Hope. Burial will follow in Macedonia cemetery. Survived by wife and young daughter, his parents Ed H. Hubbard and wife near Hope, two brothers Trenon of Long Beach, Dale of Hope, a sister Mrs Q W Adams of Prescott.
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Lcon Hubbard
Hempstead
South Carolina
New Hope
Macedonia Cemetery
Ed H. Hubbard
Near Hope
Trenon
Long Beach
Calif
Dale
Hope
Q. W. Adams
Prescoll
McLaughlin Trial Delayed Again in Hot Springs
Hot Springs February 17 UP due to illness of defense attorney Henry Denham, Circuit Judge Mauph Cummings granted a continuance for former Hot Springs mayor Len P. McLaughlin. McLaughlin, mayor 20 years, was acquitted last December in Mt Ida on one count of 14 indictments. no new trial date set.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Garland Couunty
Sidney McMath
McLaughlin
Imupid
Cummings
McLaughlin and Three of His Former Leutesants On Exvhuhie Et Eireuil
Masons to Meet Whitfield Lodge No 239
Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239 will meet at 7 43 p m at Ma waning Flats. Members are urged to attend. An odd item notes a mouse electrician at Camp Holabird Massachusetts where a light wire was threaded through a small hole by tying it to a mouse and guiding it through.
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Whitfield
Cletlvichtwis
Camp Holabird
Hinving Uough
Market report shows price swings across grains meats and stocks
New York and Chicago markets saw mixed moves with meat prices rising at retail while Safeway cuts 105 meat items to lower costs. Grain futures dipped for corn and oats but soybeans advanced, and railroad fares increased. Steel and glass firms raised wholesale prices amid a broad commodity upturn. Cotton and soybean prices recovered as markets opened with gains.
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York
Beb
Chicago
Foren Grand Union
Agrica’ Department
Ington
New York
Safeway Stores Inc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jones and Laughlin Steel
National
Pure Ate
Associated Press
Uranium May Be Cause of Interest in Antarctic Claim
London reports say uranium could spark interest in Falkland Island disputes and Antarctic borders. Britain's Hector McNeil notes a strong stand for Antarctic issues as Nigerian ships head to the Falklands. Press reaction ranges from speculative to cautious across major papers.
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London
Miralty
Falkland Islands
Prince of Ranium
Antarctic
Falklands
Litte
Arline
Nigeria
Hector McNeil
House
Commons
Britain
The
Chronicle
Dai
Daily Worker
Daily Herald. Org
Labor Party
Deyoth
Gover
Bri
Londo the
Daily Telegraph
Chester Guardian
London Daily
Balkland Island
Honor Students Named A List For First Semester
A misprint in yesterday's issue omitted Sidney McMath eighth grade James Watson eighth grade and others from the A list. The published noting should have included those students who earned first semester honors.
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Fish
Thenj
Sidney McMath
James Watson
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