University to Install Radio Telescope at Ann Arbor Site
University of Michigan plans a 250 foot dish radio telescope to study the sun and relay signals from outer space. Astronomy Prof. Fred Haddock says the instrument will be the second largest steerable yardlong telescope and cost about 300000 with most funds from external sources. The telescope will be built near Peach Mountain, eight to ten miles from Ann Arbor, to observe solar radio waves and interstellar signals beyond optical telescope reach.
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Phone Workers Vote to Strike Across Bell System
New York dispatch reports telephone workers in four states voting to strike after the deadline of a national contract with American Telephone and Telegraph Co. The union, representing operators and line personnel, plans to strike at midnight unless stalled by last minute negotiations. About 25,000 Bell System employees are affected, with the outcome hanging on bargaining by the Communications Workers of America and the national federation.
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Cotton Producers Meet Highlights Post-Price Help and Planting
About 175 Hempstead County cotton producers attended a county meeting outlining post harvest decisions and planting strategies. Speakers discussed variety selection, fertilizer needs, and insect protection, with emphasis on maximizing yield under scarce resources. The ASC program offers payments from 15 to 70 dollars per acre, determined by community and county committees, and signup closes soon.
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Progress in Defense Probe Reports
Senate Preparedness subcommittee reports progress toward substituting action for lingering quifigers in missile and satellite developments. Secretary McKoy and Quarles are expected as witnesses. Melilroy testified earlier the main barrier was limits on development work and overtime.
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Merchant Is Shot Accidentally
A merchant was accidentally shot during an unspecified incident. The event remains unclear with limited readable details, and no further names or locations are confirmed in the text.
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Arkansas Tax Revenues Lag Behind Projections
Little Rock Arkansas farmers struggled to meet November income tax payments as weather and floods hindered fields. Revenue Commissioner Cheney reported last year’s half-year income tax collections at 4.5 million, below the 5.0 million target, with sales and severance taxes also affected by heavy rains and drought.
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Arkansas Hospital Transfer Bill Proposed by U S Officials
A proposal in Washington would transfer the Army Navy General Hospital at Hot Springs to the State of Arkansas. The move aims to turn the federal facility into a state hospital possibly serving as a home for elderly patients with ongoing discussions about funding and governance.
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Annual Hempstead Pollet event engages through January
Community organizers announce the Hempstead Pollet event led by Mr Burton and Mrs Delancey with Key figures including Ray hiard Clark Gene Shumaker and Paul McCtellan. Proceeds support the Mother's Marely project as listed by committee chairpersons and treasurer Wola White.
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Faubus and U. S. Policy Emerge From Cautious Stance
Fragmented text reports a wait and see approach by Faubus and the U S amid potential federal prosecutions. References to political figures, school tensions, and civil rights concerns are interwoven with vague observations. Continued on Page Three.
Soviet Peace Cry Spreads Across Russian Press
Russian newspapers echo a peace message amid Western tensions. Reports cite authorities and news agencies describing public sentiment, calls for unity, and government appeals for restraint, while noting media coverage varies across outlets and regions.
Two Infants Die in House Fire
A house fire in Arley, Alabama, killed two infants identified as Zeyeneotd Vornold Whalidglen and Lanontteoll Ras ton Washington. The infant victims suffered fatal burns while others in the home were injured. the father had left for work and the blaze destroyed the dwelling.
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Arkansas Third in Deaths From Tuberculosis
Fragmented OCR text notes Arkansas ranking third in deaths from tuberculosis with figures and medical authority citing central hospitals and officials. It mentions a state health association, data on several districts, and widespread concern over rising TB mortality in the period.
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Temperatures Dip in Chicago Area Report
Fragments describe chilling conditions in the Chicago area with mentions of nightly lodging and irregular references to prisons, rail stations, and detainees. The text is garbled but suggests a weather shift and related disruptions affecting travel and confinement.
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All Around Town item with scattered names and notes
A fragmented town column lists several individuals and entries about events and locations. Names such as Harri, Ly, Chavis, Nagao appear amid garbled text and stray phrases. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear single event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR summary of a Washington memo on civil rights and appointments
An OCR laden excerpt discusses a presidential term, salary intrigues, and a commission with names and roles including a director and administrative officer. It references Michigan State University figures and a Charlottesville Virginia context, hinting at legal and advisory actions, appointments, and potential confirmations.
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