Births and family notices swirl in local column
A jumble of names from Hopr to Little Rock appears in a local birth and family notices section. It lists grandparents Jim Woods and Loyd Stewert, visits from Robinaon and Mrs. Bob Stewart, and relatives Bill Rett, Su Zehné, Jorelle Ritchie, Bryan Rit Duncan, and Tom Dewoody visiting Huntsville Memphis Tulsa and Duncan.
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Misa Loyd Stewert
Little Rock
Bob Stewart
Jorelle Ritchie
Tulsa
Okla
Bryan Rit
Spillane Dons Tie Upsets Pattern In Hollywood Visit
Hollywood writer Mickey Spillane defies style norms while promoting Fear and his lackluster reactions to Come Back Little Sheba and I The Jury. He criticizes film hacks and admits walking out of several screenings, preferring cold weather at home in Newburgh, New York, and plans to return there with family.
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Rob Thomas
Hollywood
Mickey Spillane
Nore
Geo
E . Spillane
Newburgh
N.Y
Spillane
Holly Wood
Sheba
Picuire
Hey
Fragmented OCR Card With Obscure Terms
Fragmented readable phrases include references to marsh grasses jungle beasts and a mine entrance amid scattered numbers and scattered names. The text emits a puzzle-like array of terms and possible proper nouns that appear out of order without coherent narrative or context.
Ike to Tell Nation His Plans for Year
President Eisenhower enters his second year in office with plans to present a program to Congress in 1954. Historian Allan Nevins notes leaders seek broad public esteem even if it breeds political unpopularity. The president faces a Congress with wide differences on major issues, suggesting a year of debate and effort ahead.
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James Marlow Washington
Eisenhower
Bi Hos
Congress
Allan Nevins
United States Chamber of Commerce
Martin Sees Possible New Tax Cuts Ahead
Washington Republican Joseph W. Martin Jr. predicted a tax reduction plan could follow government spending cuts. He avoided naming individuals while noting political division may hinder progress this year. Experts are finalizing a major overhaul expected to exceed one billion dollars in tax cuts.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Scure
Massachusetts Republican
Treasury
House
Native tribes used gourded tepee bird houses long before Crumbis
An ancient note claims American Indians attached hollow gourd bird houses to tepees, suggesting early inventive use of gourds in shelter decor well before European contact. The sentence presents a controversial and likely unverifiable assertion about early American history.
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Crumbis
America
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Franceslyn Buchanan
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Weaver
Met
Robinaon
Jim Woods
Prandfather
Bill Rett
Suzehné
Huntsville
Ala
A. M. Rettig
Duncan. Dewoody
Memphis
Mrs
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Adi
Jungle Beast
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Ike
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Cleveland
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Nevins
Chiles
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Mater Lake
Excelsior Springs
Clay County
Jackson County
Martin
Greenlee Hardwood
Hope Basket Company
Ford
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