Revenge Fires in Westbury Mystery Deepens
Mrs Primus urges one last act of revenge after a day of tension as Carol, Davey, and Bill confront danger. She calls Miss Mabry with grave news about Bovey’s fate and then awaits police word from Westbury, where a sheriff is reportedly involved.
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Carey
Carol
Westbury
Bill
Davey
Rs. Primus
Rafrinian
Liev
iPrimus
Miss Mabry
China Yenches
Memeory
Primus
Bovey
Teen Younch
McCracken
Hope for Fishermen After Typhoon Strikes Luci Island
A lone survivor reports a fishing vessel carrying 10 fishermen vanished amid Typhoon Harviet off Luci Island’s southern coast. The disaster, with winds near 120 miles per hour, occurred as the ship faced the fierce storm.
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Tyoghuens
Phillie
Luci Island
Arkansans Interested in Cuban Sugar Policy Debates
Washington dispatch notes Arkansas congressmen and farmers weigh the Cuba sugar market, fearing retaliation if the sugar act is cut. Representative E C Gathings urges caution, saying trade is a two way street, and Arkansas producers depend on Cuba trade. Congress faces actions this year on extending or revising the act.
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Gordon Birown
Washington
API
Arkansas
Cuba
Congress
Rep
E. C. Gathings
Cablan
Arkansans
United States
Castro
Louisiana
Mystery Night After Vanishes And A Dead Mover
A sheriff pursuit ends with an empty van and a house disturbed by theft. Edward Hughes is found dead near a Lack cal in the swod as Mrs Primus and Mrs Cleaves react in fear. Sergeant Metter warns of danger as retribution appears to be catching up. To Be Continued.
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Osu
Edward Hughes
Arkansas congressman cites Russian machinery gaps study
Clyde Ellis, former Northwest Arkansas official and National Rural Electric Cooperative Association director, reports on Russia's lag in mechanization and electricity. He notes scarce electric pumps, mills, and appliances, yet Khrushchev vows heavy investment to boost output. An exhibit in Washington features an Arkansas cotton plant, drawing curiosity from visitors. Boone County history recalls five major Indian villages from 1777 to 1817 near Harrison.
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Lal
Clyde Ellis
Ephgravgniin
Northwest Arkansas
Thew
National Rural Electric Cooperative
Asgin
United States
Premice Khrushchev
Sovicl
Two Die as Car Strikes Skidding Vehicle in New Year Crash
BISBEE AZ AP two youngsters died and five others hurt when a car skidded into another vehicle on New Year’s Day. Killed were Linda Marie Jones 42 and 8 month old Gary Jones, children of Mr and Mrs James H Jones of Huachuca near Bisbee. Injured survivors include James Jones 37 Sally Jones 80 and Charles Hugh Jones 2. Two other children Maney Karen 6 and Wanda Gale 9 received minor injuries.
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Bisbee
Aziz
Linda Marie Jones
Gary
M-Sat
James H. Jones
Huachuga
Arizona
Jary Jones
Sally
Charles Hugh Jones
Maney Karen
Wanda Gale
Unclear snippet on early 20th century university president
Fragmentary text references a 1907 collectors group for a union predecessor and a president tenure beginning in 1920 with a chairmanship in 1980, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent details or identifiable names.
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Pasecs
Habvey
Unblon National
Jchalriniin
Highway Patrolman Injured In Car Collision
A patrolman named Jake Holly sustained a cut scalp when a station wagon driven by Hugh Latham of Douglas collided with another vehicle. The 38 year old driver and witnesses reported injuries as the wreck occurred on a highway, with police and medical personnel responding promptly.
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Jake Holly
Wis
Hugh’ ‘Latham
Douglas
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Parker Westhrogk
Boone County
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