Unclear OCR Fragment Hints At Local Event Held March 7
Fragmentary text from a Nashville area notice mentions senior and fraternity events with names like Gordon Garrard and Maghella. It references a meeting or tournament set for March 7 and includes garbled references to Prescott and Shilth, indicating a college or club gathering scheduled in spring.
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Arantealeee
Nashville
Sedunilot
Beys
Gordon Garrard
Maghella
Shilth
Prescott
Sebrutry
Miles Turner Dies After Incident in Riley, Pennsylvania
Local report notes Miles Turner, of Riley Pa, died after a weeklong illness following an incident. Authorities did not provide further details. The article lists Turner as a resident of Riley and records the event as a fatality, with no additional suspects named.
Markets Mixed as Hog Cattle and Sheep Prices Move
National stockyards show hog numbers near 10 000 with varied weights 170 to 240 lb and sows around 400 lb down 22 percent. Cattle totals about 6 500 with calves 1 500. steers steady on good and choice. Sheep open 50 higher with lambs to 21.50 top. New York cotton futures steady with modest gains. grains drift lower on Chicago Board.
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I. i
Ceady
Reutter
New York
Nd Commission
Family council runs a Blair corporation for kids votes
Frank Blair and his children form a family corporation with each member voting by age, current seniors outvote juniors 75 to 59. The Sunday meetings set fines, decide purchases and vacations, and pay for extra chores while Lil acts as treasurer. The system aims to teach honesty, responsibility, and family unity.
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Wrank
Frank
John
Tom
Mary
Heresy
Paul
Blair Corporation
Owl
Family Corporation
Dad
Mom
Lil
Corporation
Ieee
Wampler Wins Los Angeles Open in Rainy Finish
Fred Wampler of Indianapolis steadied a shaky game in rain to win the LA Open by stroke, holding off challengers for the £20,000 event. He noted the difference to the national Intercollegiate title is small, mentioning the $4,000 check as a spur.
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Jack Stevenson
Los Angeles
Fred Wampler
Indianapolis
Rac Atroke
McCarthy Plans Split Prober Efforts in Probing Government
Senator McCarthy seeks to split his investigations subcommittee into parallel probes, one into Communist activity and another into non Communist graft. He will begin secret hearings to probe alleged graft in Alaska government spending, with details withheld. Additional hearings on Communist infiltration of New York plants with defense contracts may be held in Albany Schenectady Syracuse or Buffalo or moved to Washington.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Senate
Alaska
Tongune
New York State
Albany
Schenectady
Syracuse
Buffalo
Washington
Priest Welcomes Death by Cancer in Kansas Hospital
The Rev. Julius Busse a 46 year old Catholic priest and Army chaplain who served in World War II told Mercy Hospital Parsons Kansas that he welcomed death by cancer because it gives time to prepare. He described fear as arising from death’s uncertainty and recalled soldiers embracing certainty. He previously led churches in Louisville and Detroit before plans to found a monastery in Japan were halted by illness.
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Louisville
Detroit
Japan
Parsons
Public Warned of Insurance Chiselers
Washington officials warn that many health insurance firms use fine print to exclude costly medical issues. D Paul Magnuson, former Truman health commission head, testifies to a House Commerce Committee hearing amid a study of major diseases and ways to help families meet care costs. He supports a limited government reinsurance plan enabling private and nonprofit insurers to extend coverage without financial risk.
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Washington
Paul Magnuson
Manson
Sterans Administration
Magnuson
Truman
Commission On
Hienhouwers
Rockefeller Gifts to Arkansas Baptist Hospital Fund Drive
Winthrop Rockefeller donated 50000 to jumpstart a 750000 fundraising drive to expand Arkansas Baptist Hospital. Governor Cherry spoke to about 1150 attendees as plans call for adding 125 beds to the current 100 beds with half funding from the Arkansas Baptist State Convention and half from public subscription.
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Little Rock
Winthrop
Rockefeller
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
Arkansas
Prencis Cherry
Arkcansan Baptist State Convention
Cherry
Special Court to Hear School Issue Heads for New Orleans
A three judge federal court will convene January 29 in New Orleans to hear a suit filed by four Negroes seeking division from Southwestern Louisiana Institute. The case centers on alleged school integration and equal access to educational facilities.
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Shreveport
New Orleana
Private health insurance quote about protection limits
A speaker notes that most private health insurance protects against familiar costs but withdraws coverage when conditions worsen, highlighting gaps in protection during severe times. The remark underscores concerns about insurers failing to support clients during major health crises.
Missing Man Fordyce Denies Hiding From Hunt
Mississippi man Tordyce Fordyce, 24, and his 22 year old wife and young children vanished Jan. 3 after Memphis trip. Fordyce told reporters he did not know a widespread search for him and his family was underway and he came to Denver seeking better climate for sinus trouble and work. He said they traveled without notifying relatives but later wired Memphis relatives. He denied knowledge of any manhunt. Police and relatives coordinated efforts to locate the family amid a large search effort.
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Denver
J. D. Kelley
Memphis
Kellevys
Paraplegics May Have New Home in Memphis
Two evicted paraplegics who left a veterans hospital after defying regulations were offered a new home by hospital attendant Dennis Whitten Sr. and his family. Charles Somerwitle from Pleasant, West Virginia, and John Mershon of Otway, Ohio, moved in after agreeing to relocate from the nursing home where they had been staying.
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Memphis
Charles Somerwitle
Feint Pleasant
W. Va
John Mershon
Otway
Olina
Veterans Hospital
Dennis Whitten
Fordyce Company Embezzlement Charges Dropped
The company accused employee Lardyce of embezzling 915 dollars by cashing worthless checks before charges were dropped after Fordyce’s father reimbursed the firm. A daughter’s Denver letter and a wire payment were mentioned in surrounding notes.
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Pardyce
Lardyce
Savingn Ol Co
Kelley
Denver
Fordyce
Ray Fordyce
Henry Dodge
Escape in Collapse of Abington Masonic Hall
An estimated sixteen men were rushed to hospitals after the second floor of the Abington Masonic hall collapsed last night. Debris slid into a trench as chairs, a heavy piano, and a red hot coal stove spilled onto the ground floor. Only three injuries were severe. no fatalities reported. Fireman Dee Leedom described the scene with a center-floor collapse and the stove spilling glowing coals.
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Ottumwa
Town
Abington
Dee Leedom
Freedom
Sedom
Ledom
Leedom
Coors
Cherry Urged to Commute Death Sentence in Jenkins Case
Arkansas Governor Cherry said he has been urged to commute the death sentence of Dlan Bill Jenkins, convicted of first degree murder in the 16 year old Cigo Jones killing in Hot Springs. Local officials argued Jenkins was drunk and easily duped at arrest. the governor has not yet decided.
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Little Rock
Gil Goy
Cig Cherry
Dlan Bill Jenkins
Hot’ Springs
Jenkins
Cherry
Arkansas Supreme Court
Cigo Jones
Will Lowe
Garland County
Sam Richards
Hot Springs
Jerry ‘Watkins
Education agency wins appeal over GI Bill funds
The Arkansas Education Department received an appeal grant from the Veterans Education Appeals Board regarding a dispute over 755,442 dollars. The issue is whether the department is entitled to payment for actual training expenditures plus a fixed percentage or under a flat fee rate previously used by the Veterans Administration. Assistant Attorney General Claude Carpenter announced the grant of the appeal.
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Little Rock
Arkangay Education Department
Veterans Education Appeals Board
Claude Carpenter
Veterans Administration
Carpenter
Fire destroys Benton High in seven rooms burned
A Benton High School blaze last night damaged seven classrooms in the new building. Initial estimates place the loss between 60,000 and 75,000 dollars with fire crews fighting the flames overnight.
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Benton
Benton High Bched
Local Option Test for Baxter County Election Set
A local option election on the legal sale of intoxicants will be held in Baxter County on February 10. This marks the fourth vote by residents of the county on liquor and beverage control, with timing reflecting past rolls and local options.
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Mountain Home
Baxter County
Whelic, Beverage
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