Fragmented historical notice on water measurement terms
A garbled OCR fragment references water measurement terms and a person named Teo A. The readable bits suggest a discussion of definitional or instructional content, but concrete facts, dates, places, or actions are absent. The fragment preserves only partial names and generic references to measurement concepts.
Unnamed Woman Escapes Harsh Encounter Near Broadway
Fragment from a 1969 era narrative recounts a young woman May who resists a troubling suitor on Broadway and flees toward West End Avenue. A tense crowd watches as she asserts she has a date and demands to be left alone, while the man pursues. The scene pauses with a tease of continuation.
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Audit debate spawns highway department reform talk
Jan. 10 report from Rock discusses an audit of the state highway department and fund transfers totaling $128,000. Legislators weigh bids, cost controls, and retooling of inspector roles as part of broader reapportionment and tax measures affecting departments and local districts.
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Lilja Rock
Athenwas
Alate Highway
Adpartmant
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Lawmakers Debate District Boundaries and Constitutional Reform
Lawmakers in a state legislature considered redrawing district lines to six congressional seats, with little opposition but tension over who sits where. Debates also touched on a two four year presidential term, federal constitutional changes, and security measures for poll access near railways. Rep. Dave Thompson, Rep. Pat Robinson, and Rev. Carroll Haljenworth were among those cited in the brief session, with adjournment set to Monday.
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Bradley County
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White County
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L. H. Autry
Mississippi
United States
Yell County
Revival Meeting at First Pentecostal Church
Evangeline Davis of Pana leads a revival at First Pentecostal Church corner 4th and Ferguson Streets. Davis, a 20 year ministry veteran and God's Bible College graduate, conducts services nightly at 7:40 and Sunday at 7:18, with Rev. Af. P. Hipseth inviting the public.
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4Th and
Ferguson Streets
Evengilne Davis
Pana
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Davis
God's Bible College
Cinneinnuttl
Ohio
Olliver
Af. P. Hidspeth
J C Baker Again Named Highway Director
Little Rock January 12 1947 members of the Arkansas highway commission were sworn in for new terms and immediately reappointed J C Baker as state highway director. The commission members were sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Paul Ward and include Adams Hughes Baxnett Altheimer Ray Martin Fort Smith Truman Baker Searcy Olen Hendrix Antoine A D Moxon Camden Olen Fullerton Morrillin Orval Faubus Huntsville Pied Carter Lake City J B Lambert Helena and J H Crala Wisen. The Grand Canyon National Park was opened in 1919 tutorship and said we have neither rendered democracy.
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Little Rock
Arkonans Highway Commission
J. C. Baker
Commission
McMath Wert
State Senate
Supreme Court
Paul Ward
Charles Adams
Hughes
R.S. Baxnett
Altheimer
Ray Martin
Fort Smith
Truman Baker
A.D. Moxon
Camden
Olen Fullerton
Morriltin
Orval Faubus
Huntsville
Pied Carter
Lake City
J. B. Lambert
Helena
J. H. Crala
Wisen
Move to Brand China Blocked Temporarily
Washington reports a proposed resolution to brand Communist China as an aggressor was blocked temporarily after a Republican member attacked it as a declaration of war. Democratic Leader McCormack and Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts backed the measure, while Rep. Shafer of Michigan forced a roll call to delay action amid GOP criticisms that it cedes war-declaration authority to the United Nations.
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General Revenue Fund
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Mitlox County
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United Nations
China
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McCormack
Macsachusette
Rep. Shafer
R-Mich
Martin
Massachusetts
Rep
Hoffman
R-Minh
Congress
14 Year Old Soldier Casualty From Korea
Battle Creek Michigan June report tells of 14 year old soldier casualty in the Korean war. Pfe James B Byrd of Craig Beach Ohio allegedly lied about his age to join, fought on the west coast with the 8th Army before frostbite injuries. He is in Mahoning County hospital nearby in serious but not critical condition.
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Creek
Mich
Perley Lones Army Hospital
James B. Byrd
Craig Beach
Mahoning County
Youngstown
Byrd
Korea
Tth
8Th Army
Nooth
Mobilizer Calls for Long Range Defense Program
Mobilization Director Charles Wilson urged a vast long range defense effort by all Americans to build the strongest power base for the nation and its allies. He argued for a mobilization plan costing about 1000 per person over two years and for swift federal controls on wages prices rents and materials to prevent economic instability. He predicted a general price and wage freeze is imminent.
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