The Floating Bridge and the Cement Story
A curious excerpt traces cement’s arc from ancient binders to hydraulic cement, citing Rome’s vast foundations, the Pantheon, and Vesuvius lava cement, then Smeaton’s underwater hardening experiments and Aspdin’s Portland cement patent, framing politics as threat to invention.
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Ington
Seattle
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Mt. Vesuvius
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England
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Kiddystane
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Portland
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Walli
Brother of Hope Men Dies in Texas
Henry Hobbs aged six in Rescue Texas dies. Funeral services to be held Thursday in Reseoa. He leaves his wife, 12 children and two brothers Join and Jit Heubs of Hope.
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Texas
Henry Hobbs
Dighies
Guy
Tnohom i Rescue
Reseoa
Hope
Laundry Wins Judgment Against Prescott Cleaners
A Hempstead court jury awarded $184.98 to the plaintiff Cyox Laundry against Jesse Crow Cleaners of Prescott before adjourning late yesterday for February 1. The case details a disputed laundry service charge and the verdict sets the amount to be paid.
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Hempstead
Cyox
Jesse Crow Cleaners
Prescott
Cotton futures market overview and prices
New York markets show cotton futures with Invest March at 41.83, May 41.60, July 41. October 38.67, December 38.29. France price listed at 38.15 and May at 37.93. Strong entity list reflects ongoing commodity activity across contracts and months.
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New York
Demands Probe After Newark Plane Crash Kills 56
Newark officials and New Jersey lawmakers press for swift investigation into yesterday’s midair disaster near Newark Airport that killed 56, injured many, and toppled homes. The Convair freighter and passenger jet collided amid fog, touching off explosions and a three story apartment fire. Authorities search for causes and assess airport facilities with calls for relocation of the airport.
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Therbia
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Hebert PL Patterson
Treatton
Suset
Jess Wan
Cheelmus
Sergaminy
Resen
Adso
Neywark
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Airee
New Jeresey
Tara Tull
Newiph
Janws I. Kirk
New York City
Newark Airport
Leyte
Women Rally Behind Dimes Drive in County
Women's groups in the county rally behind the Mathers' March against polio. Led by Mrs. George Wright the effort seeks volunteers for a charity march through the community on the evening of dan. 34. organizers urge mothers to enlist by telephoning 7-849 and plan a benefit tea at Brookwood School with proceeds to the Mathers' March.
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Marcy
Dies Cvmpaigis
Andy Andrew Cumipiigi
Dirvetar
George Wright
Wright ¢Hamman
Marel
Tannders
Nomch
Emis Bagn
Andrews
Routh
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Veronesever
Pollu
Edmner Pyosay
Spineipal
Brookwood School
Brookwood
Mathers Moreh
Jones to Address Presbyterian Men Dinner Meeting
The Presbyterian Men will host their regular monthly dinner meeting on Thursday, with HL Jones, superintendent of Hope Public Schools, as guest speaker. The event will feature Jones addressing the gathering.
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Ine Men-yi
Lauren
Presbyterian Chuck
O'Eloe Wat
Ae Dames HL Jones
Hope Public Schools
May Succeed Griffis in Portuguese post
Washington envoy Dan may replace Stara Griffis as Lincoln MacVeagh, the American ambassador to Portugal, is reported to be slated for the succession.
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Portugan
Stara Griffis
Next Envey
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Poem Published by Weyedmeold Pyeeste AU Creadhe
Laney Stark, son of Mr and Mrs BR Stark, had a poem titled Sirean published after being submitted by his guardian during the beats showdalt hist Metendry. The piece appeared in the local school recital program, with Miss Miaanie Pedles Math noted as partnerpad.
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Weyedmeold
Miaanie Pedles
Laney Stark
Stark
DiSalle Hints of Big Job Not a Senate Race
Washington dispatch reports Michael DiSalle hints at a larger job, possibly Cabinet level, that could derail any Senate run. He would not specify the new post, leaving a remote possibility it could emerge within hours. DiSalle, a lawyer and administrator, scheduled a news conference to reveal plans, with postponement requested on timing by Roper Putnam.
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Tarmee Toteda
Senate
Ohio
Contine
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Privy Stabilization DiStille
Roper L. Putnam
Economic Stabilization Agency
Egypt Assured of Red Backing by Vishinsky Says
Cairo reports Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky told Al Misri in Paris that Russia will aid Middle East nations to end Western economic domination. He said regional peoples oppose Western military bases and impediments to freedom, aligning with Arab League views amid London anxiety over Soviet-Arab contacts.
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Russia
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Vishinsky
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Canhon
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Middle East
Iran
Abdul Rahman Azzam Pasha
Fulton Woman Mrs Sam McGill Dies at 74
Mrs Sam McGill aged 74 of Fulton died at a local hospital after a short illness. She is survived by sons Sam Allen McGill of Fulton and two brothers George C Allen of Fulton and Robert Alten of Abbois, one sister Mrs John Beiloh of Texarkana, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be at Union Church Fulton at 3 pm Thursday with Reverend Charles Chambers officiating. Burial in Washington.
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Fulton
Ony Gon
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Allen McGill
George C. Allen
Robert Alten
Alten
Abbois
John Beiloh
Texarkana
Union Church
Charles Chambers
Washington
Legion Mulligan Thursday Night Meeting Announced
Leslie Huddleston Post No. 12 of the American Legion will hold a meeting at the Airport at 7 30 Thursday January 24 according to Adjutant J T Bowden Jr A mul l Ban supper will be held along with a business session.
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Leslie Huddleston
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American Legion
J.T. Bowden, Jr
McMath May Put State in Power Business
McMath backs a state role in power provision amid debate over a proposed plant and the Arkansas Power & Light plan. Officials discuss location, contracts, and state support as talks extend with multiple agencies and politicians.
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McMath
Crittenden Votes Against Dixie Downs Referendum Fallout
Fragmented OCR summary depicts Crittenden resisting a Dixie Downs vote while mentions Veena, Ashlee, and other names amid unclear political maneuvers. It references the Mississippi River area and touches on political tensions, delays, and unnamed officials in a chaotic scene with scattered proper nouns.
Signs of the Times and Portents of the Future
A garbled 20th century essay references a national mood, with mentions of a woman president, associations, and cultural trends. The piece weaves diverse topics from metaphysical arts to consumer and professional groups, noting shifting public reaction, institutions, and a mix of scientific and social ideas.
Peace Standstill: U8 Admits Bombing Convoy
A fragmented report describes a peace standstill with U8 admitting bombing a convoy. Scattered references mention POWs, international mediation, and contested claims about captured soldiers. The text references organizations, nations, and multiple individuals amid wartime ambiguity.
Private Plane Crash Fatal to 5 Persons
A privately owned Lockheed plane crashed at Wind Airport late yesterday, killing five aboard. All victims were employees of Acradus, Tits, & ple, headquartered in Wheditport. The craft, piloted by Benjanan Tor Hegeuald, president of the firm, appears to have failed during an attempted approach to land, narrowly missing taxiing aircraft. Police director A DL Corry said evidence suggested the pilot may have sacrificed himself to avert a collision with other planes loading for a busy trading hour.
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Ya Pr Vately
Merry
Bort
Corry
Erry
Thane
Atom Expansion Program Sought
Washington January 24 Hunatae Maybank chairman of a Senate appropriations subcommittee said he expects an early start on a five to six billion dollar expansion of the atomic energy program. He reported the plan aims for phased expansion beginning soon and noted talks with the Atomic Energy Commission about the expansion.
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Hunatae Maybank
DSC
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Amy
Maybank
Senate
Gtfithile
Atynne Energy Commission
Judge Orders Further Sanity Tests for Murder Suspect
Circuit Judge Gus Jones ordered a three doctor panel for Rufus H. Green to undergo additional sanity examinations after Green, 56, charged with first degree murder in the December death of Night Police Chief Frank Williford. Green is under observation at Arkansas State Hospital for nervous diseases.
Womanless Wedding brings pageant style to campus event
A quirky campus event titled a womanless wedding features a lineup of male participants playing roles of brides and bridesmaids. The piece highlights local groups, a playful ceremony, and humor intended for entertainment on campus.
Group Hopes to End Jap Treaty Hearing
A fragmented report describes a push to end a treaty hearing involving figures such as retired official Devereux and multiple witnesses. The document mentions international actors, national service members, and ongoing testimony amid political debate over a peace accord.
Division Pulled From Korea Sent to Japan
A disjointed OCR style report describes US forces shifting a Cavalry Division from Korea to Japan. It notes the transformation to dismounted cavalry, training in snow and ski tactics, and mentions Maj. Oris KR leading a training school. The piece references the Oklahoma National Guard unit now in Korea and hints at broader Japanese defense roles.
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Malu
Bishop Would Ban Beer From Army Bases
Bishop William Pimeminaker testified before the House Armed Services Committee urging a prohibition on beer in military bases as part of a push to restrict alcohol in UMTS related policies. Opponents argued the ban violates individual dignity and questions military efficiency amid hearings on the UM plan.
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Arkansan to Head Base in Alabama
Maj. Gen. Claude B. Ferenbaugh, now on the U N truce team in Korea, will command Camp Rucker Alabama. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Crump Garvin, a Harrison Arkansas native, with Garvin’s next assignment not announced. Actress Polly McTan, famed for 1990s comedies with Marsha Dressler, is hospitalized with a serious heart ailment at age 81.
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Camp Chaffee
Ack
Camp Rucker
Ala
Claude B. Ferenbaugh
U. N
Korea
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Crump Garevin
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Ark
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Hollywood
Polly Mc- Tan
Marc Dressler
Lebanon
Dalle
Trash Hauling Fees Fixed for Downtown Businesses
Hope City Council set trash and garbage fees for downtown businesses with monthly rates from 20 dollars for heavy trash to a minimum of 1 dollar. The ordinance will be finalized at the next regular meeting. Farris Formby was dismissed as street department blade man. South West Bell Telephone representatives discussed a franchise tax hike of 1800 dollars yearly, but no action was taken.
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Farris Formby
Wuslurit Bell Telephone Company
U Group
Direcus
Coolwell
Auto Stolen Here Is Recovered
An auto stolen here the night of January 21 was found abandoned near Columbus City, with officers saying the car was in running condition. The vehicle was owned by Valguie Fair.
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Sutapme Carpenter
Benet
Valguie Ialr
Mother of Local Man Succumbs in Texas Home
Mrs. K. A. Sterling, mother of E. C. Sterling of Hope, Gea, died after a week at her Texas home. Funeral services were held in Houston Sunday.
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Hope
Texas
Houston
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