Fragmentary notes on a rural life and travel
Fragmented OCR describes a rural English life with mentions of Weather, a river scene in Warkshire, a marriage, seven children, and travel to America and Pennsylvania. It references Mrs Mary Dubber, Canada, and Lancashire areas, plus a household breakfast scene and simple meals.
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O'Neill
Warkeshire
England
Han Phe
America
Ennaylvania Anthrandren
Mary
Dubber
Canada
Soucashire
Eng
Loes
Truman to rally support in Missouri amid river obstruction
Fragmentary dispatch notes President Truman aiming to mobilize backing in Missouri as opposition delays a key project. Mentions “Big Mo” and nine allies, with references to river works and political maneuvering. Unclear names and dates in damaged text limit specifics.
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Au Tan
President Truman
Massident
Uberactive
Truman
Matthews
Crary
Big Mo
Allie
Judge calls state law criminal and says it harms youths
El Dorado Arkansas January 26. Chancellor Francis Cherry of Jonesboro denounced a state law forcing dependent and neglected children into state institutions if no home is available. He warned the industrial school brands a boy for life, while recounting a six year old orphan committed by a county judge. Cherry, president of Boysville near Wynne, outlined plans to care for about 100 homeless boys ages 10 to 16 with housing education and work opportunities.
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el Dorado Rotary Club
Yeate
Cherry
Industral School
State of Arkansas
Chancery
Boysville
Wynne
MacArthur Turned 70 Amid Quiet Birthday Acknowledgments
Tokyo reports General Douglas MacArthur reached 70 as the Allied occupation chief, in good health and forthright about his views on Asia, peace for Japan, and Formosa. Celebrations were subdued with greetings from family, colleagues, and Sir Alvary Gascoigne, while plans surfaced to refloat the 45,000 ton carrier with BEC cables on February 2.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Japan
Asia
Formosa
U. S. Pacific
Alvary Gasclogne
Navy
BEC
Britain and Germany can be friends says Sir Brian Robertson
AP analysis notes General Sir Brian Robertson told Hamburg’s Overseas Club that Britain and Germany share God’s children and should become friends. He argued common peril from Communism and mutual costs of past wars support reconciliation, while acknowledging real obstacles on the path to friendship.
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DeWitt MacKenzie
Britain
Germany
Brian Robertson
Hamburg
Tlib
Ingland
Gemany
England
Brain
Joan
Brian
Western
Europe
California Men Fined for Stealing Bag at Prescott
Alvin Wels, 32, and Sam Sagalow, 31, both of Los Angeles, were fined $50 each in Prescott City Court for stealing a traveling bag from Captain Kelly of the Hope Organized Reserve office. The bag was taken from outside Prescott Airport hangar while Kelly inquired about a plane trip. The suspects were stopped on Highway 67 and apprehended by Chief Baker, Fred Johnson, and Guy Downing.
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California
Prescott
Alvin Welsman
Sam Sagalow
Los Angeles
Capt
Kelly
Hope Organized Reserve Office
Baker
Fred Johnson
Hope Police
Guy Downing
State
Window Washer Wage Case Hints at New Law Coverage
A Washington report explains the wage hour act changes on who is covered, including confusion over a window washer employed by a local firm. The article outlines how the new rule classifies workers as directly essential or closely related to production for interstate commerce and notes the shift in coverage from production to closely related processes. It also details overtime pay calculations and the broader impact on firms shipping across state lines.
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Norman Walker
James Marlow
Washington
Jan
Congress
Bogda
Sunday Youth Activities and WMU Circle Meeting in Prescott
Prescott activities list pages Sunday youth meetings across churches including Central Baptist, Presbyterian, First Methodist, Church of Christ, First Baptist and Youth choir rehearsal. WMU Circle 2 hosted by Mrs Hedy Butler at home with prayers, business, and study of Luke chapter. New member welcomed. dessert plate gifted to several members.
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The
First Baptist Church
Butler
WMU
Hedy Butler
Roy Loomis
St. Luke
John M. Pittman
Valentine
Pittman
Leantis
Ike Avery
W. PF. Prescott
J. W. Grimes
Roy Stainton
Watson White, Jr
J. H. Langley
Alex Clark
R. Martin
Circle 3 WMU Meets in Tompkins Home
WMU notes record Circle 3 meeting at Mrs. SC H Tompkins home with peavey opening led by Mrs Jack Cooper. Circle chair Mrs Brad Bright led business and study on Luke. Next gathering set at Mrs Lewis Garrett home with hostess salads. Multiple members noted in attendance.
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Circle 3
Wim. U
First Baptist Church
SC. H. Tompkins
Jack Cooper
Peavey
Brad Bright
Cooper
St. Luke
Lewis Garrett
Garrett
Shell
Bright
Eddie Danner
Loyce Anderson
J. D. Hines
Former Penn State runners to race in ISD meets
Curt Stone and Horace Ashenfelter, noted Penn State distance stars, still train on campus and will compete in upcoming ISD meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curt Stone
Horace — Ashen-felter
Penn State
President Margaret to Attend Crucie Snyder's Wedding
Washington notes that Edith Cook Snyder the daughter of the secretary of the treasury will marry Maj. John Earnest Horton in Washington cathedral with President Truman and his daughter Margaret as guests and bridesmaid. About 2000 officials invited, reception at Chevy Chase club. The Snyder and Truman families are longtime friends. a gift of table silver was sent.
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Washington
House
Truman
Margaret
Edith Cook
Crucie
Snyder
Secretary of the Treasury
Maj
John Earnest
Horton
Leary F. Horton
Wichita
Kas
Washington Cathedral
Maryland
Washington Society
Proclaime
Las’mont
Gertrude
Charles Saltzman
Presidential
Miss Snyder
Japan
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