Highway program details outlined by Arkansas commission
The Arkansas Highway Commission reports planned long range projects. It notes six members approved Oliver's outline at a recent meeting. The plan includes Highway 1t, 6, 67 and 64 in multiple counties with budget figures and new interstates discussed.
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Arles
Oliver
Lghway
Koy
Fenden
Crise
White
Telursen
Franklin
Crawford
Deeha
van Haven
Sevres
Roane
Newton
Pulask
Rail Union Breaks Off Negotiations
A fractured rail labor dispute escalates as the rail union ends talks with the government and industry leaders. The union signals readiness to seek arbitration if no offer emerges, while officials weigh next steps under mounting pressure from members and managers.
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Ciintry
Tiak
Figentiger
Brotherfod
Sepks
Ghiaslfloatian
Cueeenty
Fliciman Bis Daihy
Gremen Ty
Erin
Rice Promoters in Conference
A fragmented OCR passage describes a regional meeting in Stuttgart Arkansas involving rice promoters and a conference of agri-business figures. It references highways, counties, and dollar figures tied to infrastructure and marketing efforts. The garbled text lists places such as Union and Columb, and mentions roads like Highway 270 and Highway 67 with monetary amounts like 49 400 and 27 700.
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Myness
Arkansas
Ham
Mailer
Lawwrence
Ify
Hishwiy
Anglee
Payette
Union Aid
Columb Equinikes
AON
Crughead Coatss
Puce
Hiehwas
Independence
Highwitae
Uae
Fon
Prescott News Scout Court of Honor Held at Methodist Church
A Scout Court of Honor was held Sunday at the Methodist Church with Bor Mitchell and Jachin White among leaders. Twelve candles symbolized the twelve laws as Ale Graham and Seurlinstoy Mitchell explained duties and meanings. Awards included second class and first class pins, with many named recipients and prayers led by Rev Alfred DeBluvk.
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Ruy Feaut Trepp
Laeir Eouth
Hima
Scoutiaister
Mitchell
Abel
Teohard Chatham
Bistiler
Jachin Whleo
Ale Graham
Seurlinstoy Mitchell
Rick Fiead
Giass
Merit
Reed
Bill McDoucald
Eaves
Adwaieemer
Mires
Frask Anderson
Paul Campbell
Joe Pavanee
Reed Ship
James Bere
Johnny Bhepe
Homer Porile
Sammy Cruse
Bill Eaves
Jehu Bil Watkins
Renois Brown
Tommy Lee
Stookle iWarveys
Niaredates
Wally Pittman
Eggie Seoul
Bis Mathew
Dan Pitt
Gtr Mees
Aq Eagle ‘Dellick
Mathers
Eggle Seite
Revo
Alfred de Bluvk
American business outlook tempered by bankers and markets
American businessmen remain confident as cash positions strengthen and credit remains available for plant and equipment, with 70 percent planning to finance outlays from internal funds. Yet many home builders, local agencies, and small firms fear the money squeeze will continue, prompting tighter credit policies and collections focus. Glasgow, Scotland is noted as the largest city in Great Britain.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Humber
Bue Gilmore
Gill Cash
We Rock
Svarehing
Fouviere
J. QO. Lee
Fragmentary report on a family tragedy in unnamed town
Police describe a chaotic incident in which a man fired a 22 caliber revolver at a relative before being taken to a City Medical Center. Names are garbled in the OCR, but the text references a couple and their children and notes that authorities report a domestic context and a possible motive tied to family tensions.
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Critica Walitin Funjet
Town
Ns Wa
Dernsy Chy
Darger Usk
Gedree
Athonas
Wwaituia
Bealilee
Hiels
Bessia
Pollee
Bessie
Fabriella
Vier
Eisenhower Leaves Los Angeles for Palm Springs Weekend
President Eisenhower departs by Marine helicopter from the Beverly Hilton for a long weekend at La Quinta near Palm Springs. The 10 hour trip begins from the hotel parking lot with Freemant Gosden Amos Jones and other staff aboard, as about 300 people gather to bid farewell before the Republican speech trip.
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Los Angeles
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Sunshine
Beverly Hilton
la Quinta
Marine Corps
Freemhan Gosden
Amos
Andy Radio Fame
C. S. Jones
Richfield OL Co
Seciarity
Eisenhower Party
Washington
President Eisenhower to leave Denver for Washington
The President and First Lady paused in Denver for a brief visit to meet ailing relatives before continuing their trip. They will start back to Washington on Monday morning after visiting in the West.
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Denver
Nel Ie
Moa
Johns
Dowdie
Misenhower
Washmelon
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