State's First Newsprint Mill in Production
Arkansas newspapers report International Paper Company's Pine Bluff mill nearing completion on the Arkansas River ten miles upstream from Pine Bluff. The $75 to $80 million plant will employ 400 people, produce 376 tons of newsprint daily, and also yield 175 tons of bleached boards for packaging. The site uses Arkansas lumber and renewable water power, with much of the pulp supplied locally.
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A Mahaffey
Texarkana Gazette
Arkansee
Walcher
Mee Towly G
Nternational Paper Company
Woodlands
Craton
Arkansas
Meblie
Alg
Wil
Monareé
Hinmag
Sevanty
Ardsansas
Jandawiens
Sitte
Weather Update From Friday Night to Saturday
Weather experiment report covers 24 hours ending 7 am Friday with high Bi and low 78, no precipitation. Red River stage 7.6 feet, Little River changes deemed unimportant. Reports on Ben banner and Texarkana Dam with downstream discharge values. Arkansas notes allergy thunderstorms. Louisiana forecasts partly cloudy with showers and possible thunderstorms, scattered to widespread.
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Red River
White Cliffs
Benison Dam
Texarkana
Planes Seek Rocket Cane and Mouse in Space Test
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla Cael Three specialized planes skittish amid early search for a Yin toyseene. The nuse cane engine advanced igslyn that nay spire head then missiles of the tyre splashed into the Atlantic near Ascension Island after a successful US built missiles flight through space. The impact traveled miles off the African coast and more than 6 000 miles from Cape Canaveral. Officials hailed the flight a complete success though retrieval of the yan cal was hindered by weather and distance.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cael
Toves
Inet
Em Alghiy
Ascension Island
Biltinlie
Linnet
Houserd
Wesbee
Breallispe
Jainal
Cancer Bomb of 30 Years Ago Goes Off
A British report warns that a cancer-causing radioisotope used decades ago may have triggered new cancers. Officials say delayed effects appeared as patients developed tumors linked to thorium in earlier medical devices. The story notes government inquiry and potential policy responses by lawmakers.
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London
Bam
Wiple
Gilbert Brown Tops Tractor Contest at Hope Park Fair
Gilbert Brown won first place in the annual tractor driving and safety contest at Hope Park during 4 H Club Week. The junior division saw several contestants including Jagsaph Blakers of Guernsey and others, with Brown securing victory by a close margin over runners up. The events took place at the University venue as part of the state wide program celebrating youth achievement in Ag education.
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Giler
Brows
Waclon
Genjoy
Hope Pale Park
Hursday
Young Brown
Gilbert Brown
Spgs
Guernsey
Histeplace Diongus
Dogeph
Hive Hibben
Compoliton
AMIE
George
Millwood Money Up for Conference Funding
The millwood water projects plan moves to Congress after a signed bill authorizes funds for Millwood reservoir in Arkansas and six upstream dams. Total program cost is estimated near 107.6 million dollars with 50.9 million for Millwood and 194.3 million for the upstream dams, including Oklahoma sites on Little River and Clover Creek and Arkansas sites on DeQuegg Rolling Fork Gillham and Dierks. The plan envisions 50,000 acre feet storage for municipal and industrial use and supports interstate water development under federal authorization.
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Washington
APSA
Surat
Lille River
Ayknasnis
Liverved
Kann
Seisocahorind
Tmisquinwer
Pouce
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Iyce
Lille
WeQuerhney Rolfing
Gihum
Coxgatel
Dierks
Spline
Milwaud
Mulicipol
Hove
Rina Creek
Little River
Clover Creek
Broken Bow
DeQuegg
Rolling Fork
Gillham
Cussalot River
Aid
Sallee River
Walnut Bayou project bids disclosed by Tulsa District Army
Hardwick Brothers Company of Beardstown, Or, named low bidder for Little River County Ark channel improvement project after opening bids at 66 Boston Tulsa. Bid amount $827,000, below estimated $2.7 million. Seven firms from Texas and Louisiana submitted bids. work covers dredging and channel alteration along about 19 miles of Walnut Bayou, with completion in 470 days.
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Hardwick ‘Brothers Company
Beardstown
Dow
Little River County
Ark
Tulsa
Boston
Pulsa
Summer School Second Semester Update
Fragmentary text references a summer school second semester and unclear notes. No identifiable persons or organizations are clearly readable. The readable bits suggest scheduling or procedural notes but lack concrete facts to form a full item.
Fire Destroys Block in Hot Springs Neck of City
Fire gutted a four story block on Cun Avenue in Hot Springs causing extensive damage to eight businesses and offices. Firefighters battled flames for hours as crowds watched. One person died and several injured. authorities named owner and firms affected and warned of insurance losses.
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Ark
On Mylel
Baretundes
Plas
Bettelinge
Boeings
Avery
Mirty
Phemen Lalel
Ark Sindie
Pyal
Brad
Tie Han Peur
Aun
Aun. Lh
Pratile Jy Hinen
Chingpeseter
Dew
Nifty Toy Waulsalin
Life Tastranes Company
Genii
Barton
Uraniitec
Alan Jost
Dhe
Ass. Bre
Roy Saydeys
Ug Uitelag
Velevan
Aq Bogpitat
Atteetivays
Nichola Senha
Geune
Bia
Burton
Impeached Tennessee Judge Guilty Conviction Report
Tennessee judge found guilty on 24 to 82 charges after a long Senate trial in Nashville. The case involves alleged corruption and abuse of office with links to labor and management investigations in Washington. Charged with assault and other offenses, the judge faces removal and potential sentencing. Glenn Smith of Chattanooga’s Union presidency figures in related comments.
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Nasiiville
Tinh
Sonvista
Steyers
Digan
Glenn Smith
Chattannogisters
Unio
Robert Young Estate valued at 8 million dollars
Probate Court today places the Robert Young estate at about 8 million with stocks bonds notes and government securities totaling that value. The estate includes 4th7,2875 held in certain assets and notes that the value reflects real and personal property as of the filing date.
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Robert Young
Newpgit
Robert
Newnort
Young Vlat
Ann WG
McFaddin and Jones Named by Legion Delegates
McFaddin and Jones named as delegates by the Legion with other officials listed. Ed FP and Wardlaw noted adjutant roles. The record references state events and dates, including July 27, 26 ang 37, 1058, and mentions of Post activities and local involvement at the convention.
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Olin Leiwis
Compsrando Hie Aladdiestan Pos Na
Anmericar Legion
Weisenberger
Ani
Meaddin
Amignol
J. Jones
Ona
Harry Faw
Vom J
Wardlaw
State ‘Legion Ge
Ang
Invat Siggian
Gtat
Aly
Verevaus
Candidates Spe Tonght in Saratog Slempstead Race
Fragmented OCR mentions candidates Spe Tonght Saratog Slempstead County set to speak Friday at the attanl Cold drinks will Glifford Banks of Paps misslu wleeecmanies an unsigned phrase suggests a political event with names and locations but text is garbled and unclear.
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Hope
Hempstead County
Emory A. Thompsor No
Star
State West Station
L. C. Collins
Corpus Christi
Spring Hill
A. P. Geloney
A. Do Franklin Real Estate A
Collins
Ken Dilling
Magnolia
Slempstead
Uriday
Glifford Banks of Paps
Nephew of Hogie Women Drope Incomplete Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear events or names to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable portions contain unclear wording and do not establish a distinct action, person, place, or date.
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Hogie
Drope
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