Fragmentary note on charges under acts
The readable fragments indicate an autovic council case involving charges and profits. Names, dates, and full details are unclear due to damaged text, but the gist points to a legal matter about costs or profits linked to an act and a council decision.
Fragmented Night of Political Rhetoric and Confusion
The article presents a garbled summary of political figures including Governor Laney and McMath, with scattered references to policy bans on certain products and alleged graft claims. It mentions wartime rhetoric, Soviet retaliation, and domestic political battles, but the exact events and context are unclear due to severe OCR corruption.
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Steed
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Rilighti
Acceof
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Memild
Nesteimy Counwy
Bat Ilafield
Ahd Khavesa
Unclear record due to damaged OCR fragment
A fragmented OCR item mentions an individual in the navy and a death sentence or execution context. Details are obscured, with names and dates unreadable, leaving only partial references to a person named Haynie and a Berner entity amid years-long service notes.
Elmo Tanner Featured Guest On Lion Oil Show
Elmo Tanner the famed whistler from Ted Weems band will be special guest on Lion Oil Sunday Down South on July 16 at 5 p m over Lin network KXAR. Tanner, a national radio figure from Fibber McGee and Molly and Perry Como programs, brings his distinctive whistling style to the broadcast with Shooky Langon and Lion Oil Chorus providing vocal and instrumental backing.
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Elmo Tarnhner
Sanookey Lawson
Lion
Oil
Lin
KXAR
Elmo Tanner
Ted Weems
Ted
Elmo
T' Perty
Molly
Bobi
Perry Como
Chesterfield
Down South
Will
Shooky Langon
Lion Oil Chorus
Dottie Misigal
Reniestra
Noisy Radio Schedule Of Musical and News Features
A fragmentary radio listing shows a chaotic mix of programs and personalities including Gabriel Heatter, Leslie Nichols, and US Marine Band. It hints at a Saturday schedule with music, news briefs, talks, and various time slots but many items are garbled and uncertain.
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Mutual
Riday Pi
Melody -Banig
Gabriel Heatter
Fujton Lewis, Jr
Bil Henry
Legionnaires
Marvel Heporta
Sunrisen
Leslie Nichols
Helen Hall
U. S. Marine Band
Salt Lake City
Bomber Death Toll Raised to 16 in Crash
Dayton Ohio July 14 officials report the death toll from a B-50 bomber crash near Lebanon New Mexico has risen to 16. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Biggs Field El Paso announced the updated figures after a review of clearance papers. The crash killed six crew members and ten airmen aboard. Names include Capt. Baur E Anderson Jr El Paso Texas Sgt James A Travis El Paso Texas and Russell E Moore Salem Oregon and others. The bomber left Hagood field in New Mexico and struck a field.
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Dayton
Ant Air Force
Lebanon
Wright
Pattergon
Air Force Base
Eighth Air Force
Biggs
el Paso
Tex
Biggs Field
Baur FE. Anderson Jr
Elijs EB. Senith
James A. Travis
Bert RM
Gene
Russell E, Moore
Salem
W.a
Twife
Shirley Monye
Siem
Nate Alcide
Danes
Baytown
George ‘L. Martin
Denberry
Neb
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Danberry
Chicago Theater of Air M 10 00 News M 10 15
Radio listing shows Chicago Theater of Air at 10 00, News at 10 15, Dance at 10 55, Mutual Reports and News at 11 00, then sign off. Program sequence reflects a morning to late evening schedule with brief items and music blocks.
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Chicago Theater of Air
Top Radio Programs New York July Schedule Fragment
Radio listings show NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules for Friday and Saturday with programs including Stars and Starters Dimension X and Lone Ranger. Notable items include Meet the People with General Hershey and Bandstand USA with Coast to coast times.
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NBC
CBS
Jun Murray
ABC
PBS
Korea
MBS
Gen
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Washington
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Taylor
Sigmend Spaeth
U. S
Marine Bend
Campaign to strengthen Voice of America broadcasts
President Truman seeks 89 million dollars to fund a global campaign of truth aimed at bypassing Soviet radio jamming and expanding Voice of America into 28 percent of European and Asian countries, with emphasis on Russia and the Soviet bloc. Congress debates funding alongside other appropriations, hoping for possible approval next session. The effort seeks new transmitters to overcome interference, amid ongoing Cold War propaganda battles.
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Congress
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Senate
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Senglors
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House
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Europe
Asia
Soviet Bloc
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Soviet Union
U.S
Jonesboro Strike Against Firm Is Settled
Jonesboro July 14 A strike by two AFL unions against Wilson Construction of Little Rock has ended with unions withdrawing an anti violence injunction request. A spokesman said all differences were settled and strikers would return to work immediately. The Building Trades council sought the petition after a union picket was allegedly struck by a company truck. The Wilson firm is a contractor on a local project.
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Jonesboro
APL
Wilson Construction Company
Little Rock
Jonesvare Building Trades Council
AFL
Wilson Company
Oh & Jonesburn Construction Project
Petroleum Needs Aired by Oilmen Petroleum Needs Aired
Houston July 14 The phubeng military petroleum board continues its secret discussions here today about Abe foundation Petruly OW routine practice mission. A plane carrying practice bombs plunged into a farm near Lebanon Ohio the blast tore a hole about 18 feet deep and 75 feet wide.
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Houston
Tex
Phubeng Military Petroleum Board
Abe Dation
Petruly
Lebanon
Global fears rise as Europe watches Kos crisis unfold
Scattered European observers react to Athens setbacks in Kos with fear and doubt about Western resolve. The Moscow threat grows as tanks roll, with Americans blamed for overstatements while armored cars push into Korea, fueling anxiety across the Atlantic about future aggression and the North Korean stance.
Foreign tensions and calls for peace at Stockholm
In Stockholm Premier Einar Gerhardsen urged the Soviet Union to press Koreans to withdraw behind the 38th parallel. He addressed an international youth conference and urged a Stockholm appeal for peace to all nations, beginning with the Soviet Union.
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Indiz
Kenéan White
Te Nehry
Nehru
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Stockholm
Swéden
Einar Gerhardsen
Norway
Soviet Union
Gerhardsen
Board to plan petroleum industry defense conversion
A government board, established by the secretary of the interior, is tasked with maintaining readiness and formulating actionable defense plans for a potential rapid conversion of the petroleum sector to war production. Bruce K Brown of New Orleans chairs the board and reports as of May 9.
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Secretary of the Interior
Bruce K Brown
New Orleans
Chatinga
It Took a War to Put The U N On Its Feet
An opinion on the United Nations after the Korean War crisis praises its courage to act against aggression. It discusses the League of Nations failure, the Cold War split in the UN, possible Soviet exits, and the impact of Moscow’s absence on a cease fire order in Korea.
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United Nations
U. N
Koréa
Sis Ér
League of Nating
League
Security Council
Russia
Bug
Intoy
Herbert. Hoover
New York
United Front
Hoover
Korea
Moscow
Ithe
Church Groups Back U.N. Action on Korea
Charles Mercer reports leaders of the World Council of Churches representing 160 million adherents approved United Nations military action in Korea. The 90-member committee condemned atomic or bacteriological weapons and urged just settlement through negotiation and conciliation while supporting the police action.
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Charles Mercer
Toronto
United Nations
Korea
The
World Council of Churrches
Nationalist China’s status and Russia’s U N role
Fragmentary notes discuss Nationalist China’s legal or illegal standing and assert it is functioning. The text claims Russia has not strengthened its position in the United Nations and, instead, is prompting defensive moves among democracies.
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China
Russia
U. N
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