Rural Letter Carriers urge restore one-fourth cent gasoline tax
The Rural Letter Carriers Association of Arkansas asks Governor Bailey and state leaders to restore the remaining one-fourth cent per gallon gasoline tax to the county highway fund. They warn that refunding bills could reduce rural road revenue, harming villages, carries, and rural citizens through higher maintenance costs and damage to roads.
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State of Arkansas
Arkansas
State of
Carl E. Bailey
Bob Bailey
John Bransford
House of Representative
State Senate
County Highway Fund
Rural Letter Carriers Association
Export program to extend to Costa Rica and nearby regions
Officials announced the subsidy plan will extend to Costa Rica Northern Colombia and Venezuela with ports controlling re entry via quotas. Four weeks were estimated to implement quotas. Opposition from cotton and textile leaders and some cotton state senators resisted the expansion while Secretary Wallace voiced doubt about the rate.
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Costa Rica
Colombia
Venezuela
mid-Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Wallace
Maureen O Hara Visited by Hollywood Gossip Newcomer
Hollywood correspondent notes Maureen O Hara, 18, as a Dublin-born actress chosen for Esmeralda in The Hunchback of Notre Dame after early work with Abbey Players and Jamaica Inn. She criticizes Hollywood makeup, reveals homesickness, and plans a Dublin Christmas return while awaiting future work in London.
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Paul Harrison
NEA Service
Hollywood
Maureen
RKO
Life Theater
Charles Laughton
Ghanor
Hallywood
Missy O'Hara
Laughton
Esmeralda
Notre Dame
Jamaica
Miss O'Hara
Maureen O'Hara
Hose
Dublin
Finens
Harry Palmer
Q'Hara
Abbey Players
Harry Richman
London
Abbey Theater
Mayedl
Jamacia Tun
Jamacia Inn
Pandro Berrean
Miss O’hara
Ginger Rogers
Cancer
Bel
Crichton
Domestic cotton use urged to boost economy and exports
The article stresses increasing domestic consumption of cotton to support export programs. It notes government payments totaling 14,900,000 dollars in the fiscal year and calls for measures to expand cotton product use, especially among low-income groups, to strengthen the economy.
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Dider
Fragmentary OCR News Snippet Remains Unclear
The readable fragments mention names and events in a garbled row. No coherent actions, dates, or places can be determined. The text is too damaged to produce a reliable summary or identify entities with confidence.
Life Saving Classes Begin at Pines This Summer
Lifesaving instruction opens Wednesday starting July 84 at The Pines. The program seeks volunteers and aims to boost water safety education with certified junior and senior life savers. Eligible youths 12 and older may enroll with physical fitness and qualification tests.
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Thas
Ismiatt Army HW
Negro Quartet Seeks Funds for N J Trip
The N B A Quartet seeks fans to travel to the National Ue BLA convention in New Jersey. They placed first among over 70 vocational agriculture quartets in Arkansas at the dam judging contest. A benefit program is planned Friday night the 28th at Veruerinh School auditorium, with proceeds to aid ensemble members’ trip. special stats reserved for white visitors.
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N. B.A
Arkansis
Veruerinh School
Local Life Savers Class Offered at Pines Wood
Vifty qualified Life Savers will train at Pines Wood for a senior and family safety course. Ebb Johnson of the Red Cross will supervise the morning session to qualify candidates. Free admission for those interested, with a registration email fee and regular course costs specified.
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United States
Ebb Johnson
Red Cross Water Safety
Tostriglar
The
Pines
Me Phn Dulin
Parliament Voices Doubts on Appeasement Still Right to Stay
Opposition MPs press Chamberlain this week amid appeasement rumors and talks of delaying Parliament’s recess to August 4. Reynolds News urges Parliament to stay in session to protect Parliament’s liberties and resist Hitler’s pressure.
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Wuhlthatats
Ans
Bert
Chamberlain Uhis
Germany
Reynolds News
Parlianent
Hermselves
Parlineneuil
Roosevelt and Farley Confer on Monday
Roosevelt met with Farley to discuss policy directions and ongoing efforts. The two leaders explored potential paths forward, weighing outcomes and the feasibility of extending current initiatives despite lingering uncertainties.
Fragmented text on political figures and events
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and roles and hints at political action. It references a committee and individuals such as Majette Lester Dae and Kantugley Derinera with unclear context. The passage is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Vasuington
Hong Ieani
Oll
Meyer
Lester
Kantugley Derinera
South Prines and Mutya Dimes in tangled contest
In a chaotic scene the match features Key figures from South Tech and Mutya Dimes with Crete seen as a pivot. Names like Nicholson and Gerke Cooper appear amid a data dispute, while Conner Cole and Taye produce notable moments as Bath Perk hosts the event.
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South Prines
Loac Petit Nicholson
Mutya Dimes
Gerke Cooper
Sanath
Crete
Seurkina
Conner Cole
Chieti
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