Unclear OCR Summary of Road Safety Report
An OCR fragment reports on a national road safety survey by the National Safety Council and related incidents. It mentions a holiday period, traffic fatalities and injuries, a rural location, and multiple counts including 22 persons injured or killed. Names and specifics are garbled.
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Aline Trichy
Midintiaga
Ao-lotiday
Ind
National Safery Council
Iad
Wieday
Noliday
Tirat
le Gonsoy
Ormegad
Ict
Weather Summary From A Converted 1949 Report
Central regions show cloudy to partly cloudy skies with cooler highs in the upper 70s. Tonight and Tuesday bring chances of occasional showers and thunderstorms with temperatures dipping to the low 70s. Southeast areas may remain in the mid to upper 70s ahead of a stormier western and northwestern zone.
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Associated Press
Jow Ai
Arikan
Doctors Declare Gov Long Not Cooperating
Galveston Texas AP report says Gov. Louisiana long may be under noncooperation amid hospital assessments. Dr John Traslow, hospital administrator, says Long is not under therapeutic care but receiving supportive treatment as doctors seek to determine his condition and status. The coverage notes conflicting reports from the Galveston Daily News and unnamed sources about violent spells and mental health discussions, with family members and physicians present at the hospital.
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Galveston
Tex
Goulsiana Ratuses Ii Cooperite
Bagoray Suboe Iffos
John DB
Johny Saaly Hospital
Lone
Truslaw
Wong
Tome
Truslow
Inja
Medien
Buillotin
Galvestan
Lang
bWa
Pan
Long
Peaslow
John Sealy Hospital
Thal Gay
Eur
Louisiana
Guleston Daily News
Newsooner
USA
Seca
Russell Lang
Dla
Gaulsting
Gnolp
Gway
Oi Gyo
Lin Hae Frazer
Auiing
Graay
John B. Traslow
Huspital
Nat
Aleesdy
Weels
Hig
Bing Pie
Genutyy
Lohlsiany
Huey B. Tingsshd
Dugth
Pn Assusy
Isbing
I. Govarner
Hous
Cotton Meet in Hempstead County Wednesday
Countywide notice of a Wednesday night Cotton Meet announced by County Agent Oliver J. Adams in Mempstead County. The meeting will discuss the Green Card and Bonded sample programs for marketing cotton, acreage reporting, variety mixes, and University of Arkansas extension recommendations.
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Cotten
Pat Fo'elock
Mempstead
Sloman Goodlett
Oza
University of Arkansas Agpigiatet Extension Service
John H. Hardy 71 to be buried at Sweet Home
John H. Hardy aged 71 of Prescott Route 5 died at home. Survived by Otis Hardy and a sister Mrs Tom Sime, both of Prescott. Services at 3 pm Monday at Sweet Home Cemetery with Rev A C Sirby officiating. Pallbearers listed. Cemetery notice includes names Olyn Hendyls, Roy Leys, Lester Wade, Byngs Bears, Jose Sinlih.
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John
Henry Hardy
Prestat Rt
Otis Hardy
Prescott Rt
Tom Sime
Prescott
Sweet Home
A. C. Sirby
Herndon
Cornylius
Sweet Homa Cemetery
Aclyg Ballbearces
Olyn
Aarold Hendyls
Roy Leys
Lester Wade
Byngs Bears
Jose Sinlih
Governor Will Talk to Peace Officers
Governor will speak to peace officers at a community event. Orval Bo Pugbus is listed as a speaker with a schedule indicating a Wednesday gathering. The notice reflects a local civic meeting likely organized by the Avetle Rol Iap association.
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Avetle
Arunisas
Peake Itis Ee
Assn
Sijiawal Soncaton
Meas
Pridey
Orval Bo Pugbus
Barby
Lens Wesavsday Gyeuuings
Young Bridegroom Shot to Death
A 17 year old bridegroom was found shot to death in his home after eloping with his young sweetheart. His parents awakened by a loud noise found him on the floor of his bed, shot in the chest, with a 12 gauge shotgun nearby.
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Fort Smnca
Ack
APA
Palles
Maddox
Pegey
Sagesay
Maddox Made His Bride In Her Home Then Returned To His Home. the Boy's Praens
Sul
Tropical Storm Arlene Fades Across Mississippi
Tropical Storm Arlene weakened as it drifted northeast through Mississippi toward New Orleans. Winds were light and rainfall heavy in Lewisiang and surrounding areas, with scattered showers forecast for Mississippi and Louisiana. At Mossant international airports, 10.02 inches of rain fell in four hours ending at 6 p.m. Sunday.
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New Orleans
Gerass
Wmississipi
ILS
Weather Bureau
Missatupi
Louisiang
Lewisiang
Mossant International
Pi ‘Siday
Yard of Sho Moni winners announced by Hype Council of Garden Clubs
The All Around Town column lists winners from multiple wards in April and May, naming individuals such as Edwin Schoaley, LaGrone Williams, G. Martindale, and J. Ward, with events at Southlansd Heights and Souther State College. Notable mentions include graduates from Bayior University College of Dentistry and military connections, plus a beauty salon open house and local society figures.
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Sho Moni
Hype Council of Garden Clubs
M's
Edwin Schoaley
Mes
LaGrone Williams
Mra
Beverley Fills
Werd
Moe
G. Martindale
Ward
W. & Land
Southlansd Heights
Frank B. Thomas
Souther State College the
Jerry D. Byers
Boma Frasecsot
Hove
Gibson Robertses
Mas. H. Ps Robertson
Hope
von Bayior University College of Dentisty
Daley Tadey
Po. Rokertgon
Juutok Amey
Dela
Sigmy Peta Mualemily Ys
Ats Renguisy College
Vivind
Fragmented OCR Story About Ku Klux Klan Activity in Arkansas
Fragmented text reports a 1920s era Ku Klux Klan cluster in Arkansas with references to names such as Davis and Kinsey and mentions of Cardinal points like Texarkana and Gravette. The passage claims posters and a letter to a newspaper and suggests an internal split or discovery of a committee with officials supposedly removed from Klan ranks.
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George
Weday
Aston
Willte
Arkensas
Imeoiders
Liu
Davis
Palles
Tex
Arkansas
Ark Board reexamines Act 101s necessity amid suit
PAYEUCEVILLE Ark API The University of Arkansas Board of Trustees will re examine the necessity for Act 10 of 1988 prompting state lawmakers to review the law which mandates five year ban on organizational ties for state supported college staff. A Little Rock Negro teacher has filed a federal suit challenging the act as a comparison law. The board also approved a 675000 budget item for the University Medical Center and named Dr B M Crailey head of the Agricultural Experiment Station succeeding Dr Jon White assistant vice president for agriculture.
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Payeuceville
Ark
API
University of Arlennans Board of Trustees
Say Orn
Little Rock
University Medical
Hogi
Yellon
B. M. Crailey
Crailey
Ozarks Change Ownership and Operation Planned
The College of the Quarks board named trustees to negotiate transfer of ownership and operation from the Synod to the Board of National Missions as of January 1, 1900. Officials say the move will strengthen the school’s religious program and position it for broader support.
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Clarksville
Ayk
College of the Quarks
Gmage
Gomimillees
School of
Olelghong
Trans Fae
Board of National Missions
Unilpel Presbyterian
Cullesg
Winslow S
Whe Bil Naito's At the Collisevanawie Shorning
A garbled report notes an event at the Colisevana venue where a participant, Wheatewek, struggled with duties and was aided by Smitty Mioral of Stymns, delivering urgent statements amid the confusion.
Two Injured in Separate Accidents Here
Two people sustained injuries in separate accidents reported locally. The incidents involved a wedding party van, a grocery coop vehicle, and a car running off Highway 07, with ambulances and city officers responding to the scenes.
Clergy split over Slow Integration Plan in Little Rock
Pastor Dale Cowling of Second Baptist presses gradual school integration while opposing labeling rights seekers as communists. He calls for measured change and prayers, arguing for middle ground amid Little Rock’s 1959 crisis as NAACP leaders face criticism. Charles A. Higgins criticizes 1998 phased plan as misaligned with law and spirit, noting it harmed progress and diverted funds.
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Lytle Rock
API
de. Cowling
Lwe
Lite Tock
Suhawiyara
Io Negro
Emer Central High School
Kat National Assa
Cuwling
Charles A. Higging
Trr
Dolly Episcopy
Higgins
Bays State Group Names Officials
The Bays State delegation at Camp Robinson voted on state and youth officials as part of a study of governmental procedure. Officials will be listed and Blyton representatives chosen. Boys Nation will be selected Friday.
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Little Rock
Camp Robinson
Ely
Bays
Boys Nation
Accidents Reported Across Arkansas Over Weekend Toll
A string of accidental deaths and water incidents in Arkansas last weekend left multiple people dead or injured. Several drownings were reported near Hyptilg and along the river, while others involved fishing and swimming mishaps. Names and ages of victims appeared in initial wire reports, with authorities investigating each case.
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Arkansag
Tolgl
Wales
Jan
Ralph
Seavey
Ivey
Clara Armingieh
Duvado
Hyptilg Offerth
Eamon Dison
Apmpgbs
Lola May Avkre
Doig
White County
Dudgonin
Mes
Agkre
Georges
Fontinuga
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Yolal
Mohainse
Mlanin
Olay i
Ipalon
Sear Buligivy
Fairy
Sarlidlyr Ay TV Ag
Amempis
Secoud
Paul
Elo
Sloudy
By Leon Hatch
Kansas Supreme Court
Lenaid
Ballati County
Rania
Jeanelustons
Wish
Doyle
Havel
Une
First Democrati
Mary
der Clatic
Wisan
Ellis
Naa Fay Wison
Rowell
Uwilsani
Hope Star
Hope Fair Park
Lolly Prather
Mary Alice Mosley
Tena Pilkinton
Jo Carolyn Lewin
Sharon Fielding
John Pierce
Himmy Chambles
Agasst
Lane Pierce
Barbara Caston
Dune
Jimmy Chamblass
Padfe
John H. Hardy
Arlene
the Star
Staff
Carl Y. Sehouley
Igroity
Carlisle
Army War Colleges
Svhooley
Russ of Hope
Buchy Ulo.o
Government Club
Heews
Cullyge Pyosily - Og Bre
Heydux
Canpus Dramalies
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Aha Wag
Hemoepnuay Quyyn Duryyg Bey Seilon
Vivian
Suri H. Rosy
M. & Bytes
AB. B. McPherson
Pioneer Western Life Hisuygace Cy
Ati. Hual Aykuigus Sales Congress
Lite
Little Ruel
Puiday
Helen Chachless
Figuwretay Sedges
Wes la My
J Ef. Walton
Sam Barrell
Coil
Ozarks
Yella Chick
Cenahort
Culhgriig
Mullertal
Wyllcpeporlad
Aulo
Covad
Messer
Jules
Hed Lghh
Hagel
Salvyday
Bob Green
Jae
Ydiiates Waray' Suely
Ann
Iueys
Enisl
Bays State Group Names Officials
Lily Bowne
Lavy Selwyn Tgloyd
Farelun
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Gromiyvlen
Canferchee
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