Funds Restore Heddon Ante Ai Idiom Discovery
Fragmentary OCR text mentions funds and a hedge fund action linked to Heddon. Readers should note unclear entities and dates due to damaged source. Further readable context is needed to establish concrete actors, places, or outcomes.
Beauty, Misty in Cottons Contest Sparks Unclear Court Drama
A chaotic, OCR damaged report mentions Beauy, Tage, and Maid of Cotton contest elements, with scattered names like Virginia Spanke and Francis Tucks. It hints at disputes, legal language, and references to North Korean and British guards, but the text is fragmented and mostly unreadable.
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Merhja
Dana Ame
Francis Tucks
Catton Halle Ware
Virginia Spanke
Korithe Ravene
Harborne Thomas
Jenn ‘Ni
Deana
Plantuntly
Uia
Gornwound
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Pemostind
Pioneer Fellowship and Church Youth Activities Schedule
Community notices list meetings for Pioneer Fellowship of the church and youth groups at various times with meals prepared by Mrs. Iranian Moore and Mrs. FC McRaaip. The First Baptist Church youth choir, Training Union, and Young People of the Methodist Church are noted with Sunday worship and recreation. The 37 Contract Heldge Club social at Mrs. Sunlise’s home featured sweet pageant decor, high score by Mrs. Bomis, and farewells to Mrs. Brummett with guests from Columbia Ohio and Birmingham.
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Itanry Moore
FC. McRaaip
Mark Sunlise
J. R. Bomis
G. Brum- Nett
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Darryll March
Birmingam
Carl Dalrymple
Harold Barker
William Buchanan
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Mya
George Christophar
Jee A. SV
Mounin
Archie Johnson
Jack Hurrell
Franke Olibert
Mra. Bomis
Mra. Brummett
Dexaert Eniran
Entertains Needlecraft Club Amid Summer Flowers
Mrs J A Cate hosts a Needlecraft Club event with thirteen men in attendance. Sum mer flowers form a decorative arrangement while cake fruit punch and ice cream are served. Guests include Mr and Mrs Allen Guo and others from Chicago Washington and Columbus Ohio. Several visitors attend from various towns as part of a social gathering.
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J. A. Cate
Herbourne
Vanetage
Lowell Munn
Conviction of Bishop May Appealed From Utah Case
Convicted Arkansas trucker Bishop May faces an appeal after a Tooele court found him guilty of first degree murder in the ⅾlodging of two Utah miners at an Ophir mine bunkhouse. He claimed self defense amid alleged sexual advances and life threats. The death penalty was mandated by law without jury mercy recommendations, and sentencing remains pending. Bishop fled Arkansas on furlough and was serving time for an earlier offense.
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Arkansas
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Publisher of Times-Herald of Dallas Dies
Tommy Gooch, 72, publisher of the Times Herald in Dallas, dies after a seven week illness. He led the paper as president and editor in chief, oversaw radio and TV additions, and shaped editorials on public matters. He clashed with rivals over airport policy and was praised for his systematic work style.
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Dallas
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Move Starts to Ban More Troops Abroad
Washington June 14 Sen Hickenlooper proposes a new drive to ban sending troops to Europe without Congress approval. The plan seeks a strong reservation in Senate treaties to prevent presidential power to mobilize more forces, amid debate on German occupation and a European defense accord. Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings continue as analysts warn about potential authority shifts and unity concerns.
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PSC Refuses to Regulate Water Use
Little Rock June 13 The Arkansas Public Service Commission refused a statewide regulation proposed by Waterworks Corporation to require water paving devices in large air conditioning and refrigeration units. The PSC found water conservation is an city by city issue and denied the company's request to charge owners $1 per ton of water overage.
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General ‘Waterworks Corporation
Arkansas Public Service Commission
General Waterworks
Arkansas
Ping Bluff
el Dorado
PSC
Gas firm seeks service to Centerton and West Fork areas
A PSC approved an application by Arkansas Western Gas Company to serve Centerton in Benton County and West Fork in Washington County with natural gas. The text also notes a distant lake surface in Chubt Crater Northern Quebec at 500 feet below the rim, and a maximum depth of the Ioke at 825 feet, with stray phrases about summer usage.
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Arkansas Western Gas Company
Centerton
Benton County
West Fork
Washington County
Chubt Crater
Quebec
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