Quiet in Jerusalem as truce holds amid fighting fears
The Arab Israeli truce shows quiet in northern Palestine while UN mediated talks continue. Observers report calm around Tel Aviv and Jerusalem as Jewish and Syrian forces claim violations. King Abdullah of Transjordan reiterates Arab unity stance and Zionist threat remains.
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Max Boyd
Cairo
Dunce
Palestine
United Nations
Rhodes
Tel Aviv
Jerusalem
Aras
U. N
U.N
Jolke Benadette
Purkey
Holy Land
Arab Fotigue Policial
Abdullah
Trans-Jordan
Amman
Israel
John Reedman
Galilee
Damascus
Jamil Marvdam Hey
Mornin
Baniias
Tel Khenab
Banyas
Syria
Shefar Sedd
Tel Avivderussiem
Judean
Woman Held for Poisoning Husband, Child
Cincinnati report says Mrs. Clay Watts 43 was jailed on first degree murder charges for poisoning her 11 year old daughter Barbara Atin and her husband Willis Watts 42. Autopsy found arsenic in Willis Watts and traces in Barbara from a mercury exposure. Watts claimed the girl played with mercury and that Paris green had been kept on the property. The case involves alleged poisoning, a forthcoming arraignment, and estate details including a home and $5000 in life insurance.
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Cincinnati
Clay Watts
Barbara Atin
Norwood
Charles Brite
Willis Watts
Winchester
Herbert P. Lyle
Lyle
Watts
Sustwillfeet
Darkara Ann
Merury Tramie
School of Ligiais
Mercury
Fle
Walla
Press Secretary Hi Meeting To Be Held
A garbled excerpt mentions a meeting to be held and a press secretary. The text references locations and dates in a distorted form, with unclear names and events. The readable nouns include June and references to public briefings, but specifics remain obscured.
Court Docket Municipal Court of Uope June 14 1946
A municipal court docket lists multiple defendants with pleas of guilty or charges including possession of wine or beer, assault and battery, drunkenness, speeding, and forgery. Several defendants are fined cash bonds ranging from 1 to 23 dollars, with some held to grand jury or payment of costs.
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Uope
Eansass
Barry Sulliegn
Lorleneu
Perry
Baebby Deme
Calvin McPherson
Cdriver Jicuhse
Tra
Freddy Brlunkeunees
Rewari Toca
Fotforsia Gilde
Anderson Carter
Wol
Wailchild
Seany Atkins
Raymoun Gibbs
Clon Walker
Tatt Docket
Gates
Lela Bowles
Jervahwhitalion
Lark Clayton
Amewil Cupielaitilion
Rf Slephans
Shiia't
Lord
Augusta Walliaus
Pelea Piletivarian McGarriiken
Wallie Cagper
Alouno Perry
Clayton
Middrow
Jefferson Willy Bennie Muldrow
Digimisseyl
Vitorvey Tpon
Eliwaet
Vest
Vist
AOC
Jalison
Cistierig Peace
Horlin Barun
Antinhoay Deltas
Auchey
Antiae
Muulio
Atlarney
Yorkey shibs 66 Tintyubds Vom ab civic Lite woyouy a tae rest wat thy quate Vibarl Bisuasvs OBE
Unable to determine coherent events due to garbled text. Summary unavailable.
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Yorkey
Tintyubds
Spa Utilities Conference draws five hundred attendees
In Hot Springs Arkansas on June 14 the Arkansas Utilities Association held a ten day meeting with about 500 people attending. Speakers included I Wrizek Cresset Industries view president T N Marlin of Lion Oil H Harwave of Trans Co Anrod Vadylborg of Midwest Research Taskule and Mulgan Newark presiding at tomorrow’s program.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ackansis Utilities Association
Anrod Vaydlborg
Midwest Research Tusktule
Banas
Mulgan 21
Disa
Newark
Mleelvic Power
Wualaels
Kimrugr
Uiel
Vagibors
Arkansas
assel'Wong
Republicans Prepare for Convention in Philadelphia Race
Fragmented report outlines a Republican convention in Philadelphia with references to Dewey Stassen and Willkie, previews of delegates and contested ballots, hotel and city preparations, and a note on the political atmosphere surrounding the open convention as candidates court support.
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Jelphin
Milena
Philadelphia
Shalers
Republican Galional Equvenon
Fdr
Ong
Wendell Willite Starn
G. Q. FP
G.O.P
Clarence J. Brown
Sen Repurt A. Teil
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Herbert Brownell
New York
Yong
Gov. Thomas 2
Republican State Organization
Harmony
Pennsylvania
Tas
Delegaien
Qalifornia
Itlinetts
Tndigne
Bret
Iuel
James A. Tuedd
Waueron
Blaine Te
Wil
Lincoln
Charley Bytes
Hughes
Syed
Son
Abe
Columbia River Flood Threat Declines as Crest Passes
Portland reports the third and likely final crest of the Columbia river summer flood moving seaward. Army and sandbag crews persist in protecting farms and mills while earthworks hold. Water levels in the basin were near peak yesterday and are expected to drop today with full recovery and repairs anticipated over weeks for thousands homeless and infrastructure.
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Columbia
Fraser River
Some Relief Is Promised Most Arkansas
Heat to 100 degrees spurs relief promise for Arkansas as scattered thundershowers are forecast. Flood damage exceeds 140000 with months required for river basin repairs. Refugees receive aid while water systems deteriorate, affecting public health. Local readings show highs around 97 to 99 in several towns.
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Little Reel
Arkansas
Weatheroureau
Pine Bluff
Camden
el Dyrado
Portland
Arkadelphia
Mgnycela
Ozark
Blytheville
Fat
Lsmith
Gilbert
Little Rack
Springs
Morriston
Yester Devils Knob
Johnson County
Bond
Walden
Greff Forest
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