Our Daily Bread Sheet Thin and Telegraph History Notes
A fragmented column recounts early teletypesetter use opened 1942 by the Arkansas system serving several papers, with Nehru commentary by Lilienthal and Treasury EB bond notes. It mentions operator calls, a big house, and a note about future calls, plus a brief nod to new government aid to India and bond maturity observations.
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Collier's Magazine
Ihdla
Jawaharlal Nehru
David EB. Lilienthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Nehru
Lilienthal
India
China
Russia
America
Sourse
Election fate of Municipal Judge Lemley in doubt
The attorney general ruled that Municipal Judge WK Lemley was elected four year term in L049 and that office tenure does not expire. Harvey Barr, Democratic Central chairman, led a committee unsure if Lemley’s term ends or if Ward 1 candidates will run.
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Arkapr Me
WK Lemley
Harvey Barr
Democratic Central
Olfice
Faye Anger
C. &. Arcoitage
Joe
Aude
Geary
Meyer's Bakery Moves to New Malvern Plant
Two Hope men Chester W. Hunt and Jess W. Gillam, long connected with Meyer's bakeries, have purchased and begun operating a Malvern baking plant after leaving Meyer's Bakery. M. D. Todd announced the Malvern plant now occupies a new building on Highway 7 east near Hope City limits. A formal opening is planned at the new facility with visitors from the surrounding area.
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Hope
Malvern
Chester W. Hunt
Meyer's Baking Co
Jess W. Gillam
Meyerp
Lmits
Todd
Rew Fulure
Anti-County
Robbery Attempt Probed No Trace of 3 Negroes
Policeman Milton Mosier said today three Negroes tried to halt Mrs. J C Whitehead in Bodcan bottoms yesterday morning but investigators found no trace. Whitehead carried receipts for W D Whitehead, and her alarmed carhorned to deter the group as she dodged and struck one of them though no serious injury was believed. Investigators located where the suspects parked a car but could not find the men.
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Milton Mosier
J. ¢. Whitehead
Bodcan
My. Masier
Masons to Name Now Officers in Whisfield Lodge
Masons to appoint new officers at the Whisfield Masonic lodge as part of an annual leadership refresh. Details on dates and specific officer roles were not fully provided in the fragment.
Black Bear Shot Near Delea Lake Arkansas
Warden John Dees reports a black bear was killed Sunday near Delea Lake by a Black farmer. The carcass was taken to McGehee to be dressed and donated to charities. Arkansas law prohibits bear trapping or killing, and an investigation was opened.
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Watson
Arkansas
Mississippi
Gams
John Dees
McGehee
Delea Lake
Dees
McGshaw
Arkensag
Farmey
Army Hopes to Release Reservists
Washington reports the Army plans a December release of about 100000 enlisted reservists called to active duty since Korea. Secretary Pace announced the program will begin in July instead of September, starting with a small release and targeting volunteers and inactive reserves not in the organized reserves.
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Washington
Korea
Pace
Waionine
Rei
Aid for Farm Purchases Through Farmers Home Admin
W M Sparks county supervisor of Farmers Home Administration explains that buying a cairn is a major decision for farm families. Loans support tenants, sharecroppers, and owners to buy, develop, or repair farms and homes based on long term earning capacity and careful appraisal. Applications available at the local Farmers Home Administration office in the courthouse.
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W. M. Sparks
County Supervisory
Farmers Home Administration
Mr. Sparks
Farm Home Administration
PHA
PHA County
Focal Tarmers Home Administration
PSC to Hear MOP Proposal
Little Rock June 1 The Arkansas public service commission yesterday took under advisement an application from the MIOauri Pacific transportation company for authority to discontinue a number of round trip schedules in Arkansas. The action followed a day of long hearing.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Public Service ‘Commission
Miagauri Pacific Transportation Company
Arkansas
Unemployment Reaches New Low
Washington reports unemployment for May at a new postwar low. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes durable goods cutbacks but not an all time high for the season. Employment off farms was 46,100,000.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Living Costs Rise Hit Juke Box Industry
Los Angeles June 18 report says the cost of living now affects juke boxes with higher prices for new records. John Hawley of the National Association of Music Box Operators notes several cities have raised prices and most U.S. cities will follow.
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Los Angeles
Fortland
San Diggo
Fresno
John Hawley
National Association of Music Box Operators
Will
Final Payment to Hempstead Schools
Hempstead county officials announce the final payment to Hempstead schools at one dollar per pupil. The district breakdown lists Tanchar Operation Salary Wage, Blevins, Hemp No. 3, Patmos, Spring FUL, Saratova, Washington, Guernsey with various amounts totaling to the final disbursement.
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Incite Rugetes
Hempstead County
Blevins
Patmos
Saratova
Washington
Guernsey
Motive unclear in double embassy death in Havana
Cuban authorities ordered an autopsy into the deaths of two Cubans and an American guard at the U S embassy in Havana. U S Marine Sgt Robert J Sheldon of Parishville New York and Cuban guard Augusto Fernandes were found dead in the embassy’s crudely section early yesterday. Sheldon’s pistol and two shells were found nearby. Police say the scientific evidence suggests Sheldon fired the shots and then killed himself though no third person was found present.]]>
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Haveana
Sheldon
U.S
Guty
Mildalyne
Navy
Licur
Bratenahl
Ls Key West
Fla
Napkinedon
Mra
Ruby Elizabeth Sheldon
Payishville
Alater
Homae Kingeley
Massena
China
No Clues in Store Robbery
Two white armed bandits robbed a Safeway store Saturday night of about $2000 as shoppers remained unaware. They used a back door left briefly unlatched by an employee, and fled in a green car seen nearby. Police investigation underway.
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Pine Glutt
Safeway
Myseangut $A
Loo Ray to Undergo Major Operation
Loo Ray to Undergo Major Operation as family members report scattered details of health and care. The note mentions Mrs. W. Rays and other relatives in a terse, partial update from the Textee region.
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Loo Ray
tra-Ray
Ieee
Rar
Ud. W. Rays
Group Votes to Halt Another Rollback Round
Washington June 12 The house banking committees tentatively vote to prohibit further price reductions proposed by Price Director Michael V DiSalle and to extend controls. The committees rejected a similar proposal and discuss extending current economic controls through December 1 or beyond. President Truman seeks a two year extension of stringent powers under the existing Production Act to regulate prices wages production and credit.
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Washington
House
Michael V. DiSalle
Mont Prica Eleaver
di Salle Plana
Coromittee
Iastaight
Aupe Pork
Enlle
Parently
Mada Ho Oxemayor
Toledo
Effomk
Dis Salle
Sonata Banking
Yuatarday
Beth Howe
Senna Banking
Taft
RsOhio
Mobilixaflan
Chaoricg BE
Wilson
Sanate Banking Commie
Capehart
Rind
Dac
Parler Dai
Domimalttao
Truman
Haa
Purchasing Act Petitions Challenged
Petition challenges arise over the purchasing act. Agency secretary Hall notes 271 of 12,20 signatures required to refer the measure to a sub, with additional time for signatures. Osborne W. Corvin, attorney, says further trials to obtain more signatures are needed to signal the petitions for referral.
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Hency
New Stata
Osborne W. Corvin
Wrete
Btata C
Hall
Didagigos
Garvin
Rock Thrower Faces Fine and Jail Time
Wilbert Hamilton of Fulton pled guilty to rock throwing on a highway incident. He received a $25 fine and six days in jail after damaging several objects during the act, with police reporting the arrest by Sat. Mila] ton Moahop of the Baltimore police.
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Runielpal
Wilbert Hamilton
Fultonegro
Aulty
Vandal
Hamilton
Rocke Abcara
Hamitow
Sat
Mila
Ton Moahop
Alito Police
Will
Logan
Williame
Fulton
Coala Aftoy
Charlie Boyd
William Rocad
Williams
Spedda
Farm Development Loans Told To Pay For Themselves
County supervisor W M Sparka of Marmorys Hope city says Hempstead county families will see farm development loans repay themselves through increased income and land value. He notes loans exceed dollar-amounts and act as long term investments funding improvements, storage, pest control, and building projects to boost production and land value for over forty growers in the rural area. assistência
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W.m.sparka
Marmorys
Hope
Hempstead Counsty
F Vontogo
Sparkésanid
taiVelonmant Joans
Forme
Unclear OCR fragment on OL and agent roles
Fragmentary text mentions an OL entity and a key agent organization in a night continuum with names like nina and Forde. No coherent events, dates, or clear details emerge to form a full item.
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Agent Org
Nina
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Texarkana Gazettee-News
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