Texarkana Couple Weds in Candlelight at First Baptist
Nancy Cap, daughter of Mr and Mrs D M Downe, married Lloyd Zeruguina of Texarkana in a Friday candlelight ceremony at First Baptist Church. The bride wore mauve with pink accessories, attended by maid of honor Nancy Cap, and the couple planned a wedding trip to Arkansas.
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Heregeinie
Fonaialiens
Bert Monrow Scroggini
Texark
D. ML. Downe
Ane
Jonron Zeruguina
Toxark
A. Whitlow
Mré
Hendrix Boragina
Mr Wore
Nancy Cap
Hon
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Lloyd
Aire
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Arrival of a Non Named Persons Noted in Hospital
Fragmented obituary style note lists numerous names tied to a hospital arrival. Readable names include Lynda Mutane Jack Malone Judy Brown and others, with scattered geographical hints and unfamiliar terms. The piece presents a chaotic roster of individuals connected to a medical setting.
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Nephina
Lynda Mutane
Jack Malone
Une
OR Carhon
Bromet
Ack
Major
Mra
Frank Maluno
Fires of Star of Hope anniversary note
Five years past, a local observance marks the Star of Hope event. The entry lists names and places tied to the gathering and the paving work discussed at a meeting. The record recalls the DLT MAY party and a Pat Cleburn Chap anniversary referenced in the chronicle.
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Lng
Pat Cleburn
Thukaday Wae
DLT
Celubras
A M
Cancer research grants and milk influence noted
Fragmented OCR describes medical research about cancer inquiries, hormones, and maternal influence, mentioning experimental content and a plan to fund broader cancer programs. It notes an auxiliary group joining efforts, with fundraising for margarine to support research, and references the veterinary and foreign wars authorities.
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Draehkeon
Didtet
Tink Fort
Kim
Nebel Myvi
Itw Foundation
Sulta
Teasereh
Atrong
Mary
Heaton
Imlee
Grater Research
Overlea
Mitictor
Atxitorion
Global diplomacy and war talk dominate a tense Washington scene
The piece outlines ongoing discussions among Western powers and the United States on a possible Big Four foreign ministers conference. It notes tentative arrangements, expected positions from the Soviet Union and Germany, and signals a pursuit of a diplomatic path to resolve gold war concerns and armament issues amid broader international strains.
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Did
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Aritnin
Ang Branco
Oman
Rusalo Reno
Anta
Haase Palace
Ambounalonaphire
Philly Sowwup
United Niions
Russland
United States
Brilinh
Brnont Davies
Bhrowd
Aleysander Boral
Proneh
Pregida
Rungin
Andret Gromyake
Kremlin
Carda
Autirees
A. Regen
Probers Examine Swank Hotels Amid Publicity Scrutiny
Federal investigators pressed probes into upscale hotel properties amid public interest in government influence and political ties. Officials noted ongoing inquiries into ownership, loans, and potential conflicts at several high end establishments.
Menu items listed for Monday meals with varied spellings
The text catalogs a menu for Monday featuring dishes such as Boaghetti Turnip tiveens Cherry Pie Cemibread Mytic peattay Potato Salid Boiled Mam Conklen Browd Milk and J Wadneadey items like Pinta Benne Scatlaped Tomatoes Cabbage and Carrot Kiaw Corgi bread Mik Faureday Bologna Mashed Potatoes Eng Wah Peas nd Carrots Fruit Salad Bread and MIK Priday Heep Vexetible Spin Cracker Coke and Lines Milk.
Arkansan Supreme Court Rules Third Candidate Not Placed on Runoff
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a third place finisher in a preferential memory election cannot be placed on the runoff ballot. The Greene County Democratic committee had removed the candidate after a withdrawal, leaving only the runoff winner Harvey Daevett on the ballot. The court affirmed the committee acted within its powers, and earlier charges and unrelated cases were noted in the decision.
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Arkansan Supreme Court
Oreano
Higgins
Greene
Democratic Central Couriter
Wikgita
J. Mose Prayne
Harvey Daevett
Fitel
Supreme
Cagney
Opinkin
Guido Fox
Cydonia
Jundo
George Madlsel
Hyttor
Frank
Hebaxttany
Chumley
High Court
Creenwadd
Sebontain
Chimhiey
Sully
Chamley
Escapes Through Concrete in Monikered Tunnel Breakout
A fragmentary report describes a prisoner escaping via a tunnel chiseled through concrete, mentioning a 70 foot tunnel and a pursuit near a Washington Monument area. The garbled text alludes to a figure named Joseph Holmes and a headline about pursuit and recapture, but details are unclear.
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Tallimore
Joseph Holmes
Marylin Negro
Freedom
Washington Monument
Dowel Hallie Np
Public funds sought for hotel loans in Sorrento and Maywell
The RUC board planned loans to Sorrento and Maywell hotels with funding arranged by AFC. George Glassnow led three negotiated loans. a subcommittee subpoenaed a restricted list of witnesses. Sax, owner, was questioned in a closed session and later supplied a list of witnesses.
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Annother
Maywell Company
Migni Beach
RUC
Weo
Vnp
Sorrento
May
Bkbiart
AFC
George Glassnow
Jawyer
George BD
Sax
Lst
Wyeste
Reds in U S Would Have a Tough Time
Washington reports on how an American Communist might face harsh scrutiny and possible purge if active in party life, with references to Moscow control, recent Czech events, and the risk of being expelled or hunted for dissent within a Communist regime.
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Washington
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Hine
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Midivao
Wainy
Minh
Bent Yin
Bent Yin Deviates, ‘Whis Watt In Caechoslovakia
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Charires
Klement Tottwakl
S Dgvernmient
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Communist Party of Tolshovicks
Star Jn
Moscow
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Swiss Constitution Approved by 22 Cantons in 1848
In 1848 the present Swiss Constitution is approved by 22 cantons marking a pivotal reform. The compromise creates a federal framework, establishing key powers for the central government and shaping Swiss governance for decades.
Fire Deaths Are Accidental Twin Brothers Die In House Fire
State police say the deaths of Floyd and Rey Eales, 30, in Melbourne on Saturday were accidental. An auto repair worker, Hodges, was arrested after being found sleeping in a car near the home. neighbors reported the fire, and investigators initially suspected foul play due to the bodies’ positions. Fire crews could not reach the brothers in time.
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Little Rock
Um —Arkanhoe
Melbourne
Bodley
Floyd
Rey Eales
Hoth
Sgt. H. Brown
Bid Hodges
Brown
W. W. Waters
Bit
Rosevers
Labor Leaders Consider More Broadsides
Washington report on ULPC discussions risks widening rift with President Truman's defense program as labor leaders weigh new broadside policy changes. USPC walkout from mobilization prompts resignations while price controls spark protest. Johnston pledges rollbacks and inflation halt with Lodge exchange of letters.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Defense Mobilization
United’ Labor Policy Committee
ULPC
Truman
Clo
Congress
USPC
Charles E. Wison
AFL
CIO
Railroad
Price Central Front
Sophne Mgybank
RCS
Vholyman
Senate Banking Committee
Johnston
Lodge
Mrs Mary Hardinger Praises Lydia Pinkham’s Medicine
A reader from 194 Kyte Town Road Reading Pennaylya nig sends praise for Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She, a mother of seven, describes relief during her changes of life and shares strong personal belief in the remedy.
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Lydia Pinkham
Mary Hardinger
Kytetown Road
Reading
Pennaylyanig
Haredinger
Harmony in the family and love questions in Dear Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix answers readers on family harmony among siblings and the role of age in marriage. A reader asks how to handle grown children living apart and when to marry, with responses favoring independent households for older adults and urging honesty in engagements.
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Miss Dix
Ficase
Dear Dorothy Dix on age gap marriage question
A reader asks about a 60 year old man marrying a much younger woman aged 487, noting Brown children still at home. The letter mentions the woman’s good job, the man’s fair job, home ownership, and thrift, seeking guidance on this union.
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Dorothy Dix
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