Cuba accuses saboteurs after Havana harbor blasts
President Osvaldo Dorticos said the Havana harbor explosions bore the characteristics of a criminal attack as authorities investigated a possible sabotage plot tied to an international conspiracy. Fatalities ranged in the dozens with hundreds injured, as crews worked to salvage the freighter La Coubee carrying Belgian munitions.
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Havana
Fidel Caslea
Osvaldo Dorticos
Cuba
Revolution
Casio
Scaurity Forces
Cubs
Staten
Revoluein
Dt Dena
Castro
la Coubee
Queban
Racine TV
Pler
Dartieos
Eisenhower visits Puerto Rico for talks and golf
President Eisenhower arrived by helicopter in Dorado Puerto Rico after a South American tour. He spoke at a luncheon with critics of U S policy and later played golf. A plane engine mishap delayed his travel but he continued to his next stop with no reported danger.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Dorado
Puerto Rico
API
Eisenhower
Hs Four
Ame
Ellos
Surinam
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Conscience Fund to Be Credited
Washington AP IRS says errant taxpayers who give anonymous contributions to the conscience fund will be credited if agents ever collect them. The fund records every payment, though most are not pursued. Recent gifts ranged from 10 cents to 2000 dollars, with one man noting sleeplessness from tax evasion and promising more. A New England businessman sent five thousand dollar bills, later found to be owed 11 thousand by Uncle Sam, yielding a 26 thousand dollar check including the return of the anonymous payment. Officials emphasize most contributions are not sought, and refunds occur only when substantial and well documented.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Conscience Fuel
Avery
Iie Fund
Conscience Fund
IRS
Sam
Hind
Tyree New England
United Sites
Jevur
Atclinn
Eneugh
Cuba and Germany Sign Trade Pact Amid Sugar Exports
Cuba and Germany sign a trade agreement enabling Cuba to export sugar tobacco coffee and other island products in return for industrial machinery and other equipment. The deal value was not disclosed according to the Foreign Ministry.
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Germany
Cuba
Havana
Mapist
Foreign Ministry
Prince Two Weeks Old In London
Britain's new royal prince, two weeks old, has gained ounces since birth and now weighs 7 pounds 1 ounce. Buckingham Palace announced after a visit by Queen Elizabeth II, her doctors John Peel and Sir John Weir, pediatrician Sir Wilfrid Sheldon, and the infant’s health officials.
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London
Britain
Wil
Buckingham Palace
Elizabeth II
John Peel
John Weir
Wilfrid Sheldon
Une J Yi
Tragic Boat Disaster Kills Twenty Koreans in Arctic Passage
Police report a deadly incident as a passenger body plunged from a vessel in a cold port region. In the chaos, about thirteen more people were injured while others remained missing. Authorities describe the scene as a grave accident impacting the Korean community aboard a ship traveling near the port city.
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Serval
Korea
Sab
Hue
Arkansas
Uorough
Hendrix College Receives $50,000 Grant for Buildings
Conway Ark AP The Hendrix College development fund has received a $50,000 grant from Fort Smith attorney G C Ravelin. The gift was announced by President Dr Marshall T Steel. Funds will finance new physical education and fine arts buildings with construction to begin this summer. Hardin, a Hendrix graduate, serves on the board of trustees.
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Conway
Ark
Hen‘rk College Development Fund
Fort Smith
Soviet Press Attacks Herter on Disarmament Plan
MOSCOW AP. Soviet newspapers assailed U S Secretary of State Christian Herter over his disarmament proposal. Pravda accused him of warlike rhetoric and Latvia Lithuania Estonia remarks while Observer urged complete disarmament to prevent surprise attacks. Talks with de Gaulle and Geneva summit loom as Khrushchev plans May meeting.
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Heyer
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Pravda
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Jf Terestia
Gov! Mamant
Observer
Cilla
Geneva
Nikita — Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Pais
Herter
Soviet Union
Fie
Teveska
Latvia
Estonia
Lithuania
Russia
United States
Readly Game ends in death of Lutheran minister
New York AP reports a man tentatively identified as the Rev. Regingh Dejrz, 39, a Lutheran minister from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, collapsed and died Thursday night at the Longacre theater while backstage during the play The Deadly Game.
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New York
Regingh Dejrz
Gettysburg
Gad
Soil Conservation Districts Help Farmers Unite
The Soil Conservation Service district unites farmers and ranchers to pursue large projects and qualify for shared assistance. Participation is voluntary with technical aid provided at no cost. Local supervisors, elected by landowners and two appointed by the State Conservation Commission, oversee the district’s efforts.
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Suit Conservation
Soil Conservation Service
Yniblic
le State Ccological and Conservation Commission
Hey
Tempstead
Slomen Gondlett, Mene
Pneumonia and Flu Deaths Fall in Week
The Public Health Service reports a significant weekly decline in pneumonia and influenza deaths. For the week ended February 27 there were 439 total deaths, down from 674 in the previous week, with revisions adjusting earlier totals to 1,047 for the week ending Feb 20 and 1,030 for the week ending Feb 13.
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Washington
Psychologists face registration confusion in Utah
In Salt Lake City Utah officials encounter delays and legal questions as state psychologists contend with new registration requirements. The attorney general seeks guidance on how to implement the five year standing rule and the 1958 act, while practitioners push for clarity on licensure.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Neginter Chem Uo der Daw
Wrecks Stir $2 Million Suit Across Rail Line
A collision linked to a major wreck triggers a $2 million lawsuit involving Bay railway interests. The case centers on alleged negligence and cost from the fatal incident that claimed fourteen lives as parties debate liability and damages across several states.
Civil rights debate and Senate deadlock on seven point plan
The Senate faces a prolonged session as civil rights advocates clash with opponents over the administration seven point plan. Leaders propose delaying to Sunday with a resumption Monday as debates stretch into a record 108 hours, amid calls to halt and force a reduced timetable.
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Gorden
Llibtster
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Dixie
Lwry BP
Byrd
Osa
Senate
Callen
Lyinson “Mobnson
Prac
Difference in Slowdown and Reversal By 5AM Dawson
AP Business News Analyst reports on the market mood shift. Bears warn of slowdown versus a true reversal as January inventories remained high while new orders dropped, prompting production cuts in autos and steel and a shift to bonds as stocks ease.
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Dawson
AP Busness
NEW York (Ap
Bears
Julsk
Marke
Bulls
Gan
Ned
Maudlles
Ted Kgume
Ted Kgume of the Wigs
Una
Gomt Hinds
Bevermbby
Salus
Junuay
Devombul
Rail express service in Arkansas faces new protest
The Arkansas rail express service case shows the Railway Express Agency authorized to cover many routes but facing opposition as the commission weighs new limits. Protests arise over proposed service gaps between key cities, with complaints about loss of passenger connections.
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Kady Commerce Commission
Railway Express
Aguey
Arkansas
Collun
Fine Blut
Hadlway Esprits
Pimissing
Brinkley
Stull
Claredyn
Hoxie
Jags Gurls
Paranould
Keclar
Greyhound
Hawes
Pisces Personality Traits and Notable Figures
A discussion of Pisces characteristics in people born February 19 to March 20, highlighting sensitivity, reserve, and social arrays. It cites figures like George Washington, Einstein, Galileo, Chopin, and Van Gogh as prominent Pisces examples, noting kindness and perception as core traits while acknowledging emotional responsiveness and susceptibility to nerves under stress.
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Mary
Anita
George Washington
Albert Einstein
Uke Hartel
Chopin
Coriso
Jimmy Dorsey
Harry ‘Himes
Peter le Hause
Victor Hago
Mlizabeth Borveth Browne
James Russall Lowell
Michelangela
van Gogh
Pisves Peonte
Higher Incomes for 7 States
The Agriculture Department reports higher net farm incomes in seven states led by California Arkansas Kentucky Mississippi New Mexico and others. Arkansas shows 1950 income at 2,286 dollars, up 22 percent, with nationwide gains reflected in the latest farm income data.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Arikansas
Califoria
Tavils
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Mexico
Arkansas
Too Much Harmony in Wrong Place
Mount Clemens Michigan reports a divorce filing after a discordant home life with a barber shop quartet. Arden Wher cites tension as the couple Edmund and his wife faced estrangement amid strained harmony. The judge granted a divorce Thursday.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Aps
Arden K. Wher
Nidge
Barber Shop
Edmund
Meyer
Alun Ho
Unclear OCR fragment hints at two day visit and political names
The readable text mentions a two day visit to a territory, names like Belgign Gust and Korlya appear, along with references to a rising demand and final stages of a political career. No clear event or outcome is established.
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Pappar
Puandy
Cyyjuli
Billy Grahum
Fis
Belgign Gust
Fieda
Addisy-Ababy
Miss Gathings to Represent Arkansas at Cherry Blossom Festival
Miss Gathings daughter of Mr and Mrs G NBS of Arkansas will participate in the Washington Cherry Blossom Festival. The University of Arkansas student majoring in fisheries science was chosen as state princess by the Arkansas State Society led by GB Gliland. The festival features a queen selection by a wheel of fashion.
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Wablington
Arkansas
Blyeoyied
Raliga
Conference on Aging to Be March
The Conference on Aging will cover health and lifestyle issues for the middle and golden years. A March 9 program at 1 29 p.m. in the Sagh Ber theater Hempstead ID features a panel on nutrition mental health and planning ahead with speakers including Miss Wanda Jattes Dr Lowell Marks and Dr John McChanation. Mrs Bestar Kent presides.
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Ue Sagh- Ber
He Hempstead ID
Council of
Uie Chireh
Wana Jattes
Setlor Nulrition
Cutieslink
Slate
Departent
Lowell Tarks
Messien
Woody Jones
Clems
Joh McChanation
Henry Taylor
Joseph Geno
Jleghert Bras
Civil Defense Report Questioned In London County
A report for London County Council warns civil defense is inadequate to cope with air attack. It calls for stronger volunteer units and a wider build up to prepare for large scale emergencies.
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London
Abs
Civil Defense Organization of Gruyter
Seyte
Apy
Stilden
Lonedon County Council
Arkansas Community Achievement Contest Winners Named
The 10th annual Arkansas Community Achievement Contest honors top entrants with cash prizes totaling 3580. The winners in four division categories receive varying awards from 150 to 25 dollars. Nearly all finalists advance to the top ten in each population category.
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Lyle Rouk
Arkansas
Tuan
Olympian heroine to be honored at City Hall event
Carol New Yom ta Caral Heiss will be presented with a ceremonial emblem by Mayor Kula Wagner at City Hall Wednesday. The champion figure, described as an Olympian heroine, will attend a reception and guest of honor ball following the presentation.
Snow Storm Paralyzes New England Cities In Record Freeze
A fierce winter storm sweeps Maine to Massachusetts wreaking travel delays and power outages. Boston and surrounding towns report heavy snow, drifting drifts, and lost service as utilities mobilize crews. Flights and trains disrupted with flights canceled and roads snarled. Officials warn the storm could be among the worst in a decade.
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Maine
Hrileahe
Boston
Waspa
Massachusetts
Boston Wen
Uhio
Wight
Memphis musicians jailed for mischief in slingshot incident
A fragmentary AP report says Memphis area musicians were arrested for mischief after using slingshots to damage poppy displays during a drive from Ville to Corpus Christi, Texas. They faced fines and jail time, with additional penalties listed, before unclear sentencing details.
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Memphis
Herve Yeaterday
Poppies Dows
Ube
Willams
B. B. Burnell
Phisy Ark
Dash
Ville
Corpus Christi
Tox
West Mermyhis
Mendersony Trent
Unique Tuition Plans Unlock Aid At Southern Baptist College
WALMY RIDGE reports Southern Baptist College introduces two tuition plans, including a universal installment option. The plan allows needy students to pay monthly amounts, while parents can prepay to reserve admissions. The college expects about 950 students to enroll under these options.
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Walmy Ridge
Ape
Southern Baptist College
Fingnee
Ation
Williams
Valle
Williams Sai Southern Baptist
Doom
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