Soldier's Inspection Fiasco Sparks Army Eyed Review
A U S Army inspection in Germany drew alarm as a colonel's son and others mocked a soldier. Reports say uniforms and insignia were torn, a swagger stick brandished, and a soldier’s clothing damaged amid the event. Investigation ordered by officials follows complaints of misconduct.
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Somannitham
Gereany
U.S. Army
Army
Uber
Washington
D.C
Germany
Offigers
Mehard Tyehoy
Sollian
Lise Phiy
Guy Catsti
Frisco to Cut Passenger Service Between Cities
Meisee railraged plans ask the State Cammeron Commission for permission to cut two daily passenger trains between St Louis and Ménarhis. Railroad officials say the loss will about 4000 a year on the pins sie LF. The Arkansans the Leans was regular slos at dinner. On Oct 16 1940 approximately 16 400 000 men were in foot stored for U S Armed Forces title the Selective Serving er.
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SP. Louis
Meiseo
Tver
State Cammeron Commission
Persmission
Liscomtinne
St Louis
Ménarhis
Iver
Oscesia
Lixaen
Wytheydte
Paithaad
U.S
Prescott High PTA Met With Reports And Local News
The Prescott Junior High Elementary PTA met in the Elementary Cafeteria on Thursday May 10 with Mrs H W Reynolds presiding. Debut services were led by Mrs Kenneth Ledbeller and Mrs Jim Nelson read the State PTA president’s message. The meeting included minutes, treasurer’s report, T shirt project update, and introductions of new teachers Bob Woosley and elementary practice teachers. State police official Set Euston spoke on safe driving and driver education. Room-count winners were announced for Lower and Upper Elementary and Junior High divisions. Community members attended, including Amelia Harrell a University of Miami freshman entering Miss Miami contest. Weekend visits spanned Pine Bluff to Havana Cuba, with family celebrations and birthday parties noted. Numerous local residents and guests were listed as attendees or visitors in the week.
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PTA
H.W. Reynolds
Iake
Kenneth Ledbeller
Jim Nelson
Ue State
Chester Jobe
Aml
Ro D. Rouse
Jit Nelson
Floyd Kibbard
Bob Woosley
Miso
J. E. Stith
Senia
Mes
WW. Reynolds
Eustn
Tate
Greers
Mekelands' Aid
Spade
Upper
Ays
Murray's Ath Grada
Stinsulis
Tippett's Ath
Power Territorial Dispute Appealed in Arkansas
Forrest City area case before the Circuit Court after the Public Service Commission sided with a private power producer. Wandrail Electric Cooperative and other parties pursued the appeal, contesting the ruling on access to power from the nearby plant and the surrounding area.
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Little Rock -Aphan
Arkansas
Parrest City
Kingas Power
Hight
Wandrail Eleetric Co-operative
Ptace Lleetvic
Cooperative Corp, Uf
Unclear fragment hints at midair incident at Friendship International
Fragmentary report describes an incident at Friendship International Airport where a plane veered off a runway and spillage occurred. A bystander or official helped prevent injury though specifics are unclear.
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Baltimore
Weston
Suestuyan
Friendship
Airport
Pullee
Ban Outer Space Weapons Urged At Disarmament Talks
Delegate Frederick M. Eaton urged immediate agreement to ban weapons in space and to audit missile flights and nuclear materials, warning a pace plan by the Soviets makes general disarmament unlikely. Western powers push for a pact linking space arms denial to material controls amid concerns over production and verification.
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Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
API
Frederick M. Eatin
Ite
Eaton
Hirth
Venus
Sta
Poland
Romania
Bulgaria
United States
Britain
France
Italy
Canada
Valerian Zavin
U. N. Géneral Assembly
Crime Rates Higher Among Negroes and Whites
Washington AP reports Senator Richard Russell cited FBI figures showing higher per capita crime arrests among Negroes than whites. In 1958 total major arrests reached 2,940,004 with 1,083,070 whites and 691,200 colored. Murder arrests were 1,427 Negroes versus 840 whites nationally, and in Little Rock area six of seven murders were Negroes, though they comprised 24 percent of the population.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Senate
Russell
FBT
Flussell
FBI Resport
Flo
Blast Prevented at Motor Lines Office in Charlotte
A dynamite device with a burning fuse was tossed into the Bottoms Fiske Motor Lines office in Charlotte on Tuesday night. The blast occurred in the yard but was defused by alert staff, preventing injuries or greater damage. Police investigated the incident, with no arrests reported at press time.
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Charlopte
Saveri
Bottoms- Fiske Motor Lines
Teviriday
Himun Uureve
Dytunke Gio & Court Yard
Nunes. Na
Hempstead County Soil Conservation District Seeks Tractor Bids
Hempstead County Soil Conservation District proposes to sell two 121-7 Caterpillar Tractors with blade and power control. Serial numbers 79108 and 7M Ulad. Sealed bids to be received at the district office in Hempstead County before May 12. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W. R Routey, Chairman, Hempstead County Soil Conservation District, March 181.
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Hempstead
Tragic school dispute ends in double tragedy
Léon Fairbank, 56, shot dead at home on Onondaga Hill after a confrontation over a boy’s studies. Wife Helen found their son near the scene while authorities say the boy, cited as a bright but unsettled student, had clashed with his father over math problems. Police report the father was killed by a tearful child with a pistol, a grim result of alleged parental pressure.
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Robert Walbhank
Léon Fairhank
Hamie
Subivhan Onondaga Hill
Helen
Pairhank
Galt
Sheyl
Fairbank
Land
Detroit AP report on emergency response confusion
A garbled Detroit AP snippet describes an emergency situation and a woman reacting to a man’s actions. The text mentions eight items and a man pawing the woman, but the exact details are unclear due to poor OCR quality. The passage references Billo Bertha Kingay and an emergency response context.
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Bertha Kingay
Detroit
Franks Ct Enveloped by False Alarm in Hier
A fragment reports a false alarm at Franks Court or a similarly named site, with unclear context. The readable portion mentions an envied ad and a cited hierarchy, but details remain fragmentary and unspecific.
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Ze Franks
Ad ‘Hier
Tia
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