Ambiguous OCR Fragment Prompts Unclear Names and Places
Fragmentary text mentions Amelie Prank Danes loony attorney and several names including Thiddy Hutton and Claude Sutton. References Fayattaville and University of Arkansas appear garbled. No clear event or outcome is identifiable. the readable bits suggest a strained, nonstandard OCR extract needing source clarification.
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Fayattaville
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Claude Sutton
Local Club Meeting Notes Include Devotional and Prize
A rough record shows a May meeting at the home of Mrs. C. J. Town with 13 members present. Mrs. Morice Alford gave a report on finishing North. Mrs. Chamblend attended as a visitor. Mrs. Dexter Alford directed the program. A prize was won by Mrs. William Schopnley. poems and songs were performed. donations supported the Crippled Children’s Fund. The group adjourned to Mrs. Jane Nave’s home.
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MU Mirke
Oran
Mra. C. J
Moroce Alford
Carcallan
Dexter Alford
Wiliam Schopnley
Pantlov
Jance Nave
MacArthur and Marshall in Senate hearings contrasted
The article compares General MacArthur and General Marshall during questioning by senators on the Korean War policy. It notes MacArthur’s concise, direct replies versus Marshall’s long, grouped sentences, and discusses dignity, military service, and differing Congressional attitudes toward their testimony and policy proposals. It также mentions Dewey’s stance on MacArthur’s ouster and urging aid to Chiang Kai-shek.
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MacArihur
Sipte
Penglora
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Marshall
Haif & Ventury
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MacArthur
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MacArthur Warned in January Hearings Probed
A January warning to General MacArthur on Korean policy fuels Senate questions about presidential intent and the June message. The exchange centers on how policy might affect US unity and actions should the Soviet Union move against Western Europe, with critics arguing the dialogue becomes political rather than informational.
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Troman Dal
Bugler
MacArthur
Russia
Detete Maraholl
Soviet Union
Mare Qoute
Western Europe
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Korea
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Killer's Pace in Courtroom Turmoil Reported
Fragmented scenes show Smiley Welcutter confronting Mag Mayhew as tense witnesses, inspectors, and reporters chase clues in a murder case tied to Midhaul. Star Williams dominates with defiant statements while Paul Walter logs numbers and McNamara presses for clarity amid growing suspicion.
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Smiley Wetlcutter
Paul Walte
Paul
Midhault
French Titoist Leader Beaten in Paris
A violent incident disrupted a press conference by Darius Le Corre, ex Communist deputy, as youths assaulted him in his office, ripping down posters and shouting. Le Corre escaped in a taxi, while officers investigated the attack amid broader tensions over policy and responses to the Soviet threat.
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Paris
Darius le Corre
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Frannie Martin killer case linked to office breakin
The group pieces together how Frannie Martin was crowned in the tank and how Esplin Brayton and Wertheim-Prater were drawn into the plot. They discuss assigning proof, drafting affidavits, and sending the story to Max Feldstein for checks as they trace the scheme and capture the truth.
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Uncongenial Couple Thwarted Strike In New York
In New York on May 12 a threatened strike by 18 000 elevator operators and building service workers was averted by a wage bonus pact. Merlyn Pitzele of the state mediation board proposed the settlement granting 2.30 weekly wage rise plus 1 weekly welfare fund, reducing the work week from 48 to 48 hours over 18 months and instituting a three year no strike no lockout contract backed by two percent employer contributions.
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AFL Building Services
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Pitzele
State Mediation Boar
Rita Hayworth Seeks Separation in Nevada Residence
Glamorous actress Rita Hayworth has taken up residence on Lake Tahoe near Reno to pursue a divorce or separate maintenance from Princely Khan. She arrived quietly with two children, Rebeca and Yasmin, as Reno attorney William Woodburn Jr. plans legal action. Accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Leightey on the trip from New York, the party travels with household staff and guards.
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Train crashes kill 13 in India two incidents
A railway spokesman in New Delhi said 13 people died and 21 were injured in two train accidents yesterday. One collision near Darbe Hana between a passenger train and a switch engine caused nine deaths and 11 injuries, while a fire near Nagpur killed four and left 10 hurt on a passenger service to Mumbai.
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India
Munnt-Owned Railways
Lalay
Darbehana
Nagpur
Paasenger Cnach
Cucutty
Bombay
Composer's Widow Weds Singer in San Francisco Wedding
Los Angeles reports Jenome Kern’s widow married George Byron, a singer and protege, at her daughter’s home yesterday. They honeymoon today with Byron's first marriage noted as a family friend. The couple then headed to San Francisco. Kern died in 1945.
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Los Angeles
Jenome Kern
George Byron
Jack Cummings
San Francisco
Byron
Song
Kern
Drum Major Clinic Set at Arkansas State College
Kenneth C. Appleton, band director, announced the second annual drum major and twirling clinic at Arkansas State College on July 16 to 20. The event invites students of all grades for beginner to advanced twirling, baton spinning, rifle twirling, and signaling drills.
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Jonesboro
Arkansas State College
Kenneth C. Appleton
Dear Mig Dix on Marriage and Shared Tastes
A reader seeks advice on marital discord over religious work versus leisure. The adviser urges preserving home stability for the child, recommending compromise and adaptation, and suggests separation only if discord ruins the child’s life. Additional Q&A covers military service and a young woman’s concern for a boyfriend in the Army.
Advice Column Fragments Include Home Skills and Letters
The page presents reader questions and Dorothy Dix guidance on passing time while awaiting a soldier, suggesting evening courses, sewing, cooking, interior decorating, or part time study. also advises letter writing, avoiding charity agents. A skeptical exchange features a reply about the rarity of courteous ladies, with a postal request for Miss Dix correspondence.
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