Postoffice Clerks Hold Convention in Fort Smith
Fort Smith hosts Arkansas Postal Clerks convention with officers elected including J T Ford of Newport as vice president and C W Newth of Little Rock as secretary treasurer. Delegates named to Houston next year’s convention. auxiliary and rural carrier groups elect officers as two-day meeting closes.
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Fort Smith
Apri
Fred Newman
Fort Sil
Arkangas Pedernlan
Poatatflee
J.T. Ford
Newport
T.C. Claiborne
Little Rock
Trensiin
C. W. Newth
North Like Rock
Second View
Wiigi Tiampson
Mal Vern
Third View
George B. Maness
Senrey
Fourth View
Bruskfort
Nit W. FR
Pugsley
Telena
Dresden
L. A. Jeunes
Batesyup
Delexite
Talon
Houston
Tex
Seteelion
Leo George
Washington
Notluind Foderation
G. W. Conner
Hot Springs
Ford
Col. Minhews
Leesurer
Fort
Wo Od
Biguaililee
Little Bock
Midview
Ark
Line Association of City Letter Carrines
Arkansas Federation of Rural Car
J. EL Mendar
Texarkana
Guilwin
Dobn ‘J. Barrell
J. D. Nowkick
T. N. Hale
Iorge
Mack Myers
Lenehville
Brivest Priest
Waldron
Otto Jones
City Coveriers
GC. C. Cavalyn
Ho H. Proft
Meira
Farley's Speech to Be Broadcast Announcement
Conway area notes announce that Farley’s commencement speech will be broadcast. Dr J H Reytol ls is named as president of the organizing committee and Weilnexdig is mentioned in a brief campus public notice about the event.
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Farley
Congress
Congréss
Interview at Peter's ends in threats and secrets
Mary Pyankin confronts Deke Martin over Clem Shirley while he probes danger in a tense lunch at Peter's. Later at Janice French's funeral, Mary gauges who bears responsibility for the young woman's death as family tensions surface.
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Deke Martin
Peter
Tom Didd
Clem Shirley
Mary
Martin
Clem
Tom
Austin
Tom A
Min
Mary Pyankih
Dike Martin
Adan
Rachel
Sing Sing
Itart
Morgue
The
New York Gazette
Toni
St. Thomas
Janice
Kathleen Hobson
Mollie Tate
Boss Martltt
the Cove
Egerton Mapleson
Egerton
Funerata
Alfred I French
Community Singing at Shaver Springs Sunday Night
ARAMNCE MEN led by J. Phillipe announce community singing at Shaver Springs Sunday night June dl. Quartets Wonshaw Tex avian Atunts Odom Pat mos Waklo Hopt will attend. Blagkwonl quartet from Shrevepm Lo may join. UNO song books available from Mr. Phillips. The event details are tentative.
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J. Phillipe
Shaver Springs
Atunts
Texas
Odom
Patmos
Waklo
Hopt
Shrevepm
UNO
Mr. Phillips
Stnelius Iulalle
Hope Chapter U DC to Hold Annual Picnic
Hope Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy announces its annual picnic to be held at the War-Time Capital building in Washington at noon on Thursday June 1. The event invites all Washington residents and U DC ladies from Futten and Tex arkata to attend, and asks everyone to bring a potato.
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Hope Chapter
Cleburne
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy of Hope
Wash
Ington
Washington Indies
U. D.C
Futten
Texarkata
AM Indies
Color Photography Expands at World’s Fair and Beyond
The article notes a surge in color photography using color film and transparencies, replacing black and white. It highlights World’s Fair displays showing color pictures enlarged to enormous scales, affordable color cameras emerging, and growing public interest in vivid, realistic images for everyday scenes and sports.
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Shupla
Tull Goioy
Mine Reopens Without Contract After Shutdown
ITARLAN Ky May 2 The Wisconsie Steak Company plans to reopen the mine without a new contract after a general shutdown on April 16. United Mine Workers and Progressive Mine Workers claim a majority of the mine’s 364 employees but say no deal can be made without a bargaining agency stamp. National Guard units were mobilized with 1,280 guardsmen stood by for potential action.
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Itarlan
Galteil
Wisconsie
Sany
Ming
Benim
Galluwwih
United Mine Workers
C.I
Progressive Mine Workers CA
Ory
Cincinnati
Washington Daybook on Royal Visit Diplomacy and Reynolds
Preston Grover discusses the royal visit era with focus on Senator Reynolds of North Carolina and potential diplomatic missteps. He notes British and French influence, past pro German sentiment, and the risk of awkward remarks during the King’s wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. The piece reflects cautious optimism about improving ties and the Capitol’s evolving lore as the King and Queen approach via a new staircase.
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Washington
Robert Rice Reynoles
Senate
North Carlin
Teass
Reynolds
England
Roberts
United States
Union Station
New York
Congress
Atlantic
Europe
Yairinlic
Soldiar
U. S Batey
Capitol
Unclear Fragmentary Text From 1814 Fire Passage
Fragmentary OCR reads about the Bell in 1814 and burning a Capitol with references to kings queens and Washington. The text is garbled and no coherent event or entities beyond generic historical rhetoric can be confirmed from the readable portions.
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Génerstiona
Ington
Detroit Tigers Pitcher Journeys Through Baseball World
The article chronicles Louis Norhan Bick, known for a wandering career across teams including the Brooklyn Dodgers, Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Browns, and multiple leagues, before joining the Detroit Tigers. It notes his varied travels from coast to coast and border crossings, with mentions of past associations and a tumultuous personal life.
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Detroit
Louis Norhan Bickeweom
Newsom
Wilkin
Macon
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Little’ Rock
Chicago Cubs
Albany
Los Adeles
SL. Louis Americans
Washinton
Boston Red Sox
Tigers
Browns
Cara Jinian
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