Florida to fix Pensacola road sign system future
A Pensacola reader reports misreadings of US routes due to confusing junctions. The Florida State Highway Department replies with plans for joint signing of US 98 and US 90 between Palafox and Al cani streets to guide travelers and prevent missed junctions. The engineer signs praise for road markers and commits to corrective action.
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Valianasses
State Head Department of
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Pensacola
Palafox
U. S. 08
U. S. 90
Alcanir
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L. H.W. McCalhim
Pensacula
Panama City
America
Start of Boy Scout Drive Set by Caddo Area Council
The Caddo Area Council of the Boy Scouts of America begins its 1954 Finance Campaign on October 6 with a goal of 30214.21 dollars. Ray Turner district finance chairman announces the first coordinated start and end to drives across communities, highlighting council camping, office services, and training as examples of shared benefits.
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Caddy Area Council
Boy’ Scouts of America
Ray Turner
Piney Woods
Camp Pioneer
Turper
Donald Nunn
Caddo Area
Okay Soldier Drowns Burial Set Today
Wan Hagar Hanna, 20, of the U8 Navy, drowned near Japan on August 27 while on duty. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs W C Hanna and three sisters Mrs Wilson Caraway Mrs Mattie Shirley and Miss Charlotte Hanna. Funeral services will be held at 2 40 p m Friday October 2 at Okay Baptist Church. Burial will be in St Paul Cemetery near Oza.
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U8 Navy
Japan
W. C. Hanna afeOkay
Wilson S Caraway
Mattie Shirley
Charlotte Hanna
Okay Baptist F Church
St. Pauli Cemetery
Oza
Accidents Investigated by City Police
Police yesterday investigated two crashes causing considerable damage. One wreck occurred at Third and Shover where a Prescott truck driven by C. P. collided with another vehicle. Another incident near Dugan left a driver injured and the scene inspected for safety.
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Shover
Prescott
C. P
Dugan
Indian Guards Kill Anti Red Prisoner Demonstration Clash
An Indian guard force killed one anti Communist prisoner and wounded six others during a hospital compound disturbance in the DMZ. Allied and Indian officials confirmed a violent break up of the protest by prisoners from Poland Czech and Korea. The incident marks the second such anti Communist demonstration within a week.
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Milo Farneti
Panmunjom
N. Command
Tthe Repatriations Commission
U. N
Studies Information on H Bomb and Eisenhower Address
The piece reports on a possible frank public discussion by President Eisenhower about the hydrogen bomb and its global threat. It notes reactions from Americans and Russians and cites letters from witnesses of the Eniwetok explosion and the AEC's cautious stance on a hydrogen bomb test.
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Elton
Fay
Washington
Eisenhower
United States
Pacific
Russia
Eniwetok
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Mrs Eliza Tefteller Dies at 66 in Washington
Mrs Eliza L Tefteller 66 died at home in Washington Thursday. She is survived by her husband Mes Sam Tefteller five sisters Mrs Sam Wacaley Columbus Mrs Cora Hutchens Hope Mrs Minnie Stuart Washington Mrs Myrtle Clark Washington and Mrs Lula Ballard Texarkana one brother Dewey Lively Columbus a stepson and four stepdaughters. Funeral services set for 2 30 p m Saturday at the Washington Baptist Church conducted by Rev OH A FLAult.
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Isain Tefteller
Nos
Sam Wacaley
Columbus
Cora Hutchens
Hope
Minnie Stuart
Myrtle Clark
Washington
Lula Ballard
Texarkana
Deweyl Lively
Wapahingtah Baptist Church
OH. A. FL
Divorces Granted in Hempstead Chancery Court Proceedings
In Hempstead Chancery Court the latest divorce actions show multiple grants. Plaintiff received custody of minor children in several cases including Marlin vs Martin and Wilson vs Wilson. Other filings include Tuymupr vs Turathie and Fisher vs Fisher with the plaintiff awarded custody where stated.
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Hempstead
Chancery
Chancery Court
Vovey Caasces
Crowds Flock to Third District Livestock Show Parade
Thousands crowded downtown for the Third District Livestock Show parade stretching over a mile. The event featured rides animals bands and grand rodeo performances with plans for Friday including free student admission and a large Fat Calf show and sale. Parade winners span floats riders and youth divisions from multiple towns with judges from Texarkana and Paris.
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Cis
Rubber
Hos Pupseysiigh
Little Rock
Arkramsss
Claud Sutton
Johnny Stewart
Panriday
Emmet High School
Hope Garden Clubs
Owens
Dent, Store
Verger High School
Flort
Mable Ward
Hope
Kenneth Wood
Happies
Harold Allen
Spring Ill
Auby Foster
Stanley Sanders
Ben Waller
Billy Compton
Mary
Margaret Daniels
Lanedra Hobbs
Carol Joycw May
Hope Rouie
Prescalr
Texarkana
Mrs Richard Nixon Honored as Homemaker of the Year
Honored Washington homemaker Mrs Richard Nixon is proclaimed Outstanding Homemaker of the Year by the Home Fashions League in a local recognition event. The award highlights her service and community involvement within Washington society.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Home Fashions League
A Man Really Shouldn't Let the Little Woman Know Work Joy
HAL BOYLE discusses whether a man should reveal how much he enjoys his job to his wife. A young man asks how much to share, noting many marriages face tension when a woman questions the nature of a husband’s eight hour work day.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Dallas Posse Seeks Negro Sex Slayer
Dallas residents formed a vengeful posse to find the nude Negro prowler blamed for a string of attacks on white women lasting months. The latest slaying of Mrs H C Parker, a young store clerk, intensified fear as police warned against vigilantism while reinforcing patrols in north Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex. M
Mothe
H. C. Parker
Beness
Revecchon Park
Lemmuan Avenue
Cor] Hanssen
Family May Hear From Kidnaper In Kansas City Case
Renewed activity at the home of the wealthy parents of 6 year old Bobby Creelease suggested a possible ransom after a day of silence. After dusk several cars came and went at the South Side residence though the family and police remained tight lipped as investigators pursued leads.
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Kansas City
Bupby
Two Youths Suffocate in Icebox Discovery Shocks Town
Reported in brief, two unnamed youths were found suffocated inside an abandoned icebox at a shed near a bar after evening hours. Authorities are investigating the incident, noting similarities to prior tragedies in rural communities and urging caution around unsecured structures.
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Tara
Caeney
Chile
Valsad
Army Rejects Mothers Plea to See Sons Held in Korea
The Army rejected mothers pleas to visit sons in Korean custody, saying prisoners are under the neutral repatriation commission and not direct UN command. It cited the armistice terms restricting contact to seven explainer team members per 1000 inmates and expressed sympathy for families while denying access.
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Wasluington
Progregsdyne
California
American Legion
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Faites
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Hdtiens Repatriation — Commission
United Nations Command Ni
Declines to Probe Dierks Bank Case
News brief reports Gentry refuses to investigate alleged 170000 embezzlement at Dierks Bank. Case sent to Ashdown Prosecuting Attorney Baker Thomas. Former bank officers Atkins and other officials facing dismissal requests as indictments are challenged for alleged defects. Attorney Atkins asks for government inquiry, but authority declines to proceed due to insufficient evidence.
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CUPP
Gentry
Dierks
Bank
Caker Thimas
Ashdown
Followlen Hombilan Ceadimmlasal
Itg Kovernment
Atkligan
Goeotry
Atkhinson
Producer Willigan Jacoby Dies at 65 in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills reports the death of producer Willigan Jacoby aged 65 at his home after a blood disease. Jacoby served on 49 films including My Wild Birth Rage April Shaw ts Tynok for the Silver Lining and Lullaby of Broadway in a career spanning decades.
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Caillina
Fim
Willigan Jacoby
Ike Invokes TH Law as Dock Workers Strike
An out of context OCR fragment mentions Ike invoking the TH law amid a dock workers strike. Names appear garbled and place details unclear. The text references registrants, addresses, and a request for information by a board likely in Arkansas.
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Ike
Injunction Not Possible Before Next Monday
New York reports President Eisenhower moving to end the crippling longshoremen strike as lenders refuse a work injunction and warning of possible delays. Longshoremen threaten to halt ports from Maine to Virginia, with ships idling at midnight as tensions and picketing escalate.
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New York
Tisenhower
Jenders
Egypt Court Sentences Two to Die
Egypt courts convict two defendants on treason charges amid a broader crackdown. One 41 year old Saadist party leader faces imminent hanging, while the second defendant Awad awaits sentencing after a separate three day hearing. More defendants are set for arraignment on related charges as authorities pursue a pattern of secret power struggles.
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Cagun
Egypt
Tachi
Thrabalm Abdel Hiatalid van Beyptlen
Jindi
Alnand Machained Awad
Hadi
Teapeetak Telonaat
District Stock Judging Results at Tudsley Show
The district stock show honors go to Camden’s Faria with top awards for senior bull Mooks Prince 3u and grand champion Pooks Prince 48. Johnny Haull of Muna claims junior and senior female honors with Evergreen 3 and Silvia Queen, while Burl Stuart of Nashville fields Pooks Blackup Judy 2 as senior- heifer and reserve champion.
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Tudsley Penales
Wistrick
Aberdean Angus
Angus Faria
Camden
Johnny Strath
Grampion
Pooks
Judy
Jioy
Funke
Widen Ld
Evergreen
WLM
Werth
Carlos Misch
C. Oi Barton
Nashville
Prince Domeste
Worth Matteson
Carlos Bangaby
Barton
Rollo’ Domino
Matteson
All Around the Town Ay The Star Bratt
Parading livestock show entries earned praise though no prize. The old folks at the Magninigil Resty Home drew smiles as they enjoyed the parade. Warden Ear Barham notes events and local reports from Wheaton College Illinois.
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