Tope High School hosts adult education talk for public
A discussion on adult education links to national extension services and universal public schooling. The piece notes the program’s role in lifelong learning, free universality, and the aim to keep democracy informed. It references James Thrasher’s column on Bernard Shaw’s stance and endorsements, noting reception by American readers and the broader political context.
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Tope High School
Yepre- Suiis
Ducal Promeeni
Pola
Tungu
Wdutt
Igen
United States
Appeal to ships to rescue all in volcano path
Manila reports a radio appeal broadcast by Arturo Alcaray of the Philippines weather bureau urging ships at sea to assist in Camiguin island evacuations as Mt Liboknibols erupts sending ash and likely halogen gases. Authorities warned of toxic gases and extreme danger to residents and nearby vessels.
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Manila
Tonmit Ly Ie Shins
Camiguin
Mt. Liboknibols
Arturo Alcaray
Philippines Weather Bureau
Wheart
Laney weighs state rail ownership proposal in Arkansas
Lander Wyoming Sept 4 Laney Arkansas governor Laney said he has not decided on calling a special session of the Arkansas legislature to consider acquiring the idle Missouri and Arkansas railway. If purchased the line could be leased to private interests for operation as proposed. He would confer with lawmakers and study the issue while noting strong views on state ownership of property.
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Yenit
Stese Leta
Vranue
Duaytutris
Patis
Vail
London
Arkansas
Borrowing to Be Cut by U S Banks
Under a New federal reserve plan aimed at reducing inflationary lending banks may tighten credit. Officials warn borrowers could see higher costs as banks hold more funds in reserve and curtail loan activity while the government seeks to stabilize markets.
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U.S
Willington
Federal Reserve Buare Welion
Ing
Luvst
Giannis
Vbr
Wien
Hasher Inherits $3,000 From Hot Springs Woman
Edinuni Oklahoma September 9 Mrs O L Dean a 34 year old restaurant cook learned she has inherited 3000 dollars from Mrs Crawford Priddy of Hot Springs who adopted her as a child The estate was traced through letters and she plans to return to her job cooking short orders tomorrow.
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Okla
O. L. Dean
Crawford Priddy
Hot Springs
Dean
Dean Io Edmond
Collapse of Berlin Talks Indicated Amid Stalemate
Washington notes rising signs that Moscow may end four power talks on Berlin. Secretary Marshall cites Berlin riots and kidnapings aimed at disrupting negotiations over currency and the siege. Moscow reportedly plans no further talks for now while the U S Britain and France press ahead with diplomacy in Paris.
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Marshall
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United States
Britain
France
Foreign Mineister Council
Paris
Italy
Berlin Air and Ground Tensions Rise Over Soviet Zone
In Berlin, a massive anti-Communist demonstration in the British sector spilled toward the Soviet area as police clashed with crowds. Soviet soldiers fired, wounding at least one demonstrator, while Russian and German police dispersed protesters. Russian pilots conducted high altitude sorties over the American sector, with officials noting no interference with four power air corridors amid ongoing tensions after a controversial Soviet response to American protests.
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Berlin
Associated Press
TheRussians
Alexander Kotikov
Zehlen‘dorf
U. S
B. EF
U. 8
Fircus
NeDory
That Man May Travel to Work in Jet-Propelled Buses News
A fragmented OCR piece discusses jet propelled buses as a future travel option for workers. It mentions SFROTHs, a Society, and various names and places in a garbled style. The text suggests excitement about new transport tech and its impact on daily commutes, though details are unclear.
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Sfroths
New York
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Tan
Jebe
Etiresbene
Prize Queen Contests Opened by District Radio Pageant
The Third District Radio Queen contest closed September 6 with sixteen entries. Local girls entered under civic sponsorship from Lions Club Panama Amieville Legion Rotary Club and W O W. Contestants with ten photo buttons compete September 20 for the Rodeo Queen title and a horse and western gear prize. The winner will represent the district at the state show in Little Rock October 4. Each contestant also receives a repair of 8 hose and nylon hose donated by local merchants. Daily prizes for best costume and best rocking horse and outfit are also awarded by local jewelers.
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Arthadale Helnet
Lion's Club
Melba Je Kimberly
Tawanis Club
Mise Mary Lou Moore
Rotary Club
Betty Lay Roberts
Amievieu Legion
Patsy Jo Roberts
W.O.W. Tiss
Peggy Marie Pantecost
Vira
Litila Reek
Hope Merchants
Losal Jewelers Swill
Talmadge Named Georgia Governor After Bitter Primary
Georgia voters chose Herman Talmadge as governor after a 20 month struggle, with unofficial returns showing 271,515 for Talmadge to 240,008 for Thompson and a county unit edge of 59 to 86 from 2209 of 1704 precincts. Talmadge prepared for a November start, while Thompson considered a legal appeal and a special session proposal.
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Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Talmadge
Sig
Tabmudge
Funeral Service for Mrs McLain Set for Friday
Funeral services are planned Friday for Mrs McLain. The obituary notes the deceased's late husband and children, with details on the time and location of the services, as well as the family’s request for memorials to be directed to a chosen charity.
Poetic Will Also Gives Advice Poem From Probate Court
A Columbus probate hearing featured a poetic will by Malloy who died at 65. The document blends verse with guidance as his wife, son, daughter, and a niece are named principal beneficiaries. The estate totals about 73 006 in insurance and personal property, with the home to remain with the wife and the rest divided among heirs under the poetically framed terms.
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Malloy
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Bell Telephone
Jodie
Ion Tomek
Elie Padou
Byito
Miss Kansas Leads Beauty Contest
Miss Kansas Vera J. Ralston of Olivonne tte wins the preliminary round in Atlantic City as judges prepare for the Miss America pageant. The event features contestants from Alabama and other states with pageant atmospherics and public attention on the outcome and prizes.
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Harman W. Nichols
Athantic City
N.ed
Convention Hall
Bob Russell
Hans
Jan Cuca
Lob
Wight Wat
Burricane
Miss Katsas
Vera J
Ralston
Oelivonnette Sith
Twa
Dave Season to Open Near Noon Friday
Game Warden Wael Barham announced that the Dave Sevan season would open soon. He warned hunters that certain limits apply and noted opening details for the period through January, with cautious notes about the upcoming months.
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Wael Barham
Dave Sevan
Tennessee Attorney General Post Vacancy Reported
An unclear clipping notes changes in Tennessee legal offices with mention of an Attorney General post. The garbled text references personnel shifts and locations, indicating a resignation or reappointment process while naming no solid dates or entities.
Fordyce Man Takes Over Hope Beverage Co.
Fordyce man assumes control of Hope Beverage Co. in a major local business change. Details are limited in the readable text, but the move signals a shift in leadership and potential strategic direction for the company and its workforce.
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Fordyce
Hope Beverage Co
Boosters Set for Trip to Hot Springs
Dozens of boosters from the Third Livestock district plan a trip to Hot Springs tomorrow to invite Governor McMath to attend the district show opening Monday. About 39 participants, meeting at noon on South Wain Street Magnolia and Toxarkad boosters will join from Mena De Queen and Nashville to meet at the race track Springs. The caravan will form at Spa race track and Arlington Hotel, where they will be greeted by Mayor Rix McMath and officials. A kickoff ceremony and sendoff are planned with the Hoy of Commerce coordinating transport and arrangements.
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Springs Tomorray
McMath
Wain Street
Magnolia
Toxarkad
Mena
DeQueen
Naville
Wilby
Perso
Prescot Curdon
Ae Jn
Arlington Hotel
Rix
Néw Hat
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Lyle
Brot
Fred “al Lui
C. A. Armitase
Hoy of Commerce
De Gaulle Struggle Over Charter Sparks French Cabinet Talks
Paris reports De Gaulle’s supporters push for a new charter with limited executive power while Queuille seeks to form a cabinet with Socialist backing. Socialist opposition banned, Saurel discussions continue as currency fears push for rapid financial legislation and a stable dollar.
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Gee Gaulle
Council of the Republic
Queville
D. Gaulle
Queuille
Bert Schuman
Quenille
de Ganilisi Jnands
Vineey Auriol
Heather
Radinal Sess Party
Strike May Hit Cold Homes Across Regions
Government fuel experts warn a May strike could leave many households cold as refineries cut output and supplies tighten. South and Gulf Coast refiners reduce production. officials expect two weeks before full impact. National leaders urge continued heating fuel deliveries and energy reserves to prevent shortages.
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Charles Malony
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Hasher
Hot Springs Woman
Edward E. Bomar
By Edwin Shanke
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Truman
Almadge
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