State Police TV Net Future Said Unlimited
In Columbus Ohio the State Department of Highway Safety and the Bureau of Motor Vehicles demonstrated a proposed statewide police TV network. Highway Safety Director A C Felty claimed the plan has unlimited possibilities and showed a copy console to transmit license and document data to law enforcement offices statewide. If approved by the FCC the system would begin about June 1 otherwise leased cable or microwave relay would be used.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Department of Highway Safety
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
A.C. Felty
Federal Communications Commission
Felty
Do You Know If Spent with Independent Merchants
A promotional appeal urging spending with independent merchants to keep money locally. It argues local spending stabilizes communities, supports civic life, and sustains local taxes. Quoted Thomas Jefferson emphasizes property ownership.
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Thomas Jefferson
Lemon-Monroe Senior Wins Armco Scholarship
Lemon-Monroe High School senior William McKinney was named one of five Armco Foundation scholarship winners at Wilmington College. He is among top third graduates with robust extra curriculars and work study prospects through the Armco program.
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William ‘Tom McKinney
Lemon-Monroe
Armco Foundation
Wilmington College
C. H. Murray
Armco
McKinney
W. W. Sebald
Ralph E. McKinney
Mohawk Sr
Reedy’s Foods
The
Middletown Works
Middletown High School
William Bursk
Highview Dr
William Walker
Euclid Ave
Wayne Follstaedt
Butler
George Fialowski
Baltimore
Gordon Buckle
Zanesville
Roger Pemberton
Fiat Woods
Wilmington
Navajos Are Nation’s Largest Native Tribe in U S
The Navajos are described as the most numerous Indian tribe in the United States, highlighting their extensive population and regional presence across reservations and communities.
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United States
Russian Tells Of Misery And Terror In U S
Dr Pavel A Tebenkov describes six years of misery and six months of terror in the United States. He says he was captured by Germans in January 1945 and spent four years in displaced persons camps in West Germany. He recounts working poor jobs in California and Chicago before returning to the Soviet Union last fall. He alleges former plainclothes men tailed him and a VOA agent offered money for a broadcast, which State Department says is untrue.
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Moscow
Pavel A. Tehenkov
Soviet Union
United States
Pravda
West Germany
Citrus Associated Company
Europe
California
Tebenkov
Tomsk Medical Institute
Chicago
Man del Bros
St. Anne’s Hospital
Russia
Washington
Railway Sta
Siberia
Voice of America
State Department
Fragmented OCR Item Signals Local Notice
A damaged OCR line shows nonsensical text with symbols and prices. no clear event, names, or place readable. The fragment lacks actionable details to identify a specific notice or summary.
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Rimes
Halifaxas
Ray Ettel
St Augustine,Fla
Gesine Meyer
Grambice
Germany
Stone Central
Colorado Natural Stone Formation
SHELL
Middletown Ice & Coal
Curtis
Dial
Gary
Poasttown
Franklin Road
U.S
ROSS
Give & Redeem
S & Hi Green Stamps
John Ross
Brana
Coe
Vre
Iasy
Orion
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