Not Cowboys Range Riders Meet To Talk Of Old Days
KSILES CITY MONT July 1 The Old West lives in reunion mood as pioneers and landers gather to recall frontier life They emphasize hard work courage and independence Susan Hallahian aged around 70 with 10 children and 24 grandchildren shares her resilient story and ranching goals while Susan Cremer a famed Montana rancher and entrepreneur reflects on rivals and politics in the era A reminder that the land and its people shaped a stubborn Western spirit across generations
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Hal Boyle
Ksiles City
Mont
Old West
Hollywood
Endless Morty
Susan Hallahian
Raughian
Ireland
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Sing
Susans Sirenss Slory
Fee Cremer
America
Rodeo
Wiscofissy
Ting
Aeris
Sea Park
Aga
Creinee
National
Washington
Montana
al Chia
Paldd
Girl Cleared After Shooting of Father in Blame County
In a case from Blame County, a 33 year old woman named Leon AW Trane was cleared after authorities reported she fired a .22 pistol at her father during a dispute at their home. The incident occurred amid ongoing investigation by Sheriff Parhara Iran Thame and deputies.
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Awhlson
Dale
RB Gande
Coerer
Parhara Iran Thamend
Farben
Leon AW
Trane
Avien
City's Tax Rate Holds Unchanged As Outlay Jumps
Gastonia adopts its largest budget in history with no tax rate change at $1.40 per $100 value, total spending $2,328,456 for 1952-34. Increase driven by higher property values and revenue from water and night departments. salary raises across city staff and a tenure pay plan approved. Major outlays go to water, electric, sewer services, public works, and police, plus new equipment for police, garbage, and street services.
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Lyle Edwarda
Gazette
Gastonia
Launeil
Budgee
Walter
Pmines
Budeck
Gaslonia
Rotton Wis
Anos Sontoes
Bmcol En
Pally and
Ang Tax
Catlentians
Earixige
Efly
Gast County Public Library
Salvation Army
Gaston County Negri Hospital
National Guard
Crittenden
Charlotte
Prison Guard W. Gi. Meads Fate Pending Hearing
RALEIGH Prison Guard Captain W. Gi. Meads faces a pending hearing this week on charges of mistreatment of inmates. A sharp internal inquiry report was circulated, but prison officials expressed no substantiated basis for charges.
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Raleigh
Central Prison
W. Gi. Meads
Sia
SRE
Walter Andersen
Robert Alton Ite
Local Rainfall Totals Reported in June Weather Brief
Readable fragments show rainfall figures for June and earlier period. Named entities include RAR Incies and Aidgosta with numbers like 5.13 and 2. This item notes temperature and rainfall measurements without clear narrative or context.
Senate approves massive military budget for year
The Senate passed a $46.403 billion military budget for the coming fiscal year, about five billion less than President Truman requested, with conference to align House figures. The measure funds Air Force strength, with key contrasts in pay, contractor authority, and Korea-era hazard pay proposals.
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Washington
Dy S. A
Senate
Congress
O'Mahoney
Hance
Odero
House
Korea
Sen
Douglas
CDA
Three Draw Jail Terms For Robbery Case
Fragmented report details three men aged 46 36 and 28 plus a woman facing robbery charges. Names include Andres Yous John Treat and Frenk Serventhen. The proceedings reference a Milwaukee Wisconsin area trial with alleged actions and sentencing terms.
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Carson Gyty
Nev
Nils Footy
Deanne d'Ase Michaud
Bertfield Hiiretary
Sme
Ferday
Dudan Rogne Fainy
Alletsen
Wuarte Wettig
da Vere
Henneta
Anders Seni
Sthiffi
Otters
Andres Yous
John Treat
Frenk Serventhen
Milwanker
Wis
City employees win pay raises and bonuses in city plan
The city approves pay hikes from 1 to 25 percent for select workers, plus longevity and a Christmas bonus, with increases included in base pay. Police and other staff receive higher boosts, while longevity pay adds monthly increments up to 26 years of service.
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Ely
Malta
Aha
Namie
Neil
Congressmen Hint At Possible Term Run In 1958 Race
Longtime politicians discuss potential bids as Congressman Redden comments on a future term. Hendersonville and nearby officials react amid 1950s party maneuvers, naming names like Robert Croughton and Leanlertony. The dialogue signals ongoing speculation about a North Carolina race and party strategy.
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Cvatiesa
Mit
Remnsons
Hendersonville
Gepk
Halle
Arovay
Garona Grernon
Rotarians Elevate Leaders in North Carolina Posts
In North Carolina, Rotary members assume high leadership roles as new officers are announced across districts. The ceremony highlighted regional engagement and ongoing service projects.
Drowned Child Saves Sister as Father Rescues Girl
In a river incident near a North East town a father saved a girl while a boy, 9, drowned. Witnesses say the father, Petty, spoke of rushing to the aid of his children from the bank. The event left families and onlookers in shock as crews recovered the body and searched for the missing boy.
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Hugo
Eel Ninele
Goel Garner
Regal
Petty
Wil Nossey
Hihatie
Small Firms Come To Terms As Steel Strike Drags On
Pittsburgh July 1 CIO United Steel workers made limited gains as small steel firms agreed to terms while major producers held firm. Wage demands centered on raise targets near one cent per hour with shorter layoffs and holiday pay, but many plants remained idle amid tension and union pressure.
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CIO
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Weiling
Ds Derelsiding
Pa Slee Corp
Westinat Peat Tuetfon
Iastaight Ealing
Nevi
Talon Shop
Desire
Am Deere
Revenue gains in North Carolina tax collections reported
A three year summary released to Governor Bratt outlines tax collection progress for roads and highway funding in North Carolina through 1942, showing total general funds near four billion dollars with ongoing development efforts and new revenue measures.
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Levene Genaden Boner
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Gov. Bratt
Dallas
Mere Geass
Shay
Shaw
Ats
Front-Running GOP Candidates Gather Forces
In Chicago the battle for the Republican nomination began as delegates align for Eisenhower, Taft, and other contenders. The Associated Press shows 664 delegates available with 469 favoring Eisenhower, shaping a tense pre-convention contest.
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Gon
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