Picketing Ban Upheld By Court
The Missouri Supreme Court upheld a statewide ban on picketing at an ice plant, ruling the state may regulate collective action to protect public interests. Justice Black noted the decision construes and applies the Missouri statute without judging its wisdom, stressing federalism and public welfare. The ruling also touched on New York milk pricing laws and a wartime pension case in the same session.
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Washington
Astice
Black
Itv
AFL Ice and Coal Drivers ‘and Handlers Union
Kansas ‘Cuty
Empire Storage and Ice Company
Empire
Thempany
Missouri Supreme Art
New York State
Allison
Missouri
Congress
Arkansas Radio Station Grant Sparks Ownership Debate
A contested Batesville radio station grant ends with White River Valley Broadcast, Inc. shown as final owner over Batesville Broadcasting Co. The award to Jared E. Trevathan’s group promises diversity in media ownership and will operate a 250 watt station on 1340 kHz. The decision faces dissent from Commissioner Paul Walker.
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Wasninnian
Batesville
Ark
Bee
White River Valley Broadcastters, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
Batesville Groadcasting Co
White River Corporation
Jared E. Trevathan
Weekly News-Review
O. E. Jones
Batesville Daily Guard
Rock Roster Has Many Youngsters
Little Rock Travelers aim for top division after a youth focus. Manager Jack Saltzgaver plans strengthened pitching and added power with players like Bob Moyer at first, Al Federoff at second, and Alex De La Garza at short, as Detroit help looms and weather improves.
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Carl Bell
Little Rock
Little Rock Travelers
Detroit Chain
Travelers
Jack Saltzgaver
Rocks
Saltzgaver
Arkansas
Weil
Bud Kimball
San Antonio
Toledo
Bruce Blanchard
Williamsport
Blanchard
Joe Brantt
Duke Doolittle
Thell
Wayne Blackburn
Ken Humphrey
Johnny Grice
The
Johnny Anadulovich
Tornado Toll Climbs Across Arkansas Regions
April 4 dispatches report 10 deaths from the March 26 tornado in Crittenden Prairie Nev ada Dallas Campus Ouachita counties and nearby areas excluding West Memphis and Camden. Kim Gribsby, 43, died of injuries at Whelen Springs. another fatality occurred there. Most deaths centered in the England-Scott area with 400 left homeless in Mayenayan after a wire destroyed 40 buildings.
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Crittenden County
Ely
West Memphis
Prairie County
Nevada
Dallas
Campus
Manila
Mayeunayan
Atlantic Alliance Seen as Key Step Toward Collective Security
Foreign ministers from eleven nations gather in Washington with U S Secretary of State Acheson to sign the Atlantic Pact. Spaak calls it the world’s most important move toward collective security as nations like the United States Britain France and Italy join to form a durable alliance. The peace block faces Russian opposition while Portugal and Spain show evolving ties. Washington meets Monday in a high profile display with Bevin and Count Sforza among the notable figures in attendance.
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Washington
U. S
Acheson
Paul-Henri Spaak
Isa
Organization of the United Nations
Wiley
Wisconsin
Foreign Relations Committee
America
United Allons
Teeland
Britain
France
Netherlands
Belgium
Luxembourg
Norway
Denmark
Italy
Portugal
United States
Canada
Spain
Lisbon
Madrid
Portusigal
Lis
Atlantic Alliance
Samn
Bril
Bevin
Mary
Carlo Sforza
Sforza
Cub Scout Pack 40 Meets at First Baptist Church
Cub Scout Pack 40 at First Baptist Church Mape held their regular monthly meeting in the Educational Building. New Scouts joined Pack 90 with parents present as badges and certificates were awarded. Den leaders were announced with Mrs R L Broad installed as den leader for No 2.
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First Baptist Church
Mape
Med
Larry Mattin
Henry Houston
James Hervey Gunter
Charles Ruggles
Jimmy Allen
Orval Brannan
Tally Oats
Perry Pirtle
Longtime socialist leader Beven championed workers fight for peace
Beven, son of an English agricultural laborer, left school young to work hard and climb Britain’s labor ranks. He defied Mussolini, refused a monarchs summon, and risked his life for democracy. Now a representative of socialist government abroad, he pursues the treaty nations’ aim of general welfare and peace.
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Mussolini
Beven
England
Scout Exposition Prep Plans for May Second Hope
On Thursday afternoons at 4, a weekly program focuses on demonstrations for the scout exposition upcoming in Hope on May second. The sessions prepare den demonstrations and engage scouts in organized activities.
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Hope
Linscott Grips National AAU Title Despite Strong Bout
Grand Rapids schoolboy Linscott, defending middleweight champion, moved closer to retaining his AAU title as he won two bouts in the opening rounds. He defeated Jimmy White of Milwaukee and Sgt. Leland Pillen of Fort Bragg, with other winners mostly in lighter divisions. One heavyweight bout saw Kurman Wilson of St. Louis defeat Medyin Modesti of San Francisco.
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Boston
Eye
Linseod
Grand Rapids
Nise
Linscott
Jimmy White
Milwaukee
Leland Plillen
82Nd Airborne Division
Fort Brace
N.C
Kurman Wilson
St. Louis
Medyin Modesti
San Francisco
Parker Golfers Win But the Netmen Lose
The Associated Press reports the University of Arkansas golf team won a deal meet on Wednesday while the Netmen suffered a defeat. The article highlights Parker golfers and contrasts their victory with the Netmen’s loss, detailing the college athletic event and results.
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Parker
Associated Press
University of Arkansas
Arkansas Tennis Loses as Golf Team Beats Tulsa Rival
The Arkansas golf team defeated the University of Tulsa by 12 3 2 to 4 1 2 at Tulsa. Meanwhile the tennis squad was routed by Baylor 6 0 at Waco.
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Lille Rock
Asphillis Yhorpiyn Henry
Arkansas Tax Commission
Augusta
University Ou Arkansas Law School
Y. M. Sparling
Arkansas Public Services Commission
Joey
Arkansas
University of Tisa
Tulsa
Teasen
Baylor
Waco
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Shelby County States Rights Democratic
Geerig
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Hot Springs
Clyde H. Brown
Everett C. Carnes
Fayetteville
Mid-Continent
Jam Newton
Wichita
Kas
Burley Walker
Oklahoma City
John Fritz
Kunans City
Sanitation Officiel
Taylor Travers
Oklahoma
J ‘Duunita Haynes
Shertchin
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Loren C. Watkins
Harrison
Leora Steiner
Ethel Newtle
Little Rok
Arkansas Conference
Brooks Hays
Giluc
Eek
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Phil, Ark
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York City
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Lee
Rock
Payetteville
Mid-Continent Association
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Queen
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Association — of Oklahoma
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Kansas
Arksinsus
University of Pennsylvania
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Conway
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Hope Auto
Hope, Ark
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Fashion Academy OF RW York
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