Statewide school funding crisis prompt plan for indebted districts
Arkansas faces mounting high school costs as enrollment soars and deficits grow from building needs. A proposed solution mirrors the Road Law model with state assumption of districts debt above a threshold, consolidating districts to centers, enabling longer school terms and equalizing funds. A legislative commission will study and report permanent measures.
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Arkansas
Presiment
Martinea Road
State Department of Education
General Assembly
Govnor
House of Representatives
Tha House
Woman’s Missionary Society Notes and Local Notices
A collage of church society items and local welcomes. Mrs Chester White returns from Texas visit. Circle No. 4 and Circle No. 2 hold monthly meetings with Devotionals, programs on mercy and prayer, guest speakers, and new members welcomed. D. A. R. chapter meets. several members travel or host events. births, visits, and obituaries noted among community activity.
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Woman's Missionary ‘Society of the First Methodist Church
R. J. Branch
West Third Street
C. C. Parker
Harry Signar
A. W. Schwaleker
R. L. Snell
B. Thompson
5. H. Warmack
T. H. Billingaly
Katherine Franks
Ed Jones
P. L. Oliver
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
Womans Missionary Society
George Robison
East Third Street
W. G. Allison
M. McCloughan
R. M. Briant
Paul
Philippians
J. M. Houston
Ewen McPherson
J. L. Stringer
C. B. Presley
Law Aims to Curb State School Spending and Budget Tightness
Delegates discuss a fiscal reform law requiring districts to budget within income, halt deficits, and limit annual spending. The measure preserves funds for the permanent school trust, earmarking state land proceeds and reducing reliance on revenue. It notes deficits from bank failures and outlines penalties for directors who overspend.
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Tistrieti
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No Real Bookworms in the City Libraries
Philadelphia reports no bookworms in its libraries though two pests are seen near the Parkway. One worm was found years ago by librarian David C. Knalbaugh, captured, placed in a box, thrived briefly, then vanished. No further worms have appeared in libraries or health centers.
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Parkwyiul
David C. Knalbauch
Library Company of Philadelphia
Haolt
Tennis Stars Names Challenge Wimbledon Pronunciations
London report notes Yugoslav, Russian, and Czech Slovakia champions training for Wimbledon. Prominent names Troczynski, Kulkaljogie, and Korotxwikowe pose language barriers for umpires at the Monte Carlo meeting, with spoken pronunciations proving difficult even for judges.
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U.P
Troczynski, Kulkaljogie
Korotxwikowe
Yugo-Slavia
Poland
Ceecho-Slovakia
Gouris
Madwine Karotxwikova
Monte Carty
Twike Aliky
Aregal Is Hard Luck New Orleans Horse
Aregal and owner J. Dire emerge as the season’s hard luck pair in New Orleans racing. In the final week, Aregal won at odds of 15 to 2 after owners had not collected a purse since Thanksgiving, though backers paid.
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UPI
Aregal
J. Dire
Pai
Dire
Corinne B
Ire
Areget
Dreuth disaster reflections and Arkansas news excerpt
A reflection on the dreuth disaster cites Saunders Norvell of Remington Arms via Hardware Age and Arkansas Gazette. It notes cross country publicity, credit losses, and Arkansas diversifying crops. Ed McCorkle praises Fred Heiskell and recalls Little Rock newsroom shop talk about a train incident and a delayed story.
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Remington Arms Company
Hardware Age Magazine
Arkansas Gazette
the Star
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McCorkle
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the Gazette
Scrap Foil Made Statues
New Orleans crowd collects more than 1000 pounds of tin lead and aluminum foil salvaged from cigarette, candy, and chewing gum wrappings. The display will be shown at the Jerusalem Temple and sold to benefit Shrinkers’ Hospitals for crippled children in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Jerusalem Temple
Shreveport
Controversy Over Reporting In A Small Arkansas Newspaper
Editorial reflection on the ethics of omitting a student traveling to a football game. The piece questions the courage of editors who delete sensitive stories and defends publication of matters affecting the public interest. Mentions Fred Heiskell and the Gazette’s stance.
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Arkansas
Consequence
Th Gazette
Fred Heiskell
Carping
Orpha
Hell
Adlerika claims quick relief for constipation in mix
An old advertisement touts a glycerin buckthorn mix, Adlerika, as a two way cleanser for stomach and bowels. It promises relief from constipation in five hours and removal of hidden poisons, endorsed by testimonials and John Gibson Drug Company.
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Adlerika
John
Gibson Drug Company
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