DAR Pageant Promises Historic Restoration Display
Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution prepare for a pageant in Washington. The event highlights early American history with Continental Congress scenes and occupation-era life. Pageant writer Mrs. Harry C. Ogden notes restoration of the period after federal control.
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GM Plant in Arkansas Gets DPA Okay
Washington April 14 The Treasury approves a request by General Motors for a depreciation allowance tied to a planned Arkansas plant expansion. The project aims to convert aluminum from Reynolda Plant into auto parts, supporting tax relief tied to the investment. GM’s amended application calculates the total allowance and tax impact, with figures around 3.2 million dollars in the DPA plan.
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Barkley Receptive to Nomination Says Sources in Favor
Washington August 14 reports say Vice President Barkley is receptive to a possible nomination but would not rush. Allies note he may head the Democratic ticket if a clear path opens, yet he and supporters debate whether to enter the race or wait to back others.
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High Court Rules On Family Custody And Support
The High Court today reviewed a custody dispute involving Clinton and Mary Louw over children living with Merrow. The court modified a chancery order lowering child support from 40 to 1 600 monthly and upheld previous rulings, while a separate case involved Workmen’s Compensation and several civil damages disputes across Clark and Upton counties.
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FCC Lifts Ban on New Station Applications in England Visit
The FCC ends a two year freeze on new station filings and freezes, reserving new apps for students and delaying 431 pending bids. The move aims to create an even field for applicants while preparing for upcoming grants and future allocations. Sophie Tucker arrives in England aboard the Queen Elizabeth for a London stage appearance.
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Yerger High School Announces Week Lunch Menu
Yerger High School released the cafeteria menu for April 14 through April 18. Tuesday features great northern beans carrot cabbage and tomato salad with meat and milk. Wednesday includes ravioli with meat and mixed vegetables, bread, strawberry jelly, and milk.
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Tales of Pocketed Secrets and Marriage Chaos
A quirky tale notes a woman who enjoyed rifling her husband’s pockets, divorces, and remarriage to two different men. She explains the first split by the same hidden contents reappearing, while the second match was a disorderly, exciting romance. The piece muses on neat men versus disorderly partners and inevitable matchmaking.
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Western Union Offices Reopen in Arkansas Cities
Seven Western Union offices in Arkansas, closed due to a strike, have reopened. E B Cannon, Arkansas superintendent, said the offices in Little Rock Rogers Springdale Fayetteville Fort Smith Harrison Conway Hot Springs Ozark Van Buren reopened. The statements were made in Oklahoma City yesterday.
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Steel Seizure Sparks Political Debate in Washington
Washington April 4 A government seizure of the steel industry enters the political arena as wage talks resume between industry and unions. Senators consider calling witnesses to question President Truman over claims that steel plants imposed outrageous price demands to fund boosts.
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Strikers Patrolling Little Rock Office Amid Union Walkout
The AFL Commercial Telegraphers Union strike prompted the Little Rock office to reopen yesterday with pickets planned for the mail, as city officials declined to disclose worker counts or origins. The affected routes spanned multiple Arkansas towns including Bentonville and Wynne, with no stragglers reported returning to work.
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