Arkansas Looks to the Future and Hurrah for Arkansas
Two Arkansas related items include a brochure Arkansas Looks to the Future by Arkansas Power & Light Co. promoting state industry and agriculture, and the book Hurrah for Arkansas by Marguerite Lyon, 285 pages, with praise for the author known as Marge of Sunrise Mountain Farm. Washington reports CIO opposition to the labor bill, predicting unconstitutionality, with Senate debates and conference prospects as House passage nears.
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President Truman To Pitch Opening Day Ball for Senators
Washington April 18 President Truman will throw the first ball at 3 p m EST to open the Washington Senators home season against the New York Yankees. He was scheduled to pitch Monday but rain postponed that game.
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