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Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1947

Page

4

Arkansas Looks to the Future and Hurrah for Arkansas

Two new items interest Arkansas readers. APL Co. publishs Arkansas Looks to the Future detailing state industrial and agricultural strengths. Marguerite Lyon's Hurrah for Arkansas, a 285 page book from Bobbs-Merrill, chronicles Arkansas life with Marge of Sunrise Mountain Farm fame. The CIO calls the House labor bill probably unconstitutional and pledges court opposition, while Senate debate on its own version proceeds amid differences to be resolved in a conference committee.

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President Truman to throw first ball in Senators opener

Washington April 18 President Truman will throw the ceremonial first ball at 3 p m EST when the Washington Senators host the New York Yankees in the home season opener. The president had planned to pitch Monday but that game was rained out.

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