Bell honors B W Edwards on campus tower photo
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. features a photograph of the Fine Arts Building tower at Arkansas A&M College Monticello. Built in 1934 by Hope contractor B W Edwards, the tower anchors the campus, housing music and home economics. A rustic spiral staircase offers a panoramic Southeast Arkansas view.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Arkansas A. & M. College
Monticello
B. W. Edwards
Hope Contractor
Bell Company
Delta
Arkansas A&m College
Arkansas
Arkansas High Court Proceedings Summary
The Associated Press reports Arkansas Supreme Court actions across multiple cases. Decisions include affirmations, reversals, and remands involving Commercial Printing Co. vs Ark Power & Light, Dora Berry v Bierman, Heiss Executrix v Aetna, Energy Oil v Rose Oil, Burgess v Four States Memorial Hospital, Jesse Willis v City of Dumas, Claus Thomas v State, Lashlee Steel Co. v Dodridge, and Everett King v State.
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Associated Press
Carleton Harris
Commercial Printing Co., Inc
Ark, Power & Light Co
Pulaski
George Rose Smith
Dora Berry
Clarence Bierman
Saline City
Lyle Brown
Martha A. Heiss
Henry A. Heiss
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
Union Chy
Energy Oil Co
Rose Oil Co
Pine Bluff
Howard
Conley Byrd
Lashlee Steel Co
Et al
Eugene F. Dodridge
Saline
Frank Holt
Everett King
State of Arkansas
Benton Circuit
The Negro Community by Ester Hicks
A community column urges reporting of black children absent from Hope School District sessions to curb truancy under the state compulsory attendance law. Phone numbers in Hope exchange are provided for callers during and after hours to support enforcement and term duration. Obituaries note Mack Clinton Sanders of Murfreesboro and Minnie Hunt of Fulton with funeral details announced by Hicks Funeral Home.
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Hope
Ministers’ Alliance
Hope Exchange
Hope School
Mack Clinton Sanders
Murfreesboro
Arkansas
Church of God In Christ
Clob Thrower Cemetery
Thornton
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc., of
Minnie Hunt
Fulton
Hope Nursing Home
Hicks Funeral Homie, Inc
Landmark Legislation Under Governor Bumpers And The 68th General Assembly
The column cites Governor Bumpers as a political force who toppled Arkansas giants Rockefeller and Faubus in eight weeks and notes his legislative skill. It discusses legislative personality dynamics, public needs, and asks what accomplishments the governor and the 68th General Assembly achieved.
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Rockefeller
Arkansas
Rockefeller & Faubus
House
Senate
Bumpers
68Th General Assembly
Arkansas 68th General Assembly's sweeping reform agenda
Governor backed consolidation of agencies into 13 departments an merit system for state workers and education salary raises. The plan added tax changes, liquor law repeal, ethics disclosure, rural medical incentives, consumer protection, controlled substances and solid waste provisions, city home rule, prison reform, university mergers, redistricting, and major construction. Legislators sought reforms in procedural rules, staff, and funding, culminating in a 70 day session with about 1700 bills considered and a confident evaluation of improving state government.
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Arkansas
Code of Ethics
Attorney General's
A. of A
Arkansas A & M
Monticello
Pine Bluff
Hempstead County
Pryor
Children’s Colony
68Th General Assembly
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Delta Landmark
Arkansas High Court
Mort Rosenblum
Colombo
Ceylon
Kegalle
Vietnam
Malaysia
Cyril Ranatunga
Ranatunga
Bogala
Ester Hicks
McLarty
Hope (Ark.) Star
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Mississippi
CCSL
Florida
OTTCR
Mighty High
Sun Country Room Deodorizers
Sis
Pork Loinstein
Sices
Pork Chops Sci
Friced’s Save
Klear
Gerber
Mma
USDA
Arly
Safeway
Marton
Manor House
Safeway Harvest Brown
Mr. G. Brana
Jessice
Bel-air
C.d
Ing
Ates
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