Arkansas Split Over Daylight Saving Time Debate
Arkansas debate over daylight time shows division with stakeholders split along interests. State Chamber of Commerce and Arkansas Municipal League lean toward a standard change while theater owners and cinema subscribers resist. Public sentiment appears evenly divided with rural areas vocalizing strongest opposition and urban readers more divided.
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Chashers of Commerce
Arkansas Munieival League
Arkansas
Arkansas Munielanl
Clumbers of
Camemores
Cuession Steel SH
Arxpines
Condorn
Ackaosas Press Agsaglation
Publianors
Fmest
Die Juposal
the Stiles
Dhe
Elgg
Pheolin Pioture
Davilah
Operina
Rose Garden Club April Meeting Celebrates Anniversary
The Prescott Garden Club marked its April anniversary with Mrs. Dalrymple recounting club history since its founding on April 1 188, and past presidents honored with club medals. Members hosted a tea after the program, detailing arrangements and floral decor, while Cub Scouts held a separate den meeting at Mrs. Beck’s home with songs pledge and crafts.
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Willy Mya
J. K. Bhipp
A. M. Wietlig
0. B. Ritellc
Bill Onlos
Charles Hesturdy
Dim Gentry Thomas
Ree Ub
Carl Dalrsanple
Rose Garde Club
Frescott Garten Club
Dalrymple
PL Yarbrough
Jesse Porter
Charles Seoul
Joe Brunemett
Mes
J. R. Ronis
Miers
Vernon Buchanin
Wiha Worthington
Z. , McRae
Acquse
Mawes
Oich
Flarny
Heo
Scout den
Beck
Betty
Innes
Johnnny
Redfern
Cubs
Allggiwanee
Jays
David Pry
Mike Garner
Jen
Gary Beck
Oliver
Prescott’ Garden Club
Lawson
Migs
Covol
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Peelers
Tyery
Dip. Stijplige Brovigh
Ar. Vahremshls
Irigy
Hg Keiesys
Hay
Ayes
Bullet Shaped Blob Lights Southern Sky
Witnesses from Georgia to Kentucky report a bright bullet shaped object crossing the sky west to south. Military and weather officials initiated an inquiry as pilots observed a red and yellow globe, with observers noting a high altitude blaze before the object faded.
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Atlanta
IGP
Mantinsburg
Corbin
Kyding
Georggia
Dabbib
Weather Bureau
Mets
Mysty
Navy
H. D. Jarvis
Chrleston
Leiner
Dobbins
Jarvis
Cornelian
Georgina
al Rame
Madio
Bob Marth
Wall
Hehring
Martin
Ohio Publisher Arrives in Formosa for Far East Tour
Alve Dix publisher of the Machins' Ferry-Bellaire Times Leader arrived in Taipei Formosa on a 10 day fact finding tour. He is described as a veteran Asian traveler and correspondent and plans to gather material for his publication during the trip.
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Taipei
Formosa
Alve Dix
Machins
Bellaire
Ohio
Times-Leader
Tokyo
Far East
Teater Family Returns From Jobos Korn Visit
Mr and Mrs J W Teater return from Joboskorn where they were guests of their daughter Mrs Ja Siean and family Their granddaughter Cynthing accompanied them home for a visit Mrs Ida Marin and Miss Sue Martin Ware were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joffre Rogers at Waren Nal and Mrs Donald Tye announce the birth of their son Terry Lynn on April 15
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J. W. Teater
Joboskorn
Ja Siean
Cynthing
Ida Marin
Sue ‘Martin Ware
Joffre Rogers
Waren
Donald Tye
Terry Lynn
Probate Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
In the matter of the estate of Clinton Pree deceased case number 1404 the undersigned administrator announces the court's appointment and calls all claimants to file their claims within months of first publication, or be barred from any benefit in the estate. April 21, 28-1.
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Arkansas
Pelerstaine
Minerva J. Ross
Ducuconts
Columbus
Agail
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Dade
Lteril Velma
Ruytvis
Cylimbuls
Clinton Pree
Paton
Dale
Innet
Ella Prao
Ian Tony
Arene
Widow of Jeff Davis Succumbs in Arkansas
Mrs. Iela Core, 81, widow of Governor Davis, died after a long illness in Turner hospital. services were set for 2 p.m. today at Greer Funeral Chapel with Charles McDonald officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery in Ozark.
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UPI
Iela Core
Davis
Arkansas
Daft Daviz
Turner Hospital
Greer
Charles McDonald
First Methodist Church of
U S Aid Rally At UN Over Soviet Bomb Charge
United States secured broad UN Security Council backing against Soviet charges that U S members hid hydrogen bombs. Arkady Sobolev urged urgent measures while Henry Cabot Lodge Jr and SAC officials prepared a documented rebuttal. Council members considered an extraordinary night session to resolve the dispute quickly.
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Bruge W. Munn
United Press
Correspahte
United Nations
United States
U.S
Russig
Security Council
Anedeel Chiomyku
Arkady A. Sobolev
Reguuim
Strategic
Air, Command
Defense and State’’ Departments
N' ansiver-Sobolev
Eacefly
Gromiykos
Security ‘Council
Secrity’ Council
Canady
China
Colambia
France
Trea
Japan
Panéme
Britain
Council
Sidas
Russia
East - West Security Council
Bilingary
Frank H. Bartholomew
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Lopfrets
Soviar Frontiery
Little Rock Hires New Traffic Engineer
Little Rock announces its new traffic engineer Memory DeNoble 71 who states several issues exist in the citys traffic control system. He notes visibility problems from unpainted lights, lack of synchronization, speed limit changes, and parity adjustments on some thoroughfares.
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Little Rock
Ttlh
Springfield
Convention Rules Signal Changes at Atlantic City
At the Atlantic City convention the League of Women Waters introduced rules governing delegates. It bans wearing certain attire at meetings and disallows resolutions on proposed measures, aiming to regulate participation and conduct during sessions.
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Atlantic City
League of Women
Waters
Unclear Defense Dispatch On SAC Alert System
Obscure U S defense notes discuss SAC alert procedures and missteps. Assistant Defense Secretary Murray Snyder defends the system as accurate and rejecting the possibility of U S bombs being dropped due to a faulty protocol. Bartholomew cites U P dispatches cleared with the Defense Department before publication.
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Verard
United States
United ‘Russia
Defense
Murray Snyder
SAC
Bartholomew
U.P. Dispatch
Defense “Department
Russia
Eissen Hswvec
Texas Storms Sweep Texas with Wide Damages and Hail
Storms roared across Texas bringing winds up to high speeds, felling trees and breaking windows in Port Worth and Wichita Falls. Reports spoke of funnel clouds in multiple states, heavy precipitation along the Great Lakes region, and blistering heat elsewhere as a broad weather system moved east from California into the Plains and Midwest, with temperatures spiking in southern California and Nevada.
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Hallas Arsatila
Wichita Falls
Fos
Bassuit
Borger
Tex
Mildois
Little Rock
Texas
Carolie
New York
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tenttesgee
Mississippi
Alabama
Jackson
Miss
New “Phyland
Gonteast
California
Las Anegules
Record Heat Wave Grips Desert Towns Amid Record Temps
In the Coli area, heat exhaustion cases rise as temperatures reach a 106 degree level. Workers and residents face dangerous conditions with extended exposure risk. Authorities issue warnings and urging hydration, shade, and cooldown measures across affected communities.
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