Federation elects officers after reelection of Fanitinnon
Huelit aweteles iéhide ade provision for the protection wildlife. Fulbright and At dhses members of the House also Were shalled. Ue Fanitinnon of Mountain Home was reelected president of the federation. officers elected were Ris chell James Erie Bluff first vice president Joe Ballenger Corning penohd vice president and W. M. Apple Little Rock secretary y treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam “Fulbright
Dhses
Ue Fanitinnon
Mountain Home
Federation
Rischell James
Erie Bluff
Joe Ballenger
Corning
Prescott News Highlights Garden Clubs and Bridge Events
Prescott notes list the Rainbow Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Kesely s home, the 47 Bridge Club hosts at Mrs. Nelson s East Third Street, and the Southern Pine Garden Club gathering with Mrs. Harrell and plans for a Magnolia Federation flower show April 28. Leaders include Mrs. D L McRae Jr and Mrs. Jack Harrell. prize winners feature roses, dogwood arrangements, and period displays. 1050 Canasta Club and local social visits are mentioned along with several guests and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Nelson
47 Bridge Club
Herhome
East Third St
Bob Reynolds
C. R. Gray
B. A. DeLamar
J.vv. McMahon
E. R. Ward
Southern Pine Garden Club
Jack Harrell
Dale Ledbetter
D. L. McRae Jr
B. A. Warren
Milford Daniel
Magnolia Federation Garden Club
Joe. Paul Crane
W. Watkins
Archie Johnson
D.L. Moseley
D. L. McRae, Jr
H. H. McKenzie
Frank Turberville
DeLamar
Masaley
Ledbetter
Nation faces housing scandal as slums blamed
Housing chief Albiri M. Cole calls slums the No 1 scandal in the nation and urges Chamber of Commerce support for public housing for families displaced by clearance. He vows to ferret out FHA program defects and condemns shell games and windfall profits, noting overall FHA work remains sound while slums plague most cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albiri M. Cole
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Cole
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Cale
Cherry Won't Enter Jenkins Slaying Case
Arkansas Governor Cherry refused to intervene in the case of condemned slayer Bill Jenkins. Jenkins faces execution in the state electric chair on Friday after the U S Supreme Court declined to hear his appeal. Hurst of Hot Springs noted potential further appeals but no court order was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington II
Cherry
Arkansas
Bill Jenkins
Jenkins
U. S. Supreme Court
Q. Byrum Hurst
Hot Springs
Blytheville Base Awaits Money
The Blytheville Air Force Base project waits on Congress funding and the fate of military construction. A Jenkins attorney hinted at clemency possible for Hurst, while habeas corpus relief may be sought in Little Rock. Senator McClellan said the base would host a light bomber group as plans stalled under a funding freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Roach mM
Ww. &. Army Engineers
Blytheville Air Force
Congress
Little Rook
John McClellan
D-Ark
Tactical Air Force
Howse Appropriations
Air Force R
Homes of Former Presidents Preserved in Ohio
The residences of Rutherford B. Hayes James A. Garfield and Warren G. Harding are preserved in Ohio as historical sites. The article notes each home’s preservation status and its significance to American presidential history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutherford, B. Hayes
James A. Garfield
Warren G. Hardings
Oho
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Butler
Geet
Prescott News
Rainbow Garden Club
Harry Keseley
W. B. Sage
Dudley Gordon
Prescott
First Methodist Church
Harrell Home
Mrs
Fred Powell
Enttertains
Canasta Club
Pred Powell
Guildford Lodge
Imon Gee
J. C. Marsh
Birmingham
C. G. Gordon
E M. Sharp
J. V. Fore
J. A. Yancey
H. J. Wileson
L . Kinney
Mrg
Tom Ayers
Fayetteville
Mrs. J. B Hesterly
Lilfie Rock
H. Bradley
Monroe
Sid Durham
Woody of
Collins
D. W. Durban
Q. H. Storey
Susan
Bud
BE. H. Weaver
Chicago
Ira Ward
Little Rock
Kayl King Jr
Rex Carpenter
Ghd
Ennis
Texas
Florence
Ellen Gurley
Mildred Loomis
Nash
Aolmes
Ghety
S&h
Texsun
Wilson
Ballard
Montefadia Shedd
SUN Valley
Sunshine
Underwood
Blytheville
Nathan Gordon
Hurst
Jonking
Cito lJmes
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