Little Rock school tax debate signals state aid strain
The Little Rock school pattern shows a proposed property tax increase to fund public schools amid state aid tensions. Locals warn higher taxes may be required as assessments rise, with district leaders insisting funds are needed to cover education costs. The piece also notes Truman McArthur Wake Island discussion and a lookout on machine journalism progress.
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Special Program in Baptists at Unity Church Auditorium
The Unity Baptist Church hosts a Sunday program at 7 p m on April 29 featuring readings and songs. Performers include Ruth Was Kind to Her Mother Man Millie Jean Flowers Lena Rogers Mildred Taylor Maxine Smith Vonnie Robinson and Mrs Toy Zumwalt with angelic readings and a poem.
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Angels Home
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Monday Deadline on Subscriptions April 30 1951
Rural qonail subscribers are reminded that the cut off for April will be made Monday April 30. The last paper will be delivered next Monday. Renewal should be made now to avoid gaps in delivery and ensure continued service.
Planes Crash in Oklahoma. 14 Die in Air Force Collision
In Carney Oklahoma a slant air force B36 bomber and an F-11 fighter collided during a mock air raid near Oklahoma City. Four parachuted to safety while 14 airmen died as wreckage spread over fields. The B36 from Carswell Air Force Base and the F-11 pilot were among those killed. The crash follows another fatal B 28 mishap in the Azores nearby.
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Roswell
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Carswell Air Force Base
Port Worth
Osexe
Edgar Nettles
Rose Festival Princess Greeted In Hope Arkansas
Miss Geraldine Hester, one of seven rose festival princesses, arrived in Hope at 0 15 with a police escort. She was welcomed by Mayor Lyle Brown and local officials during a two day goodwill tour through southwest Arkansas ahead of the 1931 Rose Festival in Side Rock May 3 to 5. A corsage and gifts from local groups were presented, and she was named honorary queen of the Third District Livestock Show of War.
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Hope
Lyle Brown
Mike Kelly
Charles Armitage
Arkansas
Side Rock
Miss Hester
B. L. Rollig
Hope Federation of Garden Clubs
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Greater Little, Rock
Field Representative to Visit Hope Employment Office
Paul LeGuenec, a field representative of the Texarkana Social Security Office, will be at the Arkansas Employment Office in Hope next Tuesday, May 7, at 9:00 p.m. for guidance. Those 65 or survivors of a recent death may check eligibility and claim benefits.
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Texarkana Social Security Office
Arkansas Employment Office
Hope
Pre School Clinics Announced For Next Year Students
James Heries Superintendent outlines preschool clinics for Paisley Gae Lind and Lircokwonl school intake. Reports May 1 2 May 2 schedule at Paisley School Courthouse and city facilities with medical staff providing exams and immunization. cooperation urged for pre school roundup and smallpox vaccination prior to entry.
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Alt Chillrey
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Patong
Cities to Bid for National Conventions
Washington April 28 seven cities bid to host next year’s national party conventions. Chicago Philadelphia Detroit and Miami have sent representatives while San Francisco Los Angeles Atlantic City showed interest but may withdraw. GOP to meet Tulsa May 11 12 to pick date and site. Democratic committee to decide later in May or June. Local business groups fund convention costs to attract crowds and boost trade. Philadelphia previously spent 200000 plus rent-free venue. Chicago hosted both meetings in 1944.
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Coaching Job Open at Ouachita College Football
The head football coach position is open with many applications but no selection yet. Ouachita’s Mad Rogers was considered, but the college decided not to pursue him as they will retain the current head coach. James H. Jones announced they will review all applications and aim to name a coach soon.
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Hope BPW Club Announces Standing Committees
Mrs Louise Grittin president of the Hope Business and Professional Womens Club today announced standing committees including Membership led by Mrs Roy Mauser Educational and vocational led by Elsie Gentry Finance by Rosa Harrie Health and safety by Mrs Paul Klipsch International relations by Clarice Cannon Legislature by Mrs Thelma Moore New service by Lucie Ruggies Public affairs by Mrs W C Dickey and radio and television by Mrs Charles O Thomas.
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Paul Klipsch
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Norma Lewis
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Charles O. Thomas
Mrs Fannie Steed Dies at Home in Local Notice
Mrs Panole Steed, 76, died early today at the home of a daughter. The obituary notes the passing of Mrs Fannie Steed and mentions family members Mrs Pheid Williams and Emmet Mouser among others in the local death notice.
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Ee Beens
Dieting and Diet Myths Divert From Inner Change
A humorous yet pointed critique of dieting culture argues that modern dieting masks deeper personal issues. The speaker mocks extreme food obsessions and urges readers to address emotional and behavioral causes rather than merely cutting intake.
Negotiators Hope to Settle Detroit Transit Strike
Detroit transit strike drags into week with 3,700 AFL streetcar and bus operators idle. Negotiators returned after a lengthy bargaining session failing to reach wage agreement, while managers signaled willingness to move toward a settlement.
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Nald Waunton
Iran Shah Seeks New Premier Amid Turmoil
Tehran reports say Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi may appoint anti-British nationalist Dr Mohammed Mosandogh as premier as Majlis votes to back immediate seizure of Anglo-Transyn oil company. Premier candidate’s fate uncertain. Western diplomats view Suleiman Tolirtiblay as key loyalty test amid government collapse.
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Conway Woman's Award Winner
Pittsburgh Pal notes an award for a Conway woman linked to the Hera Fund as it honors Mrs Mytile Youngs Thal for her service and bravery during a fire incident involving children.
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Carnegie ‘Hera Fund
Rene Vion
Australian Election Vigil As Coalition Faces Test Of Power
Overseas observers noted the Liberal Country coalition facing a crucial election in Australia. Prime Minister Robert Menzies sought continued governance as Labor strength persisted in the House and Senate surveys. Voter turnout appeared high, with reports of polling stations and early counts in Sydney, while international reports highlighted ongoing hostilities in Asia and allied efforts abroad.
Guns Fire in Cotton Mill Strike Violence Erupts
In a violent clash during a cotton mill strike near Wake Forest North Carolina gunfire erupted injuring several workers. A dynamite blast followed as pickets fought and an explosive fence was set off toward the mill. The riot spread to multiple mills in the area amid ongoing labor unrest.
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