Judge Moore and the Murray CTO Case in West Virginia
The piece discusses Charleston judge Ben Moore's role in the Murray CTO case challenging the Taft Hartley Act. It notes Moore's connections with Townsend and UMW figures, questions his political neutrality, and claims Roosevelt era court-packing influence. The author criticizes the judiciary and cites Moore's response to inquiries.
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Roosevelt
Ben Moore
Charleston
W. V.a
Phil Murray
Tdft-Hartley
Moore
T. C. Townsend
United Mine Workers
Washington,d.c
John L. Lewis
Townsend, Bock, Moore and Townsend
Kanawha County
W. Va
Common Pleas Court
Up O
United Mines
J. P
Chew-Tobacco Squires
Murray- Cto
Brown
Magoffin Institute
Washington
Townsend
New Deal
CIO
UMW
A. F. of
Truman
D. of
Jackson
Justice Jackson
Justice Black
Lewis
Jim Wilson Wins Skeet Jacket Prize
Jim Wilson yesterday won the Skeet jacket from the Hope Skeet club for the high scorer in 200 targets over two rounds weekly for four weeks. Wilson posted weekly scores of 49 50 49 50 out of 50 targets for a 1983 72 score average. sixty six rounds were shot in the afternoon with many named competitors including Ross Wight Beck Morgan Bud Price and Charles Bryan.
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Jim Wilson
Hope Skeet Club
Wilson
Ross Wight
Beck Morgan
Bud Price
Pletcher Reed
Charles Bryan
Broken Wright
Ross
Kid OO Wilson
Jim Z . Morgan
Be Reed
Tletcher Price
Bud Lewis
Bryan
Charles Hamm
R. Frazier
Joel
Pappas
Charles
Griffin
Sonny
McDowell
Ray . Cox
Ben G
Wylie
Geo
Harvis
J. O
Henry
D. Keith
Mobile Bears Take Lead In Southern Association
The Mobile Bears regained the top spot in the Southern Association by edging Chattanooga 6-4 for a second straight night while Nashville crushed New Orleans 14-2. Memphis, after leading Tuesday, fell 14-2 to Birmingham and dropped to third as Atlanta beat Little Rock 18-2. Travelers stayed tied with Chattanooga at the bottom after Atlanta’s rally.
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Associated Press
Mobile Bears
Southern Association
Nashville
Volsa
Bears
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Birmimgham Barons
Atlanta
Little Rock
Travelers
Milo Johnson
Notice of Sale of Brookwood School Property in Hope Arkansas
The Hope School District 1-A Board of Education in Hempstead County announces sealed bids for the Brookwood School property on Highway 67 within Hope. Lots 1 2 3 4 9 10 11 12 in Brookwood Addition, two story stucco building with 10 rooms. Bids due by 7 30 p m June 1948 to James H. Jones Superintendent. The board may reject all bids. Title delivered when price paid and title free of encumbrances. April 29 May 6 13 20.
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Brookwood School
Hope School
Hempstead County
Hope
Arkansas
Brookwood
Toemin Highway
James H. Jones
Board OF Education
Rw, LaGrone, Jr
Clifford Franks
Bobcats roll to 20 2 win at Prescott in sixteenth win
Hope Bobcats crushed Prescott 20 to 2 as pitcher Hazard hurled a complete game with 12 strikeouts and four hits allowed. Prescott committed six errors and a 14-hit Bobcat barrage powered the victory, with Stockwell homering for Atlanta in an unrelated note.
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John C. McLeop
Hope Bobcats
Victary
Prescott
Lawrence Hazzard
Curly Wolve
Hazzard
Warning Order in Hempstead County CourtArkansas
Warning order issued in Changery Court Hempstead County Arkansas directs Thelma Faulkner to appear within thirty days and answer Marcus Faulkner’s complaint. Witnessed by court seal on April 14 194 with clerk Qmera Evans listed and seal dated April 15 2 May 6.
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Changery Court
Hempstead County
Ark
Marcus Faulkner
Plaintif
von Thelma Faulkner
Thelma Faulkner
Galf
C. E., Weaver
Clemi
Qmera Evans
B. C
Cats Surge With 20-Base Night In Seven-Inning Slugfest
The team sent 46 batters to the plate and reached first 26 times on 14 hits, 9 errors, 8 walks, and 10 stolen bases. James Russell belted the season’s first homer, while Mitchell LaGrone led with strong hitting and his second triple in as many games. Other players tallying two hits included Paul Ingram, Buddy Sutton, Edsel Nix, and Lawrence Hazard.
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Cats
James Russell
Mitchell LaGrone
Paul Ingram
Buddy Sutton
Edsel Nix
Lawrence Hazard
Hope Abrhe Balto
Boots
Russell
Ingram
Gunner
Harris
Westbrook
Wilson
Nix
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Ince
Gentry Printing
D.& PL
Temipien.Co
Williams
Hendale
Daniels
Shel
W._E. Cox
Bargalit
Eria
Texas
Sera
Dependable Trucking and Storage Inc
Hope, Ark
H. L. Adams
Std
Fulton Streets
Vernie Goynes
Hope City
Jay K.moopy
South Pine
South
East Sixth Street
PHA
West Ave
Park Drive
West
Ada Street
Foster-Ellis
Man
J. McAteer
Rawleigh
South Hempstead
Tenn
City Furniture Co
Hat Branch
South Walnut
W. P. Singleton
Rusty Jones
South Main
Venetian Blind Co
Phong
Alto Custom Work
Sons Tractor CO
Walnut &J
Singleton
Ford
Fer
Cobb
Highway
Foster-Ellis Real Estate & Insurance
East
Pioneer
California
Riley Cooper
Texee Ave
Texarkana
Glen Walker
Thurston A. Walsey
ED Lester
County
Dudae Cc
Cook Fred A. Luck
John L Wilson, IR
Omera Evans
Tax Asaensor
Charles Malone Anne Willis Strickland Sorilt Counon Prescott Cec E. Weaver
Westbrook Pegler
King Features Syndicate
Mobile
KXAR
Opinen
Tefers
Stephens Grocer Co
Hope Blevins
Bobcat
New York Harbor
Luke Hamilton
Bob Snyder
Walter Stockwell
Snyder
al Yayhan
Barons
Bob Schultz
Roy Allison
C.D. Lauterbach
James & Moore
Cleaners
Albert
Albert’s Candy CO
E. Candy St
R. C. Daniels Collecting Agency
Nat'l Bank
Borvick’s_ Electric Service
Pho
Hope, Aric Refrigeration Service
Luck Motor
Cokar
Tom Kinser
Art
A. T. Whitehurst
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of
Omaha
Feeders Supply CO
Rioh
Cancer Control Fund
Cancer
America
Citizens National Bank
Earl Clifton
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