Higher Assessments Do Not Mean Higher Tax
Editorial argues state law compels county assessors to reach 18 percent of market value by December 15 or face loss of state aid. Explains millage control, reassessment aims to stabilize taxes, and defends property inspections as equal treatment under the law.
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Hempstead
Arkansas
Hope School
W. ‘He Etter
Washington
Police Seize Beer and Wine From Auto
Police seized beer and wine from a vehicle amid a tax and vehicle check. Authorities described the action as part of a broader effort to curb illicit alcohol transport and enforce regulations.
Probers Say Hoffa Payoff Averted Strike in 1949
Witness William H Miller testified before the Senate rackets committee that payoffs he understood would go to Teamsters President James R Hoffa were linked to a foundry labor dispute in Detroit. Miller claimed a $45 payment was made to Hoffa’s associates as part of labor trouble avoidance, while Hoffa denied involvement and prepared to be questioned.
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Washington
Teamsters Uhlon
James R. Hoffa
William H. Miller
Lennie
Hotta
Midwest
Valde White Miller
Hofta
Tabor
Remo
Miller
Milley
Reshay
Hella
Ile
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Lanat
Ark
McClellan
Halta
Underworld
Prapl Klerdorf
Jad
Beret Wilhaing
Genes
S. Piyaderpld
Detroit
Daylid “Previanc
Arensin
Dan
Wintergreen Oil Fotal to Two SERINGHIELD Hospitalized
A garbled report notes two individuals connected to Wintergreen Oil Fotal were hospitalized after an incident. Homer Arthur Pi Wav and others were mentioned with a 3 percent detail, and Columbus Pahkey entered the hospital with conditions described as satisfactory.
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Seringhield
Jaby
Homer Arthur Pi
Desent Columbus
Pahkey
Bardlny
Byethy Omer
ABA Will Fight to Keep Sales Tax Increase in Arkansas
Little Rock officials report a broad campaign to resist a one percent sales tax hike approved by lawmakers. Forrest Rosell of the ABA and other groups plan a coordinated push, arguing the measure is unnecessary while promising mobilization if a public vote remains on track for the November general election.
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Waar
Forresta Rosell
AEA
Rovertue
Orval Hws
Rozaell
Roacell
Alex ‘Washburn
Hopa Star
Washburn
Texas
Little Rock
City Board Tackles Scooters and Sewer Loan
Police directed to crack down on unregistered scooters as City officials, including Mayor and City Clerk, discuss enforcing rules. Chief Jack Brown warned action will begin. A separate loan of 84 000 was authorized to repair sewer lines along South Main.
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Jack Brown
Marnie
Bev
Agkion
Nezeliaja
School Integration Ruling by Fall Forecast
The U S Court of Appeals weighs a delayed integration plan for Little Rock Central High amid a nationwide push for gradual school desegregation. Key questions include whether delaying full integration can pass Supreme Court scrutiny. Attorneys dispute relief versus discipline at the Little Rock School Board as they await higher court guidance.
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ST. Louis
Lahih U. S. -Cloeult Court of Appeals
Central High
Lille Noel
Issud Jy
Ordete
Tvelved Waar Upder
Ginlor
Little Anele Psehoal Board
Bhattles
Fencol
Anid Righarel C. Butter
Little Rock
Byard
Attornays
Negre
Sabes Wiley A. Braylan
Bula
Smt
Nieto Rushall
Chiul Sa Blarney
Sujet
Ruthie
Supreme Court
A. F. House
Uchy
Farm Loans in County Reported Total of 145 961
Farm loans in the county totaled 145 961 for the year ended June 1848 with 128 000 borrowed for farm operations including feed seed fertilizer and livestock. The agency supervision by Wy M. Parks and others supported by government funds funded improvements and upkeep of farms. The year saw 550 400 in expenditures for farm operations and 9 085 borrowed for seeds and supplies amid weather conditions.
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Hempstein
erVison
Wy M. Aparks
Jlpa
Fargicys
U.S. Troops Urged to Leave Lebanon by West Powers
A fragmentary international briefing notes Soviet Premier Khrushchev backing an approach to the United Nations to force withdrawal of U.S. troops from Lebanon. The report cites pressure from Moscow and comments attributed to Khrushchev, with mentions of Dag Hammarskjold and debates at the United Nations Security Council about prompt actions and Middle East stability.
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London
APY
Red Nations
Mheushehau Jotlor
Jed Hower
Elsénter
Cornell
Saviol News Aviney
U. S. Ambassa
Mogwan
Khiushehey
Misunhawe
Mi Hine
Enue
U.N
Dag Hammarex
Parti Palling
Kheusheheys
All Around Town Hempistead COL cover dockal
Fragmented OCR text mentions persons Waynes and Hams, with unclear place names and dates. The readable items reference a city, a dean, and a missalation term, but the full event, person identities, and concrete actions are not decipherable.
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Hempistead
Waynes
Hams Doyle
Iik
Dean
Two Cotton Meets Set Wednesday In Humplen Hl
A fragmented notice describes a meeting schedule for Wednesday morning at Oakhaven with attendees including Oliver Ty Heng and Greve WUE. The document mentions a test meeting and a bond discussion, but several phrases are garbled, leaving unclear details and exact locations.
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Cuésion di Colo
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