Arkansas Bargain Fight Over Flood Control Funds
Lawmakers clash over appropriations for flood control projects and capital outlay in the upper and lower houses. Debate centers on 49.125 million accorded by Senate votes, with tensions over allocations to reservoirs and river works, amid Missouri floods and budget forecasts. Key figures include McClellan, Truman era budgets, and conferees seeking final language on Ark canal and river improvements.
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Indonesian Police Round Up Rebels
Indonesian police rounded up rebels amid plans for a coup on Independence Day. Officials reported arrests include members of leftist parties and government critics, with police securing government buildings and party headquarters. The incident followed arrests linked to a plotted revolt and a public celebration planned for the day.
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Officer slain by own men shocks nation during turmoil
A chaotic report claims a U S officer was killed by fellow soldiers amid a disorderly scene. The document cites departmental statements naming Mag Wolfie Vober, age forty, and notes unclear affiliations with various groups. The timeline, geography, and exact charges remain unsettled as officials assert ongoing investigations.
Truman Will Investigate Army Football
President Truman plans a formal inquiry into potential football emphasis at West Point amid concerns over grades and discipline. The White House indicated a broader review of how football factors into cadet life and academic standards at Annapolis and West Point, with officials seeking clarity on policy and integrity.
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Experimental drug trial ends in collapse at medical lab
A medical experiment using morphine sedatives and cortisone led to overdoses and collapses of Mrs Pearson and Clifford at the university lab yesterday. Dr Salughter described the drug toxicities and said other tests with sedative compounds have shown varying effects. Both volunteers were state employees, not students, officials said.
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Baker Home Demonstration Club Holds Park Picnic
The Baker Home Demonstration Club held its annual picnic at Fair Park on Friday evening at 7 30 with a short business meeting led by president Meier Qwens and a prayer by Mrs. Th Bo Fenwick. Fifty members attended and the next meeting will be at Mrs Roy Bakers home.
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Wrestling wrinkle and curious vintage notes in Devon
A fragmented excerpt describes wrestling rules in Devon with heavy soled shoes and shin kicks, mentions the Purple Heart origin dated August 7, 1722, and lightly touches on coarse cotton cloth from Asnaby and regional farm sizes in North Carolina and nearby towns Maggie and Nellie near Smokey Mountains.
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