Lang seeks probe of U S Forest Service double dealing
Arkansas State Forester Fred H Lang urged a full investigation into the U S Forest Service over three years claiming double dealing on forestry policy He accused the agency of signaling regulation of private timber lands while denying plans and warned against government funding competing with private sawmills amid war production needs.
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Bransford Added to Governor's Staff in Arkansas
Little Rock Dec. 28 John M. Bransford former executive secretary of the Agricultural and Industrial Commission and former House Speaker in 1937 and 1935 will serve as Governor Adkins legislative secretary for the coming session Adkins plans focus on amending existing laws improving the state hospital and devoting time to legislative matters before the January 11 opening He will meet Comptroller J Sims on budgets then convene a meeting of his honorary tax study committee He opposes the council of state government's proposal to grant the chief executive power to suspend or modify laws during wartime production may determine the outcome of the issue
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Fights Last Night by The Associated Freas
In Cleveland Johnny Lawer 160 pounds edged Tito Taylor 156 pounds in Chicago. Baltimore contenders Billy White 147 3 4 outpointed Billy Carrigan 152 1 2. Buddy Komar knocked out Leon Ford 200 in Baltimore. Roosevelt Thomas 160 beat Warren Peterson 162 in Holyoke. Johnny Creep 187 defeated Gene Johnson 141 in New York.
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Sullivan Memorial winner named for standout NYU miler
Today a year ago Lestie Mac Mitchell of New York University was named winner of the Sullivan Memorial award as the nation's outstanding athlete. Three years ago Chicago White Sox released "oi fighter Henry Eiinbacher to Toledo of the American association. Five years ago long-shot of the 1937 racing season paid $571 for 82 in winning swith race at Tropicia Park.
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