Ricks Loses Authority to Name Police Chief in Court Ruling
Kansas Supreme Court reverses Hot Springs ruling, stating mayor Earl Ricks lacked authority to appoint Callahan as chief of police. Court refused to rule on Callahan's eligibility, citing Civil Service Act and historic ordinances. Ricks vows to press on after high court decision.
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Municipal Civil Service
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Servier Commission
Hot Springs
Leo McLaughlin
Callahan
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Arkansas Real Police Association
Bert Conor
James Shannon
Ricks
Ernest Moner
C. Floyd Hult
Clyde Brown
Manet
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Supreme Court
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Sam Garratt
Garratt
Ayor
Upreme
Ince Callahan
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Civil Service Commission of
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Arl Ricks
Surreyue
Circuit Judge Auten Dies in Little Rock
Circuit Judge Lawrence Auten, 51, died unexpectedly at home in North Little Rock after a brief illness. Appointed to the Sixty-second district in 193... auten had served as chief deputy prosecutor and had run unsuccessfully for associate supreme court justice. Survivors include his widow, daughters, and a brother.
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Auten
Bartist State Hospital
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Little Rock
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Supreme Court
Daily Bread on Military Labels and Unpreparedness
A reader letter continued from page one critiques the use of a military background label for policymakers. The writer argues the label is unfair and unjustified, urging readers to compare current claims with pre World War history. They contend nonmilitary officials can wield big power effectively and warn against equating military service with foreign policy decisions.
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Marshall
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Einstein
America
Spirit of Gandhi’s influence in India after martyrdom
The article assesses whether Gandhi’s spirit will continue to shape Indian politics after his assassination. It notes persistent tensions between Hindus and Muslims, cites potential plots against Nehru and Azad, and argues peace hinges on how leaders honor Gandhi’s legacy. The piece emphasizes Gandhi’s lasting impact on Nehru and Indian leadership.
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Indian
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Mindu
Gandhwagar
Narayan Vineyoak Gadee
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Koma
Mahasabha
India
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Inti
Panitil Jawaharlal Nel
Drile Mmiyisher
Dominion
Sardar Vellabhai Patel
Nehru
Azad Ang Patel
Pakistan
Bower
Ma- Nalin
Gandhi Assassination Reverberates Across India
Nehru addresses the constituent assembly after Gandhi's assassination, condemning violence and urging unity. He warns that the act is not madness but a product of long simmering hatred. Officials hunt a gang believed to target high Dominion officials tied to Gandhi.
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America
Friends of America
Russians File Continued From Page One
Pravda in Tehran reports American military activity near the Tran border with Iran. Russian note accuses U S advisers of directing border fortifications air fields and illicit border tours for photos and frontier study. It cites influx of Americans and US aided Iran oil storage weapons and army reform. It urges Iran to remove the abnormal situation.
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Iran
Arkansas Items and Events Across The State
A collection of brief notices from Arkansas including tax exemptions for National Guard pay, a mine death near Paris, a fire at Elm Springs homes, and the Arkansas Livestock Show Managers Association meeting in Little Rock. Also reports on University registration mood and Gandhi memorial aftermath in India with rising tensions.
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Little Rock
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Arkansas Livestock Show Managers Association
Marion
Wlyde Byrd
el Dorado
Arkansas Livestock Association
L. H. Autry
Mississippi County
Byrd
Market Report From Tl. Louis Livestock Feb 2
Hogs 10,000 lots with 180 to 230 lbs at 25.50 higher. 180-250 lbs 26.50-27.25. 160-170 lbs 26.00-27.00. 136-150 lbs 22.90-25.50. Sows 24.00-25.00. over 50 lbs 22.75-23.73. stags 17.00-20.50. Cattle 5,000 with calves 1,200. steers steady to sharply lower. top heifers and yearlings 26.00-28.00. cows 17.00-23.00. vealers 26.00-34.00. Sheep 3,000 with good lambs 26.00. Grain and provisions show corn down, oats lower, wheat rally late. soybeans around 3.93. Poultry prices firmer. live poultry steady. New York cotton mixed. University to admit Negro law students under special arrangements discussed. Star reporting details and staff credits follow.
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USDA
New Orleans Cotton Futures End Mixed Amid Trade Activity
New Orleans on February 2 saw cotton futures dip early then rebound as traders bought and covered. Closing prices ranged from modest gains to losses with May and other contracts finishing near mixed levels. Text also notes tea types by processing and a note on rheumatic fever affecting children aged five to ten.
Cold Wave Grips Midwest Amid Frigid Forecast
Chicago reports a strong cold wave sweeping south through the upper Midwest with sub zero readings in Grand Forks and Minneapolis as gas shortages idle 250000 workers. Temperatures rise slightly in the East and South, while Tennessee motorists resume southward travel after a thaw.
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Upper Midwest
Weather Bureau
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Grand Forks
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Minneapolis
Nebraska
Iowa
Tennessee
Trainman Killed as Rock Island Freight Crashes Near Ta Station
A westbound Rock Island Denver train collided with a freight near the Ta station, killing conductor Clifford H. Full of Silvis and injuring many passengers. The locomotive crushed the caboose and damaged several cars, with wreckage spread under an overpass. Police noted the crash occurred as the freight backed east toward a siding. Nearby, thousands faced travel disruptions from snow and ice across Virginia and North Carolina, with schools closed and roads blocked. California meanwhile saw light drizzle but no significant rain expected.
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Denver
Clifford H. Full
Silvis
University of Iowa
Cletus Summel
Pulaski
Columbia
Virginia
North Carolina
Henderson
Tarboro
Wilmington
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Nature's danger signals from torpid bile flow to health
The excerpt explains bile’s path from liver to gallbladder and onward to the bowels, noting a blocked gallbladder harms digestion. It lists symptoms of bile stagnation: bad breath, coated tongue, loss of flavor, heartburn, belching, gas, pallor, dull mood, frequent colds, constipation, and possible intestinal toxins, labeled in the South as Forpid Liver and suggested as Torpid Bile Flow.
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