Convict Parole Recommendations Reported for February
The parole board has granted 33 paroles and recommended two furloughs, five commutations of sentence and two pardons by a given date. Notable cases include burglary and grand larceny inmates with terms ranging up to 30 years, plus murder and forgery convictions. Names and dates appear in scattered OCR form.
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Hittie ‘Rock
Pie Denton
Hamiliort
Bulliths
Pat Malone
Sebiian
Hindman
Ge Agnan
George A. Newentaion
Clyde
Stagla
Tinib Sullivan
Phillips
Williams
Pulling
Nea Tae
Stalin's Second Peace Talk Bid Rejected by U S
The Soviet premier Stalin rejected again for a Washington meeting while naming possible venues. Dean Acheson said the United States will not discuss with Russia alone any issues involving other nations and no pledge to meet for peace. Western powers remain determined to resist Communist aggression and reject Bolshevism.
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Stalin
U. S
Truman
Generalissima
Soviet Union
Russia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Dean Acheson
Washington
Acheson
United States
U.S.A
United Nations
America
U. N
Six More Weeks of Winter Proclaimed by Groundhog
The groundhog at Punxsutawney charts six more weeks of winter after peering from its burrow in 20 degree conditions. The legend hinges on shadow sighting on February 2. Storms loom in the West as Nevada faces blizzards and fodder drops halt. national weather shows extreme cold across the northern plains and east, with scattered light snow and rain. Miami records 82 degrees as the warmest spot.
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Punsawtawney
California
Nevada Range
Nevada
U. S. Weather Bureau
Florida
Plains
North Central
Minnesota
North’ Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Kansas
Michigan
Texas
Miami
Senate Passes Insurance Measure in Arkansas Senate
Arkansas Senate approves a bill setting licensing rules for fire, casualty and surety insurance agents with a $10 application fee and residency, training, and active business requirements. The measure, opposed by Abington and Sereton, aims to protect buyers and follows a 1947 rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Senate
State Commissioner of Insurance
General Assembly
House
Arkansas
Jerry Sereton
Hazen
W. H. Abiveton
Beebe
Regu Wation
Pat Garner
Fort Smith
Lawrence Blackwell
Pine Watt
Senate
Yolo
Ernest Manev
Fire destroys four story Maynard consolidated school
A four story brick Maynard consolidated school burned late yesterday with no injuries. Origin undetermined. About 600 pupils were enrolled at the time of the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poeshont
Maynard Consolidated
Airports operate under five man commissions approved
Arkansas house passed a bill authorizing five member commissions to run municipal airports in first class cities, aimed at Little Rock but declared not solely for it. The measure, approved 70 to 6, awaits governor, with no emergency clause delaying effectiveness.
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Little Rock
Arkansas House
Ellis Fagan
House
L. H W. Autry
Mississippi County
Clifton Wade
Washington
Wade
Agriculture Subcommittee
Bist Congress
Tthe
Senate
L Falon" Fraley
Poinsett
Red Progress Discussed in Orient Visit
Tokyo February 3 Army Secretary Kenneth Royal said he will discuss military gains of the Communists in the Orient with General MacArthur but that is not the visit’s purpose. He aims to learn military problems from Pacific commanders and plans visits to Okinawa Hawaii Korea Guam and possibly the Philippines while skipping China.
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Tokyo
Kenneth Royal
MacArthur
Orient
U. S
Pacific
Okinawa
Hawaii
Korea
Guam
Philippines
China
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