Spring Yearns for Far Away Songs in Society Notes
Fragmented society column items recount visits and meetings at Little Rock and Bay View. Mrs. K. G. McRae visits relatives. Friday Muale Cliry hosts. Chorit Class meets. Bay View Reading Club held a session with Dr. Hamilton presenting a Holy Land moving picture lecture and film reel. Mrs. De Shannon presided. 25 members attended First Christian Church missionary meeting.
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Bay View
Clorane
Dr. Hamt
Bettie Jones
Womans Missionary Society of the First Christ In Church
Mes
de Shannon
Ernest Cahan
Walter Carter
Graham
Alva Reynerson
Iwi
China
J. E. Gavin
Whitworth Meeting Closes With Prayer
HG. Whitworth presided as attendees concluded the gathering with a closing prayer led by Mrs. ul K. Gregory.
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HG. Whitworth
Ul, K, Gregory
Bailey urges Arkansas Rivers Authority to cut power rates
Lt Governor Bob Bailey pushes for a state TVA like Arkansas Rivers Authority to cut power costs and provide flood protection. He urges Congress to fund an Arkansas Rivers Authority to build dams and sell power to utilities with a ceiling on returns, arguing Arkansas has extensive navigable rivers but low power rates. He cites the Blakely dam extension case and argues electricity costs hinge on distribution within cities, not generation.
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Little Rock
Ark
Bob Bailey
Arkansas Flyers Authority
Little Tva
Carl E. Bailey
Bufley
Arkansas Rivers Authority
ARA
Blakely
Guarhita River
Hot Springs
Uites
TVA
Diplomatic Ties With Russia Kept
Washington reports that the House twice defeated attempts to end diplomatic relations with Soviet Russia. An 8 to 105 vote blocked a move to strike ambassador salaries, and a 38 to 95 tally rejected excluding embassy maintenance funds in Moscow. Senate committee approved more aid for Finland and China, raising foreign credit authority and outlining future limits.
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Washington
House
Russia
Chamber
McCormack
D-Mass
Moscow
Senate
Nreion
Finyue
Finland
China
Senate Conmitee
Import-Esport Bank
Jesse Jones
Japan Teeters Over U S Ties Amid Trade Pact Fallout
Tokyo parliament heard the government warn of anticipated difficulties in economic relations with the United States and consider abrogating the core power duty. Premier Mitsumi Isa Yowai signaled Japan might reassess policy if the U S continues oppression in China. Foreign Minister Hachiro Arii called the trade pact ending technically legal though politically troubling.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
China
Mitsumi Isa Yowai
Negro Athletic Program Friday at Weuio Spotlighted Fights
A Friday program features Pike Curclean 11d-pousster versus Eddie Pype 165 pounds and Pagee 141 pounds, with Edward Harvey 140 and Lorman Wesson 14 meeting George Johnson. The Joe Louis and Godoy bout will be broadcast. Sponsored by the Negro recreational department.
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Weuio Athletic
Slunierl
Pike Curclean
Pousster
Eddie Pype
A. Od
Piagee
Gerald Smith Enters Louisiana Campaign
Gerald L K Smith, once speaker at Huey Long’s funeral, launches a Louisiana gubernatorial bid. Unclear alliances linger as he debates backing Guy Earl K Long or other candidates in the second primary on February 20. Smith has been out of state politics for years, critic of fascism and communism.
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Baton Rouge
Gerald L. K. Smith
Huey Long
Lausia
Sinih
Cole
North Louisiiana
Oly
Guy
Earl K. Long
Unc Kan
Sig
Jones
Smith
Long
Stave
Beal
Two Toll Bridges Are Ordered Sold
The White and Black River Bridge Company faces a court order to sell two toll bridges after a 1828 judgment. RC. Buller, the receiver who has operated the spans, will oversee the sale with a state law allowing $120000 for the purchase, aiming to make the bridges toll free if bought.
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Attess
Meas C. Townsend
Ripvers Bridge Company
Highway Commission
Meine Cto
RC. Buller
Pine Bluff Blaze Under Fire Officials Probe Cause
Fire officials from Pine Bluff and Little Rock will examine Industrial Arts high school Thursday to determine the blaze origin after it heavily damaged the 33 room building. Fire Chief Alford suspects the cloak room as the start with a metal roof trapping heat inside. J R Allen reports damages between 50000 and 75000 dollars, with school records spared and insurance covering all losses.
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Fine Bluff
Guy EE. Willems
Little Rock
Jack G. Mekhenvic
National Fire Underwriters
Industrial Arts High School
Buikding
George Alford
J. R. Allen
Allen
Syéleton II Bones Found Near Bristol Identified By Officers
Magnolia officials and Columbia County officers sought FBI aid to identify a man’s skeleton found about 11 miles south of town near Bristol on Tuesday afternoon. Found with shoes, clothing fragments, a snuff box, and a small unlabeled bottle, community members speculated on the bones’ owner.
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Magnolia
Avk
Columbia County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Here
Bristol
Brister
Nations Festival of Show Music finals in Shreveport
SHREVEPORT La UP Finals of the Nations Festival of Show Music for region seven will be held May 11 and 12. Sponsored by the National School Band Association the National School Orchestra Association and the National School Vocal Association. L Bruce Jones region seven chair named W Hines Sims and Dwight Davis co chairmen. Participating groups will be winners selected by state competitions.
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Shreveport
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
National School Band Association
National School Orchestra Association
National School Vocal Association
L. Bruce Jones
Lee Rock
W. Hines Sims
Dwight Davis
Bones Found Suspect James Olds Body Near Bristol
Report notes a skull and bones recovered near Bristol may be James Olds who vanished from his Bristol home years ago after traveling to Emerson to have plows sharpened. Physicians differ on whether death occurred recently or years ago, with a likely age around 50 at death. clothing and shoes to be shown to Mrs Olds for identification.
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James Olds
Bristol
Blood Substitute May Be Possible in Chicago Study
Three Chicago physicians report in a journal that blood serum, the colorless liquid in blood, shows potential as a blood substitute. Trials in dogs and a limited human number suggest life-saving benefits, with advantages such as large-dose administration, no typing needed, and no refrigeration required to stop the flow.
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Chicago
Ifp
Go to Church in Their Underwear
In Pinckneyville Mississippi eight enslaved men with a glandular deficiency endure extreme heat by soaking in wet underwear. They cool with water douses in fields and on porches, and attend Sunday services in soaked garments, a stark portrait of plantation labor heat.
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AP Peature Service
Pinckneyville
Miss
Mississippi
Finland Plans Move Amid Tense Russia Talks
Finland signals new steps in its policy amid strained Russia relations, outlining plans for stronger security coordination and potential policy shifts. Officials emphasize deterring aggressive moves while seeking stability in the Baltic region.
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Dracula
Capitol Coffee Shop
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Fon the Globe Tailoring Company
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American Institute of Laundering
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