Arkansas Legislature Debates Provisions in Proposals
Rs Little Rock Feb 8 17 The house debated duties in Proyess bills. Gipson said enough votes existed to act on budgets. Gov McMath reversed a prior stance and urged letting the budget pass through the legislature. Some members pushed for $1000 pensions for old age and other appropriations while others sought educational funding and municipal aid.
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Little Rock
Es House
Gipson
Gover MicMeth
Unit of
Arkansas
Hoson
Telcclad
Lp Bila
Spi Ommissioner
Arkansas horse racing payments and county shares debated
Fragment from a 19th or early 20th century Arkansas page discusses payments from counties and towns to support horse racing. It mentions 3,000,000 in similar payments, a bill by Rep. C. Win of Arkansas, and the outline of fees ranging from 100 to 250 dollars per winning horse.
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Coun
Unis
Feds
Arkansas
Ouachita's 11 game schedule announced for fall
Ouachita college releases an 11 game football schedule under Athletic Director Wesley W. Bradshaw. The slate includes Oklahoma City University Sept 17 and Louisiana College a week earlier, with eight Arkansas intercollegiate conference games and a Springs home standout promoted by the Spa Lions Club. New opponents include Arkansas State Teachers Little Rock Junior College Arkansas State and William Jewell. The schedule lists games at Arkadelphia Hot Springs Jonesboro Magnolia and Henderson State Teachers with multiple dates in October and November.
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Arkadelphia
Ouachita College
Wesley W. Bradshaw
Oklahoma City University
Louisiana College
Henderson State
Mustangs Beat Rice 47 46 In Last Minute Upset
George Owen scored a single field goal for Southern Methodist University to edge Rice 47 46 in Dallas. Rice led with under a minute left as a guard stole the ball and scored the go ahead basket on a drive. Bill Tom led Rice with 18 points while Bob Prewitt scored five for SMU. Rice suffers a second conference loss, Arkansas later beat Texas. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes show five farm injuries per 100 in early 1948.
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Dallas
Texas
George Owen
Southern Methodist University
Riumph
Rice
Owls
Ben Pois
Bill Tom
Bob Prewitt
Arkansas
Broadcasts Aimed to Undermine U S War Effort
In Cleveland Miss Gillars born Inge Sylvia Doman and other witnesses testified at the trial. Miss Gillars described as Miss Gillars a former employee of the German consul’s office said the broadcasts urged American women to oppose the administration’s war policies. Miss Doman testified she had not been promised citizenship in exchange for testimony and that she received a $5 advance and transportation from the government and has since earned $200 a month as a governess for the Stoddard family in Aiken South Carolina.
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Miss Gillars
von Richter
Cleveland
You Richter
Franklin
D._Roosevelt
Inge Sylvia
Doman
Miss Doman
Dormer Nazgi
Stoddard
Aiken
Impossible for Any Nation to Remain Neutral World Is Two Camps-Red and Anti-Red
DeWitt Mackenzie discusses the impossibility of neutrality as the world is split into two camps, with Norway’s Lange visiting Washington on a proposed Atlantic alliance. He notes Moscow’s pressure on Norway, the North’s leaders weighing non aggression pacts, and the broader threat of Red Russia advancing its ideology, urging nations to choose sides or risk conquest.
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North Sea
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TaliVard
Lange
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Fabuda
Britain
France
Belin
Netherlands
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Nacovis
Sweden
Denmark
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Sovie Unio
Asia
Wimalorg
di Abellcan
Burway
Ange Saest
Tun
Ian
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Christian ©. Lange
League of Nations
Christian Lange
Ispvorn
Bey
Mosuny
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Nemesis of Robert Does lk Again in Cleveland Pel
An alumnus again faced fatal harm as a man killed 22 year old Robert Otis Mol after threatening with a butcher knife in Seiano's case. The earlier incident occurred December 28, 1945, when Seiano shot and killed Mol. This report notes two men involved in the latest event.
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Robert
Cleveland
Seiano
Robert Otis Mol
Bute
West Coast Weather Sees Bitter Cold Downgrade
A Canadian cold wave and Alaska storm batter the West with plummeting temps from 16 to 36 below in several states. Washington reports rain and inland snow as Montana and neighboring areas brace for subfreezing winds and heavy drifts. The San Francisco Weather Bureau notes this system won’t match the prior blizzard in severity as trains slowly recover from the snowbound disruption.
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Associated Press
Canada
Iguif
Alaska
Washington
Montana
North Dakota
Big Piney
Big Piney, A Iya
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Tlnois
Weather Bureau
San Francisco
Beef Producers Outline Future Cow Calf Program at Hope
Thirteen leaders met in Hope at City Hall to set a plan for a profitable beef cow and calf program in Hempstead County. Key points include maintaining a good grade herd, breeding for spring calves, culling noncalvers, vaccinating replacements, and balancing herd size with feed. A separate report recounts a cafe holdup where a gunman demanded money, struggled with a patron, and died from a neck wound after a shooting.
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Hempstead
Hope
M. W. Muldrow
Little Rock
Bang
McMath Compared With Huey Long on Floor Fight
Little Rock February 8 Gov McMath's timetable drew fire as Rep H H Pickering compared it to Huey Longs strong arm tactics urging restraint. The House defeated an effort to exempt Christian Scientists from a premarital blood test and debated a regional education compact amid religious freedom debate and constitutional concerns.
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Jim Thomasson
Little Rock
McMath
Arkansas House
H. H. Pickering
Ashley County
Huey Long
Louisiana
Pickering
Arkansas
House
James R. Campbell
Garland County
Aubrey Truner
Cleveland
Harry Colay
Columbia
W L. Ward
Lee
Campbell
Committee On Interstate Cooperation
New Ruling on Transfers to State Hospital
Governor McMath ordered prison leaders to notify the Arkansas parole board whenever any prisoner is moved to the state hospital for mental examination. The directive follows an inquiry into the transfer of Dr G R McClure to Cummins State prison 16 days after his commitment. Dr McClure was convicted in Green Circuit Court on May 30, 1948, for abortion and received a one year sentence.
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Little Rock
Pot
Ernor McMath
Milly
Arkansas Parole Board
Pints Hospital
G. R. McClure
State Hospital
Cummins
Taym
McClure
Green
Calf Management Guide Notes Market Fat or Feeder Calves
Feed grain during suckling to fatten calves if they are to be marketed as fat calves. Market the calf crop each year as either fat calves or feeder calves to optimize value.
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Acheson spoke of European recovery ending hunger and boosting worker and management security while Hoffman urged large aid for non Communist European countries. He called for 18.9 billion dollars for long term planning, warning that current funding may be insufficient as Europe faces drastic steps for recovery. The piece also notes hummingbirds feeding on nectar then insects.
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Hoffman
Senate
T S House Foreign Affairs Committee
EGA
Ehough
United
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