Senate Okaos and Toll Bridge Bills In Arkansas
Senate actions cover a toll bridge bill allowing private builders, opposition over a Helena Mississippi River bridge plan, and a show of support for statewide projects. Also funded are livestock shows, juvenile college support, highway, welfare measures, and a disputed merit system bill amid constitutional debate.
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Senate
House
Ellis Fagan
Little Rock
Title Rock Investment
Alrady
Pulaski County
Atkansas
Senate Roads and Highways Committee
James P. Baker Jr
West Iherena
Mississippi River
Helena
Pat Garner
FL Smith
Ft.Smith
Pine, Bluff
Uope
Theville
Abit
Dvenk
Tod
Fletcher Long
Forrest City
Terry L. Shell
Craighead County
Beebe
Legislative Council
Uuntsville
Clinton
Arkanssas Site
Henderson ‘Peachers
Southwrn State
Arkansas Am&n
Arkansas State Teachers Colleges
Gav. Cherry
Sid McMaid
Clifton Wade
Washington County
G. C. Carter
Franklin County
A. M. Metcalf
Sharp County
Wade
Highway Department
Countey Road
National Guardsy
South
Arkansas
Clayton Littl
Benton County
Jone Stark
General Van Fleet Leaves Tokyo Amid War Debates
Gen Van Fleet boards Clark’s plane for home after briefing Congress on Korea. Senate Armed Services Chair Towant and State Dept officials weigh risks of a full scale Allied offensive. Clark lauds Van Fleet as an inspiration as he departs Tokyo after dangerous air missions.
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Korea
Senate
Armed Services
Washington
Jin
John Randolph
Sen. Saltunsial
R-Mass
Paterson
M. J
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joan
Gen. van Fleet
Tokyo
Mark Clark
U.N
Hanns
Clark
van Fleet
Far East Command
General Van Fleet Departs Tokyo After 22 Months Command
General James A. Van Fleet leaves Tokyo today marking 22 months as commander of the multinational USMILUSFOR unit. He smiles as he heads home for retirement amid a storied military career highlighted by leadership duties in postwar operations.
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Tokyo
James A. van’ Fleet
Provoo Is Continued on Page One
Provoo is carried on page one with wartime radio broadcasts from Tula. The jury failed to reach a verdict on charges including attempted bribery of a US colonel and passing boots to a prisoner for the Japanese. The judge urged the jurors to convict if credible evidence supported it, while the defense cited 34 witnesses to argue loyalty.
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Tula
Japanere
Teylaw Amavican Prisener
Fragmented OCR Note on US Tire and Propaganda
Fragmented text mentions United States, tire, EHO, Spain, tax benefits, propaganda. References a blizzard, streets, and an army. Lacks clear event, date, or individuals. summarization focuses on scattered topics and partial phrases.
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