Arkansas House Debates Legislative Council Proposal
In Little Rock on Feb 12 the Arkansas House debated creating a legislative council to sit during the 20 months of each biennium when the general assembly is not in session. Rep. Campbell of Garland defended the plan, saying it would provide a democratic forum and ready, well considered legislation for discussion when the legislature convenes. The council would include 11 House members, six senators, and 14 citizen appointees, with a $5000 annual director and a $10 per diem for members, and would meet up to 30 days per year.
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Girls AAU Cage Tourney Semi finals In Little Rock
Semi finals of the state AAU girls basketball tournament are set at the Little Rock Boys club tonight after morning quarterfinals. Readouts include Bee Branch over Gardner 36 5 31 and Atkins 43 Stephens 26 with other close scores across divisions.
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Bee Branch
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Plumerville
Mabelville
Abe ‘Gardner
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Hazen
Paven
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Paron
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Conway
Bismarck
Hartford
Hardy
Belleville
Cotter
Demand Good for More Row Crops
The Agriculture Department urges southern farmers to expand row crop acreage where demand supports it. Cotton, sweet potatoes, soybeans for beans, sugarcane, and rice may rise. peanuts, tobacco, and some crops should shrink. Large milk and red meats outputs may rise. poultry demand could fall as milk output per cow improves profitability.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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U S Resumes Purchase of Private Lands
The government, via the National Forest Reservation Commission, resumes buying privately owned land for the national forest system after wartime halt. Approved for purchase are 114,444 acres across 22 states at $536,582, mainly timber and watershed land east of the plains, averaging $4.88 per acre versus $4.53 in 1942.
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National Forest
National Forest Reservation Commission
Great Plains
Boxing Results From Cities Include Knockouts And Points
By the Associated Press Pat Comis from Jersey City stopped Lee Oma in Paterson while Harold Dade of Oakland outpointed Speedy Cabarilfies in Chicago. Tony Zale scored a knockout over Len Wadsworth in Wichita, with another listing from Toronto noted as non title.
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Kas
Tony Zale
Gary
Ind
Len Wads
Toronto
Architect Adds St V Valley Charm to Benefit Daughter
A brief note praises an architect for incorporating St V Valley charm into a project benefiting a daughter, signaling community support and a personal philanthropic gesture.
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