Annual School Election Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Notice announces the annual school election to be held Saturday March 26 1948 from 2 to 6:30 pm in Hempstead County districts. Voters will approve millage for building debt and operations. Districts vote on director seats for terms ranging two to five years. County Board seat also elected from zone. City Hall named polling place for Hope district. Names of candidates due February 28 1948.
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Notwe
Hempstead
Teacer
Hope
Blevins
Fulton
Ozu
Ts Guernsey
Shiloh ¢Trict
Nathvilla
Willhot ‘Twree
Ear Star
Nazarene
Wesley Grove
Patnioa
Calvinists
Spring Mil
Stavatog
Wastingtoi Slaw
Piney Guise
Arian
Lecti
Hiape
Brown County
Sunmyisnear Education Hempstead
Arkansas
Boy Scout Troop Activities And Leaders At Local Churches
A lengthy list details Institutional Representatives Scoutmasters committee members and registered Cub and Boy Scouts for Troop 2 at a First Methodist church event. It notes weekly meetings at the church and a Valentine party with prizes, plus numerous named leaders and many Scouts across multiple troops and packs.
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Seoul
Th Moore
Lelkowides
Toons Henegutt
Merrell McCloughan
QO. Kyler Jr
Areh Moore Emllington
Bobby Lee Leggett
Floyd Martsfield
Charles Kay
Kirk James
William Reaves
Bengie Owens
Jack White
Joel Doun Osburn
Bill Gentry
Charley Halbert
Benard
Jimmy Yocum
Wolamn Stanford
Billy Boo Herndon
Kenneth Brumley
Domn
Grover Keck
Richard Cook
Charles Weiser
Bill Gunter
Wyn Gianvier
Jerry O'Neal
John Matis
Dog Marlindhale
Nec White
Tommy Doyle
Henry Lyle
Blevins
RK. W. McCracken
Cairrman
Roop Committee
R. O W. McCracken
Tharyy
Robert Core
Neal Watson
Manny Allen Long
Carl Giles
John Lyle Luster
Hubert M. Smith
Herbert N. Stith
Wagsne L. Hartsfield
Kenneth
Bobbie Srankyy Morton
Elvor Bean Thepounta
Treason Charges Filed Against Puppet Ruler
Unclear fragments describe treason charges against a puppet ruler with mentions of a president and legal petition. Exact identities, places, and dates are not discernible from the text. The readable portion indicates formal charges and governmental action surrounding a contested leadership.
Lindell or Keller to Play Left Field for Yankees
In New York, 14 UP, the Yankees debate who will start at left field Lindell or Keller. Lindell signed yesterday while Keller has been out with an injury and is nearing a return. Both players are being considered as the season opens, with Lindell favored by some and Keller pushing to reclaim duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Yankens
Charley Keller
Johny Lindell
Lindell
Keller
Fis Iy Mavic
Tane
Keller Woul
King Kong
Howeller
Titdell
Cutley
Lindell Cowl
Pollee Gazette
Joe Walcott
Carden
H. H. Roswell
Roswell
Jersey Joe
Ambiguous political motion passes amid unrest and reform
The document notes swift signing of motions after a lease and Set enactment, approving amnesty for political figures and opposing guerrilla leaders. It mentions a predication involving President Manuel Husas and a hundred0 or more affected individuals, reflecting a volatile status in the Guheefey republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayprimne
Manuel Husas
Ex-Soldier Indicted Over Atomic Photo Theft at Los Alamos
Fred Gerard Michaels, 28, a former Los Alamos photography sergeant, was indicted for stealing and concealing classified and unclassified atomic project photos on June 24, 1946. Arrested in Rochester, N Y, he faces a $45,000 bond and removal for trial. He is the sixth former service member accused in the case. The U S attorney said a warrant and indictment copy would be sent to Rochester authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alouduerque
N. M
Upy
Los Alamos
N.M
U. S
Maurice Sanchez
Fred Gerard Michaels
Rochester
Federal Bureau of Investig
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bist
Colin Neblett
Michaels
Army
Sanchez
U. S. Chulrney
Nubbins Leaves Hospital for Home
Benver February thirteenth reports Nubbins of Forest, who has left a Denver hospital for his Cheyenne Wyoming home, still facing illnesses since 1944. He was honored in November that year amid fears he might not survive. Previous bladder disorder and complications required surgery last fall and again early this year. He left the hospital yesterday.
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Benver
Ye Id Forest
Nubbins
Hubtrnat
Denveyr
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wild
Dais Richeyss Heo
Surface of Cyspicn Sea Below Level and Glacial Formation
The Cyspicn Sea's surface lies BE feet beneath sea level. Glacial action has been the dominant factor in the dake formation, 1B.c, which still exists.
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Cyspicn
Dake
Hope Cagers Split Pair at Arkadelphia
Hope teams split two games at Arkadelphia. Juniors won 28 to ? while Senior Bobcats fell 46 to 33. Sutton led with 14 points, Green added 13 for the Badgers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Cagers
Arkadelphia
Vrope
Bobcats
William
Buddy) Sutton
Green
Badgers
Cincinnati Upset Stuns Duquesne In College Basketball
New York reports Cincinnati delivered a major upset by defeating Duquesne 55 31 30 at halftime 31 30 after a 26 13 lead The Bearcats withstood a Duke rally and built a decisive margin Tulsa stumbled against St Louis Kansas fell to Iowa State in a Big Seven clash Utah Denver stayed close to Brigham Young in the Skyline Six Stanford beat UC Los Angeles 47 41 securing its first PCC win California edged USC 48 47 on a late Al Wolfe free throw Arkansas beat Texas Christian 37 30 to keep swing at the Southwest title New Mexico Aggies upset Arizona 58 56 in the Border conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
New York
Cincinnati
Midwest
Duquesne
Bearcats
Duke
Tulsa
St. Louis
Billikens
Kansas
Iowa State
Utah
Denver
Brigham Young
Colorado Aggies
Wyoming
Stanford
UCLA
California
Southern California
al Wolfe
Arkansas
Baylor
Texas Chistian
New Mexico
Demaret Holds Four-Stroke Lead at Harlingen Open
Demaret, listed as from Ojai California, posted a 13 under par 429 through 54 holes to lead the $10,000 Harlingen Valley Open in Harlingen Texas by four strokes. Mangrum, from Chicago, moved into second with 665 total and 183. Heafner, Hamilton, and Laffoon tied for fourth at 236. Other notable scores listed include Middlecoff, Greer, Smith, and Vines among leaders.
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Harlingen
Tex
P— Golfdarn
Jimmy Demaret
Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Harlingen Municipal
Dapper Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Bix Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Ty Blond
Mangrum
Haefner
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind. F
Laffoon
St. Andrews
Mil
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Tenn
Otto Greer
Baltimore
Dick Metz
Arkansas City
Kas
Vic Ghezzi
Kansas City
Leland Gilson
Lloyd Wadkiis
Odessa
Vex
Gene Webb
Springfield
Boxing results brief from New York New Orleans Philadelphia San Francisco
The report lists recent boxing outcomes: Bernard Dodsen beat Gene Burton by decision in New York with 10 rounds, Joey Jagan outpointed Bobby Williams in Philadelphia, Joe Maxim defeated Tony Bosnich in San Francisco, Calvin Leigh stopped Ralph McNeill in Rochester, and Carlos Chavez stopped Bill Gibson in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
New York
Bernard Dodsen
New Orleans
Gene Burton
Philadelphia
Joey Jagan
Bobby Williams
San Francisco
Joe Maxim
Cleveland
Tony Bosnich
Sim Francisco
United Press
Worcester
Miss
Calvin Leigh
Lit
Rochester
Ralph McNeill
Springfield
Mass
Hollywood
Cal
Carlos Chavez
Los Angeles
Bill Gibson
Greek Troops Break Up Attacks Near Kustovia
Greek forces reported the subdual of guerrilla activity west of Kustovia in southern Greece. The military said 40 guerrillas were killed and 10 captured as operations ended.
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Arimy
Kustovia
Greece
Saturday Night Radio Schedule Across Networks Central Standard
Saturday night listings show NBC CBS and ABC with a mix of dramas quizzes and musical variety. Programs include Truth or Consequences Parade Grand Ole Opry detective dramas Twenty Questions Chicago Theater and Lone Star serials with orchestras and talk shows across late evening.
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Associated Press
NBC
Judy Dunegay
CBS
Ate Burrows
Vaughn Monroe
Vic Bdarrione
ABC
Ross Dolan
Murtler and Malone
Chicago Theater
Parkers Find TCU Tough But Win 37-30
Fayetteville Feb 14 Arkansas Razorbacks beat Texas Christian University 37-30 in a slow, deliberate Southwest Conference game. Arkansas led 36-15 at halftime and controlled the boards with George Kok contributing 11 points while Kudlaty and Sehamid paced the Frogs with nine each as TCU narrowed the gap late. The win keeps Arkansas in the hunt for the conference title as Baylor’s results loom, with a potential two remaining series to decide the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
University of Arkansas Razor
Texas Christian University
Horned Frogs
Frogs
Arkansas
Crows
Bkiaylor
Baylor
Tires
Aransas
Razorbacks
Mutual Network 1490 Schedule Highlights for Feb 14 15
Radio listings detail a full day of programs from Symphonies for Youth to Newsletters, with music blocks from On Wisconsin to The Lone Wolf and multiple sports, drama, and religious shows. Notable names include William L. Shirer, Parkys, Kate Smith, and Charles Chan in a dense timetable of broadcasts across Feb 14 into Feb 16, featuring station KXAR and program codes M and MM.
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Wisconsin
Macalester Singers
Hospitality Club
Charles Slocum
William L. Shirer
American Radio Warblers
Cote Glee Club
KXAR
the Diamond
the Scriptures
Lutheran Moon
Four Knights
House of Mystery
True Detective Musiques
M ‘the Shadow
Quick As A Vibe
Websters
Nick Carney
M Mediation Board
Jimmy Idler
Salon Serenade
Parky's
Jim Backus Shaw
Voice of
Charles Spivak
Sioedown
Ozark Valley
KXAL
Cecil Brown
M Meart
Desire
Kate Smith Spearks
Victor H. Lindlady
Coast Guard
Wb Market
Jer
Bill Boyd
Rhythm Drifters Farm
Martin Black
Hope High School
Liskine Johnson
Johnson
Tom Mixe
ML Fulton Tews, Jr
M News
Henry J. Taylor
Falgun
Charlie Chan
KSA
Gabriel Heatter
Golden Grove
Frail Colem
Incomplete College Basketball Results From Night of Games
Last night’s scores show East Seton Mall 32 over Villanova 40 and many more uneven results. Teams like Springfield Mines 59 and Maryland 47 appear alongside unclear entries such as Georsig Tech U5 and Furigan 40 with possible regional matchups and abbreviations.
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Associated Press
East Seton Mall
Villanova
Yile
Springfield (Mines
South Worth
Olina
Maryland
Georsig Tech
Westminster
Ceribrad
Lincoln
Witherloree State
Tenis Chrdeciaht
Arizei
Arkansas
Couay
Toyehers
Uaehite
Far West
Stanford
LOLA
Denver
Ulan
Col Side
Oregon
Taahe
California
Guuthen Culiferenia
Kineky Mountion Duluge
Atontang Mines
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Lece
Carload
City Farm
J. W. Strigklaed
Collier’s
Chas
Reyners Phone
Impe Ee Exserviceman
Chas. Reynerson
Emmet
Ray
Arkansas High Shop
Ark
Ra -Ford
Kotar
Axl May
Rosston
Faye James
Hudnall Reseursery
Tyler
Texas
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
South Elm
W. E
South Main
East 3Rd St
Boyett's
Dodge Truck Wheel and Dire
East Second Street
Cal Community Ice
Pa Parc
Hope Streets
al Wright Jr
Moore Bros
Dependable Tricking and Storage Inc
Hoye
Boswell Sisters’ “Beauty Shop
West Fifth Street
eVekarkana Renderifia
Havel Yards
Haleslow Gardena
Leta
Wammons Tractor CO
NEW Location City Cab CO
South Main St
Rialto
Moore Eros
SingLeton’s
W. P. Singleton
Hope, Ark
Tylor
Roy Allison
Toye Ed Slal
Ivo Lestinles
Vadt
Texarkana
Venetian Bilsd Co
Vgn
Mazel Pha i
Gum
Hackberry
Elm —Lynn
Star
Sumner
Gaussa
Jonn L Wilson, JR
Tax Assensor
Charliss Mason
Garett Willis
Sickrland Joh
Gordon Prescott
Giy Attorney
Walker 3
HW. A
Pete) Shields
GB. D._ Robinson
Troy
B.D. Robinsom
J. Brown
Clem Dixon Geure Smith
A. L. Dus
Morrison
Irvine McFadden
Scoutrmester
Lennie Mitchell
Istunl
J. Li. Walker
Levella Bruce
J. C. Capel
Leo B. Founain
Jim G. Garland
Parnell Hanah
Willie A. Dlunter
Den 4
den Mather
Arvil Hickman
R Owdine
Guille Wis
Arthur Juno
Cokias
Worvad
Cab Scouts
Plo Deu Chie
Help Martin
Sadie Grew
Moras
Culbert Howeyl Avi Chines
Jay Tinle
Dan Wickearson
Arthue Dongs
Wolverdoeut Boyd
VG LP Om
Sitsmaissala
Petion
Deus
Legal Motice
Betenduan
RTE
Cmoete
Toy
Wrinut
San Diego
Judy Cork
Hughes
Senate
Lindell Or Keller
Left
Hugh & Fullerton
Laurence Leonard
Richmond
Zach Taylor
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Taylor
Lou Little
Columbia
Yale
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Army Corps
Little
Georgetown
Ray Sanders
Braves
Billy Southworth
Quate
Bob Teliet
North Carolina
Snagely
By Harod V. Ratliff
Nationwide River Valley Authority
Noah Amprica
Bob Merrill
Sunday Wheater
Abe Lincoln
Washington
Alice and
Phil
McCarthy
Pred Allen
Garry Mouare
Horace Heidt
Life
Phil Spilalny
Percy Faith
Jane Froman
Sam Spade
Corliss Archer
Sammy Kaye
Treasury Agent
Detroit Symphony
Madeleine Carroll
Victory
MBS
Alan Lomax
Jim Backus
Bob Ripley
Brenneman
Conal Guard
Tov
Tom
Parkers
TCU
Myas
Mutual
Rave
Lew White
Unity Baptist Church
Voice of Prophecy
N.W.A
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