Baga Eigit 50 Years of Women Voters
The League of Women Voters marks fifty years since its 1926 founding and its roots in the suffrage movement led by the NAWSA. The group, now more than 150000 members, promotes informed civic participation by all citizens in government and politics.
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Baga Eigit
League of Women Voters
National American Women Suffrage Association
Legislative session plumbs tax and judiciary changes
Arkansas lawmakers debated beer tax and 1935 amendment effects while advancing bills on crime penalties, a second circuit judge, competitive bidding for aircraft leases, land reclamation, and a university name change. Senate and House actions included parole, school board filings, and test consent. Sports results and a photo finish theme conclude the page.
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Sterling R. Cockrill Jr
Little Rock
State Aeronautics Commission
Worth Camp
el Dorado
Land Reclamation Commission
Bennie Ryburn
Monticello
Arkansas A&m College
Arkansas A&m University
House
Game and Fish Commission
Senate
Winthrop Rockefeller
Morriss Henry
Fayetteville
Fred Stafford
Marked Tree
Congress Pay History Shows Pay Raising Pace Through Years
A review of congressional salaries traces the rise from $6 daily in 1789 to $42,500 for current high office holders. The text details prior pay scales, travel allowances, and periodic cuts, noting key increases in 1818 1856 1866 1874 1907 1920s and 1935 amid economic pressures culminating with recent boosts. Lincoln Downs closes after a three day shutdown due to a 40 week snowstorm.
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Congress
Washington
Lincoln Downs
Community Black News Calendar and Obituary Notes
Ester Hicks notes events in the Negro community with church programs and youth concerts at Mt. Zion C.M.E. and Garrett Chapel. Magnolia’s Sensational Travelers perform. Lonoke Baptist youth program features Linda Williams as guest speaker. obituary for Miss Frances Pal mer of Hempstead County with survivors listed and Hicks Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Magnolia, Ark
Mt. Zion C.M.E
Lonoke Baptist Church
Linda Williams
Garrett Chapel Baptist Church
Garrett Chapel
Walter White
Funeral service for Mr Cleves land Wakefield in Ogden Ark
Funeral service for Mr Cleves land Wakefield who died at his home in Ogden Arkansas February 10 1969 will be held Sunday February 16 at 2 40 p m at New Kingdom Baptist Church Ogden Burial in Armstrong Cemetery under Hicks Funeral Home directions
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Clevesland Wakefield
Ogden, Ark
New Kingdom Baptist Church
Ogden
Armstrong Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Home
Mrs Leonora McGhee Dies. Arrangements Made
Mrs Leonora McGhee a former resident of Washington and Ozan Arkansas died in Cleveland Ohio on Thursday February The remains will be shipped to Hope for funeral and burial Hicks Funeral Home Inc will handle arrangements
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Leonora McGhee
Washington and
Ozan
Arkansas
Cleveland
Ohio
Hope
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Arkansas House passes majority party emergency clause bill
The Arkansas House approved a measure attaching an emergency clause to a majority party bill and sent it to the governor. The vote stood 81 to 43 with most Republicans opposing. a clincher motion prevented reconsideration. An amendment to raise the beer tax from five to ten dollars per barrel was adopted, altering passage thresholds. A Senate bill to rename the Publicity and Parks Commission passed, and a House measure on physician licensing advanced.
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Arkansas
Griffin
House
Milt Earnhart
Fort Smith
Winthrop Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Earnhart
Senate
Fred Stafford
Marked Tree
Stafford
White County
Lloyd Henry
Searcy
Joe Lee Anderson
Helena
Fimno Taylor
Anderson
Taylor
Robert Harvey
Swifton
Little Rock
Arkansas House
George Nowotny
Hayes Mel Clerkin
W. K. Ingram
West Memphis
Clarence Bell
Parkin
N.B
Nap’ Murphy
Hamburg
Murphy
McClerkin
State Publicity, and Parks Commission
State Parks, Recreation and Travel
Mixed race adoption urged by grateful parents
Readers weigh in on transracial adoption with Mrs Bettel sharing her family’s experience adopting a 16 month old mixed heritage daughter named Lisa. They stress openness, counseling, and acceptance while noting some social objections. Another correspondent highlights support from Transracial Adoptive Parents in Chicago and warns against dormitory segregation as a poor aim.
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Helen Bettel
Helen
Childrens Home Society
Lisa
P.S
Chicago
S.G
Dallas
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Dermott
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Clifton Wade
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H.T. Dotts
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Frances Phillips Palmer
Hempstead County
Ina Texarkana Hospital
Haynes Chapel
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Mironis
Ralph Palmer
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Mary Johnson
Fresno
California
Classic Phillips
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Bob Morton Motors
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