State Republicans Not to Hold a Primary Arkansas
The Arkansas statewide Republican presidential preferential primary scheduled for April 20 will not be held as no candidate qualified before the deadline. Harold Stassen of Minnesota had petitioned to call the primary and proposed a $40 600 ballot fee shared among participants, but no entrants met the requirement.
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Longhorns Razorbacks open two game set in SEC fight
Texas and Arkansas meet in Fayetteville for the first of two games that could decide second place in the Southwest Conference race. A sweep is needed by both to have any chance at tying Baylor for the title, with Baylor needing to falter in remaining games.
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Fights Last Night by Associated Press Summary
In Pittsburgh and Cleveland bouts, Adragna and Bolles drew after a 10 round fight. Flake defeated Comiskey in Newark, while Ti vera outpointed Howardson in Kansas City.
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Skychiefs Narrowly Fall to El Dorado in Camden
Emmet Skychiefs lost 64 to 58 to El Dorado Painters in the district AAU game at Camden. Mack Osburn scored 16 for Emmet, I Willis 12, Kirchoff 1 and Pence 18 for El Dorado as lead changed six times. El Dorado led 32–30 at halftime, Emmet up 44–39 to start third. Skychiefs meet Lion Chemical Co. El Dorado Saturday for third. Camden Chevrolet beat Lion Chemical Co. GO to 50. title game set Camden vs Fl Dorado.
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Arkansas Basin Association holds basin meeting for River Valley reforms
Pine Chaff reports the Arkansas Basin Association will convene a basin wide meeting on March 5 in Dardanelle led by Stickney Meek to push river valley development through Noeod control navigation hydroelectric power river bank stabilization and soil conservation.
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Ex Cabinet Official Lamont Dies At 81 In New York
Robert B P Lamont 81 former secretary of commerce under Hoover died yesterday in New York. An engineer and industrialist, he led American Steel Foundries before joining the cabinet in 1929 and served until August 1932. He then became president of the American Iron and Steel Institute earning about 106000 dollars annually before leaving 13 months later.
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Mutual Network Saturday Schedule Fragments Listing
Radio program lineup and show timings across Friday and Saturday including Adventures Parade Captain Midnight News and Sports updates. Details include multiple hosts, music segments, sign-ons, and final sign off across channels with times and show titles.
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Fulton Lewis, Jr
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KXAR_ Spotlight
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Emil Coleman
Mutual Reports
New Orleans Open Round Sees Louisianans Lead Field
Two Louisianans paced the second round at Metairie Country Club for the New Orleans Open, chasing Fred Haas and Frank Champ as local pros and other leading players posted 69s and 70s. The event featured notable golfers from across the region, with Ben Hogan and Pat Schmidt among top finishers.
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Truman era tensions hit as Soviet refusals deepen crisis
Washington reports say Stalin style refusals by Soviet Ukraine to comply with United Nations devisions create a disturbing problem. Amid stalled East bloc cooperation the United Nations gains ground while the leak notes indicate a rising concern over superpower actions. The piece mentions Roosevelt era recovery acts and La Mont’s role in Boston subway work and underwater tunnels to Lake Michigan for water supply, tying to broader infrastructure and political themes.
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Be aroused college scores from scattered reports
The AP tally shows Louisville 59 over Miss 40, with several other teams like Biates 47 and Western Nebraska 43. Nearby matches include Gonzaga versus Headly, Benedicts against Southeast Mis, and Colorado 42 Nevada 48 in a mosaic of late season scores and standings.
Siler Sacrifices Mis for Residents and Companions
A midair failure of a test craft near a populated area led pilot Siler to jettison his craft and attempt to save companions and bystanders. The incident forced John Atkinson and E P Hetzel to bail out as officials fought to prevent the plane from crashing nearby.
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Nighttime Radio Lineup On NBC CBS ABC And MBS
Friday and Saturday airwaves present a dense schedule with NBC featuring House Party I Ady People Are Funny and Kenilworth segment. CBS offering Club Sammsy Thomas and Morison Ameche Langford. ABC showcasing Lone Rangers This Is PBS and Sheriff. MBS presenting Burl Ives Leave it to Beaver and Symphonies for Youth among others with cross network specials and quiz shows.
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Stassen Urges Firing Communists from Labor Jobs
Seattle February 20 Harold J Stassen told a audience last night that removing Communists from labor leadership is necessary. He asserted Communist infiltration threatens labor unions and political influence, urging enforcement under current laws with civil rights intact. A separate report notes a plane crash near here with two parachutists surviving after a midair emergency.
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