Court ruling braces constitutionality of divorce law
The Supreme Court found a key divorce act constitutional while striking others as invalid, noting the Legislature overstepped by merging executive and judicial powers. Chief Justice Smith led the majority, with dissent from Chancellor Hale who argued the act erred and any severed part could not cure the flaw.
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Finct
Hale
Frank
Hale Corme
Sion
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Legislati Pation
Nat Oeen
Alecourt
Swedish cancer expert linked to Swedish government rumor
A Swedish cancer expert faced questions about a state affair as rumors about health circulated in the press. The report notes periodic health rumors about officials and that the Prime Minister was not identified in connection with a patient case.
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Dan
Elis
Hasoe
Moscow
Market Rep Poultry and Produce Chicago Prices Rise and Fall
Market report from Chicago shows two day receipts at 552002 with prices up to 12 cents higher per pound on most grades. U S extras No 1 and No 2 at 2.47 and 3.443 current receipts and live poultry steadiness with 20 truck shipments and FOB terms for various duck and turkey lots noted.
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Chicago
U. S
Hope Star Consolidated News Briefs and Market Totals
A condensed Hope Star page lists various items from staff and publishing credits to stockyard livestock figures and cotton futures. It notes M Washburn as editor and several advertising and management roles, plus national market updates from New York and New Orleans with commodity prices, cattle and hog data, and Wall Street movements.
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National Advertising
Arkansas Dailies, Inc
Dterick
Chicago
Port Alcs
Non Avenue
New York City
Madise Ave
Detroit
Mich
W. Granevied
Oklahome City
Lrowal
New Onlewns
Union St
Associstic Press
Associated Press
Jaca
AP News
Oklahoma University Ordered to Provide School for Negro
A court ruling required the University of Oklahoma to provide immediate educational facilities for Negro students seeking admission to its law school. The order mandates equal facilities for Negro applicants as for white applicants and prohibits denying access based on race.
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Oklahoma University
Washington
Jia
Teo
Oklshama
Netra
Alate
Fie Wihsite Law School
University of Oklahoma
Sean Ays
Kdb Jonl Negra
Fragmentary note on meat demand during famine era
A damaged OCR fragment notes a downward trend in consumption of beef and veal during a period of scarcity. It references tail end of a study or inquiry in a city or region, with unclear dates and names.
Tavern Elevator in Frevalie Used in New Mexico Car
An English fragment describes a tavern elevator in Frevalie used with a four door car linked to a ground level cove. The text is unclear and partially legible, leaving key details and context uncertain.
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New Mexico
Truman Budget Continues From Page One
The plan outlines a 1949 budget with social welfare and government ordinary expenses. It projects receipts at 44.477 billion and spending around 256.06 billion, including defense, health, education, veterans programs, and a proposed payroll tax to fund health insurance. The message condemns critics as Santa Claus bidders and emphasizes long term debt reduction and expanded social programs amid inflation controls and national defense needs.
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O 1 Press
Truman
Mr. Truman
Exica
Pacific
Treman
Conano
Mayettirte Commission
Seaman
Science Foundation
Conmmerse
Industry
CNN
Treasury
National Commission
Truman Gs
Tien
Patti Hartoy Lahor
Aki White
Promnan
Stalin Seen as Besthope to Steer East West Peace
AP analyst DeWitt Mackenzie argues Stalin remains the most capable red leader to avert a new world war. He notes Stalin’s control steadies Soviet policy and cautions that removing him could trigger dangerous shifts. Mackenzie also credits Stalin’s genius and leadership, while warning against any post Stalin power struggle weakening communism.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Moscow
Stalin
Russia
Balkan
Jon Deenite
Scort
Nosslin
Fragmented speech outlines senator funds and securities
The text presents a garbled statement attributed to a senator discussing funds, investments, and securities. It references the Senate, various officials, and concerns about information on securities or commodities, with notes on economic aims and family impacts in the nation.
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Nandal Ents
Thomas Asser
Senate
Atidied
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Peoa
Than Tiple
Cineame
Avian Sheilaff
Aarold
Ares
Hidviyn
Pauley
Oil Ath
Carla Yedard
Duvini
Pyghey
Four Fires Point To Arson At Downtown Hotel
A string of four fires at a downtown Fort Shelby hotel drove guests from rooms. Fire crews battled blazes on multiple floors, spreading smoke through hallways as investigators searched for a firebug. The incident prompted security measures across all floors while authorities pursue leads, including questioning Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Graham.
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VPI
Fort Shelly
Balkaul
Loresve
Vollee civ
Wits
Stassen
Pauley
Cro
Ferguson
Siassen
Aiso Kear
Shire
Wallace H. Graham
Truman
Bank Robbed in Tel Aviv Seizes $75,000 at Noon
Bank workers and customers were robbed at Barclay's bank in Tel Aviv. $50,000 to $75,600 taken from five small boxes and cash carried off. No casualties reported in the robbery scene though broader Palestine violence continued with patrol clashes and sniper fire in Jerusalem and Haifa.
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Carter L. Davidson
Jerusalem
Barclay’s Bank
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Haifa
KefarlUrian
Lydda
Aral
Jemealem
Tuxedo Glad Youth Crashes Plane in Conway Night
Guy A. Camp, 23, a student at Arkansas State Teachers College, escaped with fractured ankles after his unlighted plane crashed into a hillside near Conway during predawn attempts to overtake a wedding trip. He wore a tuxedo to his sister’s wedding and was found by a farm couple and taken to a hospital.
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Conway
Guy A. Camp
Arkansas iState Teachers College
Shevitt Wack Castleberry
Tool
Conlyway
Fort Smith
Camp
Hol Serings
Port Smith
Truman seeks funds for Hot Springs National Park and roads
President Truman asked Congress for 316.8946 million dollars for the National Park Service for the coming year, a rise of 6.766 million over the current appropriation. Of the increase 35.2642 million is slated for construction and repair of roads, rails, and buildings.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
National Park Service
No Trace of Missing Oklahoman
Earl Squires, 38, of Poteau, last seen in Little Rock after reportedly taking $3900 to buy five inter city bus licenses. Undersheriff Tabler and pilot Singleton Babb said Squires chartered a plane, stopped at Mena and Hot Springs, and withdrew funds before arriving in Little Rock. His wife and Robert Hill reported his absence to investigators Saturday.
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Little Rock
Singleton Babb
Mena
Meantoa
Hot Springs
Squires
Bash
Tabler
jLaile
Poteau
LaFay Jette
Ball Sid
Johyn
Babb
Path
Robert Hill
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Transportation Company
Tobler
Oklahoma
Tohler
Oklahoma ‘Transportation Company
Till
Comet Air Burst Has No Harm On Earth
The record notes that a comet’s air touching Earth would not cause danger, stating such events have occurred many times with gases failing to penetrate our atmosphere. No harm expected from these atmospheric interactions.
Federal funds request for National Park maintenance
The request covers operation, maintenance and improvement of most national parks. For the 1049 fiscal year parks listed include Guadalupe Springs Arkansas requesting $119,687 with 1048 year figures shown in parentheses.
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Guot Springs
Ark
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