Arkansas pupil outlays per pupil near half of Oregon
AP reports Census figures show Arkansas public schools spent about 56 percent of Oregon's per pupil outlay in 1957. Arkansas had roughly 88,000 pupils in October 1958 with $59.8 million in expenditures, while Oregon had 340,000 pupils and $20.5 million. California and Wyoming follow with high per pupil costs amid broad state labor and operating figures.
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Ginners Meet to Discuss Pink Bollworm Regulations
MEMPHIS AP Arkansas-Missouri ginners conference opens with plans to discuss a pink bollworm outbreak in the northeast, possible statewide controls, and Arkansas Plant Board actions. Earlier infestations were confined to the southwest, prompting talks on seed and product destruction measures.
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Memphis
Arkansas - Missouri Celton Ginnis A. S
Armsas
Arkansas
Arkansas Plant Board
Teginners
Difference Between Direct Writers and Independent Agents
The article explains that a direct writing company uses employees to generate business while an independent contractor agency handles client work. A question from Mr. Smith asks how this affects him, noting the direct writer is paid by the firm and the independent agent operates on commission.
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Out Com
Ed Mr. Smith
Yeager Returns to Clear Himself and confronts Judge Carmody
Gil Yeager, a murder-charge fugitive, returns home and forces Sheriff Hyatt toward Johnny Hock’s office. He reveals his intent to reclaim his name and seeks restitution, presenting an envelope to Judge Terence Carmody while asserting he fled justice to restore his own.
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Johnny Hock
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Judge Carmody
Laurie Benedict
Ness
Tand
Yeager
John
Jmy Hook
Hyatt
Klink Hyatt
Gillenger
Terence Carmody
Lohallenge
Sheriff Hyatt
Carmody
Ling
Hack
Johnny Hack
Terrence
Denver
Govarns
EF Jackmay
Dudge
Faubus seeks historic third term in Arkansas inaugural
Gov. Orval Faubus prepared to take an unprecedented third-term oath as Arkansas chief executive. The inaugural address set for 11 am before a joint session of the General Assembly. Faubus signaled plans for anti integration legislation and state programs, with lawmakers poised to rubber-stamp his proposals while a reapportionment battle looms. Absent details, the address followed weeks of hints toward segregation laws and a state department initiative. The day also saw routine swearing in of other officers, and early bills touching tax adjustments, school equalization, and sales tax exemptions.
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Orval B. Faubus
Arkansas
General Assembly
Legiamtire
Farbus
Faubus
Jeff Davis
Carleton Harris
C. G. Hall
J. Vance Clayton
Atty
Bruce Bennett
Jimmy Jones
Sam Jones
Nathan Gordon
M. B. Murphy
Ashley County
Murphy
Arkagasas Assessment Co-ordinietion
Public Services Commission
Poe
Gayle Windsor
Pulaski County
Court notices and legislative notes blend in Hempstead County
In Hempstead County Chancery Court James Aubrey Tobias is sued by Myrtle Ann Tobias with Myrtle warned to appear within thirty days. A Jan 12 1999 clerk stamp and Windor revolution mention appears. Senate and House report praise for a net cement plant and a forthcoming insurance code. Salaries for state officers and proposed union registrar laws appear, plus leadership picks Senator Roy K Biales and Rep E C Freeman.
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Hempstead
James Aubrey Tobias
Myrtle Ann Tobias
Ae Aldael
Winddor
Paul Vai Balsam
Petty County
Cory
Foréian
Senate
Arkansas
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Hazen
W. HL. Williams
Arkansas State Atl
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Mann
E. C. Freeman
House
Special Election for Hampton School Board Set
Gov Faubus issued a proclamation setting a March 7 special election to fill a seat on the Hampton School Board in Calhoun County. The move aims to fill a vacancy on the local governing body.
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Little Rock
API
Hampton School Board
Calhoun County
Orval E. Faubus
Multiple Defendants Plead Guilty or Forfeit Bonds in Liquor and Drunkenness Cases
A chaotic court docket lists numerous defendants including Susie Hill Daniel Lewis Bobby Brown and John Ells with pleas of guilty or forfeited bonds for intoxication driving and drunkenness. Fines range from 5 to 50 dollars and jail sentences appear. Several parties face forfeitures for possessing intoxicating liquor, carrying weapons, or evading weigh scales. Civil actions include Garnishments and a judgment for 49.64 dollars with schedules filed.
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tiMti-Bukson
Hagatdoug
Deivirg
Lel Thelma Bishop
Dola Stisuzhter
Pan Stinson
Bondi
Susie Hill
Daniel Lewis
Ilguor
Bobby Brown
John Ells
Pete Muldrow
Roy Hanson
Richard J. Schnider
Aubrey Kendrick
Admira'Clae
PSO
Mowird Yates
McFadden
Trans Cold Storage
J. W.fridk] Die, Chas. Liberta & Co
Wi Warren
Henry Walters
He Stuart
Thermas Belk
G. ‘Cook
Arkansas Supreme Court to rule on four school laws
The NAACP argues the Arkansas Supreme Court should rule on four disputed school laws challenged as unconstitutional. Bennett’s case is scheduled for Saturday in federal district court, with hearings delaying actions on integration in the state.
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Fiuit
Arkansas Supreme Court
Thutonthily
NAACP
Arkansas
Bennett's
Federal District Court
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