Futrell Won't Use Veto Power In Current Session
Arkansas Governor Futrell announced he will not veto any measures passed by the legislature under Amendment 19. He noted the veto override thresholds now require a majority of all those elected in both chambers, making a veto risky as overrides could occur. He cited pressure from liquor legislation opponents and explained past veto leverage has shifted.
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Little Rock
Futrell
Fairel
House
Senate
Gale Henderson Faces a Future with Quiet Despair
In a mill village Gale Henderson wrestles with love and duty as she debates marriage to Steve Meyers while caring for her brother Phil and her father. The pair discuss plans amid layoffs at the mill, Gale's missed college dream, and a riverfront skating night that turns tragic as Gale confronts an uncertain path ahead.
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Gale
Adelaide
Haarty
Tom Henderson
Heyero
Gala
Tom Hendersen
Hendersen
Tir
Phil
Tom Prenderson
Slate
Hendersons
Cale
Sille
Esok and
Lonsewile Ag
Mifl
Cowie
Steve Meyers Stovela
Steve
Epin
Hendargons
St Wer Steva
Abe
Ham
Dinwiddile Place
O'Connors
Gald
Joey
Widdla
Aie
O'céonor
Kaila Shantz
Atl
Katie
Lyness
Schieone
Ebotty
Ba Gale
Steve Gale
Gate
Phil— Gale
Bale
Governor in Doubt About Sales Tax
Governor Furrell questions the constitutionality of a state sales tax and favors property tax funding for the proposed permanent state Planning Board. Attorney General Bailey to study the law, while sales tax measures spark legislative discussion amid revenue debates. ANational Retail Dry Goods Association attack warns of impacts from a sales tax and its political uses.
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Tattle Rock
Furrell
State Planning Board
Carl E. Bailey
Bailey
Oktte
New York
National Retail Dry Goods Association
T. A. Uirsehingany
Hirschlmann
Sweet Home Church Visitors Highlight Weekend
Sweet Home reports a busy weekend with numerous church visitors including Rev W E Sherrel and families from Bethel Union Grove Blythe Berry and Montgomery area. Local residents Mr and Mrs Phyl Ward Mr and Mrs Bob Bonds and others attended services and casual visits at several homes with radio listeners and afternoon guests noted at multiple households.
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W. E. Sherre'l
Phyl Ward
Bob Bonds
Hugh Nelen
Imogene Nelen
Bethel Community
Lily Errey
Miss Whatley
Union Grove
Stoukey
Reby Levereitu
Blyyeings
al Berry
Joe Spears
Tfarave Pye
Clyde Brown Saefay
Sunday Visitation and Family Gatherings at Prescotton
A flood of local visitors and relatives gathered Sunday at the Campbell home and nearby households. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Bert Campbell, Miss Rawls Sowell of Prescott, Mr and Mrs S A Howell Strickay, Mrs Gentry Campbell, Mrs Dutel McCain, Rev Simpson of Peesgull, and many others. Social visits, church activities, a musical event, and a funeral attendance marked a busy weekend.
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Chau
Bert Cama
Rawls Sowell
Prescott
S.A Hewell Strickay
Gentry Campbell
Campbrell
Yarberry
Ji Mars
C.C. Merritt
Quikey
Mary Ale
McQuin
Gus
Dutel McCain
Will McCain
Rev Simpson
Peesgull
Sunay
Josh Billingsley
Lewis Salmon
Will Campbell
Lee Campbell
Bert Carani Sunlay
Etskey
Local visits and guests span several towns
Laneburg Mrs C F Nelms and Charles and Donald Ween of Little Rock visited relatives. Miss Jane Gann of Prescott stayed with her mother. Mrs C M Gn and Mr and Mrs S A Moore and family of Barnet were guests of Mrs H C Bright. Esther Ruth Sampson arrived from Tongview Texas for an extended visit. Harry Daniell of Prescott visited his parents Roy and Mrs Daniell. Joy Bolly left for visit with daughter Mrs Elmer Murray in Macan. Miss Maxie Martin and Suzanne Sage of Prescott visited friends. Glyni Bright spent time with sister Mrs Talph Fore of Prescott.
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C. FL Nelms
Charles
Donald Ween
Little Rock
Jane Gann
Prescott
C. M. Gn
SA Moore
Barnet
H.C. Bright
Esther Ruth Sampson
Tongview
Texas
Harry Daniell
Roy Daniell
Joy Bolly
Elmer Murray
Macan
Maxie Martin
Suzzane Sage
Preseatt
Glyni Bright
Mra. Talph Fore
Visiting relatives light up Washington Mes area
Miss Hazel Parsons visited relatives in El Dorado Burttay and Miss Josephine Counts along with Mr and Mrs Cecil Winn were among the Sunday guests. Reginald Besrden from Los Angeles and their relatives Mr and Mrs J Bearden and Mr and Mrs Charles Barnett were hosts. Texarkana home burial mourns a friend while Mrs Melson Frazier spent Sunday night with her parents in Tope.
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Hazel Parsons
el Dorado Burttay
Susie Gurgow
Josephine Counts
Cecil Winn
Berry
Daughter
Nashville
Reginald Besrden
Los Angeles
California
J . Bearden
Charles Barnett
Pink Hortus
Bila Monroe
Texarkana
Melson Frazier
Mhl Stewart
Tope
Flapper Fanny Says Go 5 Pat
Local notes report visits and travels of Washington residents in Hope and surrounding towns. Mrs Evelyn Hubbard underwent surgery in Josephine hospital Hope. Attendees at funeral of Mr and Mrs Lee McDonalds grandson in Rosston from Holt Wilson Williams and others. Several Washington folks attended community singing at Flapper Fanny Says Go 5 Pat. Page lists residents in El Dorado Little Rock Prescott and DeQueen with visits, moves, and meetings including Arkansas Press Association mid winter session.
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Sam Briant
T. P. Pi
Davis Parsons
Ozan
Liyvewood Rowe
ElDorato
Evelyn Hubbard
Josephina Hospital
Hope
Washington
Lee Mc_ Donald
Rosston
Max. Law Holt
Madison Wilson
C.M. Williams
Ruby Wilson
Kathryn Holt
E. F. Simons
Providence
Simmons
Saninskay
Seal
WR. Card
C. C. Stuart
Vivian
Beck
Henry Gray Bearden
Puggy Moses
L. Pilkinton
Dan Pilkinton
Little Rock
Pilkinton
Legislature
Tawks Page
W. H. Etter
Lite Rock
Arkansas Press Association
Sallie L.etter
Bill
Bob Conway
Kale Betts
Nervel Kelly
Local Social Notes From The County
Blevins Mrs H M Stephens left Tuesday for Ticson Arizona to visit Mr and Mrs Robert Beene and Miss Rathal Brown. Mr and Mrs Ched McCaskill and daughter Janell of McCaskill were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs P A Stephens. Miss Flora Catton and Mrs Bill Hamsey were visiting friends in Bluve on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Carl Brown Miss Kathlene Brown and Mrs J Glen Coker drove to Hope Sunday after I hoot. Mr and Mrs Otis Landers of Bairds Chapel were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs A H Wade. Alvin Osburn attended to business in Yepe Saturday.
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H. M. Stephens
Ticson
Arizona
Robert Beene
Rathal Brown
Ched McCaskill
Janell of McCaskill
P. A. Stephens
Flora Catton
Bill Hamsey
Bluvein
Carl Brown
Kathlene Brown
J. Glen Coker
Cardui Aimed At Monthly Pain And Nervous Tension
Mrs M L Brady of Swansea recounts relief from periodic pains and nervousness after using Cardui also known as Cardus a purely vegetable remedy. The ad cites many women testifying to benefits while advising medical consultation if no benefit is felt.
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Pierce
Susie Tamil
Walnut St
Shreveport
Dr. Pierce
Alee
Maud
Cardi
Cardus
M.L. Brady
Swansea
8. C
Cardui
Ady
How Calotabs Help Nature To Throw Off a Bad Cold
Calotabs act as a thorough intestinal eliminant cleansing germ laden mucus and toxins from the tract. They also serve as a diuretic to the kidneys promoting elimination of cold poisons from the blood. The treatment is described as economical at twenty five cents for the family package and ten cents for the trial package.
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Phil'a
PRI
Joe Gillaspie
Ariz Moon
Thatcher
Westborg
Westmore
Teve
Brian Westmore
Sid
James Westmore
Tier Fips
Mat
Fran
Gale Henderson
Steve Meyers
N. Y
Sweet Home
Eustey
Dates
Pradiy
Dubia Cannel Af
Bryin Yorberry
Gud
Sun Yurberry
Aricles
Laneburg
Flapper
Fanny
Blevins
J. L. Green
Miss Hogue
the Cooking School
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