Calendar action on bill to authorize an addi chancellor
Thompson attempted to have Guedaure placed on the calendar. A motion to send it to a budget committee carried over. William F. Rector Winckl said the action would last. The bill to authorize an additional chancellor in the 12th district was just passed and sent. Francis Cherry of Korais elected chancellor of the single division of the court.
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Ganedbure
Ompson
Guedaure
Betituic
Dget
Willam F
Winckl
Arkansas considers home rule amendment for city charters
Rock, Jan. 18. Arkansas legislators discuss a home rule amendment to allow cities to adopt charters. The move would put the issue on the 1950 general election ballot, backed by the Arkansas Municipal League. A companion measure was proposed last year but failed to gather needed signatures. A separate bill would require drivers convicted of felonies in traffic accidents to show financial responsibility via insurance or bond.
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Rock
Eis M. Fagan
Arkansas Senate
Arkansas Municipal League
Fagan
Municipal League
Senate
Weems Trugsell
Fordyce
Bil
Bus Stop Encounter and Odd Exchange
An odd encounter unfolds as a large cat approaches a curb where a Hite worker waits for the bus. A bystander declares he is driving west, prompting a strange reply about bringing back an orange from the xiv person, creating a surreal moment on the street.
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Hite
the xiv
Senate Bill Expands State Tax Tags Grant for Vets
The bulletin reports a measure to grant free state license tags to amp uice veterans with special government autos. Introduced by Senators Guy Jones and Bob Bailey Jr, it moves to the house. Other new bills include one by Seveton and Trussell to curb loan sharks and place financing firms under state bank subsidies, exempting appliance sales companies that finance their own sales.
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Socsal
Guy Jones
Conway
Bob Bailey, Jr
Toseliville
House
Senate
Jerry Seveton
Hazen
Weems Trussell
Fordyce
Gift Sparks Protest Over Argentina Charity to U.S. Kids
Washington reports the Children's Aid Society faced protests after accepting six crates of clothing from Maria Eva Duarte de Perón, wife of Argentina's president. Critics warned of possible international pitfalls, but volunteers emphasized the garments would aid needy American children.
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Washington
Children's Aid Society, Inc
Can
Mme Va Poren
Ralph E. Wanters
Gocunty
Argentina
Maria Eva Buarte
Peron Soria
United States
State Department
Tens Dearborn
Division of
Reentine Affairs
Beware of Romance Familiar Feud At Home
Merry returns to New York and confronts her mother Susan over the family breakup as Carter Bagby greets her and the spring mood clatters with unspoken tensions. Merry tries to soothe Susan while noting the hostile undertone and the lingering questions about love and happiness. To be continued.
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XAVUL
Cielita Linds
Merry
New York
Carter Bagby
Gisike
Ton
Carter
Susan
Angel
Lissa
Sisku
Dad
Cutter
Lorie
Inglead
Andrews
Nationalist North China Falling Apart
The Associated Press reports Nationalist north China teetering as Peiping nears surrender while Chiang Kai-shek's government contemplates leaving Nanking. Foreign diplomats warn of ongoing civil war fallout as Communists advance and international powers discuss limited intervention.
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Associated Press
China
Peiping
Chiang Kaishek
Russia
United States
Britain
France
Chiane
Palestine
Rhodes
Pashija
Israel
Egypt
Winston Couretill
Bevin
Hauptin
trans-Jordan
Aquaba
Ciu
Withima Dros
United Nations Security Coutt
Freyeh
U. S
Progress Marked in New Vick Slogan
A 1917 banner shows Vick Chemical Co’s progress with a new slogan claiming over 117 million Vick packages used yearly. L. Richardson cites quality and consumer acceptance as growth drivers since 1905, with Atlas maps noting Atlas origin.
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America
Vick Chemical Co
Vicks VanoRub
Ttm
Vick
Vick Board
L. Richardson
Vick Chemical
Lunsford Richardson
Greensboro
N.C
Atlanta Unable To Bar Robinson In Exhibition Tilt
In Atlanta Georgia two prominent lawyers state no laws prevent Negro stars Jackie Robinson and Roy Campanella from appearing with the Brooklyn Dodgers in an exhibition series here set for April 8 and 10. The Ku Klux Klan protests the Negro duo facing the Atlanta Crackers of the Southern Association. Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook notes state laws address segregation in schools transport and marriage but do not ban Negroes playing baseball with whites. Atlanta City Attorney James Savage likewise says no city laws prohibit such a game.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Jackie Robinson
Roy Campanella
Booklyn Dodgers
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Euge Cook
Javle Savage
Sapphires and Rubies Share Similar Stone Family
The statement notes that sapphires and rubies are essentially the same gem with the color difference being the main distinguishing factor. It emphasizes color as the primary identifying trait.
Camden Man Resigns From Commission
Camden resident Po B Westfall has resigned as chairman and second member of the Arkansas Public Service Commission. Governor McMath had announced that former chairman Charles C Wine would resume the position and that John R Thompson and Richard B McClloch Jr would be the other two members.
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Little Rock
PO. B. Westfall
Camden
Arkansas Public Service Commission
McMath
Charles C. Wine
John R.thompson
Richard B. Mc Ciloch, Jr
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Powell
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East Third Street
Barbara Jo
Bette Jean Nord
Seattle
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Street Car Men’s Union
Roberta Courtland
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