Arkansas Gov announces no third term bids for 1950 race
The governor states there will be no official candidate from his administration for any office this year while urging unity and service. He thanks supporters, recalls a clean record, and emphasizes continued focus on welfare and progress as peers name possible rivals and others consider runs. Local figures like Garland and Meath weigh prospects, with several names floated for the gubernatorial field. The missive signals an open field ahead of the next election cycle.
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Lonoke County
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Cormament
Jack Iso
Flames Wackrell
Little Rock
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Francis Cherry
Jonesboro
Nathan Gordon
M Ton
Hendrix Lacky
Horace Thompson
G. W. Lookadoo
Arkan Delphia
Io ‘Pee
Arkan- Bas
Possie
Fox
Quiz Robber in Philadelphia Slaying
James Smith, tied to a $130,000 New Orleans bank robbery, was questioned about the Philadelphia policeman Cecil Ingling slaying. FBI checked fingerprints as investigators weigh possible involvement and pursue leads on two fugitives, James P. Smith Jr. and David Amedin.
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Elicago
James Smith
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Smith
Cecil Ing
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ingling
James P. Smith, Jr
David Aimedin
Igs
Albott
Market Report highlights prices drift on livestock and cotton
Chicago grain and livestock markets show weak butter receipts and lower prices across dairy and poultry. Cattle and sheep quotes ease while live poultry costs edge up slightly. New York and New Orleans cotton futures rise before profit-taking mirrors broader market sentiment.
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Chicago
Tan
CMS
Aba
New York
United States
Tawan
Hig
Colder Days Mean Hog Killing Time in Hempstead County
Colder weather drives hog slaughter and lard handling concerns in Hempstead County. The article notes 12 to 15 percent yield of fat, discusses rancidity risks after processing, and references demonstrations and a heated courtroom moment over a bond set at 50,090 dollars involving a man named Smith in a non-existent bill dispute.
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Timoe
Hempstead
Faloos
Mitry
New Orleans
Pina Walker
Ag Smith
Whit Bond
Smiti
Jaynount Sud
Iday
Gandhi's fast ends in triumph for peace in India
The fasting Mahatma Gandhi secured pledges from Indian and Pakistan leaders to pursue his peace plan amid Hindu Muslim strife. New Delhi celebrated as demonstrations paused violence and leaders vowed to foster communal harmony, with Gandhi hinting at a long life of service and humor about living to 125 or 133 years.
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Indian Subcontinent
Mahatma
Gandhi
Pakistan
India
Tongland
New Delhi
Ganghi
Devadas
Hindustan Times
Delhi
Flo
Dulles Says Russia Aims to Ruin Europe Economy
John Foster Dulles told Senate Foreign Relations Committee that Soviet leaders are trying by acts short of war to destroy Europe’s weakened free states. He urged U S aid through the Marshall plan, calling it enlightened self interest to keep European democracies healthy and free.
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John ‘Foster Dulles
Europe
Free States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Dulles
Dutles
London
GOP
Wherry R-Nebi
Wherry
Antiny
Permanent Baseball College at Hot Springs Considered
Ray Dumont, president of the National Baseball Congress, will confer with Rogers Hornsby in Chicago about plans for a permanent baseball college in Hot Springs, Ark. The school would offer academic credit and diamond training, with a nine month term and one year course starting Sept 15, 1949. Site tentative, enrollment limited to 1000 high school graduates, scholarships for all-state and all-district semi pro players.
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Kas
Ray Dumont
National Baseball Congress
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Paschall College
Dumont
Hot Springs
Ark
Hornsby
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