State racing and liquor monopolies in Arkansas debate
The essay defends state control over racing and liquor, arguing a single state monopoly ensures honest regulation and enforcement. It contrasts local option with state chambers in Little Rock and cites public opinion in Hot Springs and Crittenden county as evidence for centralized authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenden
Quinley
West Ferris
Crittensen County
State Racing Commission
Little Rock
Biste
America
Crittenden County
Openhouse Planned for Negro Schools in Hope District
The Hope School District schedules an open house Sunday January 27 from 2 to 4 p.m. A revised tour will have teachers in classrooms to greet visitors. New buildings are in use with modern desks, six classrooms in each of two new elementary schools, plus a five-room annex adding music, commercial, guidance, and library spaces. Superintendent James TL Jones plans to attend and invite white citizens to tour the facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhe Negro
James TL Jones
Hope School
Yorger
Hopewall
Clayton Seeks Re-Election in State Treasurer Race
Clayton J. Vanne Clayton files to seek re election as state treasurer with a pledge against corrupt practices as he heads into the Democratic primaries. He is the first candidate to file for a statewide post this year in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Ruck
Jo Vanne Clayton
We Corrupt Practices Pledge
Sficu
Markets By The Associated Press Cotton Futures Summary
New York at 1 P.M. cotton futures prices show March at 41.72 May at 41.48 July 31.06 October 34.53 December 37.92 for March 37.90 May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
New York
Imarch
Southerners Face Battle Over Senate Rules Debate
Senate rules battle heats up as Southern senators push for cloture changes to curb filibuster leverage. Key figures Sen Morse and Sen Benton push for majority or two-thirds votes to end debate, while Southern leadership resists any move that could paralyze the floor. Detailed committee jockeying and public hearings frame the looming clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witetingten
Sable
Senate
Etie Tead
Dendeys
Sen
Asset 1
Te Athias
Benton D
Ananoneed Ba
U Benton
Stermit
Sen. Lehn
Len Wherry
Stuttgart meet links Arkansas Christian men group
Christian Church men attending the Stuttgart gathering in Arkansas number about 850 from area churches. The event advances major projects for the year and a simultaneous statewide revival campaign underway since last September. Guest speaker is Bill McKinney of the Disciples of Christ Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binet Christian Church of Hope
Arkansas
Stuttgart
Bill McKinney
Disciples al Christ
Indianapolis
Leteiaia Cheistity
First Christian Church of
Wall
Doe
Christian Man’s
Witliaay B
Florescue Ernest Royker
O.lander
Oliver L. Adina
Missing Plane Sparks Regional Search Effort
Las Vegas sheriff and local base units launch early day searches for a reported crash of an unknown air plane, possibly Air Force craft, seen near the Blythe stretch between Las Vegas and California. Kingman sheriff’s office also plans a search toward Wilkerson Beach area along the Colorado River to investigate a separate crash report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Tun
Sheriff’s Office
Poree
Calif
Fenes
Hese
Arizona
Sheriff's Office
Kingman
Wilsoun Beach
Ariz
Colorados
Blevins Junior 4-H Club Names New Officers
At a recent meeting of the Blevins Junior 4-H Club new officers were elected including president Viewyilesident, secretary treasurer Ted Wallin Chr, and other posts. Several names appeared in the minutes though some text is garbled. the club adopts its standard officer slate for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins Junior
Alesias
Erpantation
Ouney
Ahew Ualtee
Viewyilesident
Groe- Oa Wwortin
Ted Wallin
Gert Telah
Iegiortear
Hicks
Mes
Taarpane Blarckwond
Line Clonyanstraton Dan
Contractor Seeks Stay After Highway Contract Dispute
Malvern Arkansas Pioneer Construction contends the Arkansas Highway Department unfairly blocked its bid process for a $419,482 road project near Rhoridan. The petition, filed by Pioneer’s AOU Kennedy, seeks a restraining order to halt the award and cites alleged restrictions on studying plans and finance concerns. The case awaits a judge’s ruling on the legality of the highway commission’s bid letting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock
Jim
Shears Highway Department
Pulaski
Guy Wal Tsauis
Pioneer Constiention Co
Milvarn
Arte
Pioneer Company
Hail Et Diet
Arkeoasies Highway Cormanission
W. Od. Jeffrey Construction Co., Inc
Fiith
Ark
Aradinyg
Rhoridan
Aou Kennedy
Wiehway Department
AIL Johnson Tid
Tionver
J Viet Pioneer
Johnson
Pioneer
Lorooke
Williams
Dleiring
Tionewe
Piinee
Highway Commission
Sordiem
State Wins Assured Big Aluminum Plant for Arkansas
Arkansas is assured of a Reynolds Metals aluminum plant after Ren McMuath announced the company will proceed with construction in the state. The project could have moved to Texas if cheaper power had been found, but agreement on power supply with Arkansas Power and Light Co and the Southwestern Power Administration reportedly keeps the plant in state pending an Arkansas Power Authority plan to market electrical energy if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Ren. McMuath
Reynolds Metals Co
Planx
Texas
Terie
Arkansas Power Art Light Co
Southwestern Power Adiain Miiro
Tnteriot
Cleetrivad Eocrey
Reynolds
Agraud Sontr
Wiehington
Seatarday
Interia
Chega
Moses
Alot. & L
Linle
Wight
Gav
McMaeth
Moses Wa ‘ Y eHork
Reynalds
Theo
Gonteo Hversy
Reypolds
Propord
Probaly Texas
Moentiv
Arkansas Power Authority
New Assistant Secretary of State Nominee Ties to Hope Native
John M. Allison named as Assistant Secretary of State and husband of Hope native Maay Miidewell. The report notes Allison’s background and links to public service, including connections to former officials and ongoing policy discussions as the nation considers the Japan peace treaty context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Allison
Hope
John M. Alfisat
Rar Ta
Dee Rusk
Blute
Mer
Miicin
Satie Maay Miidewell
Ridgayell
Pari i
PTA Favors School Lunch Program
Hope BUA Council in Begrard endorses school lunch program for BlosraIT public schools. Council approves actions from past week and requests parental support. signed by Mrs. Jim Mekuiaie president and Mrs. Franklin Clueton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Bua
Begrard
Blosrait
PVA Council
James West Joins Board of Pharmacy
A notice reports James West joining the Board of Pharmacy in a formal appointment. The document names the governing body, notes the official title, and outlines the resulting responsibilities and expected impact on regulatory oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James West
Board of Pharmacy
Racing Voices Stir Debate Across a Divided City
The passage reflects a chaotic debate over racing policy with fragmented names and places. It references groups and locales like Atitite ws and Ariunsins, mentioning a league, a defeat of entities such as Biate Tiogyis and Treak Went Maniphig, and concerns about seating arrangements and local officials amidst unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meinlith
Biate Tiogyis
Treak
DeMille Spectacles Draw 3 Billion Viewers Over Time
From a 1944 interview, DeMille discusses his epic films and their global reach. He notes air show technology and theatre scale, cites audience figures over 4.2 billion from 1919 to 1944, including 600 million for King of Kings, and reflects on art, science, and myth shaping cinema.
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New York
HeMille
Vategysant Spectacles
DeMile
DeMille
Tage
Gaud Watie
Alan
DeMalle
Thoriy
Kotor
Ppa
Greece
Stowe
Jdemale
Gtudind
Samson
Dellah
Demonstration Club Officers Hear State Agent
Demonstration club officers discuss a state agent with the president at a meeting. Names include Dorothy Drage and Lorraine Blackwood, with party and location references in a period newsroom style. The item notes a forthcoming report and details from the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demonstration Club
Weird wedding cast announced amid charity show chaos
A chaotic wedding play fundraiser lists a large, error strewn cast with names like Skeelur Munchek and Behar. Proceeds aid children with a disease, while organizers promise skits and characters, urging attendance for the year’s biggest laugh.
Farmers Asked to Return Cotton Survey Cards
Farmers urged to return survey cards to county PMA office to determine state cotton production. Many reports show lacking returns. instructions emphasize filling and retaining cards. The county committee requests timely submission and warns of follow up by local officials if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newipstead Canty
Rebel Revolt in Nepal Is Smashed
A Nepalese revolt near Kathmandu failed as government forces retook rebel held buildings by mid day. Raksha Dal volunteers aided by Congress party clashed with Rana loyalists in the capital, while a radio station and telecoms were disrupted. Rebellion linked to Nepali Congress leadership splits and tensions with the Rana family. The border with India saw transit suspensions and regional upheaval continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Ladba
Comimunist Libel
Tavernmenit
Phewentaba
Agin
Telee Hhode Exchange
Gmbassidor
Raksha Dat
Singh
Singha Parla
Raksha Dal
Congress Party
Rulig Party
Rana
MBN
Congress
India
National Plume Service
Beetween
Patia
Ithar Provence
Napal
Khatmandi
New Delhi
K.P. Koirala
Prin
ML P .Koirala
Sremete Miountiin Shing
Bank Bandits Nabbed After Juarez Bank Raid
Mexican officials report four bandits engaged in a daylight raid on a Juarez bank were killed or captured after a half hour gun battle on the Rio Grande side. About 70,000 of 174,000 dollars stolen remain missing as authorities hunt for the rest of the loot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Rio Grande
Juares
Mexico
Humberto Reynal
Chihuahua
el Pasyo Times
Juarez
Banca Nacional de Mexico
UN poised to offer final peace proposal in Korea crisis
A UN move to press a final peace proposal amid stalled Korean truce talks is reported. The plan aims to secure concessions from Communists on air power limits and prisoner exchanges, with Gen. MacArthur and Allied leaders under pressure to break the deadlock as negotiations resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationa
Kos
Remy Tence
Bae
Jon
Yokyo
Matthew Uo
Cade Be Perenbaugh
Geo Willan
Hanpisan
Annamed
Byang UW. SN
Koppa
Phaesda
North Koyek
Safeuterdhem
Tate
UWR
Communista
Gottis
Isi
Euistica
Kaltie
Iogb
UN WU. SN
Priontas
Rh. T. Libby
Kangdema
Pyongya
Cagualties
Sinuljy
Commeraat
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Vleet
West Merit
Clayton
Christian Church
Malvern
Internal Revenue
Denis Delaney
Boston
Mass
Delaney
Lorraine Cugat
Iiga
Xavier Cougat
Allin
Price Stabbier
Michael DiSalle
Washington
U. & Senate
Ohio
PTA
Hespereeseaatet Vivehanos P
Petia Epecdol
aWoiney Gah Investisatir Fay
Taree
Gwinoinevanent
Yestouliy
Saul Pett
Hal Boyle
Eve Gentity
Dorothy Drage
Lee
Tony
Lorraine Blackwood
Muni Derbostration Apert
Seerebiertes
Astin
Voreign
Happie
Nitoibers
Witte
Jin al
Weterk Na Wed
Tates
Pride
Skeelur Munchek
Bloybeyt Buys
Mike Kelly
Road
Fred Robertson
Mitton Villard
Andy Riner
John Keck
Marshall Blackard
Huron Whate
Hub Turner
Waynan ‘Taylor
Andy Andrews
Hue Luck
Fred Gresham
Genezee
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Burns Pat AG
Dermott
Jars
Old Ackansas
Weman
Molly J. Maciigan
Ske Fee Liz
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