Loyalty checks for federal workers face Senate review
Washington July 11 report says House passed a bill to create a loyalty and fingerprinting system for federal employees. The measure cleared 219 to 61 but faces Senate considerations in the final days of the session. Critics warn it could chill discussion while supporters say it protects the government from disloyalty.
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Mark Bast
Miss Miller
New Orleans Cotton Prices Open Higher on Trade and Speculation
New Orleans July 16 closing prices in cotton trade were steady with gains over eight dollars per bale for some grades amid strong speculation and profit taking. Prices ranged from four to four dollars and eighty-five cents with highs and lows noted across grades including close variations.
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Eddie Albert
Flin Silvers
MBS
Crime Book
Johnny Madero
General Motors to Close for One Week Due to Steel Shortage
General Motors announces a one week shutdown across its plants starting Monday because steel supplies are disrupted by the coal mining strike and disturbed industry conditions. About 180000 workers will be laid off as operations slow, with Michigan plants hit first and truck and appliance lines largely spared.
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Chevrolet
Panting
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
State convention site chosen and budget set
Day committee warned enforcement of the act could raise government costs or cut fire protection. Litue IRock was picked for the 1947 state convention Sept 23 24. League President Ben Harrell Camden mayor said a constitutional amendment study would report before the convention. Glenn G Zimmerman was re employed as executive director for five years and a $20000 annual budget was set up from the current $8600. A family of flying squirrels will take over its best hole with mice nearby.
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League
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Camden
Car
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North Litre Rock
Teague
Dr. Yealer
Letters to the Editor Urge Publicity for Band Concert
A reader asks The Star to publicize an upcoming band concert with a program list. He notes amateur performers practice for love of art and urges display of the program details and date, referencing the band clinic at the courthouse law Tharedyy at 30 p.m.
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Dale
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New Housing in State Shows Gain in 1947
J W Satterfield Jr FHA state administrator reports six month 1947 mortgage volume near 2.25 million above 1946 totals. At June end FHA had 2980 loans totaling 1 610 9000 versus 2836 loans totaling 1 254 256 in all 1946. About half of 1947 loans refinance existing residents. Apartment rental loans reach 3 691 000, about half of new residence construction loans.
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Arkansas
J. W. Satterfield, Jr
Federal Housing Administration
Satterfield
FHA
Oing Residentes
Digestive remedy promises relief from nervous gastric distress
A vintage style ad claims 535 Fonte and 535 Tonite boost gastric juice flow to ease bloating, gas, and loss of appetite. It touts improved sleep, strength, and mood, urges avoiding alkalis, and says thousands have benefited by using Tonle digestive products from drug stores.
Social and Personal Beta Sigma Pi Meeting Report
The Alpha Zeta Chapter of the Beta Sigma Phi held its regular monthly meeting Monday at Hope City Hall at 7:84. President Mrs. Inez Staais presided, Emelene McDowell read MEMULES SF and called the roll. New business was discussed and the program outlined for the next meeting. The closing was held.
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R. J. Cooper P
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Hope City Hall
Inez Staais
Miss
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