Proposed Expenditure Budget and Tax Levy for Arkansas Schools
The Board of Directors proposes a budget totaling major expenditures for operation of school buildings, maintenance, auxiliary agencies, transportation, fixed charges, capital outlay, and debt service. It calls for an eighteen mill tax levy to fund the plan including prior approved levies and the 1950 school district measures.
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Ex- Pradifures
Arkansan
Arkansas
Nivehes Ne- Vermeer
Nivehes Ne- Vermeer, 2): P68. Ba’ Are, “Bieae Rie
Willie
Suena
Schoatk
BRE
Board of Directors
Snead and Ferrier reach St Paul final showdown
In St Paul Minnesota on July 24 Snead and Ferrier faced off in a playoff for first in the $15,000 St Paul open. Snead shot 65 to reach 276 after 72 holes while Ferrier tied with 276 after a 71. Stranahan and Barber trailed. Demaret withdrew exhausted after nine holes of the third round.
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St. Paul, Minn
Ferrier
Keller
Frank, Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Jerry Barber
Philadelphia
Stranahan
Iom Ferrier
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Demaret
League Leaders By the Associated Press Baseball Awards
AP roundup lists American League leaders with Kell Detroit batting 324 hits 324 and Rizutto New York 117. Evers Detroit with 83 triples and DiMaggio Boston 79 runs. Pitching star McDermott Boston 16-6, Lemon Cleveland 15-41. National League Robinson Brooklyn 367 batting, Musial St Louis 360, Kiner Pittsburgh 70 RBIs. Musial 124 hits, Robinson 113.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
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Doby
Cleveland
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Boston
DiMaggio
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Rizzuto
New York
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Doerr
Arkansas Voters Signify Choice in July Primary Ticket
A scanned page shows preferential primary ballot with multiple candidates for local offices. Voters select one in each division by marking an X beside the name. Races include Chancellor and Prosecuting Attorney with names such as Charles C. Wine, Sam Robinson, James H. Pilisinton, and others like Byron Goodson, Talbot Feild Jr, Charles W. Hackett, G. W. Lookadoo, J. W. Patton Jr, J. Jones, Claud H. Sutton, and Dr Phillips with Ray Turner among contenders.
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Seva Deg Boui Ait
Frama
Arkansas
Pasadena Rose Bowl may be loaded with uranium
Henry Kinslow, a research engineer, says Pasadena's Rose Bowl site could harbor uranium. He disclosed that he, his wife and friends filed mining claims on 1700 acres of Arroyo Seca land in February 1949 and sent 28 pounds of ore.
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Rose Bowl
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Arroyo Seca
Arroyo Seco Prominent Advertizen Mention Noted
Pasadena report from July notes the Arroyo Seco area featuring a prominent Advertizen element in the local scene.
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Pasadena
Calif
Arroyo Seco
Town Clean Up Week Aims to Spruce Memorial Park
Local historian Professor Nichols protests trash and vandalism in Memorial Park. Andy, Garden Tavern owner, leads a year long volunteer cleanup modeled after Brewers' Self Regulation Program to keep town neat, with weekly Clean Up Week events.
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Nichols
Joe
Memorial Park
Bowe
Andy
Garden Tavern
Brewers
Yankees to Hold Baseball Tryouts Here
The New York Yankees will hold a youth tryout camp in Hope Arkansas on August 4 at 1 am at Hope Legion Park. Open to boys 16 to 21 with no application needed, players will be evaluated by scouts Ailey Donald and Speed Chandler. Any signed players go to a Yankees minor league club. their expenses are refunded.
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Hope Arkansas
Hope Legion Park
Yankee
Ailey Donald
Speed Chandler
Phil Rizzuto
Bobby Brown
Tommy Henrich
Wogi Berra
Yankees
Subsurface ore veins eyed near Rose Bowl area
The atomic energy commission was asked to study the site. Preliminary tests urged further examination and a final report was promised, though not yet received. Local official Kinslow notes suspected subsurface veins of rich ore nearby, with the Rose Bowl not in immediate danger and richer ore in the surrounding hills.
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Atomic’ Energy Commission
AEC
Kinslow
Rose Bowl
Hope Triumphs 7-6 to Claim District 4 Lead
Compton and Beasley powered Hope at the plate as they beat Camden 7-6 to secure the District 4 regional title shot against Pine Bluff this week. Campton and Heatley homered for Camden, while Smith started for Howe and was relieved by Gunter in the win. The same week Pine Bluff swept the A section as teams prepare for a three game series for the District 4 title, with the Senior Legion set to host Waldo Wednesday and Camden Friday.
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Beasley
Pine ‘Blut
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Heatley
Camden
Smith
Howe
Gunter
Hope
Pine Blutt
Serius
Legion
Waldo
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