Sikes Knocks Out Al Reis In Little Rock Rodeo Fight
In North Little Rock, Bob Sikes knocked out Al Reis in the second round after a close start, leaving the Indianapolis heavyweight unconscious on the canvas. The bout built to a brutal finish as Reis absorbed a right uppercut and a final left hook before hitting the mat.
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Capital Needs More Space
Washington numbers show a 10 percent population rise since last year, adding nearly 70,000 residents amid a growing capital scene. The crowded city faces ongoing space pressures as the influx continues to reshape daily life and planning.
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Washington Struggles With War Boom Traffic And Space
Thousands of defense workers and visitors flood Washington and nearby suburbs. Hotels fill weeks ahead, taxis and restaurants face peak demand, and government offices scramble for space as 800 new civilian employees join the wartime surge.
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Social Calendar Highlights Bridging and Teas Across June
Tuesday events feature Mrs. Syd McMath hosting Toss Day Contract Bridge at 3 o clock and a postponed gathering for Mrs. Dave Thompson’s group on June 24. Mrs. L. F. Higgason hosts Baptist Sunday outreach at 4 30. Also scheduled are an afternoon bridge at 43 o’clock hosted by Mrs. Robert LaGrone and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, and a Wednesday bridge at 7 o'clock with Mrs. J. F. Garin. Thursday sees Mrs. Dick Forster hosting, Miss Joan Card’s birthday party from TV to 1 30, Lilac Garden Club’s final meeting at 8, and the Happy Neal Hotking club gathering at 9 30. Friday June 1st Mary Delia Carrigan entertains for bridge in honor of Julia Lemley and Elizabeth Green, brides-elect at 3 o'clock. Wednesday June 25th tea invitations issued by Mrs. Harry J. Lemley.
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Norman Lewis to Spend Summer Vacation with Arkansas Parents
Norman Lewis of the University of Arkansas plans a summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, after completing studies this term. The notice notes a student from Fayetteville returning home for the break.
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Standings and schedules across the Southern Association
Midday updates show Little Rock at Atlanta off day while Nashville faces New Orleans in rain. Chattanooga leads Memphis by one, Birmingham tops Knoxville, with Tuesday slate including Little Rock at Atlanta and Knoxville at Birmingham.
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Industrious Animal Horizontal 2 Puzzle Clue List
A dense list of crossword style clues across horizontal and vertical entries. It mentions an amphibious rodent, river, lens term, and various wordplay hints like to thrive, to hasten, and encou nters. Includes references to New England abbreviation and ancient temple part, with several obscured or fragmented entries.
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Freedom of Thought and Truth in the Press
A call to uphold free expression as essential to exposing lies and safeguarding public interest. The message argues newspapers reveal malfeasance, resist state control, and serve the people by presenting all sides, underlining liberty, rights, and truth through strong, independent press.
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