Arkansas highway funding fight and federal warning
Max H Washburn comments on Arkansas road program after a U S Bureau of Public Roads warning. He notes nine trunk road projects totaling about 3 million dollars versus 30 secondary projects near 5 million, urging focus on maintaining U S 67 and other trunk routes. He warns that neglect could cut federal funds and tourism revenue.
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Arkinaas
U. S
Hukéau
Tction
Camnmiggion
Ust
Federal Bureau
Lewisville
Nashville
Glenwood
U. S. 87
Arkansas
Geoud
Snyder asks 3 Billion More in Taxes
Washington June 28 The Truman administration urged the Senate to add about 3 billion dollars to the home approved tax increase. Treasury Secretary Snyder told the Senate committees the 7.2 billion dollar House tax hike is a burden risking red ink and inflation. He warned of more borrowing in the next six months and urged Congress to raise about 10 billion dollars in extra taxes, including a 12 1/2 percent rise in individual income tax to fund a 2.847 billion dollar annual revenue gain. He called for tougher capital gains tax and a widening of tax-reducing privileges, with further tightening of oil and coal industry provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman Administration
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Mnanue
Pasrly
Congress
Truman
Reea
Pees
Incorye Snyder
Iyvy
State Marble Champ Returns Home From National Tourney
Chris Cack and his mother Meg Cook recount the national marble tournament in Albuquerque New Mexico where 39 boys competed for trophies bikes and a sportsmanship award. Chris the Arkansas champion led a parade wore the Arkansas banner and toured a village with 1600 residents while photographers from major magazines covered the event and special German marbles and Red Ryder acts entertained the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Cack
Meg
Fred Conk
Arem
New Mexico
War Council
Alvarado Hotel
Chris
Arkansas
Red Ryder
Little Beaver
Roda Calv
Utah
Iteep
Gerrmany
Cook
Sie
C Carlton
Ie Carlton
Hope
Carton
Albuquerque
Muleshoe
Mexica
West
Degrees to Hope Pair at Oklahoma
Thomas C. Jobe and Billy Irene Jobe of Hope received master degrees at the University of Oklahoma Norman. Mrs Jobe wrote the thesis Microfauna of Basal Midway Ouleways Near Hope Ark and the husband helped print it. Jobe will join Humble Oil and has prior Navy service ending as a lieutenant.
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Thomas C. Jobe
Billy Irene Jobe
Hope
The
University,of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma
Urst Amony School
Pho Hyer
Ijabe
Fay James
Ark
Arkansas
My. Jobe
Sara Jobe
Hope and Tow
Washington,d. C
Star Uill
Navy
O. U
Humble Oil Refining Company
Joan Walker Enrolls in Home Management Training Course
Commerce Texas notes show Joan Walker from Jane Arik and local girls taking a practical Home Management course at Hast Texas State Teachers College. Six students rotate roles at the Home Management House for six weeks and plan house projects under Anne Maxwell, director of Home Economics, reflecting a shift to married and returning housewives postwar.
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Commerce
Texas
Hast
Texas State Teachers College
Joan Walker
Jane
Arik
Stonewall
d‘Arc
Ligent Management House
Hi Economics
Tix Weks
I ’ Ee Anne Maxwall
Pfne
Miss
Max
Local Women Safety Meet Delegate Urges Secnet 5 Action
Local Women’s safety meeting delegate Mrs. Paul Elpach urged Secnet 5 to take action. The fragmented OCR text shows a focus on security and community safety, highlighting a call for stronger measures and local engagement.
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Paul Elpach
Secnet
Mrs Bell Joins Child Development Class at ETSTC
Mrs Virgini a Bell of Arkadelphia is a member of the Child Development class at East Texas State Teachers College aiding in the college nursery school during the six week session. The group earns Home Economics credit under Miss Jedithe Wheeler, nursery school director. Fourteen children aged two to six gain practical experience in child development and directing nursery school activities.
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Commerce
Texas
Virgini Ja Bell
Arkadelphia
East Texas State Teachers College
Eings
Jedithe Wheeler
Camden youths jailed for car stealing interstate theft case
Four Camden youths including James Delmar Danton and Bert Roy Kellum faced charges after stealing a car in Arkansas, fleeing into Texas, and wrecking the vehicle near New Caney while siphoning gasoline. Two girls in the group were released. FBI agent Lorton Jr. said the group planned to return to Arkansas. Kellum claimed a theft proceeds split of about $80.
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Houston
James Delmar Danton
Camden
Ark
Montgomery County
Conroe
Bert Roy Hellum
New Caney Tex
Mousten
Lily de Rock
Aston
Kellum
FL Lorton, Jr
FBI
Betty Joan Ellis
Mary Catherine
Lorton
Deaton
IAS
Arkansas
Lordon
So Little Rock Thaling Rink
Guy, sArk
Lorton Aid
Alg Kellum
Council Delays for School Survey
The Arkansas legislative council deferred a decision on hiring an out of state firm to survey Arkansas public schools. The meeting criticized the assignment to the George Peabody Institute of Nashville Tenn as political in nature.
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I the Rock
Arkangas
Local mayoral race candidates settle into running
The article lists announced contenders across wards including Chuckie Armitage John L Wilson Jag Jones and ward officials W G Gentry C W Tarpley Charles Wylie Ward 2 hopefuls W B Mason Jose Trown Ward 3 incumbent Webb Lasdler Jr Howard Byers and M C Murphy with none other candidates yet declaring. Charles Reynepion filed for re election as city treasurer per the report.
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Kely
Bob ‘Daniels
Livestock Show
Chuckie Armitage
John L. Wilson
Jag Jones
W. G. Gentry
C. W. Tarpley
Charles Wylie
W. B
Mason
Jose Trown
Webb Lasdler Jr
Howard Byers
M.C. Murphy
Charlesy Reynepion
City
Urensul'er
Veterans Study Experiment Station Methods
A report from the experiment station on soil conservation and farming practices notes that continuous row crops caused major soil and water loss while Bermuda sod and grass rotations reduced losses. Dr. E O Meleen and Dr. J B Watle discuss practical rotating cover crops, contour cultivation, and terraces. The study compares nine varieties including Early Red Five with continued observations.
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EO. Mebeen
Agromony Cram
Fest Soll
Walter Loxsas
McLoun
Bermuda
McLean
Poath
J.B. Watle
Visitora
Fulton Highway Contract Let for Paving Hope
State highway commission announced let for 97 highway projects including a major concrete paving contract in Hope Fulton district. Bids on three projects were rejected. one bridge job on Wytheville north road was awarded to Southwest Ghit moral Construction Co of Dab Joa with a total bid around 481 thousand.
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Line Rock
Jane
Ariansoy
Wytheville North
Kelaer North
Ain
Gonlyneity
Jow
Hensypstent
Presbyterian Bible School to Close Friday
A damaged text from Mirat Presbyterian Church notes a Friday night event on June 20 at Tair Park. The notice invites all Sunday School and family members to attend a planned pot luck gathering with drinks and treats while children’s departments display work.
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Vaditlan
Mirat Presbyterian Church
Tair ‘Park
Varcation Church
Kgvdisplayee
Fada
Little Rock June Meeting Noted in Anomalous Text
An incomprehensible OCR fragment from a Little Rock item references a meeting and names such as bert W. Paka and Jon modal. The legible portion hints at a sequencing error but suggests a scheduled gathering in June with unclear participants or agenda. The malformed text limits specifics about place, time, or outcomes.
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Little Rock
Bert W. Paka
Jon
Bald Headed Men Rally Against Barbers
A chaotic New York bulletin shows bald headed men of Amagioa denouncing the nation's barbers in a heated exchange. Nick Caluthin, president of the United Master Barr Hero of America, claims confidence from full heads of hair boosts nerve and vigor, while others mock the idea and a wild scene unfolds with conflicting voices and scattered references to figures and places.
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New York
Amagioa
Nick Caluthin
United Master Barr Hero of America
Barbara
Coluthis
Jia
Smiwle
Meahor Alf Binge
Saaren Rerserd
Saanich
Hallea
Jones
Thames Fonaritat
Salvador Y Dall
Gl Flynn
Belantist
Hope Resident Returns After 1875 City Visit
An elderly Hope resident named James Kiteade visited the city today, recalling life in 1775 and early ties to local families. He arrived via Holston and spoke of kin including Mrs. Pat Donnelly and Mr. Kincade, noting his family’s loss and past movements through Hope with Rex Dixon of the San Diego College.
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Hope
Holston
Jamey Kiteade
Pat Donnelly
Andye
Kincadé
Aghdol
Havo
Molly Malano
Kincade
Capi
Jack
Donnally
Tin Anela
Rex Dixon
San Diego
Kins Endl
Chinese Attacks May Be Start of New Push
Fragmented report notes possible escalation as Chinese forces may mount a renewed offensive. UN ground commander signals no immediate major breakthrough, while Allied officials track troop buildup and tactical shifts amid tense warnings from officials in Tokyo and Washington.
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Tokyo
Winindering Aled
China
Duck
Gut. Wamu
Mivet
Alfenglys
Koran
United Nations
Nelthey ‘van
Phoebe Mont Fragment Sparks Unclear Inquiry
A partial, garbled note raises questions about a unclear person named Phoebe Mont and a referenced inquiry or controversy. Readable portions suggest an intent to point out a detail and a possible discussion involving individuals or places, but the text remains incomplete and ambiguous.
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Max, H. Washburn
Betwaan
Cane
U.S
Bureau of
Twister
Waheeny
Kansas
Smnal
State
Jack Bell
ETSTC
Fulton
Boyle
Ethan
Phoebe Mont
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