Reversal in Arkansas Suit Over State Construction Funds
Arkansas Supreme Court action reverses a lower court ruling in a dispute involving county judges seeking $1,553,000 from state high construction funds. Attorneys for the judges and intervenor Hogan argued to dismiss appeals. court orders reflect complex probate and land case considerations across multiple counties and parties including Swindie Harris and the Lumber Company. The decision touches on tax and land ownership issues in Montgomery and Greene counties, with related fire damage and insurance claims noted.
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Little Rock
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Ogan
Witold
Re. Mehr
Aransas
Derry Dthe
Sara Swindie
Jin Montgomery
Lumber Company
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Mentchancery Court
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Battle of Europe nears climax amid communist push
DeWitt Mackenzie analyzes postwar Europe as Soviet expansion linked to Czechoslovakia and potential moves into Italy France and Austria. The piece notes rising anti communist sentiment in Prague, strategic central European position, and hints at possible pre Marshall Plan actions to influence Western Europe after potential elections and strikes. It also references U S casualties in medical service and a local shooting incident in Texas with sheriff involvement.
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Murder Charges Filed Against Husband in Heber Springs
Obra Martin, 33, to face first degree murder charges after the death of his wife Lacille Martin, 22, and wounding of her attorney on a Saturday night in Carcord, Arkansas. Prosecutor Rush, after a conference with Gene P Houston, said Martin would be charged. Lacille’s mother, with three children under six, was charged with assault with intent to kill.
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Heber Springs
Obra Martin
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Lalcille Marlin
Tr. Is. Rush
Gene PP. Houston
Martin
Carcord
Ark
Treesehildren
Coed Strangler May Be Placed in Institution
Champaign county court action seeks commitment of Muriel Ostrowsky a 20 year old University of Illinois co ed after a grand jury refused to indict her in the strangling of her newborn baby. State's Attorney Breese filed a petition following the grand jury's recommendation and said Ostrowsky from Lawrence Ohio confessed to strangling the infant shortly after birth to save her family from disgrace. She said she did not know if the baby was born dead or alive.
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Til
Muriel Ostrowsky
Champaign County
University of Mlinois
John J. Breese
Breese
Lawrence
Insects Damaging Young Gardens In Hempstead County
Insects threaten young gardens with seed and seedling loss in Hempstead County. Home Demonstration agent Mary Dixon advises a weed-free seedbed prepared two weeks before planting to deter cutworms and maggots. Warm planting weather, paper collars, and bran bait may help. Also notes rootworm damage to sweet corn and bean losses, plus a funeral notice for former Senator Charles D. Bush of White and Faulkner counties.
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Hempstead County
Mary Dixon
Little Rock
Charles DB. Bush
White
Faulkner
Arkansay State College of
Jonesboro
Head of Nazi Party Women's Branch Jailed
Frankfurt Germany Mayendens The arrest of Frau Gertrud Stholtz Klink 46 head of the women's branch of the Nazi party during the war was announced by U S Army agents. She was long thought dead and was captured near Tueringen in the Preneh lerday on a secret tip. Her former aide Heinrich Hinnier 88 Ente Guard Col August fei Meyer was also arrested. Agents said Col Heissmey ier carried a poison vial of the type used by Hermann Goering at Nuernberg prison.
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Mayendenst
Gertrud Stholtz Klink
Nazi Party
U. S. Army
August Fei Meyer
Frau Schel Klink
Col Heissmeyier
Hermann Goering
Nuernberg
Kitchens Should Have Place for Homemaker to Sit
Mary Dixon, home demonstration agent, says kitchens need a seated workspace for the homemaker. A law table, portable or cabinet-integrated, should suit the worker, with working surface 24 to 26 inches high for many women and wide enough to hold all utensils and supplies at once. A 20 by 30 inch area may be satisfactory.
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Mary Dixon
Lap Table Versatility Warns of Easy Mobility
A lap table with castors can be moved to any part of the kitchen porch or house. The homemaker should sit erect and well back in the chair with feet flat on the floor, advises Miss Dixon.
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