PTA Discusses School Improvement Plan in Arkansas
A March survey in Arkansas schools aims to map needed facility upgrades and education goals. Mrs. Field AL Poe of Paragould, president of the Arkansas Congress of Parents Teachers, outlines gathering input from teachers associations to guide state education priorities and funding questions. Governor Mehta and other officials are referenced as supporting a statewide effort toward equal, improved schooling through community involvement.
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Explosion at Benton home claimed mother and child
A BentonArk explosion gutted the interior of a home killing Mrs Lindell George about 23 and her 18 month old son Danny. Volunteers who dragged them from the wreckage found a 5 gallon kerosene can with its bottom burned. The blast set a fire and a Little Rock hospital treated Mrs George’s injuries.
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Congress Uses Deep Freeze To Stall Universal Military Training
Washington March 6 Congress shuns a direct vote on universal military training by sending the bill back to committee after a 27 to 1 House Armed Services panel recommendation. The tactic aims to avoid an embarrassing final vote while keeping UMT alive for further study.
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Quirino warns of widening Communist threat in Asia
Manila reports President Elpidio Quirino says the Communist movement is gaining momentum across Southeast Asia and that the Philippines faces increasing isolation. He urges the United States and Western powers to form a Pacific defense pact before it is too late.
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Paroles Granted to 42 Convicts in Arkansas
The Arkansas Board of Pardons and Paroles granted paroles to 42 convicts yesterday in their home counties. Names include Claude Bupet of Garland and others from Onslow, Poinsett, Ouachita, Philips, Crittenden, and Denton counties with charges ranging from burglary and grand larceny to forgery and assault, sentences from two to four years terms. The note also mentions Arkansas area size.
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