Rate Making Group Is Challenged
Arkansas Missouri Power Company petitions the state PSC to revise its December 22 1847 rate base formulas. The company argues the current structure creates gross injustices and inequities and could lower customer bills by about four million dollars. The petition cites changes since the original order and seeks a general rate making proceeding.
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Thie Rock
Arkansas-Missouri
Imsas Public Service Commins
Com.sin
Tas
Lompany
Sin Hlythavile
Missouri
Ompany
PSC
struct-Arkansas Power and Light Ompanhy
PL A L
AreMac
Apa
Red Cross Campaign Donations Listing
A partially legible record shows numerous individual and business donations to a Red Cross campaign. Amounts range from one to several dollars, with several names including Mrs. Ferrel Baker and Mrs. J. A. Davis contributing. The total listed donations approach 182.05 dollars in the visible fragment, plus a final line noting 1497.80.
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I . Wamm Molar Co
Shipley Studio
Ferrel Baker
Rey Malling
Aubrey Bailey
George Keith Fash Byob
Corbin Foster eMcRae
Whitten
Macy Deli Burke
Emogene White
Prank Milier
J. W. Hall
Cecil Wyatt
Paul Cobb
J. A. Davis
Clyde Smith
W. J. Chonishti
Ee Vneninnie Ieee
BUTE
Bala Cccsaeas Caine
Arabs Warn of Massive Arab Losses and War After Mandate End
United Press reports Arab readers expect heavy casualties and a three month pause before a broader conflict begins after Britain yields its Palestine mandate in May. They foresee tanks, artillery, and air power striking Jewish communities, with factions led by the former Jerusalem Mufti and backed by the Arab League vowing resistance to partition and aiming to establish a free Palestinian state. They accuse the United States and United Nations of pressuring partition and foresee intensified guerrilla raids against Jewish settlements as evacuation ends.
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United Press
Josa
Palestine
Krieg
Teres
Partition Patestine
Ureying
Partition of
Arab Higher Executive
Land Mufti
Jerusalem
Arab League
Mid-dle
Teyphin
Senate Contura Faces Party Clash Over Relief Plan
Senate debates an amendment from Republican revisionists led by Wherry and Ball challenging Vandenberg on foreign relief. The House रेडeam aims for a two section bill with economic aid for Europe China and military aid for China Greece Turkey, while negotiations with the Senate continue. The administration seeks 370 million for China and 275 million for military aid to Greece and Turkey amid stalemate.
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Wherry
Ned
Ball
Mina
China
Turkey
Eatwu
Ees ‘Mamie
Wealevry
Europe
Greece
Senate
Denare
Dpg.om
Fort Smith Cabs Resume Operation After Strike
Fort Smith cabs in operation again after a drivers strike last night. AFL local secretary Whitenton said an agreement was reached with management, restoring full service with some cabs in operation as of March 12.
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Art Smith
Onic Whitenton
Fort Smith
Afl|isters Wiel
Travelers Sign Young Hurler From Kansas
Little Reel March 12 0PI Business Manager Hay Windey of ihe Lite Rock Travelers announced the signing of George Coley a young right handed pitcher from Kansas City Cooley hired on the recommendation of Sam House a Traveler hurler last season. He briefly pitched in the Eastern League before developing a sure arm last year. Manager Jack Sulegaver is scheduled to arrive tonight for final spring training conferences as Greenville Miss opens training.
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Little Reel
Hay Windey
Rock Travelers Today
George Coley
Kansas City
Cooley
Sam House
Winder
Jack Sulegaver
Greenville
Miss
Benefit Fight for Boxer Who Died in Ring
Chicago promoters announce a benefit bout for Rezard Barondi's family to be held after his death in a prior match with Charles Taft. Promoter Irving Sehoen swald reports Elrica Ray will box Barondi survivor Sam Barondi’s family to raise a purse around 10.0 dollars and additional share from Quest. union and cab company labor issues are noted in unrelated paragraphs.
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Chicago
Xack
Irving Sehoen
Swald
Rezard Charles
Elrica Ray
Sam Baroadi
Charles Taft
Charles
Thanpion
Barondi
Ay Shitahle Ganonent
Berondl
Fassy
Sehormwald Coq Buri
Cub Scout Den 6 Formed at First Baptist Church Hope
Parents of Cis Bcout boys met at the Experiment Station Tuesday afternoon to organize a Cub Scout den. Mrs Cecil Bittle was elected den mother for Den No 6 of Pack 90, sponsored by First Baptist Church of Hope. Den meets Saturday mornings at the Experiment Station. Den 4 of Pack 90 met at Mrs Ay Wil Hickman's home Thursday afternoon. they worked on kites for the upcoming kite driving contest at the old airport next Sunday. Den 4 collected spray metal for pickup by Boy Scout troops. Two new members joined Den 4.
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Cis Bcout
Experiment Sig Lion
Keliner
Cecil Bittle
First Baptist Church of Hope
Bittla
den No
Ay Iwil Hickman
Grep
Den 4
Varius Boy Scout Troops
Oaklawn Racing Results Report
Weather fair at Oaklawn as six races run with purses ranging from 1200 to 2200 dollars. Notable finishes include Port and Alasha among the early placers, plus a dead heat for fourth in the opening race and a strong showing for Six Furlongs entrants in later legs. Runners mentioned include Miss O'Girlie, Swift Eastlon, Van Silver Sis, and Villa Major with various odds and times noted.
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Clam Port
Manifold
Alasha
Barber
Miss Nelson
Grubb
Proud Shy
Sum Pal
Willa
x-Tyhtham Mote
Chaney
Vinnie Dal
Miss O'Cleary
My Waals
Gay
Secon
Caliming
Miss O'Girlie
Drury
Swift Eastlon
van Silver Sis
Baybort
Tendis
Alan
Miss Messare
Evelyn J. Phe Wusam
Treas Bay
Metin
Dusky
Nesteal
Parcel Seunet
Elmwood
Tee's Bay
Purse
Cleiming
Faweyanyoelds
Marty's Choices
Stork
Bence
Amlanile
Lovers Lass
Bisuldin W
Black Vantasy
Propelied
Lyon
Aube Bound
Rives
Ally Ule
Enloreos
Odin
Keipery Soll
Coron Dee Caer le Wane Ted
Paney Blyar
Lady Luveen
Hotel Dusata Alley Wee
Far Furs Jaard
Darmid Robsons
Sheean
Bowenl
Cerberus
Deauyil King
Grenuuile
Sykolarin
Valdina Bex
Mingle Up
Three Top Pros Lead Open Meet in Florida
Jacksonville March 1 three leading professional golfers dominated the opening round of the Jacksonville Invitational. Alexander of Lexington led with 39-34-67, followed by Haas Jr. and Keiser at 48. Greiner, Furgot, Worsham and Savel trailed by one stroke. Sam Snead carded 73 in a crowded field including Harper, Pezzula, Harbert, Milward, Turnesa and Laffoon.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Nicir
Brentwood
Bkip Alexander
Lexington
Wis
He Hhal
Finor Medce
Fred Haas, Jr
New Caledhs
Merman Keiser
Almion
Alesander
Olio Greiner
Balmore
Marty Furgot
Brooklyn
Lew Worsham
Oakimant
Steve Savel
Saratoga
N.Y
Vic Ghezai
Kansas City
Kas
Dick Metz
Kan
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Chandler ‘Harper
Bortsmouth
Tae Pezzula
North Providence
Charles Harper
Jacksonvile
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Jim Milward
Three Lakes
AL Smith
Winston Salera
N.C
Lin Turnesa
New York City
Ky Laffoun
St. Andrews
St Louis Man Favored the National Invitation Tournament
New York March 12 St Louis University failed to defend its Missouri Valley title this year. The Billikens opened the National Invitation Tournament at Madison Square Garden. Bowling Green’s easy victory over LaSalle and a clash involving Western Kentucky and others dominated early action as Saint Louis hoped to regain form and progress in the NIT.
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New York
St .Louis University
Hls
Missouri Valley
Billikens
Il Maison” Square Garden
St. Louis Aspesce
Bowling Green
Kennedy
LaSalle
llAmerica
Mae Alley
Charley Shave
Macauing
Ste
Louaskod
Ous
Western Kentucky
Maney
New Wests University
Tesis
North Carolia State
College hoops tourney heats up with tense semifinals
Worries over course work fade as division of teams centers on a weeklong tournament. Xavier University of Cinema faces a semifinal bid while Manhattan and others clash amid fouls and disputed plays.
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Moar City
Uy— Phe Universty
Divuisytes
Wohmiy Winph
Dikawe
Taree
Mons Solui Enalisis
Mitie Johny Knopf
Wits Ube
Bagley
Xavier University of Cinema
WANG
Iavj
Lake View
Haimline
St. Pil
Iiaya State of Terre
Haig
Ascs
Lowisville
Wall
Art Morthuret
Din Karuioll
Heme
Simnaihost
Velit
Mirahillian College
Bren
N.Y
Wiye-Nan Manhattan Sawad Yearliey
Thumling
Tinn
Manhattan
Let University Handle Money Details Audit of UA Funds
State comptroller recommends placing seven non budget activity accounts under university budget control after a six year audit. The accounts yielded a net profit of 62 679.27 last year while athletic fund income reached 24 724.45 with 204 832.48 expenses. The seven accounts totaled 806 926.05 in income and 774 374.24 in spending. The university bookstore reported 91 250.33 profit, dormitory losses of 1 292.06 and other surpluses and deficits affected overall operations. Total six year income was 21 252 000 with expenditures of 19 268 124.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
University of Arkansas Dusirness
Alice
University
Leroy Pond
Senate Tax Cut Moves To Action In Week
Senate Republicans push a 4.7 billion tax cut bill through Finance Committee by a 16 to 1 vote. House version trimmed from 6.5 billion, targets incomes with varied percentage cuts and exemptions. Final passage aimed by week's end to win enough Democratic votes to overcome a presidential veto, with minority Democrats Byrd and Johnson among those voting yes on the committee bill.
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Washington
Senate
House
Millikin
R-Cole
Senate Finance Committee
Houge Uis
Finance Committee
George
Byrd
Edwin C ‘Johnson
Cole
Taft
Ohio
Republican Policy Committee
Butler
Neb
Brewster
Bushfield
Hawkes
Martin Fay
Connaly
D-Tex
Barkley
Dky
Lucas
D-Ill
American GI Beaten Shot by Russians in Vienna
In Vienna the U S commander reported an American private first class Jack Grunden was beaten and shot with a dum dum rifle bullet after being attacked by a Russian guard outside Grand Hotel Soviet headquarters. The Soviet version claimed three drunken Americans started the fight and one struck a Russian. General Geoffrey Keyes said the incident was a distortion and a protest was lodged. The report notes the world population grows about 20 million yearly.
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Washington
Vienna
U. S
Jack Grandeh
Geoffrey Keyes
Russia
Keyes
Ivanov
Grand Hotel
Vanov
Grunden
Growden
Revort
Reds Use YWCA Civic Leaders Say Reds Use YWCA
New York civic leaders accuse the Young Women’s Christian Association of enabling communist propaganda among 4,000,100 teens. A five member committee plans a nationwide drive to purge communism, reorganize the national board, and publicize their views. Edward N. Potter of the New York district attorney’s office supports aiding the campaign while retaining his post.
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New York
Young Womens Christian Association
York
Fossiclereans
National Board of Directors
Woc
Earl French
Edward N. Potter
National Board of
Thhe YW. C. A
Hle
American Legion
Gubbens
Communist Party
Market Report Chicago Poultry and Butter Prices Steady
Market report notes live poultry receipts eight trucks, no autos, fowl prices steady with two cent per pound rise for tower at 36 and leg horn fowl one cent lower at 21 FOB. Butter firmer with 472,424 receipts and prices unchanged to one cent. grade scores B3 AA 75.2, A and G0 B 74.5, 88 C 74.5, ears 90 B TAY 8 C 73.5. Eggs nervous with 14,578 receipts and prices unchanged.
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Chicago
St Louis Stockyards Report From National Stockyards
At National Stockyards in St Louis on Thursday, 7,000 hogs and 600 cattle with 500 calves sold. Hogs largely steady to higher on heavy weights, with prices from 19.60 to 23.25 for various weight ranges and sow values drifting lower. Cattle and calves about steady. light steers and heifers 20 to 26, cows 12.50 to 20.50, bulls up to 23.00, and feeders 24 to 20. Sheep receipts limited to a single load of medium to choice wooled lambs at about 22, with prices around 21.50 to 22.00 and the market firm.
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National
Hope Star masthead and publication details from 1927
The Hope Star masthead lists editors and staff including H Washburn as Secretary, Alex H Washburn as Editor and Publisher, Paul Jones as Managing Editor, and George W Hotmar as Mach Supt. It shows circulation and rates, service offices, and Associated Press mentions. Includes address at 212 214 South Walnut Street and distant bureau locations in Memphis Detroit Chicago New York Oklahoma City and New Orleans.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Paul 4. Jones
Gaorge W. Hotmar
Mach
Dasa M. Days
Mma
G. Thomas
Coshiarnthegee
Cotton futures in New York rise after late mill buying
New York cotton futures showed an irregular day with early losses amid uncertainty over foreign aid and easing grains. Prices swung, with a late rally on aggressive mill buying and short covering, closing higher by about 25 cents from the prior session.
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New York
New Orleans
Texas Valey
Grain and Provisions and Cotton Markets Move on
Chicago grain and provisions futures eased with late year deliveries showing resistance. government flour purchases sparked brief buying. Wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans moved in varied directions as spot prices fluctuated. New Orleans cotton futures rose on weekend buying while New York stocks edged forward amid mixed dealings. The U. S. Biological Survey created two salt marsh waterfowl preserves covering 158,300 acres along the Louisiana coast.
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Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Board of Trade
AB Agriculture Department
U. S. Biological Survey
Lougians
Harmony Pleas for Party Unity in Civil Rights Debate
In Washington March 12 the scene centers on Southern leaders urging compromise to slow federal civil rights plans. Sparkman backs bargaining within the party to avoid drastic steps, while McClellan agrees to iron out differences for gains against racial measures. Florida Governor Caldwell testifies that Truman’s program clouds regional efforts for joint professional schools, denying any intent to sidestep court rulings on equal higher education. He notes long predate discussions on regional schools and presses Senator McGrath to dilute the civil rights push.
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Dixie
Sparkman
Hill
Nouth
McClellan
D-Ack
Mr. Truman
Washington
Millard F. Caldwell
Florid’y
Tri- Man
Caldwell
Senate Judiciary
Congress
Supreme Court
Alexander Wiley, JR
Wis
J. Howard McGrath
R. J
McGrath
Pat
Daily Bread and the Promise of Politics
The article disputes political promises ahead of election, contrasting broad program pledges with the urge to deliver after victory. It critiques campaign rhetoric tied to populist imagery and accuses some politicians of using sideshow appeal rather than substantive policy.
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Hillers
Huey
Ban on Films to England Lifted
London reports a four year agreement to end Hollywood’s ban on film shipments to Britain. It cuts the 75 percent tax on foreign movie earnings and lets Hollywood limit dollar takings while Britain eases a hard currency strain. Signatories are J Harold Wilson and Eric Johnston.
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London
Holywood
Britain
United States
Hollywood
J. Harold Wilson
Board of Trade
Eric Johnston
Motion Picture Association of America
Wilson
Johnston
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