Thoughtful gains and church roast to fund a building
A community event at Mrs. Mary L Smith on East 5th Street hosts a weiner roast Saturday March 20 at 7 29 p m. A cake will be drawn for with a lucky ticket holder winning the cake to support the Lonoke Baptist Church building fund. Also listed are funeral notices for Richard Walker Alla Mae Walker and a Will Stuart couple with services at St Peter C M E Church Antioch Baptist Church and St John Baptist Church respectively with burial details at St Peter Cave Hill and Antioch Cemeteries. Hicks Funeral Home overseeing arrangements.
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Mary L Smith
5Th Street
Lonoke Baptist Church
Richard Walker
St. Peter C.M.E
Ozan
Arkansas
St. Peter
Hicks Funeral Home, Inc
Alla Mae Walker
Antioch Baptist Church
Antioch Cemetery
Will Stuart
St. John Baptist
Cave Hill Cemetery
Hicks Funeral Inc
Arkansas considers Washington lobbyist plan and hires first Negro clerk
The Arkansas Industrial Development Commission formed a three member committee to study hiring a Washington lobbyist and cost sharing with the Planning Commission. Carl C. Hinkle expects a 10 000 dollar salary plus expenses. Verlie M. H. Cain 21 of Little Rock becomes the first Negro clerk typist hired by the Little Rock Police Department.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Industrial Development Commission
Washington
State Planning Commission
Carl C. Hinkle
AIDC
H. K. Thatcher
Camden
State Agricultural and Industrial Commission
Thatcher
Ouachita River Valley Association
L. L. Baxter
Fayetteville
B. F. Ryburn
Monticello
E. O. Yancy
Searcy
Verlie M. H. Cain
Ancil M. Doughit
Strong and Weak Points in Arkansas Economy
Editor's note introduces the first of five articles analyzing the Arkansas Economic Study Commission report. It outlines the series focus on the state's strong points, weak points, prospects, and potential, setting context for detailed examinations.
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Arkansas Economic Study Commission
Arkansas
Arkansas Population Shift Spurs Economic Reform Plan
The Arkansas Economic Study Commission warns population makeup poses future education welfare and industrial challenges. In 1960 Arkansans 20 and under were 40.3 percent, 20 to 64 were 48.8 percent, and 64 plus were 10.9 percent, with unemployment persistently above the national rate. The state’s agrarian base is fading as rural residents migrate to cities, while 1960 population was 1,786,272.
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Arkansas
Arkansas Economic Study Commission
Commission
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