Craig's wins fuel strong finish in Oakland racing card
Carl Craig's 4 year old Lad, topweighted, leads a tight field as Beal's Beal Beal Beal and Guymon Lad battle for early favorites. Odds highlight Pacemaker joni jand Tiger Flame in the seven senior sprinter dash and the $2,400 Hol sninés' Record Purse. The race adds momentum to Craig's season as he closes in on another victory.
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Videkey
Craigs
Edi
Gakland
Rengian
Bird
Mon
Carl Craig
Beal
Hig
aKlaion
Guymon
Hera
Horses Race Draws Weight Ties at Walnut Ridge Purse
White Spot Farms Hy Wi Ge and Nymphs Pride along with G R Whites Lucky William 3B W Wise s Mr Dink E W Haynes Texas Plains and J Keil Houssel Kingsley carried 112 pounds except Texas Plains at 110. Lucky William edged Guymon Lad for a late victory as Morton Whitebrooks Longone captured the $2500 Walnut Ridge Purse with Dutch Wyatt a nose behind Charlies Frits March Brat close in pursuit.
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White Spot Farm
Hy- Wi-Ge
Nymph
Pride
G. R. White
Lucky William
Wise
Mr. Dink
E. W. Haynes
Texas Plains
J. Keil Houssel
Kingley
Guymon Lad
Laiter
King' Jy
Mr. Din
Murder Trial Opens at Hot Springs
The trial of William A. Dowen, 28, for first degree murder in the slaying of his 14 year old stepdaughter Martha Jackson opens in Circuit Court on April 5. Prosecutor H. A. Tucker says Dowen admitted the crime and led police to an abandoned well where the girl’s body was found. defense attorney Earl Hance pleads not guilty.
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Hot Springs
William A. Dowen
Dowden
Martha Jackson
Ragweed Valley
Oh. A.tucker
Downen
Earl Hance
Bible quoter Neely scolds farm bill debate with biblical advice
Sen Matthew Neely of West Virginia criticized the farm bill as full of "blah blah blah" and urged colleagues to speak plainly. He urged "Mea-yea and nay-nay" and warned against vain repetitions. The piece notes a separate projection that Latin America could reach 550 million people in 45 years.
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Washington
Matthew M. Neely
West Virginia
Neely
Pine Bluff Clinches Open Division Title at AAU Boxing Meet
Pine Bluff claimed the Open Division team championship at the AAU boxing tournament as Alfred Gibson 126 pounds and light heavyweight Bobby Fowler won final matches, totaling four points. Parkin finished second with three points while Subiaco, Little Rock, and Fort Smith followed in order. Royce Smith of Parkin secured a 135-pound novice crown by stopping Walter Archie of Little Rock in 24 seconds.
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Little Rock IM
Pine Bluff
Alfred Gibson
Bobby Fowler
Parkin
Handy
Subiaco
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Royce Smith
Walter Archie
Murrell Lee
Darrell Willams
J. W. Crain
Jim Townley
Henry Gibson
Fine Blutt
Jimmy Wright
Billy Huey
Charles Ferry
Louis Seiter
Wrestling Results From Arkansas Schools and Open Division
Match results list weigh classes and winners including Frank Harrell and Cecil Weaver from Arkansas Boys Industrial School and Subiaco, Bobby Tumey, Gene Gaishauer, Arvil Burris, Jimmy Kealts, Alfred Gibson, Ray Rogers, Jim Ellis, Bobby Fowler, Billy Ray Smith. Open division features Tommy Smith from University of Arkansas.
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Terry McCrate
Subiaco
Frankie Harrell
Mayflower
Cecil Weaver
Arkansas Boys Industrial School
Bobby Tumey
Lake Village
Frank McCauley
Little Rock
Gene Gaishauer
Ralph Boel
Arvil Burris
Fort Smith
Donnie Humphrey
Jimmy Kealts
Little Hock
Jerry Smith
Camden
Hints Cotton Belt Petition May Get Okay
AUSTIN Texas The Railroad Commission may be forced to grant Cotton Belt rail petitions to abandon its last passenger service in Texas The court rulings hold passenger trains service is not a public necessity but hinges on whether schedules lose money Cotton Belt says its Dallas to Texarkana trains lose money and serve east Texas towns Charles Wine Texarkana attorney urged denial arguing the railroad earns freight profit and seeks to drop passenger service
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Austin
Tex
Railroad Commission
Cotton Belt Rail
Yoad
Texas
Olin Culherson
Cotton Belt
Dallas
Texarkana
East Texas
Charles Wine
United States in Sixty International Organizations Joined
The government participates in sixty international organizations as part of its global engagement. Proposed new jet airliners would fly from New York to Los Angeles in four hours, signaling advance in faster air travel.
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United States
New York
Los Angeles
United States of America
Hawaii
Canada
Mexico
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Washington, D.C
Department of Sanitation
Capitol
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Cagle’s Tastee
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Plesmart
Moore Bros
Chase & Sanborn
Sun Valley
Studebaker
Studebaker-Packard Corporation
Archer Motor CO
3Rd Street Hope
Arkansas
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