Arkansas Population and Economy Report Summary
Arkansas population fell from 1 102 009 to 636 600 in the five year span to Jan 1 1945 while manufacturing employment rose 33 4 percent to 67 100 by 1946 and government workers grew 23 1 percent to 42 300 per capita income rose to 882 with total payments near 1 928 000 600 Newport reports two brothers convicted of second degree murder in the Sept shooting of a Black man at Horseshoe Lake Lloyd E McCuistion 41 to 15 years and D C McCuistion 42 to five years Victim John Denton killed during a power game quarrel Sheriff announces case Other items include 85 year old Jack Bly convicted of second degree murder for stabbing neighbor Dick McAnally 43 Bly to serve or appeal Little Rock reports Grover C Cares filing a corrupt practices pledge for the 24th Senate seat 19 year old James Ridridge crushed when tractor overturned on Lincoln area farm North Little Rock rape case: 26 year old Farby held for assault on a seven year old Agnes Wynne Twitty of Fordyce involved in safe-keeping relocation
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Little Rock
Arkansas
U. S. Department of Commerce
Stte
Newport
Lloyd E. McCuistion
D. C
John Denton
Horseshoe Lake
Clarksville
Jack Bly
Dick McAnally
Bly
Major Arkansas Highways Status Report Framed
Highway condition updates span No. 4 to No. 200 with sections from Dierks to Ouachita County line and Prescott to Ouachita County line. Wet weather warnings persist with several routes closed or under repair, including No. 19 Delight to Prescott and No. 24 Prescott to Ouachita line. Gravel work, bridge detours, and river water over roads noted. several routes slated to reopen within days.
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Dierks
Ouachita Co
Nashville
Washington
Hope
Rasstun ‘Og
Montgomery Co
Clark Co
Delight
Waldo
Prescott
Little Missouri River
Lockesburg
Gond
Torre Rouge
Caney Creek
Murfreesboro
Ben Lomonds
Kirby
Mineral Springs
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Bradley
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Foreman
Ashdown
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DeQueen
Red River
Horatio
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Ifair
Lina
Maghway
Polk Co
Saratoga
Columbia Co
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