Troops Delay Vital Work in Europe Says Wherry Uproar
Waatlington March 30 Senator Whyery Nab departs Europe delay in buildup of American air force. McFarland Arizona reports administration may face vote on dispatch of four divisions to Europe but Truman claims no authority needed. Wherry argues bombing will decide war and urges faster expansion of Western defense forces amid debate.
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Malitina
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Morley Fires Strong Words at Hot Springs
Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Morley hurls strong words at Hot Springs figures amid a probe into liquor laws. The confrontation centers on alleged selling of liquor by the drink and enforcement actions against bar and club operators.
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Morley
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Arkansas Revenue
Vers
Sonia
Crime Probers Extend Inquiry Into Underworld Activities
Washington March 9 The Senate crime committee extended its term to April 30 while planning further hearings and a push for new laws. Chairmen and members signaled continued investigation into organized crime, with contempt citations for racketeers Coutello and Karobler and several witnesses facing possible charges.
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Kefauver
Triman
R Triman
White House
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New York
Karobler
Congress
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Monely
Chigags
Y Gupone
Morris Kivinman
Louie Rothhope
Cleveland
Leugery
William G.q'ueled
Chicago
Haquer law enforcement at Hot Spring taverns
Report covers Uquor law enforcement in Hot Spring area where 18 tavern and bar operators were summoned before Marley following an investigation by the revenue department. Charges include selling liquor by the drink and allowing rambling. Senator Hurst comments on violations and community concerns.
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Marley
Revenue Department
UN Gercovec. Agenty
Byrum Hurst
Patra
Sarge
Clenninm
Sreason
Heine Fan
Cuairel Ave
Odey
Searcy
Hurst
Meurice Norwood Cigar Plare
Career Day Rep participants listed for Finor High School
Scheduled activities for Career Day at Finor High School on Friday April 6 feature participants from state agencies colleges and local firms. Notable attendees include A J Deli Rev J M Hamilton Bill Duberly Brad Gibson Carrall McCaughey Jett Farris Myzel Dabney Sgt Warren Short Steven Stallard and many others from Hope Pine Bluff Texarkana Little Rock and surrounding areas.
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Finor High School
Falcows
A. J. Deli
State Department of Vocational Rehabilitedion
Willene Upton
Aiken Beauty School
Mot Springs
J. T. Vetter
Draughon School of Business
Loren R. Helpie
DeQueen
Johny Wilson
Hope
Amy Jean Greene
Hendlerson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Dre Waller Lima
W. W. McFarlin
Little Rock
Literal
Texarkana Marine
Texarkana
W. Bud Copes
Hendrix College
Bill Arnold
Civil Service Commission
Texarkans
Thomsy Headley
Henderson State Teachers College
George Wright
Oliver Adamy
George Razor
Rope
Dick Erwin
BR. O. Oliver
Southern State College
Magnolia
Echola
Ven Joyce Construction Co
Forestry Department
Arkanane A. & M. College
Munthielio
FP. Young
Jr. Hope
University arts center robbed. key items stolen
Fayettaville reports Prof. Virgil Bager of the University of Arkendois speech department said the new fine arts center was robbed during the noon hour yesterday. Missing items include two projection machines, recording tape, microphone, and other fittings valued at about 1,506 dollars.
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Fayettaville
Virgil Bager
University of Arkendois
New
Fine Arts Cventer
McMath Pushes Special Session for School Funding
MecMath urged Arkansas lawmakers to call an extraordinary session to boost school funding. He said he would not seek a session without broad committee support and noted 40 of 134 senators and representatives had committed. The governor favored action but stressed local solutions where possible. The ABA opened its spring meeting as education officials warned against lowering teacher standards amid shortages.
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Little Rock
McMath
Arkansas
Senate
Aeuse
Arkanaay Fdueclen! Association
Segalon
Ti Tink
Kes
ABA
A. B. Bonds
T. M. Stinnett
State Education Department
Bonds
Ouachita May Lose Credited Rating
Ouachita Baptist College Arkadelphia reportedly risks losing its accreditation from the North Central Association while Arkansas Tech Russellville is poised for approval. Harding College Searcy and a four-year junior college accreditation status for another institution are noted in the discussion.
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Chicago
Ousehita Baptist College
Arkadelphia
Ark
North Gentral Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Arkansas Tech
Russellville
Harding College
Searcy
Accreditation Dismissal Looms for Hoarding College
A negotiation commission recommends rejection of accreditation for Hoarding College in Searcy Arkansas. Final action rests with the association executive committee Saturday. Credits from accredited schools remain transferable and degrees hold equal standing.
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Commission On Colleges and Universities
Hoarding College
Searcy, Ark
Association
Commission
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