Kiwanis and PTA News From Local Meetings
The Kiwanis Club hosted Dean White side on mental health at the Lawsof Hotel with Lt Gov Frank Irwin official on the visit. The May PTA meeting at the junior senior high featured a gift to the library, senior activities, and the senior play Girl Crazy. W C T U hosted by Mrs D S Jordan with Mrs A B Gordon and others. new officers installed led by Mrs L C Gatlin.
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Bean Whiteside
Ralph Fore
Seatson
Edward Bryson
B. A. Escarre
Arkansas P. T. A. Congress
Marion
Little Rock
Nevada Theatre
Methodist Church
Ganctuary
J. H. Langley
Haltom
Harold Smith
Dean Whitesid
State Department of Education
D. S. Jordan
A. B. Gordon
Paul Koslosky
F. E. Murrah
Hattle A. White
S. O. Logan
J.T. McRae
Dan Pittman
Lione - Clit - Hear
Dean Whiteside
Lions Club
Lawson Hotel
Wallace Sage
Aaidld Smith
Mr. Whiteside
Connie Horton
Housing bill sparks battle over veterans mortgage credit
Washington lawmakers debated a housing package proposing expanded mortgage credits and new veteran housing preferences. Rep Talle of Iowa warned against a vetoable "bad bill," while the Banking Committee bill aimed to spur home buying and construction despite opposition from the Veterans Affairs Committee. The measure excludes public housing and centers on mortgage credit to energize the housing market amid wartime needs.
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Washington
House
Rep
Talle
Iowa
House Banking Committee
House Vierahs Affairs
Federal Housing Administration
Ctpter
Veterans Affairs Group
Roits
D-Ala
Aetemsee Shelton
Welfare relief totals by county in May Capitol State
Arkansas welfare officials report May 1 relief payments totaling 2,606,950 to 70,806 cases under state and federal programs. Old age assistance led with 53,017 cases totaling 1,903,503. average payments about 34.80. Dependent children in 24,788 cases received 472,200. averages 46.60 per child. Permanently and totally disabled paid 200,208 to 8,469 people. blind 82,228. Confederate pensions 2,013 to 86. County figures list A.D.C. counts and old age payments for Ashley through Union.
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Liptle Rock
May
State Welfare Department
Welfare Department
Ashley
A.D.C
Columbia
A. D.C
Franklin
Bat Ald
Garland
Hempstead
Hot Spring
Howard
Lafayette
Miller
Iy Montgomery
Nevada
Ouachita
Ad.c
Pike
Rey Sevier
British Sailors Protest If Daily Pay Slashed
A British payroll dispute leaves about 3000 sailors aboard warships including the Ark Royal and destroyers Diamond and Buckess uneasy as pay drops to a dollar a day. An admiralty spokesman suggests the rate may suffice at sea, while critics joke about Norfolk visits and sailors wanting more than shipboard essentials.
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Britain
Ark Royal
Diamond and Buckess
Beltish Treasury
U. S
Norfolk
Iun
Bus Companies Must Pay Income Taxes in Arkansas
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that two interstate bus lines operating in Arkansas must pay delinquent income taxes assessed by Revenue Commissioner J. Orville Cheney. The unanimous decision overturned Pulaski County Chancellor Guy E. Williams. The case centered on whether the state's statutory formula for taxation of multi state operators applies to the Continental Southern Lines Inc. and the Transcontinental Bus System Inc.
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Leon Hatch
Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Arkansas
Revenue
J. Orville Cheney
Pulaski
Williams
Guy E. Williams
Southern Lines
Ind
Transcontinental Bug System, Inc
Double Indemnity case stirs Rome politics
Investigator in Rome probes the Anna Maria Pericoloso death as a possible murder amid political intrigues. He tells a communist newspaper his doubts, then a knife-wielding encounter in his room tests his nerve as he recalls childhood fear and a tense struggle in the dark.
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Mile March
Rome
Anna Maria Pericoloso
Fragmented Dialogue From A Murder Case In Rome
The transcript portrays a conversation where T explains his brother’s role as an informant and his subsequent murder. Achille expresses sympathy and proposes cooperation to uncover the killer. The fragmentary text hints at a detective plot and a tense, noir tone amid unclear setting and characters.
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Rome
Martello
High Court Opinion on Tax Case Refuses Review
An opinion by Associate Justice Minor Miltwee notes the two firms argued their use of the tax formula was fairer than the statutory method. The decision, involving railroad carriers, upheld lower court rulings against Continental and Transcontinental, with damages of 1214.80 and 2832.81 plus interest respectively.
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LAN
Aszbciate
Minor Miltwee
Inaf
U. S. Supreme Court
State Law Court
Protest Over Levy Deficiency Returns to Chancery Court
A contested levy deficiency prompts action in Chancery Court as creditors seek recovery. The case involves allegations against the taxing entities and requests relief through equitable channels. Further filings will detail asserted amounts and jurisdiction.
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Ney
Theh
Okeechobee Lake Coverage Within Florida State
The article notes Lake Okeechobee spans about 700 square miles and remains entirely within Florida, making it the largest freshwater lake wholly contained in a single state.
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Phonic PR
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D. K. Bemis
Texarkana
Jefferson Texas
W.R. Hambright
Dallas, Texas
Sadie Hambright
Tom Bemis
Florida
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Mrs. Allen Gee Jr
Gail
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Russellvile
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Walter
Jane
Mark Tustiss
Leon Garrett
Naples
Texas
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Lloyd Haynle
Earl Haynle
Camden
Capitol State
Gabi
London
Nottik Jund
Randall Fourie
WEA Sarvles
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M. E Chaber
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Cobbies
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