Sale Notice for Brookwood School Property in Hope AR
The Hope School District 3-A in Hempstead County Arkansas offers Brookwood School property for sale. Sealed bids due by 7:30 p m June 1948 to James H. Jones Superintendent. board may reject all bids. Possession and title warranty provided after payment. R M W LaGrone Jr president and Clifford Franks secretary. April 29 May 6 13 30.
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Brookwood
Hope School
Hempstead County
Hope
Arkansas
Nishway
James’ H. Jones
Board OF Education
R. M W. LaGrone, Jr
Clifford Franks
Privacy and taxes clash in liberal government critique
A vehement critique argues that secrecy around tax and income data erodes civil liberties. It cites Hoff man of Michigan and Roosevelt era debates, warning taxes fund state interests while privacy erodes under surveillance culture and public records.
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Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Congress
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Great Britain
France
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Hoffman
Widorf
United Nations
Waldorf
Washington, D. C
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Cavalry
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Capitol
Anine Tax Returns Are Made Avilable By Esecutive Order There Is Alwayes
Roosevelt
Hany Bish
Fish
Rosevelt
Hyde Park
Roosevelts
Mystery Stones Found in Waterless Northern California Mesa
Ancient unknown ceremony stones uncovered in rugged mesalands of northern Lower California. Discoveries suggest ceremonial sites or ritual practice by Indigenous peoples in a remote arid region. Further study planned to confirm purpose and provide cultural context.
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Lower
California
Camden sprinter Venable wins dramatic 880 relay near upset
In Little Rock at the Big 16 high school meet, Camden’s John Venable battled back after a rough pass to outrun Clyde Horton of Little Rock by five yards. Observer James Bechtelheimer calls it one of the most spirited, never-give-up showings. Venable later attends Baton Rouge under LAU staffer Gaynell Tinsley.
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Associated Press
James Bechtelheimer
Camden News
Little Rock
Camden
Bechtalheimer
John iTomas Venable
Clyde Horton
Horton
Venable
Camden Lad
Lite Rock Ranney
Bechinshaimer
Gaynell Tinsley
LAU
Buton Rouge
NoAIC Track Records Likely to Be Broken
Little Rock May 13 1945 Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference track meet may fail to beat state marks as ten schools compete first meet since 1941. Tech expected to lead after recent quadrangular showing. listed records from Arkansas Tech Hendrix Ouachita Arkansas State and others.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Tech
Tech
Jr Kansas
Hendrix
Ecards
McAstlain
Mosley
Heath
Roundtree
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Sullivan
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Gary
Howell
Bryan
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Rose Fowler
Meriwether
Floyd
Phillips
Keleti
Arkansas State
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College Ozarks
Citation Still Favored for Preakness at Pimlico
Citation remains the outright favorite for the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico with a solid final Derby performance weighing in. four rivals named Salmaundi Syvester Bovard Better Self and Vulcan's Forge are considered the likely challengers. Final betting rules loom as Maryland Racing Commission may limit to win and place on a five-horse field, decision expected tomorrow. Citation clocked five furlongs in 1 59 3-5 and six furlongs in 1 13 1-5 in his latest workout, with trainer W. H. A. Giimy Jones saying the colt is in better form than for the Derby.
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UPI
Citation
Pimlico
Goto
Calumet
Ace
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Maryland Racing Commission
WH. A. Giimy Jones
Lujack to Start at Left Half for Bears in 1947
New York May 13 Johnny Lujack likely to play left half for the Chicago Bears this season. George Halas plans Sid Luckman and Bobby Layne to handle quarterbacking duties, while Lujack shifts from Notre Dame stardom to pro play.
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New York
Johnny Lujack
Notre Bagne
Frank Leahy
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Sid Luckman
Bobby ‘Layhe
Buil Lea
Ot Citation
Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
American League action yesterday saw Boston edge Chicago 6 to 5 in ten innings and Detroit crush Washington 14 to 9. Cleveland and New York played rain ruled, Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 5 to 0, Brooklyn topped Cincinnati 9 to 7, New York and St Louis were rained out, while Boston and Chicago and the New York St. Louis games were postponed. Southern Association reported Nashville 6 Little Rock and Memphis 12 Chattanooga 1 with Mobile 9 Birmingham 5. Texas League results included Houston 13 Dallas Fort Worth 4, Shreveport 4 Oklahoma City 2, Tulsa 9 Beaumont 4.
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Southern Association
W. L. Petnville
Birmingham
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orle
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
Anoston
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Greenwood
Ct Springs
Helena
Cor
Greenville
Clarksdale
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Nashville
Softball Play to Start Next Week
The softball association met last night to discuss league rules and regulations. All-star tryouts are at 7 30 tonight at Fairpark led by manager Fred Robertson. The first All-Star game is tentatively planned for next week with Henderson College supplying a team. An exhibition between league teams will also occur. Three teams have entered the league and WEW voted to sponsor a fourth. Other sponsors include Busy Ber Bumblebees To-E-Tex Cubs and Curtis Candy Rockets. Official play is hoped to start June 1 with entry by May 22. Teams limited to 18 players but can enter with fewer than 15 to allow college players home for summer.
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Softball Association
Fairpark
Fred Robertson
Henderson College
WEW
Ber Bumblebees
To-E-Tex Cubs
Curtis Candy Rockets
Hurlers Face Tough Start Amid Balanced Early Season
New York veteran writer JoE Reichler notes pitchers from 1947 and earlier struggle as early results show varied records. Blackwell Jansen Spahn and Sain post mixed starts while Brecheen Heintzelman Koslo Reynolds stand out with shutouts and strong outings, sparking debate over the lively ball effect.
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Kayoed
Spahn
Sain
Murry Jackson
St. Lotts Cardinals
Dutch Leonard
Philadelphia
Kirby Higbe
Vic Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Mickey Haefner
Washington
Cardinals
Harry Brecheen
Phillies
Ken Heintzelman
Fights Last Night Reported From New York and Other Cities
United Press reports bouts across several cities. In New York at Jamaica Arena Bobby James stopped Buster Rose after a long battle. Elsewhere Dick Orange outpointed Kay Lewis in Binghamton while Meio Bettina stopped Jackie Fisher in Waterville.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Irvin Steen
San_ Diego
Charity Salas
Phoenix
Bangor
Meio Bettina
Beacon
Jackie Fisher
Waterville
United Press
New York
Jamaica Arena
Bobby James
Buster Rose
Garfield
Binghamton
N.Y
Dick Orange
Kayl Lewis
Honolulu
T. HL
Oilers and Bathers Win in Cotton League Play
A wild scoring spree lifted Hot Springs to a 22 13 win over Greenville while El Dorado beat Helena 10 4 in Cotton States League action. Rainouts left several games unplayed and Greenwood maintained first place as El Dorado piled up six runs in the second inning aided by Helena errors.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Greenville
el Dorado
Helena
Greenwood
Bucks
Genara Zini
el Dorado Oilers
Oiler
Dorado
Natchez
Clarksdale
Greenwond
Pine Bult
Bud Price Wins Weekly Skeet Shoot at Hope Skeet Club
Bud Price of Garland City and Herbert Lewallen of Hope hit straight shoots at the Hope Skeet Club weekly event. High score was 49x50 by Bud Price with 56 rounds fired. other shooters included Lewallen, Wylie, Knight, Griffin, Peck, and Neville.
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Herbert Lewallen
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Gib Wylie
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Ross Knight
Henry Henry
Bounds
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Brouton
Bill Cannon
Thomas Cox
Ben G
Pagnanni
Babe Town
H.W Griffin
Sanny Keith
A. W. Bryan
Charles Harris
Lewallen
Harvert Co. O
Griffin
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Nunn
Cwag Smith
H See
Riley
L. Py
Peck
Geo
Ecce
Evening Radio Schedule Chicago May 13 Night Programs Listed
Central Standard Time guide lists NBC CBS ABC and MBS programs for Friday night. NBC offers Henry Aldrich Burns and Allen at 7:30 with Dick Carson later. CBS features FBI in Peace and War followed by Dick Haymes Show. ABC presents Henry Morgan and The Marriage Queen with Willie Piner Gan. MBS includes Andy Russell revue and Backus Talent Hunt finale. Morning blocks include Jack Berch Aubrey Godfrey Betty Crocker Campus Salute.
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New York
Pl —Tonight
NBC
Henry Aldrich
Burns
Alen
Dick Carson
CBS
FBI
Dick Haymes
ABC
Henry Morgan
Elerry Queen
Willie Piner Gan
MBS
Andy Russell
Backus
RFC America
Jack Berch
CBS Hom
Aubruy Godfrey
Betty Crocker
Adventure Parade and radio lineup May 13 14 events
Listings show May 13 radio program slate featuring Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix and many acts including Billy Rose and Nick Stewart orchestra. May 14 continues with News Sign Off and campus shows. programs include Sunrise Serenade Graduation Parade Kathy Smith and Queen for a Day among others.
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Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Fwton Lewis, Jr
Billy Rose
Thuy
Galerie Mutual
RFC
America
M Family Theatre
Leo Pieper
Nick Stewart
Oreh
Art Mooney
Eddy Howard
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Iday Am
Ozark Valley Falks
Cecil Brown
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Checkerbaird
Martin Black Shaw
Red Hook
Robert Hurleigh
the Johnson Family
Fulton Lewis, Jr
M News
Henry J
Paylor
Ace el
Islands Rising Toward New Territory A Generation Span
Islands emerge from the sea and may form two territories as large as Japan within a generation, scientists say. The piece notes political corruption, data control, and a wary public amid reports on atomic matters and a Hollywood figure questioned over communism ties.
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