Veterans May Reenlist In Regular Army For 1947
World War II veterans partially disabled in combat may rejoin the Regular Army in the grade held at discharge if they apply by June 30 1947 A last period of active service as officer warrant officer or flight officer allows enlistment as master sergeant with the same deadline For details visit the Army Recruiting Station in the American Legion Hall for information on the new Regular Army reenlistment program.
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Petition Drives At Arkansas University Over Faculty Loss
Fayetteville May 27 Approximately 360 University of Arkansas students have signed petitions seeking an investigation of the present administration over the loss of valuable professors under peculiar circumstances. The petitions target the loss from the business administration and agricultural colleges and are addressed to Governor Laney and the board of trustees. Dean Robert Leflar said good men were lost as the university could not match salary offers elsewhere. Dr. Leflar noted no evidence of stiffening social scientists claimed by retiring business professor R. B. Melton. Spirits dampened.
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Greenwood Again Leads Cotton States Loop After Win
Greenwood defeated Hot Springs Bathers 12 to 0, taking the Cotton States League lead as Hot Springs managed six hits while Greenwood posted 14. Greenville crushed Clarksdale 2 to 1. Helena routed El Dorado 14 to 0 after a fast start. Tonight's games include Greenville at Clarksdale and Hot Springs at Greenwood.
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Sikes Wins Second Victory Over Washington Fighter
In Pine Bluff on May 27 heavy weight Sikes of Little Rock weighed 192 pounds and defeated Buddy Thomas in a 10 round decision, winning every round except the second and tenth. Other bouts included Aevle from Seeit stopping Bob Cain in 1:54, Troy Gray defeating Salty Wrecks, and Virgil Osler beating Virgil Mansfield.
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Senator O Mahoney D Wyoming charged that Britain is using American loans to corner world trade in war goods and cotton. He cited Britain’s Parliament ban on private cotton imports and a government plan to buy fiber in bulk, plus wool controls, saying private trading must resume to avert foreign monopolies.
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