Local option law unchanged by Act No 2 petitions
Reader letter argues Act No 2 only shifts local option elections to general election dates, preserving petition requirements and the two year limit. It claims no prohibition of liquor sales and cites Dr Leflar’s analysis that the act fixes dates without altering petition rules or the number of votes.
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Meleters
Anti-Saloon League of Arkansas
Fort Smith
Robert Leslar
School of Law
University
GWA
Leflar
Market Report From Yerger Yard and Grain Markets
Homecoming at Yerger yields mixed cattle hogs and calves with price declines across hogs and lighter weights while steers and cows show steady to firm values. Cotton futures slip and grain futures advance amid brisk grain demand and harvest activity. Poultry and produce markets reflect firmer butter and steady live poultry prices as wheat and soybeans edge higher on Board.
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Searce
Chicago
U. S
Board of Trade
Sears. Com
Hope Star Verger Homecoming event reported a success
The Verger Homecoming activity was reported successful last Thursday night by Negro school officials. A total of 593.20 was collected. The Star of Hope organization lists participants and amounts paid to contributors and staff. Names include Jean Johnson, Erma, Ian Douglas, Gertha Ree Alex, Washburn, and Francis Woods, among others, with roles noted for editor, publisher, treasurer, and advertising staff.
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Star of Hope
Pitha Jean Johnson
Fale
Ian Douglas
Gertha Ree Alex
He Washburn
Spuesine
Josephini Seog
Star Building
pBius
Joy Evans
Mar
South Walnut Steet
Guerite Smith
Vera ‘Simp. Hope
Ark
Ison
Rosie Lee Brown
Ee Elnestine Owens
Wander
Francis Woods
Pauline Poindexter
Shirley Wicks ,Jr
Lola Flowers
King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan pledges peace for Arabs
Amman dispatch reports King Abdullah declares to bring peace to Palestinian Arabs and prevent disunity as Arab leaders in Palestine pledge loyalty to the Trans-Jordan monarch. He notes Britain’s mandate ended last May and cites recent Jewish and Israeli military gains while discussing a future Palestinian government chosen by the people.
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Amman
Trans-Jordan
Abdullah
Trans-Jorda
Palestinis
Arileities
Palestine
Heabhron
Bethlehem
Gaza
Beesheba
Nablus
Fawzi Pasha al Kaukiy
Galilee
Market drift after steel group dividend doubts and New Orleans cotton
The market faced unrest as U S Steel's avoided special dividend weighed on equities while big steel firms cut dividends. Major industry names moved on a cautious tone with pressure across sectors. In New Orleans cotton, a holiday mood kept prices in a narrow range though some futures closed higher on light trading.
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New York
Opj
Catton
Jow
Hhigh
Das
Jay High
Steel Group
U.S. Steel Corp
Big Steel
Guaing
New Orleans
Israeli forces gain control of Galilee amid UN border claims
Israeli troops reportedly hold northern Palestine with UN observers confirming crossing into Lebanon as a two day offensive drives Arab remnants from the Galilee. Beirut government denies Lebanese territory entry. An Israeli spokesman says front is quiet, while UN truce monitors request adherence to the ceasefire timing.
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Israel
Palestine
United Nations
Lebanon
Galilee
Lberation
Fawsi Pasha al Kaukji
Beirut
U.N
U. N
Bennt Jbail
Lineup on Party Control in Crucial Senate Races
United Press outlines key contests shaping Senate control. Colorado features Edwin Johnson versus Will Nicholson. Iowa’s George Wilson faces Guy Gillite. Kentucky pits John Woopjer against Virgil Chapman. Minnesota’s Joseph Ball opposes Hubert Humphrey. Montana has James Murray versus Tom Davis. New Mexico sees Clinton Anderson and Patrick Hurley compete for Carl Hatch’s seat. Oklahoma pairs Robert Kerr against Ross Rizley. Tennessee regards Estes Kefauyer confronting Crimp machine victor.
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Senate
Colorado
Edwin C. Johnson
Will F. Nicholson
Iowa
George A. Wilson
Guy M. Gillitle
Roosevelt
Bourke B. Flickenlooper
Kentucky
John Sherman_ Woop jer
Virgil Chapman
Minnesota
Joseph H. Ball
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Montana
James E. Murray
Best Dressed Men Include Dewey and Eisenhower
New York, Nov 1 UP Gay, Thomas K E Dewey and Gen Dwight D Eisenhower, president of Columbia university, are on the 1948 list of the ten best dressed men in America. The annual list by the Fashion Foundation of America names Dewey in Politics and Eisenhower in Education among tops in their fields. Actor James Stewart in Screen, Louis Calhern in Stage, Winthrop Rockefeller, oil heir and executive Snoviety, Sammy Kaye in Music, Jack Barry in Radio.
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New York
Campaign battles widen in 1940s political races
In Memphis Mississippi Carroll Reece former RNC chair runs against opponents while Wyoming Edward Robert son seeks reelection against L Hunt incumbent Democrat governor. West Virginia Chapman Reyer faces Democrat Matthew Neely a former senator governor and congressman in a legislative clash noted in the year.
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Imemphis
Carroll Reece
Republican National Committee
Wyoming
Edward ¥. Robertson
L. €. Hunt
West Virginia
Chapman Reyer
Scomb
Thomas FE
Dewey
Matthew M. Neely
Commanders and exhibitors tied to Allen B. Duy Mont labs
Commander Mortimer W Loe and Arthur Nardin appear as executives and exhibitors in a lab and business context. William A Harloe is noted as an exporter in commerce, indicating a network of officials and industry figures connected to a trade show or house exhibition event.
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Mortimer W. Loewi
Allen B. Duy Mont Laboratories
Arthur Nardin
William A. Harloe
Civil War Era NY Enrolled 484200 Soldiers
A New York record shows the state contributed about 484200 troops, roughly one sixth of the Union Army, reflecting its major wartime mobilization effort during the Civil War.
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New York
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James M. Bohary
Little Rock
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