Two Arkansas Inmates Have Sentences Commuted
Gov McMath commuted two state prison sentences in Little Rock. John Franklin, serving life for first degree murder in Pope County in 1937, had his term reduced to 21 years. Philip Kimbro, jailed for burglary in Mississippi County in 1948, saw his sentence cut to five years. The reductions followed a recommendation by the state board of pardons and paroles.
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Little Rock, Navy
McMath
Arkansas’ State
John Franklin
Pope County
Philip Kimbro
Mississippi County
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Commissioner's Sale Notice in Hempstead County Arkansas
Legal notice states the 1949 decree in Hempstead County cause 701 between N T Jewell and B E Smith Authorizes a public sale of East Half NE Quarter and SW Quarter NE Quarter Section 32 Township 18 South Range 25 West totaling 120 acres on December as per court order Terms require a three month credit with bond and six percent interest, with lien on the premises.
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Chancery
Hempstead
Tealeslie
Lempstead
Arkansas
Keller Denies Alinsky’s Biographical Accusations Turn on Keller
Westbrook Peglar reports Chrysler president K. T. Keller contradicts John L. Lewis biography claims by Saul Alinsky. Keller states no meeting or insult occurred during Lansing conferences with Lewis and Pressman. He provides written denial and notes no such incident among Chrysler officials present.
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New York
John L. Lewis
Saul Alinsky
Mec
K. T. Keller
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Keller
Ali
Minton, Balch and Company
Alinsky
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Supreme Court
CIO
Chevrolet
General Motors
Flint
Mich
Lewis
Murphy
Chrysler
Walter P. Chrysler
Poltroon Murphy
Lee Pressman
Pressman
Communist Party
Nicholas Keiley
Eral
Frankensteen
Mr. Lewis
Mr Keller
Tim
Keiler
Ailosky
Brent
Red
Lansing
Alitssky
Radio Schedule Highlights A Mix Of Music And News
A long listing of program times across Saturday Sunday and Monday featuring dance music religious services news music shows and entertainers including Lew White Allen B. Harper Bob Poole Gabriel Heatter and Bill Cunningham with multiple M classification programs and daily sign offs across stations and regions.
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Mutunt Network
Hawaii
John B. Kennedy
U. of A
Mississippi State
Lew White
Allen B. Harper
Voice of Prophecy
Sidney Walton
Charles Keaton
Bill Cunningham
Carle Saenger
Nick Carter
Johnny Besmund
Roy Rogers
Sheliah Graham
Twin Views
Don Wright
William Hillman
Mutual Reports
Cecil Brown
Bob Poole
Kate Smith
Ross
Gabriel Heatter
Blackwood Bros
Hilb
Gabriel Heater
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Bill Henry
the Tornadoes
Joseph McCaffrey
Harry James
Mutuyil
Top Radio Programs and Historic Protests Across Broadcasts
Radio schedules for New York list programs such as Powerl tains a3 Wh ot Colisequenrest and Johnny Dollar drama amid numerous shows including Gene Autry, Philip Marlowe, Chandu and Superman. A late entry includes a discussion of labor history, urging analysis of John L. Lewis contracts and Alinsky’s depiction as a propagandist, with a critique of communist insurrection and a note on political commentary.
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New York
Dennis
Suay
Johnny Dollar
Gene Autry
Philip Marrone
ALBC
Chandu
Michigan
Superman
Dick Jurgens
Hollywood
Gay Lombardo
Chicago
Community church groups meet in Prescott area events
Prescott News lists a series of church and civic gatherings for Sunday through Tuesday. Activities include Youth Fellowship at First Presbyterian, circles and W M A and W S C groups at various churches, the Wesleyan Service Guild, the O E S meeting with nominations and initiation plans, plus Rotary Club and Prescott District Nurses installations. Local events feature programs, meetings, and social refreshments at hotels, homes, and Masonic Hall with involvement by Mrs. Logen, Mrs. Bensberg, and other community members.
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The
First Presbyterian Church
Women of the Presbyterian Church
John McGill
Julia Logen
W. G. Bensberg
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
C. H. Gordon
E. M. Sharp
Cirele
0. G. Hirst
Dan Pittman
Masonic Hall
Henry Chompson
Callie Stovall
Electa Wells
Grand Chapter
Prescott
Prescott District Nurses Association of
Hope
Gordon
Clyde's Sandwich Shop
Arkansas 16th Violent Death in Week Report
The Arkansas scene records a 16th violent death in a week. Mrs Glenn Hairston presided at an installation with Miss Fay Loomis and others noted in Little Rock Hope Prescott and other towns. Rodney Reid injured fatally by a heavy truck on a busy street. Selections mention local visits and sports gossip including college notes and remarks on football forecasts.
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Glenn Hairston
Associated Press
Betty Torgerson
Gur
Don
Fame
Arkansas
Fay Loomis
Prescott
Edith Murph
Rodney Reid
Ruby Underwood
Little Rock
Little Reck
Fordham Rams Face Army in Major Test at West Point
Fordham, once dismissed, has impressed with wins over fault rivals and Georgetown. Army coach Blaik acknowledges Fordham’s depth, calling the game a major test and a potential surprise if Army wins by less than a touchdown. The Polo Grounds game shift to Michigan Stadium underscores the matchup's significance.
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Dee Andros
Oklahoma
Kansas
Dee
Rip Engle
Brown
Western Maryland
Clem Crowe
Buffalo Bills
Vonger
Clem
Crowe
Fordharm
Army
Rams
New York
Fordham
West Point
Michie
Georgetown
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Spartans
Michigan
Olklahoma
Sooners
Associated Press
Kansas State
California
Washington State
Purdue
Minnesota
Iagt
Baylor
Iakes
Texas
Cornell
Syracuse
Rice
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas A. & M
Polo Grounds
Michigan Stadium
Earl Blaik
Remy
Substitution Rule Criticized by La mer College Coach
New York reports Stan Lambert of La mer college questions current substitution rules in football. He argues coaches feel pressure to rely on inexperienced players, risking jobs by trusting green recruits. He cites examples of coaching responsibility and sportsmanship, while Indiana U. coach Chydy Smith weighs implications and a tall lad’s potential.
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New York
Stan Lambert
Lamer College
Texas
Protess
Phiys
Ephey
Stam
Gdellnes
Ike
Lambert
Bobby Hoernischemeyer
Pete Pihos
Billy Hillenbrand
Chydy Smith
Indiana U
Smith
Rice Owls Face Razorbacks In Fort Worth Tilt
Rice Owls aim for a third straight Boullwest Conference win at Arkansas in Houston. Rice, missing Sonny Wyatt and Garnet Roche, counters a Razorbacks squad hampered by Sean Campbell injury as 26,000 fans look for a festive home game.
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Houston
Tex
Rice
Owls
Arkansas Razorbacks
Texas
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texas Christian
Texas A. & M
Baylee
Sonny Wyatt
Garnet S. J. Roche
Razorbacks
Fullpack
Sean Campbell
Wyatt
Parkers
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J. W. Strickland
Gurdon Lumber Company
Gurdon, Arkansas
Houston Electric Co
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Jack Gebhart
McCaskill
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Fred Scott
Ed C. Lepre
Springhill Road
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King Features Syndicate
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Jonesboro
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London
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Don Pertwee
Hanley
Sey
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S. Main
Electrolux Sales & Service
Marvin F
18Th Street
Arkadelphia
W. H. West
Hamilton
R. L. Ponder
Foster Ave
Hope Basket CO
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