Ohio State student dance shooting linked to party quarrel
Columbus reports that a Wethea E Heer defense claimed no quarrel occurred after a dance while McKeown, a fraternity member, and Heer pledged at Ohio State. The council condemned the actions, barring the fraternity from future housing and activities as university authorities pursue the case.
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Columbus Ohio
Wethea —E. Heer
Shge
Hip State
Crafton
Heer
Columbus
Jack T. Down
Ohio State
Jonthall
Meé- M
Hewsinen
Lin
Euclid
MeKeawn
Delta ‘Tay Dolathe
McKeon
Ik Mavett
Jatoes
E. Rhodes
George ‘V. Fisher
Raniversity
Tece
James D. Heer
Ohio State University
Ohio
Hear
Ely program on laws and vehicle safety council formed
At a two day meeting a proposed plan for vehicle registration inspections and strict enforcement was discussed. A permanent safety council to address rising highway deaths was to be named with officers and members chosen.
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Wwer
Supa
Moehule
Ign
Rural Telephone Services to Be Discussed
Rural telephone service topics are set for discussion on November 15. The meeting will review extensions, costs, and potential improvements for Arkansas communities and surrounding areas. Officials and residents are invited to participate and provide input on service expansion plans.
Governor McMath Plans Rural Telephone Extension
At a November meeting Governor McMath discussed extending rural telephone service. Representatives from existing phone companies and farm administrations were urged to attend to discuss the program modeled after rural electrification. A farmer’s curious stunt and whispered secrets added local color to the event.
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McMath
Extension Arvice
Farny
Provident Truman
Tragic Train Wreck in Transvaal Kills Seventy
Nov 15 in Waterval Zeven near the Crocodile River a passenger train plunged from a bridge after flood-swollen gates gave way. Reports say 70 natives and 1 European were killed with about 100 more injured. Workers returning home after service in the Transvaal region are among those affected.
Ruler of Iran Plans White House Visit for Aid
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi travels from Tehran to Washington aboard President Truman’s plane to seek arms and economic aid for Iran amid tensions with the Soviet Union. Arrival is expected in Washington by Thursday.
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Paris
NEA
Georges Seurat
Jean Patot
Lille
Brice
Roselle Warp
Stove
NEA Star
AIR Force
Long Beach
Calif
Iran
U.S
Tebow
Tsun
Ingey
Giler
Iteza Shah Pyhlavi
President Teas
Washington
Shah
U. S
Truman
Hussia
Engineers to Open Bids for Red River Work
Engineers will open bids on about 413000 cubic yards of earthwork for the Red River levee project in Malley county Arkansas. The job extends 15 miles along the river banks to protect Denison area, with completion expected in about 270 calendar days.
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Red River
Nuys
Malley Counny
Arkansas
Addoxi
Garland Aly i Miler
Vasary
Denison
Divorce Appeal Poses Question Before Arkansas Supreme Court
An appeal case tied to Lisle Rock and Oberswity reaches the Arkansas Supreme Court. Garland Chancey seeks a court order regarding Obeystein's divorce while notes show testimony about interactions on the road. The record mentions a judge name Myay Myrhurstein and a witness quote about a driver’s encounter, alongside a broader stat that over 500,000 oil and gas wells exist in the United States with distribution across states.
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Lisle Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Garland Chancey
Settide
Obeystein
Myay Myrhurstein
Labor Row Deepens Amid Steel Plan Disputes
The labor clash spreads across Atlantic and Gulf fleets with 12,000 workers in five Allegheny-Ludlum plants joining a back to work movement. Subtracts similar to others call for free pensions while talks stall over John L. Lewis led coal strikes and welfare fund spending as miners press for settlement.
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Fage One
Iere
Allegheny-Ludluc Steel Corp
Associated Press
Atlantic and Gulf
Remiders
AP Masters, Mites and Pilots
Borne
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Washington
Southern Coal Producers Associator
Welfare and Pension Fund
Josephine Roche
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel Corg
Strike Timetable Shifts as Government Mediation Sought
Associated Press reports strike timetable changes as government intervention looms with UMW talks failing and miners' staff cuts. Steelworkers sign pension pacts with CIO while 500000 strikers fear job loss within 10 days. AFL ship officers set a midnight deadline as mediators seek to avert disruption to Atlantic and Gulf commerce amid rotating job talks. Stockyards in East St Louis report ongoing strikes involving 400 AFL printers.
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Lewis
Allegheny-Liakim
CIO
AFL
Atlantic
Gulf
East St. Louis
Vards
Retiring Head Addresses Baptist Group
The retiring president of the Arkansas Baptist State convention charged delegates that separation of church and state and religious liberty is being threatened in America. He condemned efforts to fund parochial schools and warned against federal aid that would boost church positions. The delegation included figures from Blytheville and North Little Rock, with committee members listed for moral service and business matters.
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Little Rack
Arkansas Baptist State Convention
America
B.C. Brown
Blytheville
Ark
Brown
Ubepes
Jherenn
G Farm
Dees
Gomt
Dee Brawy
Jammilee
Harvey Elledge
North Lite
Noel
Bayless
Speings
James Fis Kerale
Jobesbora
Fisssell Duffer
Two Local Winners in Texarkana Horse Show
At Sundays horse show in Texarkana sponsored by Known Boots and Saddle, Tom Wardlow's horse won the cross country fox hunt class for the fifth straight year. Jimmy Field of Hope, tank owned horse placed second in the walking class.
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Texarkana
Tom Wardlow
Jimmy Field
Hope Tank
Plice
Earth once warmer with global evergreen forests
It is believed that the earth, once warmer than today, was covered by evergreen forest from pole to pole. The idea reflects early theories of a lush prehistoric climate and widespread vegetation, suggesting a connected biosphere across continents. The statement summarizes a hypothesis about past global vegetation patterns and climate.
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Polllstea
Arizona
Ipole
Pole
State Municipal League Meet in Los Angeles
Arkansas Municipal League hosts its 58th annual meeting in Los Angeles with focus on slum clearance programs and federal loans for urban redevelopment. Officials including Cletin Zimmerman Fort Worth and Fort Worth assistant director QO McCracken discuss funding, building needs, and civic improvements as Governor McMath and Mayor Steed speak.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Orle
Cletin Zimmerman
League
Teggue
Zaannermann
Heitderstdart
Iclearance
Sims
QO. O. McCracken
Fort Worth
Tex
Alutant
George Steed Pine Blair
Lures Ashmore
The
Gazette
Sesssian
McMath
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