Tope Ark Municipal Court Docket November 16 1939
Court docket lists numerous fines bonds and convictions including speeding drunkenness no license and driving while intoxicated with amounts from five to one hundred dollars and jail terms or fines imposed. Notable entries include Peters Smith and Campbell who faced drunkenness and beer in a dry county charges and a mother bird nesting near a tractor narrating a farm incident.
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Sam Bishi
Carlton
Ruwatag
James Orden
Manardous
Iona
Bully Campbell
Aoe
Maxson
Rob Totter
Dave Reed
Lilburn JL. McKellan
Polly Ja Biddle
Andrew Jamison
Kenny Atking
Andrew Bishop
Mary Ellen Dewninn
Bor- A
Glenn Cotway
Dlow
Gulley
Liuense
Hot Steam Heater Co
Jones Truck Lite
W. J. Tovatt
National Butane Service Co
Joe Kelsey Overweirat
Johnnie Gilbert
Larry Davis
Velie Edgar Turley
Jimmie Sutton
Jai
Fred Perry
Caribbean National Corp
Bay
William, Grant Jr
Edmund Naasz
PSC
Winford McRavin
Quedell Hicks
al Rober
Stockton
Hanson
Quedell
Hicks
Labor talks hinge on cash ties and wage power
A long dispatch notes calls for a labor management conference proposed by AFL CIO chief Meany to avert strikes and curb congressional action. Eisenhower may convene to ease labor disputes. the piece links past wartime conferences to current tensions and hints at police and warehouse schemes amid a broader wartime narrative.
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James Manilow
Associated Press News
Washington
Woodraw Wilson
Harry S. Trutman
Afl-Cio
Gooner Meany
Eisenhower
Meany
Congress
Dan- Baty
Hin
Citer
Navy
Hope Junior Team Completes Undefeated Season
Hope Junior High football under coach Gordon Beasley finished 7-0. The squad beat Prescott 21-0, Camden 20-6, Nashville 13-0, Arkadelphia 28-4, Magnalia 20-6, and Camden again in a second meeting. The article lists the full 8th and 9th grade lineup and managers.
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Hope Star
Camden
Gordon Beasley
Hope
Noma
Prescott
Jefferson Avenue
Texarkana
Nashville
Arkadelphia
Magnaila
Hope Junior High
Medical Women Leaders Named at Hot Springs Convention
The American Medical Women's Assn named 12 physicians of honor at its mid year session in Hot Springs Arkansas. Honorees include Dr Frances Kelter Harding Columbus Ohio Dr Sam E Branham Penicitt Ma Dr Camille Mer Mod Orange Nis De Frances S Pickett Cleveland and others. Several honorees were noted for teaching at the University of Arkansas Medical Center.
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Hot Springs
Ark
American Medical Women's Assn
Frances Kelter Harding
Columbus
Ohio
Sam E. Branham
Penicetit Ma
Clementine Fi
Frankowski
Whiting
Inds
Camille Mer Mod
Orange
Nis de
Frances &. Pickett
Cleveland
Oes
Weith Rebece's Hatch
Battle
Ann Gray Taylor
Phil Pildelphia Pur Bry
Wayts Kleinert
Bastoh
Ray K.daily
Houston
Tos
Katherine Dodd
Louisville
Ella A. Enlaws
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
University of Arkansas Medical Center
Little Rock
Supreme Court Hears Labor Board Case On Union Authority
The Supreme Court rules on a United States labor board appeal involving the Teamsters Union and a district court matter. Details describe a stay request and questions of government authority, with references to union members and appointed board members. The muted garbled text indicates disputes over stay relief and irreparable harm in the labor relations case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
I& OS
District Court
General Housecleaning Teamsters Union
James I. Holt
Poveyn Naole
Aton
U.S
Dickinson Letts
Board of Governors
Supreme Cou
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