Appointment of U A Instructor Announced
Fayetteville reports the University of Arkansas announces Wesley F. Buchele as year old plumber's helper turned instructor of agricultural engineering at the university. The defendant, John Bailey, 28, appeared in Pulaski Circuit Court on a rape charge connected to an Aug. 7 incident near Little Rock.
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Fayetteville
L —Ap
Little Rock
Wesley IF. Buchele
Pulinski
University of Day
Arkansas College of Agriculture
John Bailey
Roland
Ark
Kansas
Bailey
Lite Rock
Prescott Club Schedules Meetings and Celebrations
Prescott residents plan church choir practices and prayer services across Centre Burain and Methodist churches. A midweek Christian study, Baptist meal, and Presbyterian supper occur with a Legion post meeting date change. DAR chapter hosts a history program and a Dallas wedding noted.
Visit notes show relatives visiting and returning home
The text records several people visiting relatives then returning home. Mrs White, with her son Has Six Ears, and Mrs W R White accompany for a visit. Lois Stewart returns to Little Rock after a visit with her mother Mrs Bob Stewart. Myre, Matt Hint of Tittle Tock stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs W O Greeson and other relatives. Mrs Cleveland Hill returns to Little Rock after visiting Mr Orin Bloisworth and friends.
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W. R. White
Lois Stewart
Little Rock
Bob Stewart
Myre
Matt Hint
Tittle Tock
Bwen
W. O W. -Greeson
Cleveland Hill
Orin Blulsworth
McLaughlin to Trial in November
Former Tot Springs mayor Lea McLaughlin faces trial the week of November 15 on an accessory to armed robbery charge. Circuit Judge Clyde J. Brown delayed setting dates, with November 13–19 the only open period after transfer from Garland County. McMath vows to resolve 15 criminal charges against McLaughlin before leaving the prosecutor’s office.
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Lea PL McLaughlin
Tot Springs
McLaughlin
Clyde J. Brown
Montgomery County
Citcuit
Garland County
Sid McMath
Mctaughlin
Jani
McNab Wit
Brown
McBiath
Psist
Council Debate Over State Tax Business Amendment
Arkansas legislators discuss Amendment No 41 to remove state from ad valorem tax collection. The 1949 report warns of a $4 million annual hit to education including 60,000 to the University of Arkansas and other colleges. McMath cautions the proposal could shape the general election outcome.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Legislative Council
Caucas Tion
Sy Lenn
McMinth
Laney
University of Arkansas
McMath
Legislative Council
General Assembly
Former Communist Chief Explains Why He Quit
AP report outlines Bonji Gitlow, former head of the American Communist party, recounting his break with Moscow aligned leadership. The interview discusses Stalin's control, party tactics, union strategy, and reasons behind his defection, presenting Gitlow as a rare insider source on the movement.
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Aman
United States
Wew
Charles Scribher
Bonjatip Gitow
Gitlow
American Communist Party
Josef Stally
Gillow
Sialin
Geu
Moscow
Gitto
Stalin
Amecan Communist Party
Molotov
American Common Party
Oftew
Alan Lowether
Lovny
Yalta
Prelran
Potsdam
Slatin
Communist Party
Comimuunists
Jasic
Atemenis
Feed Mills Head Succumbs in N. Little Rock
North Little Rock Oct 1 Guy Cameron 64 head of Cameroneed Mills here died at home early today after months of illness. Born in Gullatin Missouri he came to Arkansas 118a. He was active in civic life. Survivors include his wife and a son Guy Ted both of North Little Rock. Funeral at Second Presbyterian Church at 10 a m tomorrow.
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North Little Rock
Guy Cameron
Cameroneed
Cameron
Gullatin
Arkansas
Guy Ted
Nockh Littlefork
Second Presbyterian Church
Inside views of the Communist movement in America described
A quoted insider discusses organizing work, dialectics, and tactics of the Communist Party in the United States. He claims close ties to orthodox leaders and involvement at high levels and offers insights into the problems facing society.
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America
Bimack
Pay raise demanded for workers with overtime costs
A request seeks an additional wage of Zou per hour for every employee to cover rising costs. The proposal presses employers to fund the higher rate as part of compensation adjustments.
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