Court to Rule on Jonesboro College Plan
Arkansas Supreme Court will decide if a Jonesboro college plan under Act 62 of 1947 may issue bonds for a dormitory and faculty housing financed by rents. The suit, filed by George Wells, challenges whether the act permits such a guarantee and potential revenue use.
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Arkansas
Gnanee
Lee Cazort
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George Wells
Luncheon at Sardi's and Market Vine Highlight Busy Schedule
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Jackpot
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Gabriel Heatter
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Fragmented Radio Schedule Hints at Crime Incident
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Farmer cover crop seed deadline in Prescott News
The November 1 deadline marks the final date for farmers to secure winter cover crop seed using soil building allotment as partial rent. After this date, any remaining seeds require full payment. The AAA will remain open all day Saturday October 9 for the purchase pass.
Once Solid South News and Local Notices
Local notices report a fall carnival at Parliementary School with admission ten cents for adults and ten children. Church groups meet with plans for Missionary Society events and a child party for Master William Allen Gow TIL. political analysis on the 1948 presidential race discusses Thurmond and Truman in the Southern states with electoral implications.
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William Allen Gow
J. A. Yancey
Bill
Charlotte Ann Grant
Sharon Kay Dewoody
Janet, Bright
Jan Wray
Johnnie Yancey
Bill’ Jusliss
al J. Daniel
Caroline Daniel
Gary Craig
Sunner Gail Marns
Tommy Roe
W. A. Hambright
Bill Yancey
C. T. Yancey
Allen Gee Sr
All Sides Are Hopeful of Taking State
Article discusses Arkansas voting trends in presidential elections, noting Democratic strength historically but rising Republican hopes. It cites Roosevelt, Hoover, and Dewey eras, mentions Roosevelt’s record Arkansas vote, and covers States Rights and Truman outcomes influencing this year’s race.
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Third Party Bid Colors 1920s and 1930s U.S. Elections
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