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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

4

Metals Company Rejects CIO Lead on Strike Settlement

The Metals company rejected a union proposal to end the six week old strike by Reynolds aluminum workers in Arkansas. Charles E Smith said the plan lacked wage demands but echoed terms long agreed in prior talks, while company officials could not be reached for comment.

Charles E. Smith Quititectar l Smith Unten Arkansas Reynolds Union

Judge Minton Named to High Court Bench

President Truman named Sherman Minton of the U S Circuit Court at Chicago to the Supreme Court. Walter Lindley will succeed Minton on the Appellate Court, Casper Platte to replace Lindley. Minton, 58, will fill the vacancy caused by Justice Wiley Rutledge’s death. He is a Democrat and former Indiana senator who attended Indiana University and Yale Law School and served in World War I. He has three children.

Washington Truman Sherman Minton U. S. Circuit Court Chicago Supreme Court Walter C. Lindley U. S. Court Eastern District of Illinois Minton Casper Platte Illinois Lindley Wiley Rutledge Senate Tru- Tues Frank Murphy Tom Clark Murphy Indiana Paul V. McNutt Federal Security Philippines Indiana Public Service Commission Raymond E. Willis Indiana University Whnte Yale University Law School

Formally Dedicate Power Plant at Forrest City

Forrest City plans dedication of Arkansas Power and Light's new plant, Arkansas' largest, with 132000 kilowatts per hour capacity and potential to double with more machinery. Completion is expected next year. The pipeline will supply gas to many east Arkansas towns. Special guests include officers and directors of Middle South Utility, holding about 30 million in A P L stock.

Forrest City Arkansas Power and Light Company Arkansas Itt Middle South Utility Company

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