Park Here and Play A Pictorial Arkansas Travel Pamphlet
The Arkansas Resources and Development Commission releases three publications by Wayne C. Fletcher. Park Here and Play highlights Arkansas mountain resorts with a state map. An Invitation to Arkansas is a highway map style pamphlet with large photos. Facts About Arkansas compiles a statistical state report with map art. The trio promotes Arkansas for visitors and locals alike.
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Sarkangas Resources & Development Commission
Wayne C. Fletcher
Fletcher
Seceral
Arkansas
Hcavy
Arkansas Mountain Country
Here
Steel Talks Revived Amid National Labor Strife
The Associated Press reports revived steel talks as a tentative path to avert a looming steel strike while coal miners, in their fifth day of action, face uncertain resolution. U S Steel and CIO United Steelworkers resume negotiations ahead of the October 1 deadline, with pension and health demands at issue. The administration’s extension of the steel truce and a government-facilitated report complicate talks as miners push for broader wage and pension protections.
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Associated Press
U. S
CIO
United Steelworkers
Milla
Truman
Jnion
Tnet
U. S. Steel
John TL
Lewis
United Ming
UMW
Novi
West
Wellarg
Standard Steel Works
Levislons
Heard
Standard Steel
Arkansan Leads Talks to Hike Cottonseed Price
Washington September 23 a group of Arkansas congressmen led by Rep Goldings D Avks met with agriculture department officials to discuss boosting prices on cottonseed. Lawmakers seek a $19.50 return to farmers and reviewed price support measures for cottonseed.
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Arkansan
Washington
Rep. Goldings D
Agriculture Department Ffir Vlals
Abiculture Department
Jewish hopes for Zionist state outlined in 1948 note
In Tel Aviv and New York, leaders voiced optimism that the young Jewish nation would gain recognition and independence. Ben Gurion expressed hope in a message to supporters as governments faced resistance to nationalizing efforts and efforts to rally international backing continued.
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Tel Aviv
Tsouel
Savin Son Wall
Ben Givsion
New York
Arkansas Weather Forecast Brief
Weather outlook for Arkansas calls for fair skies tonight with light winds. Saturday may bring partly cloudy conditions and mild temperatures with a slight chance of showers in western counties.
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Arkansas
Fair and Capler
Ex Educator Pova Hicks Dies at Emmet Home
Mrs Pova Hicks aged 03 died last night at the home of her daughter Mrs M Thompson in Finbiet She was a former educator and member of Emmet Baptist Church. Survived by two daughters Mrs Bay Gilbert Berkeley and Mrs Gerald til Hert Esxvler Cal. two sons Henry Hicks Wrongboro La and David M Hicks Enenet. sisters Mrs Myre Carroll Branch Nashville and Mrs A Gladtey Emrael. Funeral Saturday at 4 pm at Ranier Baptist Church officiated by Rev S A Whitow. Arrangements by Herndon Cornvlius.
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Pova Hicks
We M. Thompson
Finbiet
de Yeale
Emmet Baptist
Uric
Mig
Bay Gilbert
Berkeley
Cal
Gerald Til Hert
Esxvler
Sang
Henry, Hicks
Wrongboro
David M. Hicks
Enenet
Myre
Aughoutone in the Lmnted Blates Estimations
In a clipped report Blates is estimated to provide a division among more than forty thousand pounds, with figures suggesting revenue or funds allocated. The fragmentary text hints at financial projections and a large, unsettled sum.
Son of Mr and Mrs Martin Dies in Little Rock
Royard Wayne Martin, 15month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cecil Martin, died at 3:41 a.m. today in a Little Rock hospital. He is survived by grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Martin of Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Joby Vides of Berton. General arrangements are incomplete.
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Charles C. Martin
Little Rock
Royard Wayne Martin
District FFA Judging Results Show Winners at Daly Show
District FFA judging yielded individual winners led by Charles Burke, with top placings attributed to Charles Byers and McKenni among others. The event, held at Third Discher Livestock Show, featured entries across livestock divisions and prize amounts noted, including a listed $3.50 stake for a top exhibitor.
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Charles Burke
Whig
Charles Byers
McKenni
Dagtierist Crabbee
Lradley
Jrees
Judges Clerks for School Elections 1909 Official List
Official list of judges and clerks for the general school election to be held Tuesday September 27 1909. District 1A Mone Seuel City Hall Box judges I A Hendrix Marvin Watterson Win F P Hardangton clerks Mrs Syd McMath Mrs Clifford Franks Hope School District 1A Fullon Box judges F B Hill Chas Rowland San Weiver Closits Mys Wo A Abbott Le Find Lutshay Spring Hill School District didgess O O Brin Hertyst Growhaw George H Anderson clerks Mrs Lester Buyce Mrs J E Brown Guernsey School District Sadness Td Dayeivk Marvin Howell Qayval Rasuubauea Mrs B G Hupsan Ge We Bakbent Continued on Page Two
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Mone Seuel
City
I. A. Hendrix
Marvin Watterson
Win. FP
Hardangton
Syd McMath
Clifford Franks
Hope
Fullon Box
F. B. Hill
Chas
Rowland
San
Weiver
Closits
Mys
Wo A. Abbott
Didgess O
Hertyst Growhaw
George H. Anderson
Lester Buyce
JE. Brown
Guernsey
E. Dayeivk
Marvin Howell
Qayval Rasuubauea
B. G. Hupsan
Sivatuye Serioul Misi
Ict
Massachusetts mother drowns two daughters then attempts suicide
Sylvia Gulla, 35, a mill worker's wife from Lawrence, confesses to drowning her eight year old Joan and three month old Marilyn after her husband found both in the bath. She told police she planned to die to avoid disgrace and was later confined for observation at Danvers State Hospital. Joan had just celebrated her eighth birthday.
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Joan
Eleimentary School
Nao
Treasure Hunters Find Moonshine Equipment in Ghost Village
Fort Lauderdale Florida reports discovery of moonshine gear in Everglades ghost village once linked to Confederate troops. State official L. Py Harvey noted distilling jars muskets and other equipment suggesting a former rebel camp rather than gold cache.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Everglades
Givilizaliah 1
Gama
L. Py Harvey
Ares
Wa Witide
Snow Cover In Cortland County Signals Early Winter
Snow fell across Cortland County on the last day of summer, bringing a wintry feel to Munson’s Corner and nearby areas. Patches covered the ground as residents described drifting and the unusual early snowfall for the region.
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Cortland
Munson
Senate backs overseas arms program amid cuts
Washington reports the senate approved an overseas arms program by 24 to 5 after trimming the bill to 1.314 billion dollars. Leaders Conally and Vandenberg hailed the vote, while Taft warned it could provoke Russia. House and Senate will reconcile differences. a 869.6 million house figure trails the senate total.
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Washington
Senate
Connall
D-Tex
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Conally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Taft
Rohio
Russia
Congress
House
George
D-Ga
Western
Europe
Business Loans Make Brisk Comeback Across Banks
New York report shows banks nationwide restoring lending after strike and currency disruption. While activity improves from prior weeks, overall gains lag last year as departments of commerce and securities expect reduced plant and equipment spending. Fed member banks in 94 cities report commercial and industrial loans up 4.3 percent to 164 million week over week, yet year-ago comparisons remain stronger.
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New York
Ad| ‘Ayces
Department of Commerce
The
Securities and Exchange Camsulgsmne
Federal Reserve
Anks
Four More Die Violently in Arkansas
At least four persons died violently in Arkansas Thursday. William H. Daughtery, 44, a Drew County farmer, died when his truck left the highway and plunged into a 30 foot ditch. John Wilbur Goswick, Rogers business owner, was shot fatally at his home after his wife said he had threatened to shoot himself. Noah Sich, 49, of Mareks, Jackson County, was shot fatally at his home. Issat Thomas Young, 34, of Conway County, drowned after jumping or falling into a well near his home. Coroner Ottis Olinger said death was by self destruction in one case. Coroner Rupert C. Airis of Moguintan said no inquest would be held. The week totals rise to 16 in Arkansas.
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Arkansas
William EH. Daughtery
Drew
John Wilbur Goswick
Rogers Business-Mwan
Noah Sich
Mareks
Ark
Jackson County
Ashoe
Ottis Olinger
Issat Thomas Young
Con Way
Rupert C. Airis
Moguittan
Stock Show Attracts Thousands As Rodeo Draws Crowds
Some 16 000 visitors attended the Third District Livestock Show through Thursday with two more days to run and an expected total 20 000 to 25 000. The rodeo filled capacity each night, with a parade as the feature event and the Rodeo Queen crown awarded to Emma Louise Downs of Columbus. Friday will end stock judging with 4-H participants. Rodeo finals crowned champions in calf roping, steer wrestling, bareback bronc, saddle bronc, and Brahma bulls, with winners from Fort Worth Cameron Clarksville Hugo Canada and other towns.
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A. Hora
East Hight
Arnold
Migs
Hope
Emma Louise Downs
Columbus
Ray Kilgore
Ft. Worth
Tex
Everelt Shaw Stonewall
Oklaara
Eugene Johnson
Kigore
BR. Kavar
Cameron
Texas
Jim Whiteman
Clarksville
Bo Chesson
Beaumonth
Whit Whisenhunt
Hugo
Okla
Bron
Museles Foster
Pexas
Billy Williams
Tesas
Clayton
Hitt
Grant Marshall
Rena
Confederate Home May Be Discontinued
A proposal to discontinue operating the Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Home will go to Governor Men Mendith for action. The institution houses 45 widows and daughters of Confederate veterans, with no veterans currently living there. The board recommended dissolving the home and creating a single convalescent center for state needy persons.
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Little Back
Arkansas Confederate Soldiers Home
Govurnes MenMith
Hig
Monare Gladden
Meath
Uns
Board of Centre
Nine Centuries Old Church Repaint Plan Revealed
A 900 year old church is to be repainted in red white and blue. The project, approved by city officials, orders fresh walls and a repainted door and porch. Local figures Donald Sparky and Shetty Visery vow to oversee the work with religious blessing anticipated.
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Wdserrold
Goat of Crise
Ity Tv
Donald Sparky
President Truman cites evidence of Russian atomic test
Washington reports that President Truman disclosed evidence of an atomic explosion in Russia after a cabinet meeting. Officials declined to confirm details, while a White House note reassured the public that international control of atomic energy remains essential. American scientists reportedly prepared delicate instruments to record any nuclear event.
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Ernest. B. Vaccard
Washington
United States
Truman
Dent
Russia
Theate Energy Commission
Defense
Johnson
S. Sta
Jit Johnson
D-Corig
Congressional
Arthe
Missouri Pacific Strike Reaches Third Week With Stalled Negotiations
In St Louis on September 23 1946 Missouri Pacific strike enters its third week as 8000 employees remain on the picket line. Negotiations stall with no settlement in sight as union leaders and trustee Guy W Thompson spar over proposed dispute resolution. The stoppage halts service across 20 000 workers and disrupts production costs for sites served by the carrier.
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St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Bosal
Guy W. Thompson
Ray
Messenger
Ay Thompson
Onoe
Ya Tiang
Tex
Thompson
U S Plans Arctic Base to Train in Polar Regions
Col Brent Balowen outlined U S plans for a base on the North Pole ice to gain polar aviation experience. He noted possible landing challenges for transport planes and said at least ten percent of the surface is always suitable for operations.
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Brent Balowen
Amerifiers
Halchen
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