Arkansas lawmaker charges McMath urged power push
Replying to Governor and congressional aides, Arkansan McMath claims Senator Tackett pressured for alumina plant power to fuel industry. He alleges Washington influence and West Coast shortages drove moves to relocate plants, while urging private and public projects to boost Arkansas electricity output.
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Haa
Guy AcMath Janning
New Industrien Athentate
Yosterday
Nep
Boyd D-Ark
Trekett Mon- Tackett
Miolementa
Cnunert Uve Industrien
Overnor
Gald McMath
Toleiat Arkanwas
Arkanank
Arkanang
Arkangan
Puhe Udilly
McMath
Tye Dini
Wall Street
MeMath
McGlettin
Mayra
Termbternal
Ariana
Packer
Arkansas Northwell Power Pool Chief Discusses Spare Capacity
Charlan M. Canroy, vice president of the Southwestern power pool, told reporters that a reserve capacity could support several plants in Oklahoma and neighboring states. The statement followed Washington's talk of available power nationwide and calls to move plants due to potential shortages.
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Arkonana
Charlen M. Canroy
Wilton
Okbehom
Minguuel
Myslagippi
Louiatuna
Arkihaas
Cuater Saith
Washington
United States
E. Wilson
Alune Jame
Pacific
Oran
Ike Won't Run Unless to Save Treaty
Fragmented report from Paris headquarters via Wisconsin Governor shows debate over a potential Eisenhower run tied to NATO and European security. Mentions political figures such as Kohler and Taft era allies, with conflicting signals about an endorsement or candidacy and the impact on a proposed treaty.
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Ike
Woahtaiton
Tedling
Dwight Th
Oman
North Atlantic
Kovinit Te Einghewaen
Paris
Heputican
Walter 2. Koller
Jee
Wisconsin
Fee
VN Dhepub Licens Preeidentiel
Harry Gird
Ein
Wil Rakeit
NATO
Kohler
Bowler of the Year Named in Detroit Curling Notes
In Detroit the Bowling Writers honored a top bowler among sixty writers. The event featured the senior Colweban and Sgt ite ih fer dongiaidl of Deleoit as part of a formal awards sequence. Readable fragments describe the award and participants, with emphasis on the bowling figure emerging as the year’s standout.
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Colweban
Srgt
Dongiaidl
Deleoit
Wad
Seal Llort
Embezzler Is Freed on Bond
A Garland county grand jury freed former bookkeeper Karl Kaufman charged with embezzling 1450 from Lew hospital. Four other suspects charged with accepting part of 94002 from Arkansas Trust Co. were cleared. Mrs Herbert Stokes and her husband received bonds and await federal action. A separate case saw a man named Ault fined for betting on horse races.
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Tint Springs
Garland County
Lew Hospital
Karl Kraufman
Arkansaas Trust Co
George
Jack Pakis
Garneth Toeher
Tee Ault Atl
Tom
Herbert Stokes
Stokes
Walter Byers Named Executive Director of NCAA
Walter Byers, longtime Gig Ten administrative aide, has been appointed to lead the National Collegiate Athletic Association as its first executive director. The creation of the post marks a new era for NCAA governance and policy leadership. Byers steps into a role with broad oversight of NCAA operations and student athletic matters.
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Chicasio
Walter Byers
National Collegiate Athletic
NCAA Offices Moving to Kansas City in Spring
The NCAA executive office and the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau, presently in New York, are slated to relocate to Kansas City next spring, consolidating headquarters and boosting regional access for NCAA activities.
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NCAA
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
New York
Kansas City
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