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Little Rock, 1948: Gubernatorial candidate James "Uncle Mac" MacKrell placed third in the Democratic primary won by Sid McMath.
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Little Rock, 1948: Gubernatorial candidate James "Uncle Mac" MacKrell placed third in the Democratic primary won by Sid McMath.
Little Rock, 1948: Gubernatorial candidate James "Uncle Mac" MacKrell placed third in the Democratic primary won by Sid McMath.
Little Rock, 1948: Decorated World War II Marine and Garland County Prosecutor Sid McMath mailed out these cards in his successful bid to become the state's 34th governor.
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This month marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most heated political battles in Arkansas history: the two-week runoff campaign between U.S. Sen. John L. McClellan and a young challenger named David Pryor.