VEW Auxiliary Call Meeting Report
The VFW Auxiliary held a Friday April 13 call meeting at the Hut. President Mrs Orval Taylor led the session at 7 30 pm with prayer by Chaplain Mrs Paul Baln A Kiwanis Club request for a Youth Council representative was read and Mrs Hinton Davis was named the auxiliary’s representative The district president Mrs Magie Ramsey of Magnolia planned an official visit on April 17 and a district meeting was announced.
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VFW
Orval Taylor
Paul Baln
Kiwanis Club
Hinton Davis
Magie Ramsey
Magnolia
Actress Hampton Robbed of 335000 in Park Avenue Heist
New York April 1 robbers entered former silent film actress Hope Hampton’s Park Avenue mansion from the roof, finding no one home and making off with gems valued at 300000, a 15000 coat, 15000 in cash plus 4000 more cash from a guest, all in a small safe. Hampton, widow of film pioneer Brulatour, revealed valuables were recently moved from a safe deposit to a Greenwich, Connecticut home. Police suspect a professional job, noting an emergency door entry after a long approach, with the maid and butler away. Hampton returned later bragging of an emerald pendant worth 100000.
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New York
Hope Himpton
Park Avenue
Lums
Miss Hangton
Greenwich
Conn
New York City
Mamplon
Ost Street
Hampton
Miss Hampton
Hollywood
Ile Brulatour
Mafinn
Clothes Make a Girl’s Confidence and Career
Dorothy Dix argues a well chosen wardrobe aids success beyond character, urging suitable, flattering outfits to project intelligence and poise. A reader seeks help after family rejection, with Dix advising independence, skill building through trade school, and a plan to become self supporting, then a brief Q&A on recognizing genuine suitor interest.
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Amy Dear
Evetea
Etl
Walian
Gil
Coming and Going Readers gather for weekend visits and travel
Mr H G West of Lewisville Texas and John A Davis of Dallas were weekend guests of Mrs Parke Laughlin and family. Laura Smith and Pinkney Whisnant of Detroit visited Stamps residents. Mrs Verna Mitchell and Neva Rogers joined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wyatt Davis. Walt Green of Denver and Roy Green hosted en route to San Antonio. Pat Conner and Carl Conner drove to Star City to visit relatives. Carl stayed longer. Henry Taylor hosted Mrs Hillary Taylor and Brenda Carol of Dallas. Pvt Jack Andres, son of Mr and Mrs George Andres of Emmet, returns home on a 10 day leave before reporting to Camp Stoneman California. additional fragmented line follows.
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H. CG. West
Lewisville
Texas
John A Davis
Dallas
Laura Smith
Pinkney Whisnant
Detroit
Michigan
Parke Laughlin
Verna Mitchell
Neva Rogers
Stamps
Wyatt Davis
Mrs
Walt Green
Denver, Colo
Roy Green
San Antonio, Texas
Pat Conner
Carl Conner
Star City
Jack Andres
George L. Andres
Emmet
Camp Stoneman
California
Court Docket Names Multiple Defendants in Unclear Notices
A jumble of names and monetary amounts appears in a court docket style list. The readable items include references to parking violations, drunkenness, license issues, fines, and forfeitures. The text lists numerous individuals and scattered sums, without clear case details or outcomes.
Ridgway Takes Command in Japan
Tokyo April 16 Ridgway enters Tokyo as new U S Far East commander replacing MacArthur in a quiet ceremony. He tours central Tokyo offices, meets officers including Ridgway aides, and signals no major changes to appear in official duties. Local crowds and officials observe the transition as Ridgway assumes duties in the occupied area.
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Tokyo
Dal Ichi
Aled
Deak
Gat Mathew
Ridg- Way
Sipranio
Miander
Pate Mor
Dalehi
Gon
Douglas MacArthur
Presider Trani
Ridg Way Walker
Constellation
MacArthur
United Staes
Maneda Aire Port
Ridgway
Bonn
Ecentral
St Ywran'l Tote Couvtyy
George Stratgmeyer
Fay Bistat Ile Saveds
Adm
Turner Joy
Gouiminder
Mar Baatern Five Torres
Aldo
Ene
Funeral for Bevin Private Service in London
Funeral services for Ernest Bevin will be private in London at Golders Green Crematorium with family members and associates in attendance. Bevin, aged 70, died after leaving the labor government as a prominent Labour figure, with Attlee and Morrison among supporters noted. crowds had gathered for years at the Labour Party building seeking access to leaders and the late Secretary’s funeral marks the end of an era.
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London
Farelm
Ernest Bevin
Qgulders
Keyl
Sottyviay
Unhor
Orin
Clemant Attlee
Tohort Mortison
Bevis Succodson Na Jordanr
Boyin
Pasty -Parley
Legethee
Fragmentary OCR Note on Maritime Trade and Shortages
Scattered and garbled OCR text mentions ships, trade shortages, and port items. It references Bevalt porteds and possible maritime terms like ballaves and rafresh. No clear event or identifiable persons available for a full summary.
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Revin-Morriaot
Ebii Clallam
Atles
Bey
Téarlig
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Ridgway Takes! Command
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Allene McKim
Weplice
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