Society notices blend of meetings and anniversaries across town
A chaotic social page lists multiple events including April 24 25 gatherings at Mis lawrennie Kerterting and Mrs Jewel Maures Jit, a 50th wedding anniversary April 2 and spring church activities in Fellowship TH Cenvervilla HD Chub Meet. Also notes Shover Springs Ob Club on April 16, Girl Scout Troop 117 meeting at Sharon Rogers home, Daffodil Garden Club with guests from Texarkana, and various club demonstrations and memorials.
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Chapher
Cenvervilla HD
Genteryilio Fm
Mes
Mere
Clydiy Suelgrove
Mimir Sanders
Bette Duncan
Duncan
Mya
Q. Simith
Davis
New Liberty
Shover
Shover Springs
Tlaruld Sanford
Nhu Nustess
Tay Ropeers
Wanda Bask
Sharon Rogers
Wessess
Sennl
Ealy
Births Mr and Mrs Romain Searey Birmingham announce birth
Birth notice reports Kimberly Lyn born in Mawella to Mr and Mrs Romain Searey of Birmingham. Maternal relatives include Mrs J Wy Gist and Mrs Lauri Cash of Tope. The text lists godparents and extended family with several transcription errors.
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Mire
Romain Searey
Biringham
Aki
Mawella
Kimberly Lyn
J. Wy Gist
Hope
Ane
al Scarey
Birmingham
Mes
Lilly, Hath
Lauri Cash
Tope
Hospital Notes Memorable Admissions And Birth Announcements
Hospital notes list multiple admissions and discharges with names such as Mrs Carol Messer Mrs Gene Wylie Mrs Berbeena Summers and Mrs Kenneth Ben tay plus several others from Hope and surrounding towns. It notes births including a baby girl born to Cecil and Ozaree Twillie on April 18 and Chalice and Berlena Summers with April birth details.
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Carol Messer
Tope
Bart 'Thomison
Gene Wylie
Wheelington
Hope
Berbeena Summers
Charles Hawthorne
Patton
David Meloy Pind
George Maire
Kenneth Bentay
Ben Smith
James Balch
Karl Icksom
Palmas
Brunet Hope
Shea Rance
Russia Optimistic Over Berlin Says Khrushchev
Moscow critic says Khrushchev appeared in good health and cautiously optimistic on Berlin. Cowles described the Soviet leader as wanting peace and hoping to reduce tensions with the West after a two hour interview. The two discussed disarmament in Geneva, Soviet agriculture, bloc relations, and Berlin prospects. The interview leader mentioned Khrushchev’s birthday joke and will be published by the Des Moines Register and Tribune.
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Gambel Cowles
Khrushchevy
Berlin
Cowles
Khrushchev
Geneva
Benin
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Wendell Willie
Soviet Union
Khrush“chey
Lester
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Krushchev
The
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Bookmobile Schedule for Nest Week
Bookmobile routes listed for April 24 to April 28 with times and locations. Entries include Lanetairet Marm's Gin 9 am, Roseton School 2 pm, Cate School 9 am, Patmos School 2:16 pm, Patmos Community 2:16 pm, Chunn Home 4:16 pm, Oakhaven 9:10 am, Columbus Community, Mo Bay Home, Jac Qozan, Amonette's Gra, Babs' Ca 1:30 pm, Carrigan Home 2 pm, Luck Ranch 2:45 pm.
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Lanetairet
Marm's
Roseton
Cate
Patmos
Chunn
Oakhaveny
Columbus
Mo Bay
Amonette
Carrigan
Luck Ranch
DAR Wants Probe of Suspension
The Daughters of the American Revolution ask Congress to probe Maj. Archibald Roberts suspension after he accused public figures of leftist leanings at a DAR event. Sen. Strom Thurmond favors Army-led inquiry and awaits its report before judging the incident.
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Washington
Daughters of the American Revolilion
Asat
G. Mennen Williams
Army
Thurmond
Roberts
DAR
Yorty
House Committee On UN- American Activities
California
Williams
Michigan
Edwin A. Walker
Germany
Candidate for State Senate in 40th District Filed
Steve Cornis of Springfield filed today as a candidate for state senator in the 40th District, covering Conway Perry and Pope counties. The seat is held by Sen. Robert Hays Williams of Russellville, who has not said if he will seek reelection. L. L. Bryan of Russellville has already filed for the job. Combs served in the Senate during the 239 and 1941 sessions as regator from the old 12th district.
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Little Rock
Steve Cornis
Springfield
Conway County
Conway
Perry
Pope
Robert Hays Williams
Russellville
L. L. Bryan
Combs
Senate
Women Beaten Near University of Arkansas Union
A 40-year-old woman, Della Jones, was beaten as she walked to work near the University of Arkansas Student Union in Fayetteville. She suffered a broken cheekbone and was hospitalized. This was the fifth attack on women in the city since the start of the year, with several home break-ins reported nearby.
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Fayetteville, Ark
Willy
Walt Whitman Recounted Civil War Nurse Volunteer Work
Lok Magazine notes Walt Whitman served as a volunteer nurse during the Civil War and later chronicled his experiences in poetry. The mention highlights his humanitarian role and literary reflection on wartime service.
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Walt Whitman
Life on Farm Benefits and Community Care
Dear Helén, as a farmer’s wife I raise my voice against criticisms of farm families. Farms offer good roads buses to schools electrical gear and fresh home grown beef pork and produce. The farm is ideal for raising children who learn work and nature. Easter marks renewal. our children are healthy and well nourished with home grown foods. From my back porch I see a dairy herd grain fields and a blooming garden. I thank the Lord for this abundant earth.
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Helén
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
A. J. Johnson
Provo
Utah
California turkey grower seeks congressional probe into USDA
George Nicholas of Sonoma, president of the Independent Turkey Producers of America, urged a congressional inquiry into the Department of Agriculture. He accused Secretary Orville Freeman of a power grab and proposed national referendums on turkey production controls. He criticized counting methods and a June vote, amid industry pleas against the election.
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Little Rock
California
Department of Agriculture
George Nicholas
Sonoma
Calif
Turkey Producers of America
Orville Freeman
Nicholas
USDA
Freeman
Treth
Ouachita Plans Extension Center at Camden Arkansas
Ouachita Baptist College will establish an extension center at Camden Arkansas announced by college president Dr Ralph Phelps. The center will use the former Shumaker Ordnance Depot administration area with teachers moved from Arkadelphia. Courses for the last semester and flexible offerings depend on industrial development at Shumaker. Brown Engineering Corp of Houston bought the site and plans to attract industry to the facility.
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Arkadelphia
Ark
Ouachita Baptist College
Camden
Ralph Phelps
Colege
Shumaker Ordnance Depot
Phelps
Shumaker
Brown Engineering Corp
Houston
Tex
Brown
Dutch Reinforcements Sail To West New Guinea
The 9,178 ton transport Zui derkruisssailet with 865 troops sails to reinforce Dutch garrisons in West New Guinea amid Indonesian threats. A reader letter from Mrs Hans Hogenbach of Baltimore questions marital happiness advice, while Raleigh readers respond curtly to guidance on marriages.
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Rotterdam
The
Netherlands
Zuiderkruisssailet
West New Guinea
Indonesia
House approves military spending and aid abroad
The House backs a sizable military budget with 2,683,861 active personnel and 1,003,500 reserve forces. It would permit Secretary McNamara to trim reserve and guard forces by 58,000 while continuing funding for the R570 bomber program and radar research missions if advised by defense experts.
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House
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Walker Aide Position Clears to Public Speech
Roberts spoke to the DAR after his planned address was denied clearance by the Pentagon. He drafted a pro blue troop information program for Gen. Walker used in Germany with the 24th Infantry Division. A Pentagon probe followed, Walker was relieved, admonished for pressuring votes in 1960, and left the Army to seek Texas governorship as a Democrat.
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DAR
Pentagon
Walker
24Th
Germany
Overseas Weekly
Army
Navy
Snow
Texas
Integration of Negro reserves questioned in U S forces
The report notes integration in Reserve elements may be incomplete and under federal control differs from the National Guard. Gilpatric ordered two actions by May 1: identify all Negro and all-white Reserve units and begin rapid integration. review Negro assignments to Reserve pools to curb disproportional placement and shift Negroes to specific units where needed.
French Increase Army in Algeria
Paris reports a security police company of about 200 men flown to Algiers. On Wednesday a riot police company was sent to Oran, another key center of activity for the secret army.
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Algeria
Paris
Algiers
Oran
Barth Says Clergy Should Serve Not Speak For God
In Chicago on his American visit, Dr Karl Barth argues clergymen hinder peers between man and God. He says pastors should be servants, not words, urging simple proclamation. Barth notes God will judge communism and stresses love in approach, while explaining Christianity as a covenant between God and man.
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Raw
Karl Barth
Barth
God
Dr. Barth
Markus
University of Chicago Divinity School
Hitler
Europe
State Record Set in Pole Vault
Darrell Ward of Little Rock Central High School vaulted 13 feet 31 inches to break the state high school record by eight inches at the Tiger Relays. Don Owen of Arkansas State Teachers ran 9.7 seconds in the 100 yards, aiding a Teachers victory over Louisiana Tech. Central Tigers dominated the high school division while Arkansas A and M tallied 22% points and West Side swept the junior high division.
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Little Rock
Darrell Ward
Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas
Don Owen
Ward
Owen
Louisiana Tech
A&m
Central
Tigers
West Side
Hope Star publishes local news in Hope Arkansas
The Hope Star dated January 18, 1916 lists staff including Alex H. Washburn as editor and publisher and Paul H. Jones as managing editor. It details circulation, advertising, and subscription rates, along with AP affiliation and regional offices list for the Hope, Nevada, LaFayette, Howard, and Miller counties area.
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Alex,h. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donal Yorker
Mgr - EM
Rogers, Jr
Cire
Man
George W. Hosmer
Eeeraneiail Eines
Pettege
St Hope
Arkansas
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Hampstead
Nevada
LaFayette
Howard
Miller Counties
Housing loan to Southern State College magnolia ark
The Community Facilities Administration announced a loan of 1,060,000 to Southern State College in Magnolia Arkansas to fund housing for 192 male students and a student union with a dividing capacity of 1,500.
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Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Southern State College
Magnolia
Ark
Cross County Assessor Grover Gaskins Dies at 58
Wynne Arkansas reports the death of Cross County Tax Assessor Grover Cleveland Gaskins after a short illness. A lifelong resident, he had served as tax assessor since 1940 and led the state Tax Assessors Association as a former president. He had lived in Wynne for 22 years.
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Wynne, Ark
Cross County
Grover ‘Cleveland Gaskins
Gaskins
Wynne
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