First Baptist Church social schedule and local notices
Sunday and Monday events at the First Baptist Church include breakfast with speaker Miss Bery Henry, Sunday school worship, and a Missionary Society meeting. The schedule lists Alpha Zeta Chapter meeting at City Hall, a Lions Auxiliary event, Lay League dinner, choir practice, and several visitors and family happenings across Hope from April 23 to 29, 1948. The Henderson State Teachers College honor rolls and plays are noted, along with hospital admissions and births.
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First Baptist Church
Ne Alpha Zeta Chapter
The
Sigma Phi
Henderson State
R. T. Proctor
Hope
Jo Ann Card
Hazell L. Spillers
F. B. Ward
Hetty Ann Benson
Robert J. Voster
Binvins
Tipster Quizzed Over Reuther Shooting Case
Detroit April 23 An identified tipster told police Nelson Davis boasted of knowing who shot Walter Reuther. Davis denied involvement but was held for questioning. FBI to review possible federal violations. Reuther remained in hospital with injuries to his right jaw.
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Detroit
Nelson Davis
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ford Motor Company
Teadher
Davis
TTT
Polee
UAW
Reuther
George Addes
Addes
Hebradeen
Policehgendart Ues Rybetaoi
Wayne Cupunty
James N. McNally
McNally
Patice
Homer Ferguson
Michijkan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
New Grace Hospital
Ghuigun
Ask Dismissal of Suit Challenging Miller Receipts
Texarkana reports a civil suit questioning the validity of Miller County poll tax receipts faces dismissal for lack of jurisdiction. Judge Harry Lemlex noted potential Jurisdiction issues as five defendants are accused of handling receipts in a conspiracy tied to elections. Litigants were given two weeks to respond with written briefs after a motion for dismissal was filed and set for reply.
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Texarkana
U. S. District Court
Miler County
Harry Lemlex
Ian
Texarkana, Ark
Red Henchmen Switch After Italian Loss
Washington reports European Communists may be forced to slow their timetable for political conquest after defeat in Italy. Speculation centers on Kremlin options including a front with non Communist forces or a meeting between Stalin and Truman. Officials note such moves could influence American anti communist policy. President Truman indicated willingness to meet if Stalin visits, but will not leave the United States.
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Kremlin
Costanon
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Stalin
Truman
Red Army
Iran
Christian Democrats
Re- Barbers
Italy
Western
Europe
Little Rock Looms for Track Title
Little Rock dominates the Arkansas high school track meet as a strong contender. The meet yielded 11 State qualifiers from Tiers, nine first-place finishers, and North Little Rock earning 19 entries. Little Rock led with 71.2 points, North Little Rock 61, Benton 23, Lonoke 3. Bauxite claimed Class 2 honors. North Little Rock took the junior division.
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Little Rock
North Lite Rock
North Litle Rock
Benton
Lonoke
Bauxite
Fulbright Heads European Aid Group for Free Europe
Senator Fulbright of Arkansas was elected president of the American committee for a Free and United Europe to foster U S cooperation with European federation efforts. William C Bullitt was named vice president with a board including Herbert Hoover and James Farely. The group signals Western alignment as Soviet influence faces new economic and political challenges in Europe.
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New York
J. W. Fulbright
Arkansas
United States
Movement For A
American Committee For A Free and United Europe
Caps
William C. Bullitt
France
Russia
Jhoard
Fortes
Herbert Hoover
James A. Farelny
Clare Buathe Lice
Bur
Ian KK. Wheeler
The Innocent Importor excerpted romance tale continues
Paul encounters Patience on the train corridor and their strained relationship deepens as mistaken identity is pressed to a personal crisis. Patience plans a weekend with Charlotte while Roger and Paul resurface, stirring longing and fear of consequences during a tense milepost in their intertwined lives.
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Paul
Patience
Roger Dickson
Acadars
Charlotte's
Helen
Alice
Roger
Liverpool Street
Velen
Ehal
Arints
Buli
Mts
2000 War Dead Return From Antwerp Transport
The U S Army transport Lawrence Victory left Antwerp today carrying 2000 American war dead. The ship sails to New York via Cherbourg where it will take aboard 2200 more dead from American war cemeteries in France.
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Belgium
Antwerp
Eurropean Theater
New York
Cherbourg
France
Larson Named for ECA Top Post in Europe Recovery Plan
Washington reports lawyer Jess Larson and Oklahoma official Jess Lurgan are considered strong candidates for the No 3 ECA job as Secretary of Commerce Tariman resigns to join the Europe recovery program. The White House announcement surprised lawmakers amid delayed Senate confirmation. Larson may accept if offered. Hoffman reportedly favored Larson for the deputy administrator post as well.
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Washington
Jess Lurgan
Oklahoma
War Resels
New Economic Coongration Administration
Commerce
W. Averell T Martiman
White House
Capital Hill
Senate
Tarviman
Larson
ECA
Paul G Hoffman
Hoffman
Pruman
Texas Democrats back Truman in 1948 nominating race
Texas Democrats threaten to back President Truman if he wins the nomination while signaling no Dixie revolt. Senator Sparkman renews Dixie anti Truman talk for Eisenhower. Taft and Stassen push Ohio tours. Dewey gains seven New York delegates to 122. Texas Democratic Executive Committee backs an uninstructed delegation but pledges full party support. Snarkman predicts Eisenhower may join Democratic ticket despite Truman split.
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Texas
Truman
Alabama
Senator Sparkman
Dwight D. Eisen-hower
Robert A. Taft
Harold E. Stagsen
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York State
Texas Democratic Eexecutive Committee
Philadelphia
South
Snarkman
Eisenhower
Communists Arrested in Italy After Election
Carabinieri in Castelli Romani region and Russiano near Naples arrested several Communists after last weekend's vote. Weapons including seven Tachibegans and 15 rifles were seized, with one Communist wounded and 20 jailed in Russiano. Artena reports violence against officials as results show Christian Democrats near a five‑tenths Senate majority.
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Popular Front Tost
Christian Democrats
Palmiro Topliatli
Kik Ao
Colume
Castelli Romani
Rame
Carabinieri
Russiano
Naples
Artena
Rome
Christian Democrat
Trieste Tre Glerritury Algn
Tnterice
Maria Seelba
Senate
Faithful Sunday Gatherings Across Local Churches
The First Pentecost and other churches invite families to regular services with Sunday School at 9:45, worship following, and ongoing revival in progress. Community singing, youth groups, and special programs are scheduled, with detailed times for First Methodist, Church of Christ, First Christian, First Baptist, Saint Mark's Episcopal, and First Presbyterian services and activities.
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Ferguson T. F. Ford
Segal
J. Rowe
Young Peoples Groups
First Methodist West
Pine
J. E. Cooper
KXAR
Molly Grove
Children of Our Church
Arkansas Soldier Fatally Shot in North Carolina Scuffle
Pvt. Harold Lamb of Hot Springs Arkansas and a Fort Bragg soldier was shot and killed during a 4 tobacco enelion scuffle with two Indians in Lumberton North Carolina. Three other soldiers were involved and the Indians are in custody. Lamb’s wife and two children live at 515 Elizabeth Street Hot Springs.
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N. C
Harold Lamb
Hot Springs
Act
Lamb
Fort Bragg
Elizabeth Street
Hor Savings
Dorothy Dix urges self support through trades for girls
Dorothy Dix argues every girl should learn two trades for self support and security. She urges basic housewifery skills alongside ABCs, noting servants are scarce and even millionaires cook. A thrifty wife aids her husband’s fortune, while a wasteful one harms family health and finances. A self supporting girl gains independence, discipline, and a better marriage outlook.
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Imany
Lucky
Russians Seek Immediate Controls on Berlin Air Traffic
In Berlin a Soviet general urged instant new limits on air traffic between Berlin and western Germany. Maj. Gen. Georgi Alexandrov accused Britain of faking crash evidence in the April 5 collision that killed 15, and he asserted British blame is false while urging strict Soviet zone controls.
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Berlin
Georgi Alexndrov
Germany
Alexandray
British Board of Inquiry
Alex Jandrov
Grouns
West
U.S. Seeks Universal Service For War Mobilization
Washington April 21 report by the Senate War Investigating Committee commends a universal service concept to Congress for study. It warns total war demands new methods to curb profiteering and ensure civilian contribution, though no specific program is outlined. The document urges immediate enactment of adequate industrial mobilization legislation.
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Congress
Senate War Investigating Committee
Universal Service
Defense Advisory Board
Committees of Public Safety
Bobby Reigel Favored In Tri-State Golf Tourney
Shreveport April 23 The pre tourney favorite Bobby Reigel of Houston Texas leads Art Herron today in the quarterfinals of the 14th Ark La Tex golf tournament. Quarterfinals and semifinals in the championship flight at Shreveport Country Club. Final 36 holes scheduled. Merrow and Reizer upset defenders in earlier rounds as Shreveport players advance to the quarters.
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Bobby Reigel
Houston
Tex
Art Ho Herron
Shreveport Count Club
Lemurrow
Reizer
Bid ‘Nimbrook
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Merrow
C. A. Slyuhan
Jimmy McGonnagill
Edwin McClure
Leo Ramsdell
Vaiee Lidesl
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