Society Calendar highlights spring church events
The April 30 schedule includes a Methodist Sunday School pot luck dinner at 7 pm with hostesses Mrs Curtis Moran Mrs Leland Warmadle Mrs Giles Joeter Mrs Benson Mrs Jimmy Cook and Mrs Cester Hunt. Also on April 30 the Woman's Missionary Society hosts a Day of Prayer for Community Missions at 10 am. May events include Hope Chapter 38 Order of the Eastern Star at May 2 1 pm. Pat Cleburne Chapter UD C meting May 2 2 40 pm at Mrs W Brench home. wear Confederate fashion. May 3 Hope Council of Church Women luncheon at First Methodist Church 12 30 pm with panel Free School In a Free World and babysitting. May 5 Macedonia Methodist Church Homecoming near Blevins celebrating 100th anniversary with Rev Bruce Bean at 11 am and afternoon singing.
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Graves
Methodist Church
Curtis Moran
Leland Warmadle
Giles Joeter
Benson
Jimmy Cook
Céster Hunt
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Womens Missionary Society of the “First Baptist Church
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Pat Cleburne
UD. C
Dw. Brench
Mary Dunican
Hope-Council of Church
First Methodist Church
Macedonia Methodist Church
Blevins
Bruce Bean
Hospital Notes Memorial Admits List
Hospital notes list admissions including Mrs L A Anderson of Rt 1 Hope Joy Hunt of Hope Claude Johnson Mineral Springs Mr Henry Singard Hope Mr R B Huckabee Rt 1 Hope Mr Robert Porter Rt 2 Hope Mrs Mollie Buller Rt 11 Hope Mr Emmet Smith Texarkana Mr Louie Hughes Saratoga Mr Gilbert Ross Rt 2 Hope Mrs Henry Taylor Hope Mrs Julia Albright Hope Ethel Stuart Col
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Hope
Henry Taylor
Julia Albright
Ethel. Stuart
Discharges and admissions listed at Hope hospital
A hospital notice lists discharged patients including Mt. Woodrow Baker and Edith Bodker, and admitted individuals such as Mrs. T. S. McDavitt. Other names appear with Hope and Patmos addresses, noting discharge of Fortis Downs and C. A. Ollet and addition of newborns.
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Carl Ray Tutner
Hope
Fortis Downs
C. A. Ollet
A. J. Johnston
Clyde Walker
Dean Allen
Baby Gil
Patmos
Deaths of notable people across several cities
The Associated Press reports the deaths of prominent figures: Jules Jeanneney in Paris aged 92, former president of the Trough Senate. Lord Newborough in London aged 78, veteran mariner and peer. Duke Shoop in Washington, longtime Kansas City Star reporter and Washington bureau chief. New York figure Rabinowitz, 69, immigrant and founder of a hook and eye firm, donor to education. Monsignor Paul J. Glenn in Columbus, Ohio, director of St. Charles Borromeo college. Frederick M. Clanky in Waverly, N. C., cowboy film publicist. Sig Kriegsman in Cincinnati, regional manager for Crown Cork Seal and Coca Cola Bottling Co. head in Redding. John Richard Horst in Lexington, 45, horse photographer and Royal Photographic Society member. Kenneth F P Goodson in Marietta, 44, Kaiser Construction manager and NATO project executive. Many were born outside the United States.
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Associated Press
Paris
Jules Jeanneney
Trough _ Senate
Radical Socialist Party
London
Lord Newborough
Washington
Duke Shoop
Kansas City Star
Abingdon
New York
Louis M. “Rabinowitz
Lithuania
Columbus
Ohio
Paul J. Glenn
St. Charles- Borromeo College
Waverly
Frederick M
Foghorn) Clanky
Cowboy Magic Stars
Phoenix City
Ala
Cincinnati
Sig Kriegsman
Cork
Coca'Cola Bottling Co
Redding
Calif
Lexington
John ‘Richard
Horst
Royal Photographic Society of London
England
Austria-Hungary
Marietta
Kenneth FP. Goodson
Kaiser Construction Co
Ravenswood
W. Va
NATO
Teeland
Security policy reshapes the private sector balance
SAM DAWSON analyzes how national security can become a business problem for oil and metals industries. Government choices on defense stockpiles and price floors affect production, employment, and markets worldwide, raising questions about profitability, supply, and policy timing for private firms.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Eisenhower
Busingspman
Anust
Gentleman on the Streets: Roma's Courtesy Charms Cab Passengers
Hal Boyle profiles Roma, a cab driver who offers extra comfort with two shaving heads, a toilet kit, and regular refreshments. Roma gives polite service in English French or Gortai, insists on courtly manners, and says tips hardly reflect his aim, which is to make passengers comfortable and uphold personal gentility amid daily work.
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Rotna
Rema
Rotha
Paris
Remington
Entft
Roma
Harikird
Violent Death Toll Hits 12 In Week Summary
The week ending Sunday saw 12 violent deaths from drownings traffic accidents and other causes. A stabbing in El Dorado left Joe Curry, 32, dead after an argument. Henry Clay Stewart, 10 years old, was recovered from a creek near Hope after being missing since the night before. Oil and metal industry notes discuss imports, production, and stockpiles, with government warnings of future supply implications.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Joe Curry
el Dorado
Pallen
Henry Clay
Stewart
Columbus
Hope
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice Column Fragments Remain
A collage of advice snippets and reader questions from a Dorothy Dix column. Topics include marriage pressure, love and commitment, divorce experiences, and a miscellaneous political aside. The text weaves in names and scattered opinions about relationships and public policy with no single cohesive news event.
Eisenhower Opposes House Budget Cut Proposal
President Eisenhower challenged budget cuts proposed by the House, arguing a $7 million reduction would harm United States foreign affairs. He requested a $227.7 million fund for the State Department and foreign service operations for the new fiscal year and urged Senate consideration.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
Houser
United
House
State Department
Georgia
Imerpaw
Washington
Fee
Dulihe
Senate “Appropriations Committee
Senate
House Peducip Fessepeewer
Ae Dalping
Dulles
James
Cr Hagerty Eweren
Arkansan to Get Chance in Union Probe
AArkansas manufacturer from Ashdown Arkansas is granted a special public hearing to explain alleged “forced payments” and charges to union officials. The testimony aims to clarify disputed hits and payments tied to his wiring and pallet manufacturing operations in Ashdown.
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Arkansan
G. Milton Kelly Washington
P—Suneate Rackals Prgbera
Wo Union
Earl
Balendarf
Oxate Kg
Tex
Ashdown
Atls
Fragmentary court report hints at hearings and testimony
In a partial OCR reading, a court session discusses testimonies and hearings. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the fragment implies ongoing legal proceedings and courtroom activity.
Indicted official hearings unfold amid payoffs and delays
A tangled court hearing details allegations of illicit payments, leaks, and witness pressure surrounding an Arkansas official and the Upton probe. Key figures include Senator Éclallan, Dave Beck and his son, while tensions rise over delivering documents and securing witnesses in the union funds inquiry.
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McNatiara
Hmiah
Gottintittes
Lego
Betendert
Hilline
Datalands
Ser
Éclallan
D-Ark
Upton
Dave Beck
McClellan
Beck
Dave
Bogle
Amitie
Foo
Utlon
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Order of the Eastern Sinr
Masonic Hall
Ae Doris
Day Louis Jourdan Barry
Sullivan
Frank Lovejoy
Harry
Belafonte Calipso
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Oscar Rannerstens
Carmen Jones
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Pribason
Aaa
Hal Boyle
Bazée
Kentucky
Florida
United States
Geome
Venezuela
Middle East
Canada
Department of Interior
Bureau of Mines
Lee
Boite
Dorothy DIX
Dorthy Dix
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Ory
Jin
Ilegal
Frieda
Juila
Derby Dix
Eva
Elvis
Pat
Grorgh
George
Hagerty
Eisenhower Sill
Dan. Bress
Bermuda
By Marvin Lb. Arrowsmith
Colt
Diane
Fea Miam
Edith ‘ Poyane
Williams
Aero Mowers
Philco
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