Local residents sail on extended visits and moves
A string of social notes lists residents and guests visiting from Hope and nearby towns. Names include Miss Elaine Sandlett, Mrs. Jeanie McPherson, Mr. Frank Nolen, and others visiting relatives in California, New Hampshire, Maine, Virginia, and Texas. Several families plan moves or trips to El Paso, Texarkana, and Dallas, with accompanying mentions of local adoptions and hospital notations.
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Betty
Hope
24th Beats Back in Korean War Advances
Allied forces report the 24th Division recaptured heights northeast of Kumchon Chinju area as heavy fighting continues. The battle, involving tanks and foot troops, pushes toward Kumchon near Pagan’s supply corridor. Marines arrive as American losses mount in the Chinju hills amid the long battleline in Korea.
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Eighth Army
Korea
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Chinju
Pagan
First Cavalry Division
Kumchon
Kumeten
Pusan
Hwanggan
Kumehon
Yongdok
H. King
Associated Press
Chinja
Sochan
U. S
Sangmun
King
Wonbung
Chungunj
Chisju
Missing and wounded Arkansans in Korea action
The Associated Press reports three more Arkansans listed as missing in Korea and two more wounded. Cpl. Maxie Gene Harrison, 18, of Benton, in the 24th infantry, was reported missing after leaving for Korea July 2. his parents Mr. and Mrs. Millard Harrison notified. Also listed missing are Bobo H. Harris of Maynard and Pvt. James T. Thompson of Horatio. MSgt. Hollis P. Ingram, 22, of Camden, was wounded, as was Airman Lewis D. Hinkle of Sheridan. notification comes from the defense department Tuesday.
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Benton
Defense Department
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24Th Infantry Division
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Anne Harris
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Mary A. Thompson
Horatio
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Camden
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Sheridan
Reds Would Continued From Page One
Article discusses Soviet aims in Korea and Asia as Maliks push to shift U N Security Council power toward Peiping. It notes Moscow’s boycott, China’s exclusion, and US-led actions in Korea, with emphasis on propaganda to rally Asia against the United States.
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Tokyo
Turkey
Soviet Union
Malik
China
Security Council
Peiping
Mao Tzetung
Asia
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Moscow
U. N
Korea
United States
United Nations
First New Rice of Season Finds Market Strong
First offerings of new crop rice showed strong demand and firm prices in southern markets this week per the U S department of agriculture. Farmers contracted rice in the field. prices climbed to $3.70 to $3.20 per 100 pounds green weight with Lake Charles sales at $4.63 and $5.46 per 100 pounds. The broader rough rice market remained unsettled and notes on military action in Korea are included.
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Tex
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lake Charles
Entrancing Hollywood Triangle Ends In Quiet Resolution
Ellie Lane meets Sally Mallon Ben Mallon's young wife in a shop. Sally reveals a trial separation and that Ben still loves Ellie. Sally, wary yet candid, explains she pursued marriage for security but now seeks independence. Ellie forgives, invites dinner, and Sally promises to call when safe. To be continued.
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Honolulu
Sally Branch
Ellie
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Sally Mallon
Mie
Sally
Palm Springs
Hollywood
Eleanor Lane
Miss Lane
Baruch backs Truman on wage and price controls stance
Baruch urged Congress to back wage and price controls, a move that could empower a future agency to implement them if needed. The plan aligns with Truman while avoiding immediate policy gridlock, pleasing Democrats facing voters and easing congressional pressure. Baruch framed the widespread national sentiment for prompt control measures.
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Mr. Truman
Cet
Baruch
Worthwhile work and domestic virtue debate in Dorothey Dix era
Readers seek guidance on balance between home life and personal ambition. Dorothy Dix extols the domestic role of wife and mother as the world’s core force, while offering cautious paths for cultural study or small steps toward practical skills. A second reader asks how to curb constant telephone interruptions from neighbors, with Dix advising installation of a pay phone to restore peace.
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Grace
Congress
Shae
Jain
Military aid expands with 200000 tons of equipment
Officials detailed continued wartime aid with about 200000 tons of matériel allocated to France Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Italy Denmark and Norway. France received the largest share to bolster Western infantry forces while Iran Greece and the Philippines receive notable supplies. About 300 warplanes including B29s have shipped since March and 13500 tons of naval craft up to destroyer size delivered mostly from surplus stocks.
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Belgian
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Italy
Denmark
Norway
North Atlantic
Iran
Greece
Philippines
Beng
Atvent
Eight Schools Enter State Aquatic Meet at Little Rock
Swimmers and divers from eight high schools gathered in Little Rock for the Arkansas state aquatic meet. Preliminaries for girls Class A and Big Six boys were scheduled for 2 p.m. at Way Memorial pool, with finals set to begin at 7:50 p.m. Participating schools include Crossett, North Little Rock, Fairview of Camden, Subiaco, Stuttgart, Little Rock, El Dorado, and Little Rock Tech.
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Little Rock
Iai
Way Memorial Pool
Crossett
North Little Rock
Fairview
Camden
Subiaco
Stuttgart
el Dorado
Infantry and aircraft shape year's defense backbone
The report notes a focus on infantry and artillery equipment with tactical fighter and fighter bomber aircraft forming the backbone of air power this year. Strong entities include infantry, artillery, tactical fighter aircraft, and fighter bombers shaping military readiness.
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Dear Ming Answer on Love and Marriage Timing
The column advises a 20 year old couple in love to marry only if they are ready and able to support themselves. It argues that marrying without a clergy ceremony is morally wrong and socially damaging, and notes the man must continue supporting his widowed mother while building a profession before marriage.
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Ming
R. G
Home piece notes a cozy loving nest formation
A fragment from The Bell Syndicate hints at a home romance scene and domestic setup. Readable words point to a loving nest idea and bed spaces within a residence. The fragment preserves the essence of a domestic moment without explicit details.
Hadacol praised by Louisiana girl for health boost
A Ville Platte teen lauds Hadacol claiming it cured chronic colds and nervousness, boosted weight and energy after vitamins B1 B2 iron and niacin. Ad copy touts Hadacol as remedy for indigestion growth and neuritis and urges购买 at drugstores with Triad and family sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50.
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Betty Jo Prejean
Pine St
Ville Platte
China
Miss Prejean
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LeBlanc Corporation
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