Mrs L M Devenney Celebrates 82nd Birthday at Hope
Mrs L M Devenney celebrated her 82nd birthday Sunday July 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Buck Devenney and family of Route One Hope. A noon picnic on the lawn followed, gifts presented to the celebrant. Attending were numerous relatives and friends from West Monroe Shreveport Patmos and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Devenney
Buck Devenney
Route One
Hope
Marie Hicks
Barey
Brenda
Wo AL Synard
Campbell
Hail
Luin Beard
Ben Beard
Tope
Coming and Going in Diverse US States and Towns
Mr and Mrs Jewel V Moore sr return from a 4000 mile West trip visiting Cheyenne Yellowstone Spearfish and Mitchell. Lyle McMahon and son Harry Ray along with Nell Couch depart for Magnolia to visit relatives others include J McLaes Cisco Texas and family visiting Nashville and Patton daughters. Mrs Robinson Wacha Wichita Texas visits her daughter Wadson family. Leeke and Locke families travel home from Baton Rouge and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel V. Moore, Sr
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Yellowstone National Park
Spearfish
South Dakota
Mitchell
Lyle McMaahen
Harry Ray
Nell Couch
Magnolia
Dick Leeke
Richard
Russell
Hey
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Walter Locke
Carolyn Locke
Cadet William J. Guntrs Joins Naval Reserve Training
City of Kansas visits sister Mrs S J Burroughs and family as Naval Aviation Cadet William J Gentry son of Mr and Mrs J B Gentry of 213 North Hervey Street Hope reports to Naval Auxiliary Air Station Corry Field Pensacola Florida for advanced instrument and night flying training He will be designated Naval Aviator and commissioned Ensign in the Naval Reserve upon completion of flight training
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Aviation
William J.guntrs
United States Naval Reserve
J. B. Gentry
North Hervey Street
Hope
Naval Auxily Air Station
Corry Field
Pensacula
Fla
Gentry
Naval Reserve
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements
Hospital notes show Julia Chester admitted with several patients from Hope and Saratoga. Discharges include Mollie Jao Ellen of Columbus. Birth notices announce daughters for Mr. and Mrs. Percy O'Steen of Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Stokes of Hope, plus a son for the Revels family born August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
J. E. Cannon
Saratoga
Percy O'Steen
Hope
Delmer Stokes
Iouastion Walls
Efope
B. J. Drake
Patmos
R. JM. Davis
Stamps
Mollie Jao Ellen
Columbus
Delmar Stokes
Dewdrap
Josephine
Wwain Stevens
Robert Martin
J. M. Revels
Roy
Butler
Harriman May Be Acheson's Successor
The New York Post reported that Ambassador Averell Harriman is likely to be appointed secretary of state to replace Dean Acheson before October 1. A high White House source cited that President Truman plans to let Acheson retire at the first opportune moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Post
Averell Flirrman
Dean Acheson
Washington
Post
White House
Truman
Acheson
Harriman
Iran
Ex Wife of Eisler Details Espionage Link to Field
Washington reports ex wife of Eisler Mary Massing testified before the Senate Internal Security subcommittee about recruitment of Neal Field, a state department official, into her Soviet apparatus. She linked Alger Hiss to Field and described Field’s coercion into espionage, noting Field later worked in Geneva and that Duggan died in 1946. Massing, once wife of Eisler, said she became a Communist in 1918 and came to the U.S. as a party agent in 1933, and she identified Margaret Young as a New York Daily Worker correspondent who introduced her to Field.
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Washington
Tede Massinu
Neal Field
State Department
Alger Hiss
Field
Gerhertsler
Senate
Internal Security
Magsing
Lawrence Duggan
Duggan
New York
Lartin Armorican
Eisler
United States
Massing
League of Nations
Geneva
Hiss
Justicia Department
FBI
Nixon R Catlis
House un-American Activities
Open Communist Party
Bisler
Batory
House un-American Activist
Two Beaux Try Dororthy Dix Advice Column
Dorothy Dix offers guidance to Mae a 28 year old with two suitors Sam and Ted and a reader 24 year old with a husband in the air force. The column advises patience avoid rushing marriage and suggests taking a vacation to test feelings. Mae is urged to wait for Mr Positively Right and not marry a philanderer. The piece ends noting a 15 year old patient advised to delay marriage and enjoy dances and movies with peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Positively
Dorothy Dix
Air Force
UN Forces advance near Kumsong in Korea battle report
Allied lines in Korea push toward Kumsong gap as UN forces probe east and west fronts. Reports say raids and patrol clashes intensified with enemy footholds challenged around Kum song and Kumhwa. B29 bombers targeted Communist positions at night while weather improves ahead of continued operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Roerea
Aas
United Nations
West
Indas
Ads
Matthew Bo
HS Mlley Nerthengsh
Kaesoog
Norte
Penamy Trooya
Kumsong
Eobla
Therald
Red
Telar
Anthiamy
Baal
U. S
Wiley
Rent Law Picture Shows Expanded Federal Rent Controls
The article outlines new changes to rent control. The government may impose controls in any community deemed officially part of defense mobilization. Landlords in controlled areas can raise rents up to 20 percent, a relief from prior caps. The powers move through Woods who can reimpose controls or remove them, with federal oversight by Marshall and Wilson guiding where controls can be placed or lifted across New York and other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Aug
Wis
Jane
New York
Goynell
Woods
Iina
Defense
George Marshall
Chines
Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Marshall
Waeada
Ean Dovde
Tuntta
Ala
Wien
Marshall Wilson
Bampla
Ream
Ally Dounell
Lef
Vantenla
Unt
Sheridan Fires Roars Through Town Wrecks Buildings
Fire of unknown origin swept through Sheridan yesterday causing extensive damage to the Springer building Masonic lodge Sheridan cafe and a hat shop. Estimated at 80000, volunteers battled the blaze for nearly three hours before bringing it under control. Nearby offices and a state building were damaged as well. Local officials described postwar housing and rent controls debated in broader policy, with discussions of how controls might be relaxed in certain areas or maintained to stabilize markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Eee
Bullditzs
Businosd
Cauaing
Axe
Wort Trol
Frank Springer
Sen L. ‘i Vonatd
Springer
Masonic Lodge
Shavidan
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Mrs. J. Mclaes
Cisco, Tesas
Mr. McLaes
Mr. Strickland
John E. Patton
Margaret Ann
Sarah
Nashville
M.S. Butts
Mrs. ¥. Robinson
Waxahiatchie, Texas
Hh, A. Wadson
W. W. Adams
Kansas
Branch
James Hollis
Creets of
Aero
Smiley Burnett
Scatty Beckett
Jimmy Lydon
Iscsi
Susan Morrow Dow Biodoh
Sun
Abbot Costello
Dorothy Shay
Iit
Puioa
Dala Stat
Bill Elliott
Sierras
Fas
Sun — Mon
Dorothy DIX DIX
Miss Dix
Sam
Ted
Helen
B. J
The
Bull. Syndicate Inc
Philippines
Huk
Korea
Jcel
Activily
du Asuthern U.S. States
National Geographic Society
Ment
Philippine Defense Department
Department
Japan
Kuriles
All Free Nations
Huku
Sheridan‘Hasag
Gotham
Gotham Creme Sia
Ganar Wits
John Li Wilson, Jr
Charles A. Armitage
Pol
Charles A
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