Social and Personal Notices From Hope Arkansas Area
Social and personal notices recount a picnic at Fair Park Circle Three of the Women’s group at the First Christian church hosted a salad supper Wednesday evening with Miss Kay Camp and Mrs Jack Pritchett as hostesses. Funeral attendance included C F Taylor and relatives from Sikeston Miami and Pine Bluff.
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Fair Park Circle
First Christian Church
Phil
Jack Pritchett
Kay Camp
Aeliutul Penle Suibpero Jinemberg
Elly
Te Dutt
Jeadlow
C. F. Taylor
W. RB. Alexander
Mig. Ie. D. Owen
Sikeston
May Taylor R. Alexander
Miami
Fila
Rodney Durbain
Oof Little Heek
A. M. Hart
Grady Walliams Party Plans Pavenville Visit
Mr and Mrs Grady Walliams Bea Ay asa iter aguuin Lolee and Miss Edna Baorl Wright leave Thursday for Pavenville to join Pollyanna Will hey and Miss ams for a visit, details uncertain due to OCR errors.
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Grady Walliams
Bea Ay Asa Iter
Aguuin Lolee
Edna Baorl Wright
Pavenville
Pollyanna Will Hey
Miss Ams
Dillard Family Guests and Pirates Team Record Note
Mr Dillard's nephew Davil Dillard Balls of Macon Mississippi and Miss Mary Dillard of Magnolia were Tuesday night guests of Mr and Mrs Milton Dillard. The 1968 Pittsburgh Pirates, who won 110 games, hold the major league record for wins in a season. At least one no hit game has been pitched each year in the major leagues since 194.
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Cumbie
Ray Cumbie
Tupelo
Miss
Mr. Cumbie
Jim Cueshie Bebe
Mr. Dillard
Davil Dillard Balls of
Macon
Mary ‘Dillard of
Muagnolia
Milton Dillard
Pittsburgh Pirates
Polio Cases May Hit Record in Arkansas
State health officials forecast polio may reach a record 600 total cases for Arkansas this year. Hospitalizations have occurred nationwide, with the department noting an uptick as the outbreak grows before fall.
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Little Rock
Ang
State Health Department
Morgan Quits as Pulaski Farm Head
W T Morgan resigns as superintendent of Pulaski county pen farm after a prisoner’s death triggers an investigation. An inmate named Richard A CNN from Malvern claims a drunkenness fine was inflicted by Morgan for refusing to work. The coroner says the prisoner died later from external causes not linked to the beating. An inquiry planned at Hot Springs aims to examine the case and the supervisor’s actions.
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W. T. Morgan
Pulaski
Richard A. Cnn
Malvern
Chio
Morgan
Tie
Howard A
Aulodsy
Cult
Tae Hudy
Morgar Wagner
Night of the Silent Canyon Dinner Amid Atomic Fear
A wealthy widow Mrs Everson flees with servants in two trailers to a canyon hideout as an atomic war looms. Her companions include Mrs Malone and the Marchese Dellacass while Rudy guards her wealth and a dinner is staged for safety. A looming bomb and tense motives color the eerie domestic scene.
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Everson
Rudy
Prince Consort
Ruty
Victor
Vilna
Sileen
Matoney
Drath
Pransuauiilion
Strauss
Dike
Sisse Font Talmder
Lorin
County Salary Act for Arkansas Co May Be Invalid
Little Rock, Aug 3. An audit of Arkansas county affairs for 1948 shows Arkansas County may be operating under Act 80 of the 1945 legislature. County audit supervisor McCasland said Act 80 attempts to amend initiated Act 196 of 1946. The scheme court ruled the legislature lacks authority to amend a newer salary act. County accounts are in good order. the year closed with a general fund surplus of 1,450.
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Little Rock
Arkan
Arkansas County Affairs
Aiddrey McCaslant
Corptrolen
Arkansas
Arkansas Scheme Court
Inova
Arkanais
Autopsy Pending in Death of Richard A. Clift at Pulaski
The July death of Richard A. Clift at the Pulaski county prison remains unexplained after an autopsy in Hot Springs. Coroner Dr. C G Lee will not state a cause until microscopic studies are complete, several weeks away. Clift had been lashed for drunkenness and died during confinement. officials differ on whether exhaustion or the punishment caused death. Morgan resigned as county official amid the case.
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Little Rock
Richard A. Clift
Pulaski County
Prise
Hot Springs
Clift
CG. Lee
Morgan Latey
Beck Emerges as GOP Chairman Prospect in 1952 Race
Washington reports Alex F. Beck of South Dakota, 95, named by opponents of Guy G. Gabrielson as a potential Republican national chairman candidate. Beck, a Sunset and cooperative veteran, drew backing from Rep. Hugh S. Scott supporters and Pennsylvania figures as Gabrielson’s backers claimed a majority in the 162-member votes. Possible other candidates linger as talks continue amid a reshuffle after a stormy year.
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Washington
Guy G. Gabrielson
New Jersey
Alex F. Beck
South Dakota
Beck
Sunset
Hugh S. Seat
Pennsylvania
Gabriecgin
Inter
Goorlelson
Congress
Gabrielson
Bellower
Dark Horse
Spanish Loan Thrown Out by Barkley
Vice President Barkley voted to bar Spain from the European recovery program, stating Spain did not meet basic act requirements and would violate the act if admitted. Senator McCarran sponsored an amendment. Democratic Leader Lucas challenged it as improper. McCarran appealed Barkley’s ruling amid debates on participation and senate rules.
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Warrington
Aug
uPj
Barkley
Spain
Pyonvair
McCurran
Nevi
Senate
Lucas
Illiois
McCarran
Darkley
Dot
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