Post Mortem Baby Brother Dies After Rescue Attempts
The infant, delivered by Dr John Corbit moments after the death of Mary Boccasini, rallied briefly from airway suction failures. Despite heart stimulants and artificial respiration, the baby ceased breathing several times. Earlier, oxygen was turned off to test reaction to air. Mrs Mary Boccasini died of a spinal disease with no known cure. Nurses reported the doctor asleep nearby when the fatal sequence began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corbit
Mary Boccaesini
Mray Boccacsini
Dr. Corbett
Choir Invisible Poem and Community News in Conway
A devotional verse on joining the choir invisible contrasts with a Conway Arkansas social page updating weekend visitors. Reports list Mr. and Mrs. Fred White and others from Columbus, visits from Tulsa and Little Rock, travel for Legion Auxiliary events, radio schedule changes for Olga Moods, and local births and receptions at Julia Chester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred White
Mary Delia White
Girl Alive After Premature Birth Incident
A report notes a girl surviving after a premature birth with the child described as not due to be born for about two weeks or a month. The fragment cites expectations of delivery timing and the unexpected early birth.
Child Is Awarded to Foster Parents in Custody Case
In Chicago a four day custody fight over 31 month old Donald Horst ends as Jayda Nelson signs to consent to adoption by Mr and Mrs Otto Horst. She collapses in tears. no money involved. Formal adoption to follow. Donald remains at St Vincent's orphanage with fever from excitement. Born January 6 1935 to Miss Nelson and John Regan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Donald Horst
John E. Johnson
Jayda Nelson
Otto Horst
Sam
Johnson
Donald
St. Vincent’s Orphanage
Sonnet
Nelson
John Regan
Horst
Family Reunion At Ozan Honors Green Family in Texan Gathering
Fifty eight friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. Sallie Green's home near Oran for a reunion honoring Mrs. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Green of Beeville Texas. The day featured a large picnic luncheon, shared memories of the Green home gatherings, and visits by kin from Nashville Dallas Throckmorton and Magnolia. Mrs. Green, eight years old and blind, enjoyed the day despite her condition. A church meeting followed at Oran Methodist with Rev. J D Baker presiding and other local pastors. Conversations covered Sunday school leadership changes and various visits among relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozan
Sallie Green
Oran
Green
Smith
Jerome Smith
Barbara Ann
Carrie Carrigan
Sam Carrigan
Lou Hyatt
F. P. Ditty
J. K. Green
Milam Green
Dan Green
John 5. Green
O. R. Green
Ed Green
W. M. Sparks
Annie
Ella Fontaine
Bess Goodlett
Jack Agleton
Jimmy
Beeville
Texas
Ollie Robins
Sonny
Washington
Rober
May
Magnolia
Ed Tollett
Elmo Tollett
Nashville
Gus Tollett
Granville Swank
Tom Farley
Leonand Lewis
Ray Lewis
de Queen
Mesdames Garnets
Dave Barrow
Clyde Osborn
Chas. Irvin
Oran Methodist Church
J. D. Baker
Prescott
Washington, Ozan
St. Pauls
Billy Fred Robins
Ozan Methodist Sunday School
J.K. Green
Ozan Methodist Church
C. D. Ball
Caddo Gap
H. P. Robertson
Jim
Clyde
Fred
Gibson
E. J. Green
Jack Agieton
Little Sne
F. P. Citty
Jeanette Citty
Robert Harris
Hope
Peggy Humphrey
Citty
Miss Humphrey
Mt. Pleasant
Robert May
Dale Parker
Chas, Parker
John Barrow
John
John Robins
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Elmo Olett
Garland Swank
Chiora Ditty
Hot Springs
Wilbur Jones
Crystal Springs
Mrs. Wakely
Ruby Wakely
Earl Robins
Nativity Baby Reunion Sparks Kidnapping Claim
A northwest side dispute over a newborn child ends with the Regans denying abduction and asserting natural-parent rights. The infant Donald was sent to an orphanage after a meeting with Johnson and Miss Nelson. Doctors ordered confinement to prevent excitement.
Marriage at Nashville Parsonage Milestone for Friel Couple
A Tuesday August 3 ceremony at the Baptist parsonage in Nashville united Mr and Mrs Carl Friel of Nashville. The couple, now living with Mr and Mrs Shirley Rolg ins, thanked friends for their support and wished happiness and success. In other items, the Ozan Aves beat Hope 6 5 on Guan diamond, their second win from Hope this season, with a dramatic late play. The quarterly conference of the Oran Washington charge convened at an unspecified venue. Birth registrations in England became compulsory in 1876, and Chianti wine is produced in Siena’s Mountain district.
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Mony
The
Baptist Parsonage
Nashville
Carl Friel
Shirley Rolgins
Ozan Aves
Guan Diamond
Hope
Aces
Speedators
Aves
Aly
Wams
American Legion Opens 19th Arkansas Convention in Hot Springs
Uncler Sam’s World War days veterans gathered in Hot Springs for the Arkansas American Legion’s 19th annual convention opening. Forrest G. Cooper of Indianola spoke at a child welfare banquet, noting the Legion spends 5.5 million dollars annually on child welfare while pursuing postwar employment and rehabilitation for veterans. He described child welfare as aiding undernourished and underprivileged children, a focus beside other programs.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Sam
Arkansas American Legion
Women's Auxiliary
Forrest G. Cooper
Indianola
Legion
Coop
Harvey Couch Plans European Tour From Pine Bluff
Harvey C Couch, Arkansas utility executive, leaves for New York to begin a European tour with Frank M Wikes. The trip includes France, Switzerland, Holland, England and Scotland aboard the Queen Mary and Empress of Britain, with aims to study chemical and electrical developments and compare grid systems.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Harvey C. Couch
Fine Bluff
New York
Frank M. Wikes
Arkansas Power and Light Company
Cherbourg
France
Switzerland
Holland
England
Scotland
Quebec
Couch
Europe
Germany
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Legion convention opens with speeches by Bailey and McLaughlin
The Forty and Eight convention starts Monday with Governor Carl E. Bailey and Mayor Lee P. McLaughlin giving addresses. State Commander Sam Rorex will preside as leaders from legion and auxiliary departments greet attendees.
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Carl E. Bailey
H. L. Plummer
National Adjutant
Lee P. McLaughlin
Legion
Sam Rorex
Little Rock
Cooper
Wilfred Whitworth
Essie Davidson
Harrison
Nelso. Langseth
Hot Springs
Electrification Plan Hints Rural Links Echoed in Visit
The official discussed prospects for a broad agreement aided by electrification and cited visits to Shreveport New Orleans Port Arthur Beaumont Houston and rural communities. He noted bankers and industrialists backing the plan and announced a $500,000 rural electrification effort in the state amid broad support from labor and administration networks.
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Orleans
Port Athair
Lower
Beaumont
Houston
Arkansas
United States
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Aed
Dick Powell
Pat O'Brien
Ann Sheridan
San Quentin
R. W. Berry
Alma Gene
Tulsa
Okla
Arthur Swanke
M. M. McCloughan
Glen Williams
American Legion Auxiliary
Marilyn
Kenneth Mefiac
Kenneth McRae
Mrs
K. G. McRae
Mary Greening
Dallas
Greening
Johnny Hereford
Olga
Jack Shannon
Russell Dorr
CBS
W. &. Porterfield
Mary Brummett
Josie Anderson
Lite Rock
Harry Barlow
DeQueen
R. A. Boyett
P. D. Smith
Ruffin Boyett
Clarence Baker
Wells Daniels
Los Angeles
Calif
Boyett
James A. Vestry
Ruth Tompkins
Stillwater, Oklo
W. C. Andres
Andres
Mary Joe Dickinson
Joyce Thornton
Ruth Dickinson
Clarence Weakeley
Julia Chester Hospital
Patsy Ruth
Jack Haley
Hetty Furness
Cinderella
Harry Langdon
Harriet Parsons
Frances Langford
James Gleason
Helen Broderick
Murder
Herndon-Cornelius Burial Association
Hope Furniture Company
Hope, Ark
Savi
Dodge
By Winnie Sparks
Jeanette Haselman
Ethel Haselman
Wilbur Robins
Shirley Robins
Cerce
Horst Hone
Regans
Crowley
Regan
Oran-Washington Charge
Siena
Italy
American Legion Meeting
Harvey Couch
It Labor Front
Hi Jon Sale
Walnut Street
General Motors
Trates G Boon
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