Melody Maids To Meet At Miss Graves Home Friday
Social notes report Melody Maids gather at Jinanne Graves 402 North Washington Friday morning with cake walk and pie supper planned at Odd Fellows hall on South Elm Street Friday night to aid the Rebekah lodge.
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Jinanne Graves
Washington
J. F. Willis
Kenneth Wood
Shreveppe Hospital
Odd Fellow Hall
South Elm St
Rebekah Lodge
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Listed
Hospital notes record admissions including Mrs. Dean Browning Mrs. Alice Neice Julia Chester Mrs. R. T. Guilliams Mrs. Vance Bledsoe Rt 1 Hope Josephine Admitted Mrs. Francis Gillen Patmos Rt 1 L. M. Boswell Hope Discharged include Mrs. Clifton Whitten Hope Mrs. T. M. Barber Mc Caskill.
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Hope
Alice Neice
Julia Chester
R. T. Guilliams
Vance Bledsoe
Rt. 1
Robert Hausmann
Nicholson
Dosephine
Francis Gillen
Patmos
L. M. Boswell
Clifton Whitten
T. M. Barber
McCaskill
Returning visitors and guests in EB Puso and nearby towns
Coming and going details include Dorothy Smith returning to EB Puso after visiting Waxahachie Texas. Mrs. Delton Houston traveled from Siloam Springs with Ralph Beaty and Henry and Gary Houston also visited Siloam Springs before returning home. Don Chonan and Dave Wantland hosted by Don Dullie after an eight week Hawaiian Naval cruise. Pat Ellen returned to Hope after visits to Pine Bluff and the Ramseys.
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Siloam Springs
Ralph Beaty
Henry
Gary Houston
Don Chonan
Little Rock
Dave Wantland
Edmond
Okla
Don Dullie
Don
Dave
Pat Ellen
Hope
Lewis Ramsey
Pine Bluff
Manpower Needs Highlighted by Senator Tydings
Washington reports Senator Tydings chairman of the armed services committee warns that trained manpower is the immediate shortage for future mobilization. He expects quick approval of about 15 billion dollars in defense and foreign arms aid, with funding stability depending on Korea developments. Magnuson backs Japanese enlistments. MacArthur doubts feasibility, urges Japan peace treaties before any such steps.
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Mutual Network Schedule Fragment
Readable radio timetable fragment shows multiple programs across Wednesday and Thursday with times and show names including News Interludes Rhythm Ranch Hands Mystery Bank and Dance Music plus various music blocks and announcer slots on Mutual Network.
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Mutual
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Clark Edges Taylor in Idaho Democratic Senate Race
Former Senator D Worth Clark narrows the gap with Senator Glen Taylor in Idaho's Democratic senate nomination contest. In 675 precincts Clark leads 23 882 to 22 427 1 455 votes with third candidate Rep Compton White at 13 041. Dworshak secures Republican nomination for four year term. Taylor's political history includes a 1948 Progressive bid.
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Fair Questions About Family Life From Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix answers reader inquiries on whether to have children in uncertain times, the value of children, and the impact of parental outlook. She argues life is an adventure with risks, but parenting brings lasting meaning for normal individuals, and notes honest, considerate spouses improve marriages while gossip complicates trust. She also weighs whether a released convict should return home, suggesting a fresh start in a new place.
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Truman Asks Laws Against Communism
President Truman urges four provisions to curb espionage and communist influence, backing a pending bill by Rep. Bryant to punish spies more easily in peacetime, improve supervision, deter sabotage, and deport possible aliens with strong government support while cautioning against overbroad anti Communist measures.
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