Marriage Vows Share Hope Tie in South Main Venue
Miss Bernice Baker and Hale M. Bowden wed at 9 a m in the South Main Street home of Mrs Sid Henry and Miss Mae Jamison. Rev Bert Webb officiated as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March and Loves Old Sweet Song accompanied the ceremony. The couple will reside at the Will Bowden farm south of Hope after a wedding trip to Hot Springs.
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Alfred Borman
Hot Springs
T. B. Buchanan
Hope
Little Rock
Frances
Mary Esgon
F. D. Evson
Washington, D. C
Marie Antoinette Williams
Warren
KR. M. Patterson
Howard Byers
Helen Hunter
R. L. Harris
Bay Minette
Ala
Mobile
Fair Hope
Pensacola
Ile
New Orleans
Sophia Purkins Williams
Snd
Duval Purkins Th Warren
Sen
Bernice Baker
Social Security overhaul eyed to curb big reserve
Washington officials say next Congress may push a pay as you go reform of Social Security financing. The plan would limit reserves to a few billion dollars, fund benefits from tax receipts, and operate the program on a pay as you go basis. Unemployment reserve details remain uncertain.
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Washington
Treasury
Phin
General Fund
Wedding of Mil dred Gray to Cecil Sprague in Warren
Mr and Mrs Sam Gray announce the marriage of their daughter Mil dred to Cecil Sprague son of Mr and Mrs J J Sprague. The ceremony was Saturday at the Gospel Tabernacle officiated by Rev Bert Webb. The couple reside at 223 North Walnut street and the bride is the eldest child of the Grays.
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Sam Gray
Mildred
Cecil Sprague
J. J. Sprague
Bert Webb
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Bruner Ivery Dlandtle Co
Mes
Dick Walkin
Nua
Ohn McGill
Little Rock
Television's Laboratory Progress Spurs Experiments
New York sees American television heading toward clearer pictures broader reception and better sets. Engineers report laboratory tests place U S equipment ahead of Great Britain and France while American design inspired British experts. The aim remains to deliver top quality television for about 300 dollars per set.
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Morris Gilbert
NBA
New York
Great Britain
Longland
Experimental television receivers noted in early tests
Around New York Philadelphia and Connecticut researchers report about eighty receivers in operation with several laboratories testing. Standardization progresses with the 343-line screen adopted for consistent broadcasts.
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New York
Westport
Conn
ROCA
Empire State Building
John Q
Spivis
Bhilea Laboratories
Charity
Uaik
Murray
8. C. Ant
British Tests Show Way For Television Programs on Market
The British Broadcasting Corporation demonstrated television potential by broadcasting the Coronation procession and Wimbledon finals. Despite rain for the coronation, viewers saw Queen Mary and the royal party clearly. Two cameras enabled wide and close-up views, with a commentator switching between feeds to follow action. American experts praised the achievement and foresee broader, perfected TV offers.
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British Broadcasting Corporation
America
B. C
Mary
Romance and Riches Opens at New Cary Grant Mary Brian Star
Grand National releases Romance and Riches a comedy romance starring Cary Grant and Mary Brian in a tale of Ernest Bliss a wealthy man seeking purpose in London He bets a year of living on his own earnings to cure ennui while secretary Frances aids his plan The film pairs humor with romance alongside Country Gentleman a comedy hit at the New theater August 17.
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Cary Grant
Mary Brian
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Grand National
New Theater
Grant
Ernest Bliss
Coctar
London
Bliss
Frances
Mary Byran
Oppenheim
Ole Oleson
Chick Jobson
Thirteen City Court cases disposed in brief session
The municipal court dealt mostly with minor traffic, drunkenness, and disturbing the peace. Thirteen cases were disposed of with several acquittals on motions and fines ranging from five to fifty dollars. Notable actions included dismissals for unlicensed driving and assault charges and fines for drunkenness and carrying a pistol.
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Homer Cobb
W. 8. Atkins
George Granberry
Ardella Walker
Harvey Lester
J. R. Bearden
C. E. Baker
J. W. Camp
Ollie McCorkle
Henry Gray
W. Atkins
Keily Mayton
Marvin Bennett
Jack Frierson
Whi Jones
Willie Garland
L. W. Gorham
Helen Meeks
Roy Johnson
Clarence Noble
Charleen Noble
Televised sports and events projected to reshape broadcasting
The text discusses the clear visibility of ball flight on broadcasts and anticipates world series and presidential inaugurals as potential telecast moments. It notes American equipment is capable and mentions an estimated cost of 125,000,000 for public enthusiasm and the初 element, framing a shift toward regular programs when feasible.
Bank Robber Shot at Walters Aft Arkansas Shootout
Alfred Lamb, 26, implicated in three bank robberies and murder, was killed by state police in Hot Springs Arkansas after attempting to seize a loaded gun from beside his bed at a rented house on Pullman Avenue. His brunette wife, Lorene Lamb, watched from a sofa as the fatal exchange ended.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Alfred Lamb
Pullman Avenue
Lamb
Benton Quells Suspected Crime Ring After Benton Death
In Benton, police arrested a man believed to be Lamb’s partner after a fatal Benton incident. Officers surprised Carl Harrison in his father-in-law Joe McNeil’s Benton home. Harrison had married Betty Joe McNeil in Malvern and had pursued the Hot Springs license. Sheriff Virgil Rooker said McNeil’s daughter knew nothing of her husband’s alleged criminal ties and called her husband deceptive.
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Lamb
Carl Harrison
Benston
Joe Mcifeil
Benton
Harrison
Betty Joe Mic Neil
Malvern
Hot Springs
Virgil Rooker
McNeil
Rooker
Nurses Object to Petticoat Parade in Sydney Night Duties
In Sydney, 50 Nightingale home nurses face nightly petticoat inspections by a senior staffer, though the garments are not part of their uniform. One nurse called the petticoats cumbersome and questioned whether Florence Nightingale wore such attire.
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Sydney
Australia
Nightingale Home
Florence Nightingale
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