Spaghetti Supper and High School Event Highlight Society Notes
A society item notes a Countrylab High School College Vance event planned for Friday night August 21 at 8 30 with invitations for guests. Also details a Blues of the Jett B Graves choir spaghetti supper hosted by Mrs Mudgett and Mrs Arnold at Mudgett’s home, with arrangements of African violets on display and fourteen members plus one guest attending. Separate reminiscences recall Marines and a lost Pappy in wartime, describing postwar reflections and a photographer’s survival.
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Wo Brageh
Sock McMbath
Countrylab High School
Vance
Ela
Jett B. Graves
W. A. Mudgett
Nferberk Arnold
Ales
Mudgett
Judy Arnold
Coming and Going: Local Families Visit Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Chind Raton and sons Billy and Wailfird of Jacksonville Welds were weekend guests of their parents Dr Fun Mrs Ian Daten and Mr id Mrs R A Watson Miss Martha Osborn returns home for summer before Baylor University. A. A. McDowell and children Carolyn and Ronnie and A M McDowell of Park Worth spent weekend Bursts with Me and Mr J S McDowell and Aubrey Collier Jr and fi ge MO ad Mes James McDowell and Mrs Rhodes of Fort forth spent Sunday with Me and Mrs J S Medowell.
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Chind Raton and Sons
Billy and
Wailfird
Jacksonville, Welds
Fun
Ian Daten
R.A. Watson
A. A. McDowell
Carolyn
Ronnie
A. M. McDowell
Park Worth
J. S McDowell
Terg
Aubrey Collier, Jr
James McDowel
Marine correspondent and Pappy tag along with Marines
Boyle jin Reservoir and Pappy joined Marines for six weeks or more. News and photos reveal life in the field, with the correspondent drawing anecdotes on the back of a 3 photo-maller, capturing color not seen elsewhere as the roof fell in during the terrible days.
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Jin Reservoir
Pappy
Front-line Work Continues as Armistice Lingers
Western Front stories show Marines digging fortifications and performing mine clearance alongside repairs to roads and bridges. North of Munan 4,000 Army engineers build a tent city for North Korean and Chinese POWs. U N troops pursue expanded recreation and study programs with over 1,000 R and R troops sent to Japan.
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Mink
Mme. Talmage W. Blackwell
Raleleigh
Korea
Reck
Remy
Munan
U. N
U. S. Sth
Seoul
Japan
Piggy Bank Crash Splits Silver Dollars in Oklahoma
Nora resident Nelda Merle McCaulley, 22, escaped with three children when her car overturned in a ditch near Yecumseh Oklahoma. The only casualty appeared to be a piggy bank that burst, scattering silver dollars across the highway. Pardman C. A. Mor helped clear the coins in two hours. The piece ends with a statistical aside on world population rankings.
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Yecumseh
Okla
Nelda Merle McCaulley
Nora
Corrol
Pardman C. A. Mor
Bradley Voices Budget Fears Over Defense Cuts
Five star General Bradley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, warns the Eisenhower administration’s defense budget cuts could weaken readiness. He urges maintaining pressure on security from a higher level to meet potential threats, amid hearings on the new military allocations.
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I Bradley
Jeyoury
Eisenhawee
Defense Department
Dan
Wreckel
Prade
Bradley
Defense
Defense Budget, Taovings Hearhigs While Cormier
Radio Schedule Fragment from NERS and Mutual Network
A dense program guide listing on air times for NERS and Mutual Network stations includes news, music, and entertainment slots. Entries name programs such as Local Limelight, Newsreels, Dance Orchestra, Farm News, Bible lessons, and guest slots with Titus Moody, John Gambling, and Bill Henry, spanning morning to late evening hours with multiple station identifiers.
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Mutual Network
Seadline
Gabriel
Titus Moody
Inside Story
Tom Mull
Bill Henry
Family Theater
Robert Murleigh
Waadline
Curt Massey
Capital
Meet the Music Makers
KXAR
Slim Rhoades
Mountaineers
Blackwood Brothers
Nashville
Cousin Carroll
Arkansas
Gabriel Healter
Tom Mulb
John Steel
Frank Edwards
Mutual News
Top Radio Programs and Listings Across Networks
New York radio schedules feature CBS programs Dr. Christian at 8:30 and Rogers of the Gazette at 3, along with Straw Hat Concerts. ABC offers Vincent Lopez at 7:30 and Crossfire at 8:90, while MBS presents Family Theater at 8:05. An article notes that many fur garments come from inexpensive Belly provided by goats and sheep.
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New York
CBS
Dr. Christian
Rogers
the Gazette
ABC
Vincent Lopez
Mossadegh and Rhee on powder kegs in global tension
The piece contrasts Iran's Mossadegh and Korea's Rhee as fiery nationalists facing a turning point. It highlights their bursts of reform, anti colonial stances, and divergent paths to power, with the Middle East oil question and Korean unification ambitions shaping a looming crisis for the United States and United Nations.
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Rhee
Atau
Mossadegh
Dan
Poth
Teaystil
South Korea
Mussadegh
Iran
United States
United Nations
Keremis
Mossadew
Mossidegh
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Hee
Moarsadegh
Mit
Tran
Oll
Harvard
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Dear Miss Dix on breakup and future with Aleve
Dorothy Dix answers a young woman’s letter about breaking up with a two year partner named Aleve after clashes and infidelity. Dix cautions about staying with a younger lover and urges considering maturity, time apart, and principal values before resuming the relationship or marrying.
Fragmentary claims of exile and political figures timeline
The fragmentary text references exile around World War II, a Karen Republic that did not exist, Mosaddegh, monarchy, and a shah connected to military figures. It mentions jail by a Japanese ally, a royal family line, and a hospital in a scattered, garbled account without clear dates or coherent events.
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Angee
Kocellis
Keesiia
Karen
Arkansan Recalls Death March Through North Korea
An Arkansas soldier recounts a death march from North Korea where hundreds of American POWs died. He describes being beaten, forced to march at night, and surviving captivity after two weeks in a soiled, dangerous trek. The account highlights brutality by guards and harsh conditions.
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Freedom Village
Arkansns
North Korea
Amteatlin
Mona
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