U S Military Rule to End in Germany This Fall
Berlin reports the U S Military government will end on November 15, with Bonn’s federal republic taking over most self governing duties. The transition marks the shift from Allied occupation to German sovereignty in security and foreign affairs as Germany enacts its own laws.
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Berlin
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John
McClay
E. D. Barnum
Heather
O. J. Barnum
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Ind
Jase T. McNarney
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Federal Republic of
Bonn
Graduates Named From Gast Texas State Teachers College
Three Hove students will graduate from Gast Texas State Teachers College at commencement Sunday August 28. The largest graduating class in the college's history includes Joseph Amour Joulla Gold Amour and Edith L Brown, each receiving Master of Arts degrees.
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Commerce
Texa
Hove
Hospital Notes and Local Listings
Hospital notes show Mrs B W Ross and Mr and Mrs Garland Urrey of Hope announcing the birth of a son born August 14. Entries list admissions and discharges for Mrs Kenneth Bush Don Cox Patmos Bob Easterling with various Hope residents. Police investigate a subway murder mystery and hope to solve it soon.
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B. W. Ross
Garland Urrey
Hope
Alson
H. EB. Pattoryson
Kenneth Bush
Don Cox
Patmos
Bob Easterling
Kenneth ,Bush
Baris
Dick Stewart
Gary Michael
Cora Dunne Hospital
Explanation of Many Pacts and Programs
Washington news analysis outlines major postwar plans such as the Marshall Plan aiding 16 nations, the Atlantic Pact alliance of 12 nations, and arms programs debated in Congress. It explains the Council of Europe as a nonbinding body with two chambers, limited powers, and no sovereign concessions, while noting its formation from Churchill's 1946 vision and its ongoing European cooperation.
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Turkey
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The Goat's Nest goes bold in a stormy night tale
Gaynet Teare, engaged to Barry Bainbridge, is drawn to Fritz Freyman a poor journalist. Fritz hosts a risky gathering with Jim and Miranda, as a storm rages outside. Gaynel fights temptation yet ends in a kiss with Fritz, hinting at a tangled romance and a cliffhanger ending.
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Emily
Barry Bainbridge
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Fritz Freyman
Paporenan Gaynella
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Sunday School Lesson by William E Gilroy BD Dy
Goethe spoke of God in nature as the living garment. Jesus taught amid fields and boats, not walls. Hebrew writers saw God in law and nature. today modern life hides reverence, urging a return to nature’s God and His laws.
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Goethe
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Jesus
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U S Diplomats in China to Quit Red Area
More than 80 American consular officials will evacuate south China including Canton's capital. U S Consul General George D Hopper says the move will pull all officials from the Cantonese district across four provinces. Removal from Sinkiang province is reported by the Nationalist news agency. An evacuation fleet with four vessels has arrived in Hong Kong to assist the pullout.
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Sinkiang Province
Siberia
China
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Sinkiang
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India
Disp Sak Vico
Douglas Mackieonan
Court Upholds Arkansas Liquor Price Act Challenge
Litke Rock Ark Aug 18 UP Chancellor Guy Williams tentatively upheld the Arkansas fair trades liquor practices act amid a challenge from Rep J A Gipson of Saline county who argued the law was passed under liquor interest pressure. Gipson testified the whiskey lobby backed price fixing and hospital funding hinged on his support. Williams will issue a formal decision in a few days and allowed Gipson to appeal to the Arkansas Supreme Court.
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Arkansas
Churches News and Area Worship Schedule
Garret Memorial Baptist Church hosts morning worship and Sunday school with a community singing event August 21 at 2 p.m. Hope Gospel Tabernacle lists services, radio programs, choir, and evangelistic service led by Rev Robt Cobb. First Methodist includes church school, worship services, youth activities, and a week of junior/young adult sessions. Unit Missionary Baptist presents Gospel Hour, Sunday school, worship, and weekly prayer and mission services. Detailing pastors, superintendents, and weekly attendance periods across multiple local churches.
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Lillian O'Steen
Pryer
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Main Street
H. Paul Haldridge
Guy E. Basye
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Robt. L. Cobb
Thrash
Baptist Training Union
Vance Smiley
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Missionary Baptist Booth
Altheny's Mill
Dorothea Dix's Do's for the Bride Adviceserenade
Dorothy Dix offers marriage guidance framed as daily do's for brides. Emphasizes kindness, praise, shared humor, practical housekeeping, outshining rivals, and constant verbal expressions of love to strengthen the marriage bond despite everyday tensions.
Girl Fugitives Recaptured at Texarkana
Texarkana Ark Aug 19 The last two fugitives from the riot inspired break at the Arkansas girls training school were in jail here today Juanita Hall Texarkana and Edith Ross England 15 were arrested on a downtown street last night by Texarkana Ark police During the riot by two teenage inmates drunk on rubbing alcohol sneaked from the infirmary five girls fled the institution 16 miles southwest of Little Rock Two were recaptured Monday and a third returned voluntarily Wednesday
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Arkansas Girly Training School
Juanita Hall
Edith Ross
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Ark
Little Rock
Presbyterian Radio Hour Opens Sunday Morning
Prescott News notes the Presbyterian Radio Hour can be heard Sunday at 7:30 on WJAA KWKH. The First Presbyterian church youth fellowship plans a meeting, with supper by Mrs John McGill and Miss Julia Logan.
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KWKH
First Presbyterian Church
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