Social and Personal Notes From the Barlow Hotel
Social and Personal notices detail upcoming entertainments for Miss Pegge McNeill ride elect, plans for luncheon and breakfast at the Barlow Hotel, bridal gifts and place cards, and a Ward wedding at First Methodist Church with guests from Texarkana Bastrop and Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lose Broyles
Barlow
Plename A
Peste McNecill
Lucien Abraham
Linyd Coop
C. C. McNeill
Mayme Tock
Dallas
Suzanne McNeill
Lea’ Rabing
Mary Roy Moses
Phyllis Williams
Betty Robins
Jud Marthicale
Phyllis Willians
Rosemary Coop
Pegae McNeill
Barlow Hotel
Phys Willicus
Coming and Going Family visits span several states
My and Mrs. Claude Tigry host relatives including Mrs. Tillory’s sister Mrs. Bertie McSpadden and Hephen McSpadden’s family with Janice Kay and Don of Dallas. Others such as Mrs. Pati Church Mrs. Bessie O’Steen and Neal Butler Jr visit Mupeanc Bod and Texarkana while T. J. Sutton and Charick Wilson travel Perkinsion and Miss Mayme Becker from Dallas guests of their sister Miss CLC McNeill plan trips to Colorado and other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Tigry
Mrs. Tillory
Bertie McSpadden
Hephen
Is. Warren McSpadden
Janice
Kay
Don
Dallas
Mrs. Neal Butler, Jr
Texarkana
Mupeanc
Bod.aay
Hospital Notes with Births and Discharges in Hope
Hospital notes report the arrival of a baby girl born August 22 to Mr. and Mrs. James Skiles of Hope Rt 1 and list multiple discharges including Mrs. Charles Knigh ton and Mrs. Isagk Lowe. The entry mentions Josephine Admitted and other names tied to Hope and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine
Bitton
Hope
Fragmented Note on Chinese Uses of Fans and Tea
A garbled passage mentions Chinese use of fans to blow up fires dust furniture eat food and tea and shade their eyes from the sun. The text is incomplete and may reference cultural practices or daily tasks involving fans and tea.
Court Docket Aged Bond Forfeitures And Rulings
City docket lists B R Noland and many others forfeiting cash bonds for drunkenness speeding or no license with amounts varying from 3 to 410 dollars. Several cases involve assault with intent to kill or rape with examinations waived and grand jury bindings. Civil matter Barton vs Coleman concerns a death of a dog with costs awarded to the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Noland
John Henry Pugh
Assitalattery
Pat McCormack
Geo. Cooper
Shirley Wilson
J. G. Wilson
James Stuart
L. Morgan
Jim W. Key
P Hill
Raymond Pace
Geo. Stewart
Walter St. Russall
Mary Jane Larry
Leon Austin
Leonard Cornbyevis
Walter IR. Russell
Charley Marvis
Jefferson Carrigan
Grand Jury
Augusta Collings
Inteni
Ton Barton
Will Coleman
Helio
Don
Mejdice
War of words erupts between Tito and Soviet Union
London reports a sharp exchange as Marshal Tito’s supporters accuse Moscow of using Yugoslav citizens as spies after a Russian note threatening to protect Russians in Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia replies to a Moscow note calling it an ally and accuses Russia of double crossing over Austrian territory. The feud traces to 1948 Cominform expulsion and broader anti-Soviet nationalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yugoslavia
Russia
Marshal Tito
Jordan Borka
Borka
Tito
Foreign Ministry
Soviet Union
Cominform
Communist Laternalional Intermtnation Bureau
Tkouekle Wadey
Kremlin
Tor Musceew
Tialus
Cirinthia
Sustega
Steel Takes a Nosedive in Postwar Production
Steel ingot output fell sharply this summer to the lowest postwar level as buyers, especially appliance makers, cut capacity to peacetime levels. Industry officials cite supply and demand, with hopes of mills lowering prices but the market remaining cautious amid the threat of a strike end and a delayed price drop. Data compare 1949 production with the prior two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stke
Department of Commerce
Steps to the Moon and the tangled love triangle
In a convoluted excerpt, Gaynel, heiress turned reluctant fiancée, faces love and fortune as Barry proposes and Fritz Freymin, a newspaperman, complicate loyalties. Amid travel wanderings and social expectations, misunderstandings and romantic pivots unfold against a backdrop of wealth and family duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayne
Veare
Motha Emily
Deony
Pat
Barty Kainbridge
Gaynel
Fritz Freymin
Pace
Vane
Mot
Barry
Mirviego
Baseball Bets Top All Forms of Gambling
The New York Post reports bets on baseball exceed other wagers in the country as reporters describe widespread interest in pooled pools and racing, highlighting social and legal concerns about gambling. The piece notes public figures and institutions connected to betting and mentions a broad appetite for sports wagering amid broader anti gambling sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Posthome
Lisbeiry
Senda
Muito
Uelwol Ehliren
Dear Dorothy Dix on Women Holding Home Ties
A reader argues women should stay primary at home, not pursue outside careers, while acknowledging independent, money earning women. Dorothy Dix advises balancing personal interests with motherhood, warning against overdomestication yet noting financial need can justify work, and urges pursuing suitable partnerships and self development without abandoning family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Browning
John
Mary
Reaeos
Aly
Mathee
Nev
Dorothy
Lily
Ambiguous ballpark notices stir crowds amid betting ties
A muddled report notes signs at major league and minor league parks warning against rambling the premises. It mentions wire service syndicates shadowing bookmakers and selling wagers, while unclear references hint at syndicates and legal action involving major leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumblers
Wlnini
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Nutus Vo Veradan
Luther Holaman
Maary Kay Betts
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Barbara LaGrane
Tonn
Jace
Edward Crow
Little Rock
Kinaril Young
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Edward Daugherty
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Frank Surgaine
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Geraldine Brooks
Robert Hutton
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Alice Faye
Pati Church
Bessie O'Steen
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T. J. Sutton
Charick Wilsiit Foc
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Wolieg Perkinsion
Miss. Wriclay Huhs
Gravee Anthony
William Routon
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McNuill
Titty Hope
George E Rasy Champlin
Lydia
Pinkham
Pluttham
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Lydia E
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C. J. Herron
Pittsburgh
Miami Poller
Jeanne Pathan
Atlantia
Asbury Park
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Elery
Georgii Bay
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Limore
Teaffie
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Pieveo
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Batty
U.S
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Garry
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Denny'y
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Ibs
Deshy
Gothia
Saul Aden
Jay Lo
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Acousticon of
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Greta
Ali
Pawe
Becaus
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