Social Calendar of August Weddings and Receptions
Social and Personal notes recount August events with weddings, rehearsals, breakfasts, and parties. Mrs. Sutton Maris guests attend a rehearsal dinner before a Sunday ceremony. Miss Carolyn Sutton prepares with pink flowers, yellow chrysanthemums, and silver accents. guests gather at the Routon home and Barrow Hotel for pre nuptial events and receptions.
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Meant King
Omembers
Williaras
To ML Gaad
Terne
Sutton Larsis
Hee
Dipistun Highway
Routon
Melba
Kimberly
West Ave
Carolyn Sire Sutton
Bernie S. Hargis
Hospital News Briefs from Area Care Centers
A garbled notice reports patient admissions and discharges across multiple hospitals. Names such as Mrs Ray Porner and baby and Marcus Maulkner appear amid scattered locations like Washington and Arkansas, with several incomplete items and unclear dates.
Republicans Push Veterans Vote Amid 1948 Campaign Turmoil
James F. Donovan reports Republicans intensified efforts to win veteran votes for the Dewey-Warren ticket. Prominent veterans and former leaders, including Harold W. Stassen aides, target mobilizing World War II veterans in key states like New York and California. The push faces opposition from Democrats and internal GOP factions amid cabinet talk and preconvention strategy.
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James F. Donovan
United Press
Dewey
Thomas Wi
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Canpadeat
Anerican Daeg
Oebatpien
Nepadalic Preterans
Dewee Ane Warren
Brownstila Aather
Guy
York
California
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Vietur
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Slassen
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Treiman
Con Ae Democrat
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Betas
Offa Politien
Warner
Bodh Carolina
Ae Pisce Pohelieny
Pyeredeedt
Chootian
New
Sark
Anteaiesin
Vito
Veiled Manor Mystery Of Acaly House Stranger
A fragmented tale unfolds around a silent manor where a calm woman explores a richly furnished room. A wounded pilot’s crash and a tense chase across a rain soaked landscape hint at secrets, with a wary figure watching from the doorway as truth or danger lingering nearby.
Ford Man Receives Horn Studio Photo Award
Local Ford Men award ceremony honors Tom McLarty, Tripe Ato manager, for leading a four key franchise program. The Moureletter Award recognizes leadership in sound operations, modern facilities, and dealer cooperation with municipal and civic sponsors at the district level.
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Horn
Tom McLarty
Tripe Ato Company
Jolt
Minniger
Meyyshia
Individwad
Eoai
Wiehead
Lupe
Weebreselay Reon
Iew
TJ. O'Neil
Oloudine
Cognition Anowere
Lyle Brown
O. A. Graves
Athwel Graves
Rober LaGrenesta
Ace Syning
Charity Harrell
Carman
Sisard
Rouiploots
Letioy
Prayimin
Campaniy
Carmmun
Fymeryst Iertwern
Qa Diaiself
Ficitilies Music Musee LD
Heiont
Volstans Wolker A
Willis
Mere Ya B. Groves
Bari
Reuiovi Manageriat Distriet Mapacae
Neal
Reds Again Act Up in Berlin
A chaotic Berlin scene erupts as Reds activists disrupt events amid unrest. The report catalogs crowd actions, police responses, and the uncertain outcome of demonstrations. Names and specific locales are unclear in the fragmented OCR text.
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Reds
Berlin
Workers vote on Leber Union amid broad tensions
The article reports FAnalyern Workers scheduled to vote on forming or joining the Leber Union. It notes patrols and police protection at the session, with officials describing the vote as pivotal amid widespread distrust and mounting pressure from various groups. Strong entities include the Leber Union and local authorities.
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fAnalyern
Leber Union
Juirntus
Toul
Pei
Tata
Mississippi Delegation to Return to Washington
The Mississippi delegation will return to Washington after the Democratic primary. Re-elected were U. S. representatives John Rankin, Thad Cochran, O. C. Cochran, and John Bell Williams by large majorities amid light voting. Circuit Judge Percy M. Lee and Supreme Court Justice Malcolm Montgomery were appointed or reappointed in the campaign context.
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Scott County
Supreme Court
Malcolm B. Montgome
Wicktings LL. Wright
Study Demands of Atheists to Use Radio
Washington August 27 congressional committee moved to define radio rights for atheists who seek time to respond to religious broadcasts. Chair Harness said hearings probe FCC statements amid complaints that some stations fear license jeopardy for offering atheist perspectives. FCC rulings show no blanket yes or no. stations must judge each case on facts presented.
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Washington
Harness
R-Ind
Special House
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Ecommunications Net
FEC
Roche
Harold Scott
Palo Alto
Calif
KWQ
San Jose
KPO
KIFRC
San Francisco
Scott
PCC
Harness Committee
Army Draft Quota Cut to 10,000
Washington Aug 27 The army plans to cut its November draft quota to around 10,000 to 11,000 draftees though officials say the exact figure was not finalized. Defense Department sources indicate the army is not yet ready for a larger call, with expectations of a gradual rise toward 16,000 in December and a move toward voluntary enlistments thereafter. A schedule of classification dates for registrants is listed, with various birth-year groups assigned to specific days.
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Washington
Manly
Viet
Osu
Ozarks College Physician Succumbs
Dr. Scarborough, a Gharksvilly native and University of Arkansas School of Medicine graduate in Little Rock, served Ozarks College as physician. He died recently, with details of his tenure and successors noted by President Wiley Lin Vuvie.
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Bey
Searspmnagh
Colegaf
Wade
Wiley Lin Vuvie
Scarborough
de Searborough
Gharksvilly
University of Arkansas School of Medicine
I Little Rok
Polio outcomes and Addison’s disease explained by doctor
Dr Edwin P Jordan notes polio paralysis often is not permanent with early treatment and cites New York City data showing most affected children avoid crippling outcomes. He describes infantile paralysis effects, recovery prospects, and the resilience of many patients while detailing Addison’s disease as a renal gland condition linked to adrenal problems.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Maryland
New York City
Addison
Revival meets at Victory Missionary Church weekly
A revival at Victory Missionary Baptist Church is held daily with morning services at 9 30 a.m. and 7 30 p.m led by Rev Noel O Steeen pastor. The Howard County Association plans its Fifth Sunday gathering at the church this Saturday and Sunday. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with weekend travels and visits among families in Eldorado Prescott Hot Springs Arkadelphia Tex Tangview and other communities.
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Victory Missionary Baptist Church
Noel O'Steen
Howard County Association
Two Ananiases in early Christian history
Sunday School lesson contrasts two Ananias figures. One, Ananias of Acts with Sapphira, deceived the church about giving, while the other Ananias in Damascus welcomed Paul, aiding his conversion. The piece urges honoring the faithful Ananias who baptized Paul and started his Christian mission.
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Aetion
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Wlie
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Barnabas
Damascus
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Christ
Brother
Saul
Dorothy Dix Advice on Divorce and Welfare Decisions
A desperate mother seeks guidance after leaving her husband with three children. Dorothy Dix urges court help for child support, potential foster care, and the need for the mother to work and become self reliant. She warns against reliance on her mother and cautions delaying marriage for a teenage girl.
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Dorothy Dix
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