Weekend visitors and holiday travels in Little Rock area
Judge B. 8. McFaddin of Little Rock will spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Gillespie and celebrate his birthday here. Miss Delly Lou Roberts leaves for Tyler Texas after holidays with her mother Mrs Kenneth Wood. DeMolay meeting attendees included Rodney Hamilton Jr of Prescott.
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Barbara Ross
Barbara Rose
Little Rock
Burl Ross
Dee
Virginia Mité Hollt
Pat Middle.brooks
Columbus
Betty
McFaddin
Ross Gillespie
Delly Lou Roberts
Tyler
Texas
Kenneth Wood
Howard Harrell
J. C. Steger
Presentt
Rodney Hamilton, Sr
Charles Harrell
Rodney Hamilton, Jr
Prescott
Schooling Not Hurt by TV
A Xavier University study reported that television in the home does not affect student performance. The survey involved 8000 sixth and seventh graders from Cincinnati area public and parochial schools. Parental control over viewing showed no strong impact, though excess TV use could affect well being and mental alertness.
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Cincinnati
Jamem
Raymond FL Metox
Xavier University
Xavier
Brant
Crogley Broadcast Iy Corp
Clarke
Sisters locate brother after twenty two years
Mrs J Wy Vinsant of Smith says her brother Frank Wilson, a Stamford New Jersey construction worker, telephoned last night after Radio Station SWTC Stamford located him. The sisters Mrs Roger Selby of Wink Bureau and Mrs Vinsant have searched since their parents died in 1929. Wilson promised to visit, and they plan letters to arrange details. The call was described as the happiest moment of Mrs Vinsant’s life.
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Fort Smith
Geo
Arkansas
Brother
J. Wy. Vinsant
Frank
MoPac Income Drops Amid Flood Losses In 1951
Missouri Pacific Railroad reports a net income of 1,737,590 for the first months of the year, down from 15,332,104 in the prior year. November 1951 earnings were 1,914,206, down 496,370 from November 1950, with floods last summer blamed for reduced passengers and freight and property damage.
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St. Lours
Missouri Pacific Railroad
DeMolay Flower Talk Hosted by Finney Family
DeMolay Chapter gave the flower talk for guests of Mr and Mrs Cecil Finney at Helend Oklahoma. Mr and Mrs D B Russell have returned to Dallas Texas after Christmas with Charles Havre and Lois Russell family. Cary Castle renewed from Wellsville Missouri after visiting grandparents Fred and Mrs Castle. Hazel Castle and Ora Mace Moody returned from Waldo Arkansas after holiday visits.
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Walker
Robert Walker
Hope
Clarence Walker
USN
Robert Jel
Mepe
Patsy
Jimmy
Magnolia
Charles Walker
Jeanetiy Parsons
Jewell Burns
Harry Burns
Juwell May
Desiree
Pearl Sheppard
Patmes
Ray Sowell
Venura
Don
Lewisville
Cecil Finney
Helend, Oklahoma
Charles Harrell
Mrs
D. B. Russell
Dalkis
Texas
Charles Havre
Lois Russell
Cary Castle
Wellsvill
Fred Castle
Hazel Castle
Ora Mace Moody
Waldo, Ark
Hospital Notes Admits Several Patients in Hope and Fulton
Hospital notes list new admissions including Mrs M J Porter and Mrs H BD h in Hope, Mrs J DB Nines and Mr Kirby Greg in Hope, with Fulton patients Marceles Miller and Donald Ratcliff among those urged for care.
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Josephine
M. J. Porter
Hope
Donald Ratcliff
Fulton
J. DB
Nines
Kirby Greg
Horn
Marceles Miller
Dorothy Dix on Philandering and marriage advice
Dorothy Dix answers readers on marital trust and age gaps. A wife questions a husband’s past and a younger fiancé, while another asks about dating an Army man. Dix counsels focusing on past conduct, accepting maturity, and broader family duties in prominent, period-voice guidance.
Tax on Communists Suggested to Pay Hungary Fines
National figures discuss taxing Communists in the United States to cover fines Hungary imposed on four American entities. John O Arien of Passaic and Noah report sending a congressional suggestion to Rep. Canfield for action in the last session.
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Fen Rong
Ta Doc
Marine Corps League
U. S
Hungary
John RK
O'Arien
Passaic
Noah
Canfield Tran
Congress
Truman Heads to Washington With Budget Woes
President Truman heads back to Washington to tackle defense spending and steel strike issues as CIO prepares a convention to decide whether to keep workers at site. The trip follows a holiday pause and signals possible use of emergency powers to sustain vital industry.
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Independence
Truman
Washington
Congress
CIO Steelworkers
Mantle City Tan
White House
Prena
Teumin
Margareth
Marc Horet
Critics Pick Streetcar as Best Film in New York
New York critics crown A Streetcar Named Desire best film of 1950s era. They name Streetcar top for direction and actress Vivien Leigh, with Arthur Kennedy praised as best acting job. Also recognize The River and Miracle in Milan as strong foreign picks amid a ballot by 15 critics from nine papers.
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Hollywood
New York
Desire
Rugged Jol Wayne
Gotham
Alan
Wayte
Manly Heyo
Motion Picture Herald
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Betty Grable
Abbott
Coxelle
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Randolph Beott
Gary Cooper
Doris Day
Roy Rogers
Russia Agrees to Accept Kennan as US Ambassador
Washington reports President Truman accepted the selection of George F. Kennan as the United States ambassador to Russia, pending Senate confirmation after Congress reopens. Officials noted Kennan's long experience with Soviet affairs and his prior embassy work in Moscow, while White House delays reflect an absence of written Moscow confirmation.
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Hissla Wasa
Cheorge F. Kearan
Rusia
Kennan
al Ch. Kirk
Joseph Short
Truman
White House
Ana Radin
Moscow
Congress
Phere
Keannan
Kitman
Prey
Kongai
Iine
Kremny
Pravda
Mim
Bard Foundation
Kens
Soviet Bloc
Radia Marcow
Kenian
Kielguid
Averell Paerman
State Department
Mayelya
Mr. XxX
Wuntulniment
Plan Aired to Pool Military Strength at Lisbon Meeting
Fragmented text discusses a March plan to pool west European military strength into a unified force. Mentions Netherlands Belgium and Germany each contributing divisions, with France and NATO discussions on veto power, defense integration, and a three year horizon for formations and support amid competing security aims.
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Taris
Dee
Ldaderi Psis Raapean
Gounteles
Guqaa
Givisia
Germany
Aia
Helgian
Raul
Tg Oudettabia Troopa
NATO
Lisbon
Joven Ruentny
Welda’ Bey
Dsisenlower
Milas Dix Promotes Scent Stamp Request Service
A fragmentary plea invites readers to obtain and copy a scent stamp and send a self addressed envelope to Milas Dix at P O Box 98, Times Square Station New York. The note mentions Bell Syndicate Cs ms in unclear wording.
Aluminum Company Employee Dies in Benton
New York December 27, 1948 A retired real estate worker and longtime employee of Aluminum Company of America died at Lite Rack hospital aged 74. Survived by widow Sue Speer and three daughters Ruper, Mary and another, with services set at a local church conducted by Colonel J. J. Hopking of Washington D.C. Funeral plans include an official CBS Television Network tribute to the deceased.
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Benton
Ppa
Hopkins
Company of Armorleng
Aldana
Sue Speer
Doug
Willinayanda
Bentory Boy
Bittle
J. J. Hopking
D.C
Ruper
Ing
Mary
Lite Heck
New York
James Hopking
Bee Donglan
MacArthur
WGI
Matt
J. L. Volkenburg
CBS Television Network
Evacuation urged as Camigal Island volcano heat rises
Philippine island Camigal faced large scale evacuation as Bukhibek Mountain near Piette erupts. Authorities ordered residents to leave low-lying areas and seek shelter inland while monitoring lava flow and ash plumes. No injuries reported yet.
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Camigal
Philippine Island
Bukhibek
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