Community clubs plan events and observances
A fragmented local notice lists Garden Club meetings at Mra. and Mrs. locations, Rounders Day observance on Wednesday, February 4, and PTA plans in BrookWont with details on speakers, refreshments, and program roles. It notes future landscaping ideas for a Jantar Tigh Arourds project and references social gatherings hosted by local members including Mrs. Hamilton Hannagan and Mrs. Lee Holt.
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Hamilton Hannagan
Camelia
Garden Club
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Camelia Garden
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State Laws to Rule Sales to UMT Victims
Washington reports debate over laws guiding sales to UMT victims amid proposals for universal training centers and nominal penalties. Senate Armed Services discusses training sites list including Camp Chaffin Arkansas Fort Knox Kentucky and Camp Pendleton California with a plan to approve UT training centers and expanding alcohol content allowances while balancing age limits and public safety concerns.
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Ike Rally Draws 15,000 in Madison Square Garden
A New York crowd of about 15,000 filled Madison Square Garden to back Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower’s bid for the presidency. Eisenhower, slated to head for North Atlantic forces, spurred high praise from supporters and officials, with organizers calling the turnout unprecedented in U.S. political rallies.
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Singh
Eisenhower
Texas
Capvere
Madison Square
Garden
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Eisenhower Organization
Uyts
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Ledge CM Aga
Fivenhower
Chicago
France
Aviaux Duequeling Cochran
Pex McCrary
Worth
Wag carried out in the table de stiiations
Wag carried out in the table de stations with prizes going to BR Whitman Mrs Homer Hib Mrs Dewey Camp Mrs R D Franklin Mrs Sam Hammer. Whitworth's guests returned Ag EAlthe Rock lore last night.
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Whitman
Homer Hib
Dewey Camp
R. D. Franklin
Sam Hammer
Coming and Going
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Dowdell Submits Claim in Railroad Work Case
Warren Dowrell presented a claim for 1620 dollars related to work on the Southern Railway line. The matter arose after he submitted records yesterday. he claimed money owed but his responses and timing were unclear, and he did not return when questioned.
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Biemingtam
Warren Dowrell
Southern Railway
Dowdell
Defendants Say Proof Is Up to Murry in Road Suit
The article reports that defense argues proof rests with Murry in a highway fund case over a Missouri road project. Court filings claim any payment obligation lies with Murry, while testimony indicates county residents contributed to a project, with political figures and officials tied to funding. Proceedings continue with commission hearings and anticipated witness testimony next week.
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Morey
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Cheanetlo
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Aoowhoy
French mink coat debate sparks cabinet row in parliament
In a heated session on economic policy Deputy Maris Patin denounced a cabinet sermon as dishonest provoking fierce applause from the Far Left. Deputy Robert Vieher defended Patin claiming any mink coat shows loyalty to the side, as Jeannette Vermersch arrived from Moscow with a mink coat amid coverage of Maurice Theres’s illness and a costly armored car priced at four million francs.
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Enmie
Patin
Ares Mobiles
Jeannette Vermersch
Moscow
Maurice Theres
Seay
France
Texan Backers Roar for Ike
The piece describes Texans supporting Dwight D. Eisenhower for president in New York on February 9. A 46‑piece band from Axaliene and visitors with banners and Confederate flags paraded to a rally, signaling strong anti‑Truman sentiment in Texas and referencing a 1,085‑strong delegation.
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Ike
Eisenhower
Axaliene
Penns
Seid W.H. Francis
Houston
Truman
Texas
Tony
Amariip
Truman Not Very Fond of Spain
Washington reports President Truman at a news conference said he has never been fond of Spain, later clarifying he meant the Franco regime. Eisenhower’s denial of a Spain-NATO link and SHAPE’s note that only member governments decide NATO admissions are cited, with a bilateral stance urged between Madrid and Washington.
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Weal
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EURPE
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Madrid
Train boiler blast injures worker on tiny railroad
A boiler explosion on the Eb Dorada and Wesson Railroad injured James H. Reynolds, 47, causing burns and serious injuries. The small 14 mile line operates between El Dorado and Wesson, with repairs continuing after the incident.
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Hie
Qucials
Republicans to canvass the South on campaign tour
GOP National Chairman Guy Gabrielson said the Republican presidential nominee will campaign through the South for the first time, planning a Dixieland tour. He spoke at Atlanta Airport during a layover en route from Washington to Birmingham for Alabama Lincoln Day dinner.
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Alabama
Villagers Bid Final Farewell to George VI at Sandringham
Last Homage held in Englands Last Home as villagers file past the coffin of King George VI inside St Mary Magdalens church near Sandringham. Queen Elizabeth II and royal family mourn privately while staff maintain estate duties and guards keep vigil over the royal bier.
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George VI
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George V
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Prescott Community Clubs Schedule February Meetings
Prescott groups announce a busy week with church and club activities. WSCS and Woman's Federation hold Monday meetings, BH PW Club hosts a Valentine party Tuesday, and several circles and nursing groups meet midweek in Prescott venues.
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Woman's Federation of the Presbyterian Church
Editech Foy
We €. Wesley
Well Chamberlain
Martin Wesley
Hugh McDaniel
BH & PW Club
W. C. Wastey
Dear Miss Dix and family advice column snippets
A composite reading includes several Miss Dix letters on family discord with advice urging reconciliation where possible. The page also contains a three item public notice announcing a school district election and millage details in Hempstead County with polling locations and deadlines.
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P. ¢. Stephens
Beton Board
Ft. Smith Residents Seek Police Dept Cleanup
Fifty citizens formed a federation and urged the City Commission to clean up the police department and cooperate with the Army at Camp Chaffee. The proposed resolution, not yet presented, targets police handling of charges against military personnel amid an August agreement between municipal and Army officials.
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City Commission
Army
Camp Chaffee
Jack Pace
Pink Shaw
Roscoe Noble
David L. RifMmer
Grovey Jernigan
Arkansas Stassen Backers Organize Under Remmel Ties
Supporters of Harold E. Stassen organize in Arkansas as the Arkansas Stassen-For- Publican club forms in Little Rock, led by Phillips Boyer, with attendance by 14 adults and newsmen. Mayor Pratt C. Remmel’s circle attends, his brother Roland present, while Remmel declines endorsement. A Democrat co-chairman and GOP figures are named in the chaotic meeting.
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