Valentine party and auxiliary meetings noted in social calendar
February events listed for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary include a Valentine party at eight o'clock on February 14, member attendance urged, plus planned meetings at First Presbyterian and church groups. Additional notes mention a Sunday School class, officer nominations, and upcoming club demonstrations and schedules through February 21.
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Didelis
of Bras
Atk Ward
Ie Street
Lloyd
Olaf Lack
Adi Gunner
Mandey
Bingen-H Club
McCaskill
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Heb
Guernsey
Uniis Grove
Storms Continue Across Counties With Heavy Rain and Ice
Storms from the mountains flooded main streets in Weston with 27 inches of water and left Wes ton drenched. St Louis endured the worst sleet and freezing rain of the winter, with two inches of snow on icy sidewalks. Many people were injured from falls. Airlines were grounded and some schools closed yesterday as the weather paralyzed travel. An ice event also struck New York City after freezing rain.
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Wayne
Weston
St. Louis
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U S Drops Charges Against Twenty Japanese Leaders
Washington reports that charges against 20 Japanese wartime leaders including five former Tojo cabinet members have been dropped. Chief Prosecutor Keenan urged dropping war plotting charges against 26, transferring cases to allied headquarters for possible lesser counts. The group includes Kisaburo Ando and Kon Terashima among others, with trial costs estimated near $ million.
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Churches News Roundup at Gospel Tabernacle and Nearby
Church listing with schedules for Gospel Tabernacle and First Presbyterian. Christian offerings, radio broadcasts, and service times. Other congregations include First Christian, Garrett Memorial Baptist, Unity Missionary Baptist, Church of Christ, First Methodist, First Pentecostal, and Catholic services with dates, locations, and programs for the week.
Laraine Day and Leo Durocher to wed again soon
Santa Monica Calif Feb 14 Laraine Day and Leo Durocher obtained a license here and plan a marriage ceremony soon though the date is not fixed It must occur before February 25 when Durocher reports for the Brooklyn Dodgers camp in Santo Domingo The 42 year old manager has been married twice before Day is 27 They wed previously in El Paso Texas in January 1947 and a Mexican decree preceded a California case that voided that marriage later upheld in California court
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Leo du. Tocher
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Durocher
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el Paso
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dJaines
Ra Hendricks
California
Jaurez
Texas
George A. Dockweiler
Dockweiler
Ingail Ww. Bull
Merchants in Russia Warned of Prosecution for Bad Goods
Moscow officials warned producers they will face legal action for crimes against the state if they continue to ship shoddy clothing, mislabelled meats, or inferior materials. N Tikhomirov urged immediate reporting of flawed goods and prosecution of manufacturers. retailers and workers would also be held responsible for distributing faulty products.
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Moscow
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Macrow
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Church Services and Activities Schedule
At First Baptist Corner Third and Main Streets and St Marks Episcopal Elm Streets detailed a Sunday and weekday program. Activities include Sunday school, morning worship, children's groups, missionary society meetings, Sunbeams and JGA RAs, fellowship hour, midweek worship, and a cottage service with a Lent focus led by Rev. Jones.
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West Avenue
Women's Council
Circle No. 2
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm Street
Doyle M. Ingram
KXAR
A. Massey
BIC
First Methodist West
Pine
J. E. Cooper
Cleveland
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Hur
Pulaski Heights Methodist Church
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Arkansas
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Jean Dodds
Mable Neely
Bill Holmes
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Women's Missionary Society
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Treacherous stairs and secrets at Tophill
Ann Bancroft fears a plot to kill her after finding a waxed shoe sole and a suspicious letter. Her sister Laurie and friend Rinda urge her to join luncheon plans while Ann suspects danger around every corner. A letters from Cheyenne hints at hidden threats linked to a garden bridge, fueling her dread of a looming accident.
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Tophill
Ann
Laurie
Rinda
Rush
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Lil
New York
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Liarle
Ron
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Dorothy Dix on a mother's duty to her daughter
Dorothy Dix argues mothers should train daughters to worship God tell truth keep clean morally and physically accept life responsibilities strive to be ladies above all. She warns against becoming a glamorous fashion doll and urges cultivating a pleasing personality and self restraint to attract a worthy spouse or succeed in life.
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Isabel
Hope Star 1899 Hope Arkansas Advertisements and Editorial Notes
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The Doctor Says on accidents and prevention
Dr Edwin P Jordan discusses accidents as a major cause of death and disability. He cites 1944 data on rail and auto collisions, suggests safety measures such as underpasses, stair gates, rubber mats, lighting, and warns that knuckle cracking is usually harmless unless accompanied by other symptoms.
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To Be Continued in a Riveting Mystery Scene
A narrator recalls a gardener Luke’s fatal fall from a bridge in a tense vision. The scene centers on a ruined spring ravine, a feared accident, and a buried page plan now at risk of exposure. The question of intent and a cliffhanger ending leave readers awaiting the next installment.
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