Social Calendar Notes From Prescot And Hope
Invitations issued by Mrs. Joe Weay and Mrs. Grady England mark a Barrow Hotel dinner Saturday at 7 in honor of Miss Roxie Jane Sutton and Ray Lawrence, ahead of their marriage on Sunday March 11. Also notes club meetings, a surprise party at Mrs. Davis’s North Ferguson Street, and hospital admissions and discharges at Ouachita College and local facilities.
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Joe Weay
Prescot
Grady England
Barlow Hotel
Roxie Jane Sutton
Ray Lawrence
Mary Loy
Betty Sue Metyer
E, Davis
Four confess continued from page one
The article names Helmut Schosték and Roman Knopp two German hires to spy on Grafenwoedt troops and train movements. Rudolph Badura a crippled German was hired to make sketches on troops and Marburg industrial production. All four are co-defendants with Sziendielorz in the trial. Confessions of the other four came under Sziendielorz’s testimony. On his last trip he was caught with a briefcase containing sketches maps and reports by the four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helmut Schosték
Roman Knopp
Grafenwoedt
Ruld Badura
Marburg
Sziendielorz
W A J Mills of Hot Springs visit Hoge
Out of town relatives and friends attended the funeral of Dr Pinckney B. Carrigan on Wednesday. Wichita Falls Texas residents Joe B Carrigan and Carter McGregor Jr were among mourners, with Shreveport and Little Rock connections noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinckney B. Carrigan
Joe B. Carrigan
Carter McGregor, Jr
Wichita Falls
Texas
Victor Perdue
Nancy Ruth Carrigan
Shreveport
Sam Carrigan
Mineral Springs
Conway P. Carrigan
Little Rock
W. A Jackson
Benton
E. Berry
Smackover
Former Model Becomes Lawyer Wins Most Personal Property
Newark February report says a former model who fought her own case against her father and stepmother won most items valued at 3600 despite losing an old wall safe and other furniture. She faced emotional testimony as she argued five court sessions without a lawyer.
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Newark
N. J
Arturo Gaynough Savile
Army
Cal
Paul J. Horton
Montelyin
Helen iI. Horton
Gay
Asulte
Spit
Jur
Hartor
Accused of Falsifying Pope's Words
Vatican charges Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti with misquoting Pope Pius XI in Nuove Paths article. Osservatore Romano says the piece mocks church stance and cites a pontifical exclamation on Feb 12 about April 3 masses to expiate enemies of God amid Mindszenty Hungary trial.
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Vatican City
Vatican
L'Osservatora Romano
Laader
Falmira Togliatti
Staty
Pius Mil
Vortiatti
Wessly
Vi Nuove
Osservatore
Togliatti
Hungary
Josef Cardinal Mindszenty
Army agents testify confessions voluntary in trial
Army agents testified that all confessions were made voluntarily, describing interrogation practices and the absence of coercion in the case.
Recruits Break in Army Pay Debate
Lawrence H. Whiting of a civilian commission told the Armed Services Subcommittee that recruits receive higher pay than possible in civilian life while generals face a salary ceiling around 15 000 dollars yearly. He supported a bill proposing an average 14 percent pay raise for all services, with increases from 3.03 percent for lowest enlisted grades to 49.58 percent for brigadier generals and equivalents. The commission estimates a new entrant earns about 143 dollars monthly in pay and allowances.
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Washington
Army
Lawrence H. Whiting
Horse Armed Services
Whiting
Chicago
Air Force
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pri
Fragmentary Quote on Strife and Future Weapons
A fragment quotes warnings about strifes civil discords and laws that may switch to weapons, foretelling immense destruction in the future. The line hints at political or social caution without concrete names or dates.
Commission Aims to Attract Men for Military Careers
Whiting states no raise needed to draw suitable men into the armed forces. Commission chair is Charles R. Hook of Armee Steel Corp. Members include Father Cavanaugh of Notre Dame, Keith S. McHugh of América Telephone, and Whiting of Whiting and Co.
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Alh
Whiting
Charles R. Hook
Armee Steel Corp
Father Cavanaugh
Notre Dame University
Keith S. McHugh
América Telephone Co
Whiting and Co
Americane
Chicag
Arkansas Board of Control Elects Wade as Chairman
Dr W King Wade of Hot Springs was elected chairman of the Arkansas state board of control for nervous diseases at a reorganization meeting in Little Rock. He succeeds Fabher White of Osceola as chairman while White becomes vice chair. Ross McDonald of Benton was elected secretary. The meeting focused on briefing new board members on institutional functions. In Fayetteville, Trooper Ei L Scudder was injured in a highway crash near the city. the Fayetteville officer was reported to have fractures in the vertebrae after a patrol car collided with a car entering from a night spot. The other driver was F J Beeley, 56, of Oklahoma City.
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Little Rock
W. King Wade
Hot Springs
Bascital
Wade
Me Oes
Fabher White
Osceola
White
Ross McDonald
Benton
George Jackson
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Ei. L. Scudder
Scudder
Fayetterville
F. J. Beeley
Oklahoma City
Officers Question 12 Year Old in Mother's Death
In Shreveport Louisiana on February 24 police questioned Tommy Banswell who confessed to shooting his mother while she cooked breakfast. Police doubt the staged suicide story and say the case may be more complex than the boy’s first account. Mrs Mary Bansall, socialite wife of a Birmingham telephone executive, was killed with a rifle in the upper stomach area as her husband arrived after learning of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Tommy Banswell
Luther DR. Miller
Mary Vo R Bansall
T. GB. Brabeton
Birmingham
Miller
Tommy
Arkansas House approves university and college budgets
The House passed the University of Arkansas budget totaling 3,890,000 and sent it to the Senate. An appropriation of 374,200 annually for district colleges at Monticello Magnolia Jonesboro and Russellville was approved, along with 480,350 annually for state teachers colleges in Conway and Arkadelphia. A salesman arrested for drunken driving and failure to yield was released on 160 bond pending circuit court hearing in Little Rock. Feb 23. The report notes the session opened with the bill in question, and it passed 85 to 3.
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Washington County
Little Rack
University of Arkansas
House
Senate
Monticelito
Magnolia
Jonesboro
Russellville
Conway
Arkadelphia
Won't See Daughter Again Farmer Believes Won't See Daughter Again
Pittsburgh, Feb. 23 A Pennsylvania farmer says his daughter Annabelle will likely never return home from Russia and that Russians may bar her from coming back. He doubts she wrote her embassy resignation letter and suspects she may have authored a controversial book.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
U.S
Annabelle
Russia
Ivan Buear
Buear
Annnabelle
University of Pittburgh
Moscow
Buche
Hoe
Bucar
Tim
Ambassador
Walter
Bedett
Smith
Jewelry Heist Totals Seventy Six Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty Five
A fragment reports a burglary or theft involving money and jewelry valued at 76 935. The text mentions Mrs Besa Stearns and a suspect described as tall with a “just tails” phrase, though surrounding details are unclear.
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Besa Stearns
Fragmented text offers unclear medical claims and garbled lines
The readable portions confuse health topics and brand names, mentioning blood strength and an anemia reference, but overall the OCR yields a nonsensical fragment with no verifiable facts, dates, people, or organizations to summarize meaningfully.
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B. W. Edwards
Innstead
Choral Club
Y.W.A
First Baptist Church
Ouachita College Religious Education Club
Harold Hightower
Crossett
Cressent
Clarice Brown of
Hope
Bonnie Anthony
Dauzhter
Graydon Anthony
Monticello College
Godfrey
Ilingis
Nares Branch
Nellie Browning—Hope
Tom Smuth—Buckner
Julia Chester Hospital
W. K. Jones
Braper—Emmet
J. J. Munn
D. W. Crank
Lewisville
Jwulo Allen—Prescott
W. A. J. Mills
Hoge
Foster's
Oxfords
Childrens Shoes
Odds and Ends
Dallas
Foster’s
Family Shoe Store
2Nd St. Corbin
Foster
Last Bay
Virgina Bruce
William Demarest
Arkansas News
Wilsiner
Dontora
Tanio
Rome
Dodge
Nere
R. Hamm Motor CO
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