Social Calendar Bits and a Georgia Army Friar News
Social calendar items for January include January 20 meetings at multiple homes for circles of the Visionary Society and a Fidelis Sunday school class gathering at First Baptist. A monthly social of the Ladies Aid at Gay Street is reported with a 7:30 p.m. date. January 21 features an American Legion Auxiliary event at Mrs. ae Sr. A marriage notice announces Elizabeth Hill to First Sergeant Bannister with details of ceremony at Camp Kil and attendees in New Brunswick New Jersey. A baby named David Taylor arrives at Chester hospital and Dr P B Carrigan’s friends are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Middlebrooks
Elizabeth
Hill
James = stannhister
Lelaster
Charles Tister
Marietta
Georgia
Army Chapel
Camp
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Charley W Ff
Jean Ford md
New York City
Roert Edmonson
Timpston
Texas
Bannister
Middlebrooks
Red River
Nexarkana
Mnister
Ele
Ars Regular Army
Asto Company
Camp Kil
New York
Ten Arrested in Jewish Underground Roundup
Jerusalem Jan. 17 The British Army Sixth Airborne Division arrested 10 Yemenite Jews in a crackdown on Jewish underground leaders. Authorities found electric cables and explosives in a house believed used for mine making. Cyprus transfer plans for uncertified Jewish immigrants were discussed. 2,000 refugees were believed at Cyprus. Press censorship tightened. editors faced a new list of prohibited categories. Gen Sir Alan Cunningham returned from London with expanded powers to curb the underground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Sixth Airborne Division
Cyprus
Palestine
Jewish Agency
Sir Alan Cunningham
London
Underground
Page Boys Under Foster Parent Rule In House
Washington reports say about 50 page boys in the House are under scrutiny for idle hours and mischief. Chairman Allen of the Patronage committee proposes each congressman become a foster parent to the page he sponsors. If a page misbehaves, the proxy parent faces committee accountability. Allen notes teens away from home on 96 dollars a month may need curb from guardians, calling reports hair-raising though he offered few specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Allen
Mamma
Papa
Page
Rookie Poses Grass Graft Riddle in Banter
In a playful exchange, a rookie asks what maneuver means, and the veteran answers with a pun about a product that greens grass. The lighthearted quip showcases casual camaraderie and a teaching moment amid practice.
Hospital Transfer Report Shows Patient Doing Nicely
A patient was moved from Shreveport to Josephine Hospital and is reported to be doing nicely. The update notes steady progress and improved condition since transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hospital
Shreveport
Opposition to Aviation Gas Tax Formed
Little Rock Jan 17 UP Proposed legislation to set up a State aeronautics commission and a 6 1 2 cent a gallon aviation gasoline tax faced organized opposition from Flying Farmers and private pilots. Senator Ellis Fagan will introduce the measure as Gov Laney's aviation committee leads state effort. backup quotes from Rep Eugene L Fleeman, Earl Ricks and Raymond Ellis reveal concerns about early regulation, high taxes and potential harm to small airports and private flying. Freeman cautions about profits and pump handling costs while predicting future aviation legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brown
Little Rock
State Aeronautics Commission
Arkansas General Assembly
Ellis Fagan
Senate Militia and Aeronautics Committee
Ben Laney
Aviation Legislation Committee
Flying Farmers of Arkansas
Eugene L. Fleeman
House Aeronautics Committee
Fleeman
Mississippi County
Manila
Earl Ricks
Hot Springs
Hot Springs Airways
Raymond Ellis
Fayetteville
South Central Air Transport
Freeman
Federal Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Fagan
Aeronautics Commission
Portal Pay Continued Sparks World Interest
Pressman did not discuss a third portal bill by Senator O'Daniel to recover for the treasury all money workers may receive from portal suits under the wage hour law. The two bills he attacked were endorsed by Chamber of Commerce representatives, the National Association of Manufacturers, and other industry groups in testimony.
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Pressman
O'Daniel
Dte
Treasury
Chamber of Commerce
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Byrd's Old Continent Expedition Glimpse Of Seals And Penguins
The report describes Byrd's party climbing to a glacier top where heavy equipment was moved and supplies stored. From the vantage point many Weddell seals lounged below the barrier and several emperor penguins stood nearby. A Weddell seal was observed ahead.
Profits Probe Continuation to Be Aired
Washington study on extending the War Investigating Committee continues as Democrats push for a longer inquiry into graft and inefficiency in the war effort. Senator Taft questions GOP votes while party loyalties threaten a sharp Senate clash when it reconvenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Senate War Investigating Committee
GOP
Senate
Taft
Ohio
Democras
Tydings
D-Md
Barkley
Aiken
R-Vi
Cooper
Rky
Lawmakers mull bills on labor, education, and wildlife
Sen E J Butler of Forrest City filed an enabling act to tighten Arkansas anti closed shop rules and bar union membership as a job factor. Rep R L Criner proposed a six member joint committee to study education reform. Sam D Crawford sought to repeal the 35th amendment creating a separate game and fish commission, sending the measure to Constitutional Amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Butler
Forrest City
Arkansas
R. L. Criner
Iller County
Senate
Ben Laney
House Committee On
Sam D. Crawford
Union County
House Committee On Conservation
Game and Fish Commission
Crawford
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
60 Day Hiccoughing Ends Following Operation
Anna Meyer, 25, of Queens, New York, ends 50 days of convulsive hiccoughing after Dr. Lester Samuels at VA hospital in Alexandria, Louisiana, removed part of her right phrenic nerve near the heart. The surgeon, who previously cut her left nerve, had come from Alexandria at her request to operate. Condition described as still serious but not critical due to weight loss and related effects.
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New York
Anna Mayer
Queens
Lester Samuels
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Alexandria
Samuels
Miss Meyer
Truman
Love Has Two Lies By Irene Lonnen Ernhart
Cassie Fletcher cherishes plans for a future with Mike Cargill though he returns from the Army with news of a business venture and a proposal. Cassie grapples with duty to her family and a chance for marriage as Mike envisions starting anew on the coast, leaving her unsure of commitment. The scene ends with Cassie delaying a decision as the future remains uncertain.
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Love
Irene Lonnen Ernhart
Mike Cargill
Cassie Fletcher
Cassie
Mike
Leni
Lou Cavendish
Cass
San Francisco
Churches News and Services at Local Congregations
The Church of Christ at 5th and Grady announces services including Bible classes at 9 45 a m 11 a m and 11 45 a m with evening services at 7 30 p m Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m and a Sunday school at 9 45 a m An Ark emphasis is noted and a college campaign seeks 500 000 for building and endowment Ruling elder James Pilkinton chairs the campaign There is a vesper service at 5 p m followed by Young People events and a Monday Auxiliary meeting A church supper is planned Wednesday at 6 30 p m St Marks Episcopal at Third and Elm Dr W Northey Jones presents morning prayers at 11 a m on the second Sunday after Epiphany and a parish meeting plus social at 7 30 p m at the Feilds home 323 W Division Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Grady Otis L. Rowe
James Pilkinton
ST. Mark’s Episcopal
Third and
Elm Streets
W. Northey Jones
S.T.D
Dr. Jones
St. Mark’s Church
the Feilds
W. Division Street
First Christian Church North Main and West Avenue Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 with classes for all ages and an invitation to attend. Morning worship at 10 50 includes communion and sermon with anthem Only Trust Him by the choir. Youth Fellowship at 6 30 followed by evening worship at 7 30 with a vocal solo An Evening Prayer by Ted Jones. A Monday bus to Little Rock for a Crusade for a Christian World. Midweek choir rehearsals and Laymen's League meeting led by George Dodds.
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First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Wm. P. Hardegree
Christian Youth Fellowship
Ted Jones
Missouri Pacific
Little Rock
State Assembly
Laymen’s League
Fellowship Hall
George Dodds
First Methodist Pine at Second Service Schedule
Pine Street church announces organ music by Dolphus Whitten Jr and pastor J E Cooper. Church School at 8:10 a.m. Morning Worship at 10:50 a.m. Sermon Stewardship of the Small. Vesper Service at 5:30 p.m. Sermon If I Were an Enemy. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Choir Practice Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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First Methodist Pine
Second
J. E. Cooper
Dolphus Whitten Jr
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Church Schedule Update
Sunday School 9 45 a m Morning Worship 11 Christ s Ambassadors Service 6 15 Evangelistic Service 7 30 Tuesday Christian Service Brigade 7 p m Wednesday Hi C A Brigade Prayer and Bible Study 7 30 Thursday Sines Missionary Council 2 30 Friday aimee Evangelism Service 7 30 Plus Friday night Per-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sines Missionary Council
Aimee’ Evangelism
Marriage Not a Gamble Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix argues marriage is not a lottery but a fixed outcome based on personality and compatibility. She asserts that pre marriage traits predict post marriage behavior, warning that mismatches arise from assuming marriage is a risk worth taking.
Directors of APL A s k Approval of Expansion Plan
Directors of the Arkansas Power and Light Company were asked to approve a 50 million dollar expansion and improvement program at a monthly meeting in Little Rock. Details remained undisclosed, but reports indicate about 10 million for finishing the Lake Catherine steam electric plant and bids for the Bull Shoals dam generating plant. The plan may include a wide network of high voltage transmission lines and larger substations.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Power & Light Company
C. Hamilton Moses
Lake Catherine
Moses
Bull Shoals Dam
White River
Baxter County
Ower Company
Federal Power
Cos
Local Evangelism Service Aims to Aid Spiritual Needs
A community evangelism service invites those seeking to help others with spiritual needs to attend. The program emphasizes aiding individuals in fulfilling charitable and faith related goals within the community.
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Ial
Lowing
Vessionary Society
Seva
W. Mason
Gus
Womens Auxiliary
Prestrian Church
Fidelis
Lrst
J . Ray Allen
14Th Street
Arrican Legion Auxiliary Speeeday
Ae Sr
MsGill-Bannister
Air
Howard Taylor
David
Chester Hospital
Tarbe
Lorraine Sundberg
P. B. Carrigan
Branks
Sarg
Ede
Te Morgan
Drake
Portal
Byrd
Sad Abbott
Low
Carson
Hamilton Mac Works
Creek
Mama
Sid
Kelley Grill
W. 3Rd Street
News of the Churches
First Presbyterian
Thos. Brewster
First Baptist
Third
Main Streets
Dorothy DIX
Susie
Katie
John
Fred
Dora
the Bell Syndicate
APL
Hope Basket Co
Hope Shingle CO
Tol-E-Tex Company
Hi-way
East Phone
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