Social and Personal Notes From Hope Area Clubs
The Lilac Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Tom Kinser with associate hostesses Mrs. Floyd Porterfield and Mrs. W. Q. Warren. President Mrs. Ponzig Moses chaired the meeting. program on garden design discussed. members talked on Hope Homes and club commandments. Discharged residents include Mrs. Fred Ellis and others. several admissions listed.
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Lilac Garden Club
Tam. Kinser
Floyd Porterficid
W. Q. Warren
Tom Kinser
Floyd Porterfield
Ringer
Ponzig Moses
Marion Buchannatt
Insi
W. ©. Beene
Hope Homes
C. C. McNeil
Pat Casey
Mary
Malcolm
Hospital Notes Admits Julia Chester
B Hospital records show Julia Chester admitted under the care of Frank Jango, Rt. t Hone. The note reflects a brief patient intake entry with staff attribution and ward context.
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Julia Chester
Frank Jango
Rt. T, Hone
Truman hints at a Democratic presidential candidate
President Truman, in a gay mood at the weekly news conference, said a candidate for the Democratic nomination will be announced before the party's national convention in Philadelphia opening July 12. He dodged questions about Henry Wallace and noted plans for a front porch campaign and possible return to Key West for anchor rest. The briefing was light, with chatter about a balcony and front porch campaign.
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Washington
Tan
Truman
Philadelphia
United
Mr. Truman
Congressional
Key West
Pla
White House
White
Farmers Asked to Share Hardships
Secretary of State Marshall said sharing farm machinery and fertilizers with Europe under the recovery program may cause hardship for a few American farmers. He noted the sacrifices are minor compared to the broader goal and spoke to the national cotton council and Pittsburgh business leaders to gain support for the plan.
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Atlanta
Marshall
Europe
Ees
Marshal
National Cotton Council
Tittsburgh
Businssmen
Secretary of
Influenza vaccine progress and cautions described
The article explains influenza's viral cause and the A and B vaccine types, noting limited protection and the need for skin tests for egg yolk protein sensitivity. It highlights ongoing studies, the variability of vaccine effectiveness, and the hope for future prevention while addressing past missteps and general facts.
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Edwin P. Jordan
NEA
Wok
Green Offers Solution to Wage Hike
AFL President William Green proposed that workers shorten the work week by five days and be paid overtime rates as a substitute for raising straight time pay, contingent on Congress adopting an effective anti inflation program applying nationwide.
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Green
Washingtona
AFL
Willian’ Green
Raiser
Amdustry
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Truman
VW Congress
AML
Office Nurse By Adelaide Humphries Drama in a Tearoom
Janice Hilary, a capable nurse, works for Dr Eric Haibrook while Eileen McRae, a secretary, reveals a desperate secret. Eileen claims Edna Mae, her child, may be threatened by Edna Mae's father, a jealous man whom Janice suspects. Janice vows to seek help as tension rises toward a police option and a plan to protect the child.
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Janice Hilary
Eric Haibrook
Eileen McRae
Janice
Womnat
Edna Mae
Mrs. McRae
Eileen
Leo
Mio
Taniec
Benthy
Tanire
Rileek
Eileen Aj
Jone An
Edina Mee
Jameee
Fileen
Bugger
Edna Mac Dell
Nemo
Edng Mae
James
Dr. Holbrook
Dell
Renson
Eric
Janie
Ben Archer
Ben
Albie T0
Hilary House
Janice Sid
Ren
Aleady
Aigonu
Rey
Doctor's Rectal Ointment Promises Rapid Piles Relief
An ad announces Thornton & Winter's Rectal Ointment of Byprvesitones claimed to ease discomfort and swelling from piles. It urges readers to ask their druggist at Gibson Drug for the product with simple directions.
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Thornton & Winter
Sulu
Gibson Drug
Girl Pianist Agrees to Compromise in San Francisco
The young pianist Jacatterine Horner, a noted prodigy, proposes a compromise between career demands and personal freedom after a recent eight-hour layover and a hotel meeting with Seaman Sov and Class Wallace Wells. She contemplates returning home if granted greater freedom, while critics warn that wage inflation and longer work weeks could impact production costs and living standards.
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San Francisco
Jacatterine Horner
Hollywand Sprauin
Sworthhiness I
Yoong
Seaman Sov
Wallace Wells
Hood River
Ore
Tacqueline
Sansa
Jacateline
Sun Wells
Flavia Jean Costelo Miles
Edmund G. Brown
Miles
Miss Horner
Wells
Brown
Clara Horner
Los Angeles
Jackie
George DB. Horner
Buffalo
N. Y
Jacqueline
Horner
Latlavney
Panama
Hattie
Midway to Be Replaced in the Mediterranean
The 5,000-ton carrier Midway is to withdraw from the Mediterranean in March to be replaced by sister ships Roosevelt or Coral Sea. Navy officials cited heavy aircraft capacity needs and a $1,000,000 alteration cost for reinforcing the flight deck. President Truman said no extra marines would be sent to the region, and existing marine personnel would remain sufficient for current ships.
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Washington
Navy
Mediterranean
Midway
Roosevelt
Coral Sea
Adm
Furie W. Mills
Bureau of Ships
Pruman
Truman
Middle East
Greece
United States
Athens
Mills
House
Armed Services Committee
How to Hold Husbands by Dorothy Dix
A new wife learns timeless rules for keeping a man content in marriage. Focus on deference, avoiding public quarrels, and supporting the husband’s authority while maintaining a warm, attentive home life. The guidance emphasizes a cheerful, cooperative spouse who sustains a happy household.
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Ore Bond
Paris
Ian
Q Bill
Kimpa
Haness
Horshushan
Army Ordnance Depot Explosion Shocks Wide Area
A large explosion at a United States Army ordnance depot near Savanna Illinois caused tremors across a vast area. Debris shattered windows in Savanna and Bellevue while similar damage was reported in Peoria and other towns. No casualties were reported and officials attributed the blast to ammunition handling. cause remains under study. Nearby towns observed broken windows and rattled buildings as far as Rock Island and Wisconsin.
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Savanna
Army
Sbi¢ Ordnance
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Eugene Regad
Here
Mississippi River
Regad
Chiscago
Fifth Army
Abellevue
Melince
Peoria
Tts
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City Federation of Garden Clubs
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Fred Ellis
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A. P. Powell
Clyde Biddle
Malvern
Ola May Nations
Jimmie and
David Porterfield
Josephine
Henry Fenwick
O. M. Campbell
Lewisville
Max Cox
Doan
Dogn
Ger Woau
Warner Grob
Pia
Ging
Brad
Warner Bros
America
Alee
Myrna, Loy
Andrews
Wigit Mayo
Bequest
Hoxsey Cancer Clinic
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Saylor
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Adelaide Humphries
NEA Service, Inc
ST Joseph
Rand
Foster
Dorothy DIX
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Army Ordnance Depot
Edward L. King
Little Rock
Inn
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Edward L. King Sr
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