Social and Personal Listings of Hope January Events
Social calendar for Hope includes bi monthly dinner by the Hope Business and Professional Womens club at the Barlow Hotel with hostesses Mrs J W Patterson Mrs Hazel Pritchard and Mrs Sue Sommerville. Also Glee clubs concerts and Mozart themed programs at multiple schools with various dates. Notices include sorority social plans Woodman circle meetings and several short personal updates and hospital statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Business & Professional Womens Club
Barlow Hotel
J. W. Patterson
Hazel Pritchard
Sue Sommerville
Woodman
Xi Upsilon
Tau Phi Lambds
Supreme Forest
Walnut
Charlene Wiggins
Billy Juan Ramsey
Una Mae Jugans
Wilma Jean Coleman
Betty Tittle
Dora Lou Partie
Civilians Not Taking to Air So Fast in Postwar Era
AP aviation reporter notes CAA forecast of 400000 civil airplanes by 1955 was conservative while wartime enthusiasm overestimated private planes. About 92000 civil aircraft registered. yearly private aircraft output surged to 33000 in 1946 but halved several times through 1949. Despite slower private growth, air travel rose, new jobs emerged in crops, pipelines, and surveys, and the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association cites steady progress in business and vacation flying postwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Strebig
James Marlow
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
CAA
Aircraft Owners, and Pilots Association
AOPA
Coplon and Gubitchev Go On Trial for Espionage
Edith Coplon a 28 year old American and Valentin A Gubitchev a Soviet diplomat face a U S government espionage case in federal court on Foley Square New York. A 93 member jury panel was summoned as Judge Sylvester Ryan presides and rulings over wiretap legality and diplomatic immunity are noted. The defendants were arrested in March at a New York rendezvous and were previously tried in Washington for stealing Justice Department papers. Both remain free on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Soviet Union
U. S
Judith Coplon
Valentin A. Gubitchev
Federal
Foley Square
Sylvester Ryan
PBI
Miss Coplon
Gubitehev
Ryan
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
State Department
Moscow
U. 5S
United Nations
Gubitchev
Pert
Washington
Shu
Justice Department
Gubitchey
Ball
Treasury plan toaudit high income tax returns
The Treasury plans tighter scrutiny of individual income tax returns for earners between 7000 and 25000 dollars a year, seeking extra enforcement funds. Testimony to the House Appropriations Committee showed 1949 audits recovered over 1.39 billion dollars, with most errors favoring taxpayers and higher earners more often checked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peeasury Department
Congress
House Appropriations
T. C. Atkuson
Internal Revenue Collector
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
George J. Schoeneman
Treasury
Governor Dedicates First Arkansas Crop Food Train Line
Governor McMartin says churches face greatest test in current world conditions and notes Christian Rural Overseas Program aids hunger relief in war-torn Europe. He spoke at a ceremony dedicating Arkansas Crop Friendship Train to overseas relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Rock
McMatin
Christian Rural Overseas Program
War Tern Cou
Europe
Guvevngy
Dorothy Dix Advice on love age gap and divorce
A reader asks about a marriage to a widow ten years older and a new love with a younger girl. Miss Dix suggests accepting differing tastes, avoiding martyrdom, and considers divorce if the younger romance is pursued. The column notes the older wife may have sacrificed for the husband and evokes Reno for divorce. It also covers a college engagement dilemma and hints at golfer Walter Hagen’s and Ray Ainsley’s Open history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Ivan
Reno
Towa
College freshmen said growing uliterate at colleges
Chicago educator Dr. Ernest Cadman Colwell criticized U S high schools for watered down curricula and distractions in the system. He argued freshmen are becoming less literate and thoughtful as time in school lengthens while learning declines. He blamed shifts of responsibility onto elementary and high schools and cited harsh treatment of teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Chicago
University of Chicago
Ernest Cadman Colwell
Teal Tony Lave Panester Inventory Note
A fragment notes a person named Tony Lave in connection with teal color items on a date in February. The readable text is sparse and does not provide context, location, or explicit event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Lave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Girls Glee Club
Garland School
Pateley Girls Glee Club
Paisley School
Hope High School
G. T. Cannon
John Phillip Sousa
Brookwood Girls Glee Club
Mozart
Alpha Zeta Chapter
William, Routon
East Second Street
Alice Lile
Belhaven College
Jackson
Miss
Mrs. L. M., Lile
Bob Hyatt
Arkansas College
Batesville
B. C. Hyatt
Verd Seynar
Norman
Ola
Sammy
University
Tommy Brite
University of Arkansas
Mary Della White
Blytheville
Fred White
Dulia Chester
Saner K. May
Hope
C. M. Irvin
Grany Harvid Lester
8. Flowers
W. T. Howell
Meak
S. A. Flowers
Martha Jade
Josephine
L. W. Herting
Milford Warren
Erwin Singard
Jesse G. Brown
Lottie Brummett
Euston
Ebvnte Salisbury
Verna Green
J. B. Brown
McCaskill
Mighty Joe Young
England
Barbara Whiting
Ae Nee Lis
Stephen McNally
Edith Coplon
U.S. Treasury
William Shakespeare
J. Arthur Rank Enterprise
Wanda Wiley
Austin
Tex
Linda Iris Brown
National Fondation For
Donald Anderson
Warm Springs
Ore
Nancy Drury
Louisville
Terry Tullos
Laurel
Dorothy DIX
Ens
Fae Bell Syndicate
Walter Hagen
Golfers’ Association
Ray Ainsley
Colle Lege
Oxfords
Buck’ Skein
Herbert Burn
Ferllon
Chrysler
Nunn - McDowell
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