Local Social and Club Notices From Hope 1949
Community notices list meetings and attendance requests for Lueterans of Foreign Wars Willing Workers Class Layman's League and several clubs week Jan 26 28. The column records hosts guests visits births hospital news and local moves including Judy Cava born January 26 1949 and residents visiting Dallas Chicago Mobile and New Orleans.
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The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fellowship Hall
Jesse Gilliam
Fred Robertson
Julia Chester
Harald €. Gunter
Hope
Judy Cava
J. H. Betts
Robert Orwell
W. E. White
Harold Gunter
M. D. Feley
Agnes R. McClelland
U.S. Steps Up Stockpile of Key Materials
Washington reports the munitions board has intensified stockpiling of critical war materials, prioritizing storage over civilian needs. Copper zinc and lead will feel the impact as the program, started in 1946, reaches toward a 3.693 billion dollar goal.
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Washington
Munitons Board
United States
Russia
Donald F. Carpenter
Munitions Board
Soviet
Kremlin
U. S
Truman
Congress
SSS Tonic Promises Relief For Stomach Distress
An older advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a real relief for stomach distress and acid indigestion. It claims the medicine tones the stomach to release digestive juices, improves appetite, blood strength, and vitality, and urges readers to buy at any drug store today.
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Meen
Riot among U S troops kills one in Japan club melee
In Hokkaido at Camp Crawford an outburst by U S occupation soldiers left one dead and five wounded. Military police halted the disturbance with gunfire as several divisions clashed over status and bravado. Identities were withheld pending inquiry by Eighth Army headquarters.
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Tokyo
Eighth Army
U.S
Hokkaido
Camp Crawford
Seventh Infantry Division
Army
Watershifth Airborne
Japan
Camp Campbell
11Th Air Horse
Seventh Divisions
Korea
Sith Airborne
United States
Radio Schedule Highlights Adventure Parade and News Lineup
A dense listing of program times and shows across Wednesday and Thursday with GM notes for children, music, news, comedy, and variety segments. Notable entries include Adventure Parade Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Salon Serenade News Five Star Edition Today in Sports and Gabriel Heatter.
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Tom Mix
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Hy Gardner
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Bill Henry
Alan Holmes
Orch
Joe D'Salve
Henry Jerome
Mutual Reports
Ben Owen
Washington
Victor H. Lindlaher
Tanny Ross
Kete Smith
Kate Smith
Monan
GO News
John Daniel
Merth of Dimes
Eddy Arnold
Queen
Golden Hope Chest
M. Dixie Barn Dance Gange
the Johnson
Gene William
Mutual News
Top Radio Schedule Changes and Nighttime Lineup
Radio listings show commentator Gabriel Steattery moving from 8 p.m. to 7 30 p m on weekdays starting April 23 after daylight time begins NBC and ABC prime time programs include Blondie and Dagwood Great Gildersleeve and The Amateur Hour while MBS features Can You Top This High Adventure Family Theater and Idiot's Delight among the evening lineup
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New York
Gabiel Steattery
MBS
NBC
Blondie
Dagwood
Tay Great
Gildersleeves
Club Crosby
Wherry
Neb
ABC
Bing Crosby
Dear Dorothy Dix rings and marriage woes column
Dorothy Dix answers readers on ring ownership and marriage troubles. A woman asks about reclaiming an engagement ring from a lazy, drinker, younger lover and the columnist cautions that rings symbolize love but may not be legally reclaimable. Additional letters discuss emancipation after many years of domestic life and a young wife advised to adapt and mature.
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Dorothy Dix
Tam
Mildred
Ahs Bal Syndicate
Mike Returns to Merry Home In Surprise Visit
In a late April scene Merry brings friends to the Sweet Shoppe when Mike Changhing arrives unexpectedly from New York. He professes ardent love and proposing ideas, while Merry, uneasy and torn between past and future, navigates Aunt Jane’s hospitality and family ties as a cliffhanger ends the scene.
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Merry
New York
Jane
Mike
Florida
Marshall'ville
Aunt Jane
Mike Changhing
Slazie
Dad
Lissa
Palm Beach
Committee Named to Study Revenue Measure
Little Rock January 26 Governor McMath has appointed a legislative committee to assist in formulating administration policy on tax measures. About 35 representatives and senators met to discuss bill status and proposals. The tax policy committee includes members from both chambers with Sen. Lee Reaves as chairman. The budget committee was told McMath seeks a $200,000 cut from general revenue fund requests and future budgets will list only employee counts and maximum pay without work details. Attorney General Icy Murray has...
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Little Rock
McMath
House
Senate
Lee Reaves
Hermitage
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
State General Revenue Fund
Clyde Byrd
Icy Murry
Snow and Sleet Shut Roads Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports widespread winter weather from the Atlantic coast to southern California. Snow sleet and freezing rain caused closures, flight delays, and evacuations as highways flooded and temperatures plunged in the central plains and Rockies. Four inches fell in Las Vegas, tourists were stranded, and coldest readings reached subzero in Utah, North Dakota, and Montana.
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Atlantic
California
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Hainois
Mississippi River
Arizona
Nevada
Las Vegas
Nev
U. S. Weather Bureau
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Appalachians
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
West Virginia
Virginia
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Rockies
Plateau
Melford
Utah
Pembink
N. D
Philp
S. D
Custer, Mont
University budget okayed by committee with salary items intact
A streamlined budget from the University of Arkansas was ruled to meet legal requirements. The budget committee chose not to cut salary items in the college budgets. An advertisement notes remedies for gum discomfort and offers refunds if leto’s gum fails to satisfy.
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University of Arkansas
Jnot
Slege
Leto
John P. Cox Drug CO
Advy
Scott Out to Get GOP Leadership
Omaha dispatch reports Chairman Hugh Scott facing a no compromise bid to remain Republican National Committee chair through the 1992 convention. A Scott spokesman said a majority of committee members will support his bid at a 2 PM CST session, while Scott vows no compromise on the chair or on leading a new 25 member executive committee.
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Omaha
Hugh” D
Scott” Jr
Republican - National
Scott
Ésnventon
Schott
Ralph F. Gates
Roy FE. Dunh
Tai
State
Dunn
F. Peavey Hoeffelinger Wayzata
Minn
Clarence Brot
Ohio
Rate
Taft
Bunn
Heffeli
Debates over Minnesota's 1960 national committeewoman race
A scramble to back or replace Minnesota's national committeewoman faced rival lines. Roy Dunn and Mrs. F. Peavey Heffelinger supported by others pressed to dislodge the current chair, with delegates and officials weighing Harold Stassen and Taft backing amid a tense intra party clash.
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F.W. Hut
Alf Old
New Mumbers
Hendrix Spraggins
South Edgewood St
Layman's League
First Christian Church
Malcolm’Porterfield
Frank Rider
James McLarty, Jr
Anchor Lodge No. 176
Anchor Lodge No. 17
Cosmopolitan Club
McKenzie
Jim McKenzie
Gardenia Garden Club
East Third Street
Charles Routon
Hamilton Hannegan
R. E B. Jackson
Antoine's
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Aaron Tallett
Dora Lou Franks
Cline Franks
Pat Bohee
Anderson
Missouri
Frank
Dale Dunn
Forrest City
Mr. Dunn
Oliver S. Gilliam
Mr. Gilliam
Fred White
Mary Della White
Mobile
Alabama
New Orleans
George Hosmer
Oliver
Gilliam
Oklahoma A & M College
Wilson & Co
Mrs. Gilliam
Helatives
Gib Lewis
Barnes Hospital
Josephine
Alvin Sanders
Chester McKamie
Judy
Gene
Otter
Alfred Hitchcock
Technicolor
Stewart
John Dail Farley Gronger
Miss Dix
Associated Press
Henry
GOP
Jack. Bell
de Lixe Kaiser
Mide
Jayne &Son
Jayne
Thy’ Almple
Tom Fulton
Hazel & Division
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