Ann in Farmington Dance Sparks a Ghostly Reveal
Ann, newly arrived in Farmington, dazzles at the Country Club formal with Ken while rumors swirl about his mother. A joyful evening becomes unsettling when a handsome stranger accosts Ann, claiming to be John Marshall from Richmond and her unknown father, revealing a startling past.
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Ann Mitahall
Ant
Ken
Wil
Atast
Farmington
Ann
Mather
Darling
Country Club
Richmond
Laci
Nim
Jean Darling
Jean
Jean Ann
John
Iit
Jean Ann Marshall
John Marshall
Defense orders shift risks to small manufacturers
Thurman Arnold warns four dangers to the little man from dominance by large plants and monopolistic practices in wartime production. Priorities control may bar small manufacturers from supplies and from sharing in national defense output, threatening economic balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman W. Arnold
Antitrust
Social Calendar and Community Gatherings Overview
Monday events include Circle No 3 of the Women’s Society for Christian Service at the home of Mrs. Edwin Stewart, Circle No 4 of the WSGS at 6 o'clock, and Circle No 1 of the W&S at the First Methodist chapel with Mrs. J. M. Houston hosting at 4. Executive Board of the First Presbyterian meets at the church at 4.30. The Alam Kyler of the W.S.C. 5 at Mrs. Ralph Bailey’s home, 305 South Melvey, 4. Treasure Hunt by the Young Social Set at Miss Matilda McPaddin’s home at 7, then travel to city sites for treasure items. Tuesday features a dinner meeting at Me Burlay with a flower-arrangement movie, Mary Lester Sunday school picnic postponed to August second Tuesday, Intermediate G.A. at First Baptist Church hosted by Mrs. E. Formby at 4. Arizona visitors from Phoenix and Texarkana join a family 4th of July gathering hosted by the Hubbard and Middlebrooks families with Mr. and Mrs. George Hinton Jr. of Phoenix and Mr. and Mrs. Hinton of Randolph Field as guests.
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Alam Kyler
W. S.C
First Methodist Church
Ralph Bailey
South Melvey Atrucl
O'Eloet
Arizona
Marion Hubbard
Fanny Middlebrooks
George Hinton Jr
Phoenix
Arigona
George Hinton MW
Randolph Field
Texas
Thomas Hinton
Lee Williams
Helen
Mina
Texarkana
Jimmy
Griffing
Milton Masley
Patmos
Bud Porterfield
Herald Porterfield
Notable Readers and Families in Local Social Notes
A group of local families and their relatives appear in social page notices. Names include Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davis, Dora Lou and Kay Franks, Mrs. Eunice Eubanks, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Middlets oks and son, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chamberlain and daughter Joan, Miss Nell Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Kincannon and daughter of Louisville Kentucky, Mrs and Mrs. Oscar Mickiebrooks and Tom Hubbard.
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J. A. Davis
Dora Lou
Kay Franks
Eunice Eubanks
Tom Middle
Ts Oks
Hugh Chamberlain
Joan
Personal Notices Of Visits And Travels In Local Area
Local residents report weekend visits and trips across Texas Louisiana and nearby states. Couples and families including Helms Kirks Graves and Shiver frequent guests. travelers head to Fort Leonard Wood Gulfport Panama City and Randolph Field.
Small businesses squeezed by wartime priorities face closure
Edson in Washington notes officials worry that tiny and independent manufacturers lose raw materials as defense orders favor big chains. Defense Contract Service cites aluminum nickel and chrome plating suppliers cut off, risking closures, unemployment, and idle machinery. Justice Department probes monopolistic competition harming small firms.
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Washington
Defense Contract Service
Peter R. Nehemikis, Jr
OPM
Nehemkis
Office of Production Management
New York City
Justice Department Anti-Trust Division
Weekend visits dot the region with relatives and friends
A flurry of weekend and Sunday visits spans Shreveport Gordon Paris Memphis and Columbus as family members and friends gather. Mrs J L White hosts Courtney White and Sara Ann as Billy Greene tours from Memphis with parents Mr and Mrs Joe B. Gree. Jerald Keith Gary Gilbert visit Miss Henry Hicks family in Okt.
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James McLurty
Shreveport
P. H. Webb
Gordon
Courtney White
Slaughter
Sara Ann
Paris
Twynesave
White
J. L. White
Billy Greene
Memphis
Tennessee
Joe B. Gree
Jerald Keith
Gary Gilbert
Columbus
Henry Hicks
Mgr. Hicks
AUTHORITY ON WORDS HORIZONTAL 1
A puzzle clue list with multiple numbered entries and definitions for words across and down. The page includes references to a dictionary author, various lettered cues, and a theme around linguistic terms and wordplay.
Standings and results from Sunday and Monday games
Nashville beat Little 6-1 while Knoxville won 4-3 and Memphis won 3-2. Birmingham led Chattanooga 4-0 and New Orleans at Atlanta with Iain noted. On Monday All-Star game set in Atlanta. New York 8-3, Philadelphia 4-1, Boston 6-4, Washington 2-3, Detroit 7-3, St. Louis 5-3, Chicago 9, Cleveland 4, Brooklyn 4, Boston 2-4. Second game: Pittsburgh 2-12, Chicago 1-4, Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 0, New York 7, Philadelphia 2. No games scheduled.
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Little
Knoxville
Memphis
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Atlanta
Iain
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chilago
Cincinnati
Southern Association
Chile v. L Pet
Little Rock
Jostan
W. L Fet
Louis
New Yorky
Pittsburgh 3A
Mind Your Manners and Education Value Debate
A Q and A on etiquette covers removing hats around women, addressing strangers, and introductions with the woman named first. The piece also argues investing in education yields long term gains, noting a college graduate may earn far more over life and that education enriches understanding beyond money.
WE, THE WOMEN Dividends May Be Slow, But College Education Is Good Cash Investment
A column by Rutil Millett argues that college education is the best financial and security investment for children. It cites figures from Frank H. Bowles, Columbia admissions director, to urge fathers to fund and encourage continued study after high school, even at personal cost.
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Bowles
Mater
Rutil Millett
Mama
Papa
Frank H. Bowles
Columbia
Anti trust division to aid small businessmen in defense shift
The article discusses creating a new section within the anti trust division to assist little businesses facing squeeze plays from big labor and fixed prices. Arnold seeks an economist leader, invites complaints from small businessmen, and aims to identify real problems through mass correspondence to guide enforcement of Sherman law.
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Rocky Mountain Region
Big Business
Antitrust Division
Arnold
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