Desert Bridge Honoring Paul Buchanan at Prescott
Friday evening Mrs. Charlie Scott and Mrs. Jack Robey hosted a dessert bridge for Paul Buchanan with five tables. Dahlias and zennias decorated the rooms. Prizes went to high scorers Mrs. Dudley Gordon and Bob Reynolds. Charlie Scott won the travels prize. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. Glen Hairston, Dr. and Mrs. Jack Harrell, and numerous friends. A. Wells Hamby Jr. left for San Diego on duty. others, including Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Duke and gon Reed, visited. Terrell Bierner, am Bryson, and Harry Eaves returned from travels in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Buchanan
Charlie Scott
Jack Robey
Bob Reynolds
Dudley Gordon
Buchanan
Glen Hairston
Jack Harrell
Dudley Rouse
T. Worthington
Everette Ward
Joffre Rodgers
A. Wells Hamby Jr
U.S. N
San Deigo Calif
Wells
Mrs
Wells Hamby Sr
Am Bryson
Harry Eaves
Points
Florida
Domestic Issue Enters Race for Governor
The Arkansas governor race centers on domestic issues as Gov. Sid McMath and former Gov. Ben Laney vie for the Democratic nomination in the July 25 preferential primary. Both campaign on differing state policies, with McMath defending his highway program and Laney touting tax cuts and a surplus. Campaign stops include Paragould, Mountain Home, Harrison, El Dorado, Fort Smith, Jonesboro, Little Rock, Blytheville, Caraway, and Forrest City with other appearances listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Sid McMath
Truman
Ben Laney
Laney
McMath
Treasury
Paragould
Forrest City
Mountain Home
Harrison
el Dorado
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Luoney
Blytheville
Caraway
Social Security Benefits Extended Through Conference Accord
Washington July 17 a house senate conference committee agreed on extending old age benefits to about 5,000,000 non farm self employed persons and 1,000,600 domestic servants. The panel accepted senate language extending coverage to certain self employed professionals while excluding others and would cover nonfarm domestic workers earning up to 50 dollars in a three month period. Farm workers inclusion was left for later decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Newsprint Consumption in June Rises in 1950
New York July 17 UPI Daily newspapers used 376,482 tons of newsprint in June up from 349,944 tons in June 1949 and 237,060 tons in June 1948 the American Newspaper Publishers Association announced. End of June stocks on hand and in transit equaled a 30 day supply for the average of all daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Hope Held for 3 Men Trapped in Tunnels
Lark Utah July 18 Hope remains for three men trapped in a maze of tunnels after a dawn fire at the Mascotte lead mine. Two men, Horace Martin Seal and Byron G.Thomas, were found dead 7,500 feet below. The three missing workers are Leland Nielsa Robert Gordon Meyerhoffer and Clyde Auguston all Lark residents. Rescue crews with four fans push through dense smoke as Hope endures for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lark
Utah
Hope
American Smelting, Mining and Refining Company
Mascotte
Horace Martin Seal
Byron G.thomas
Leland Nielsa
Robert Gordon Meyerhoffer
Clyde Auguston
Oscar A. Glaeser
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Upstead County Watermelon Festival
Patmos
Ark
Mit
Termelon Festival
Pua As
Roger the
Dodger
Roger
Stevie
Roger the Dodger
ROY Anderson & CO
Straight
G. I
Iaeiches
Piehas
Prescott News
Bobby Duke
Gon Reed
Dallas
Texas
Terrell Bierner
Stamps
Curtis Coughlin
Harrd G. Andrews
Memphis Tenn
John T. McRae
Mr. McRae
Rice Grimmett
Groves City, Pa
Donald Buchanan
Tulsa Okla
Gil Buchanan
Leo P. McLaughlin
Hot Springs
Hoyet Haynie
Tulsa,Okla
Bill Haynie
George Cunninghan
Garland Cunningham
Mary Jo
Frances
Cahane Col
J. W. Cunningham
Mary Batesman
Hugo Okla
Rufus Stovall
Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Brooks
Hempstead County
Save
Wen
Armil Taylor
Clarksville
KXAR
Razorback Network
Theresa
Bic
FuTu
Americas
Ford
Hope Auto CO
W. Second St
America
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