Local Society Notices Highlight July Gatherings and Birthdays
Auxiliary to VFW and American Legion Aux meet July 18 with reports and officer elections. Church Sunday School class hosts picnic at Fair Park if rain holds, and bridal couple honored at bandstand shower. Homecoming for Vines family plus multiple acts of hospitality mark Hope society pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heryl Henry
First Methodist Church
Fair Park
J. M. Hamm
Bobby Linaker
Raymond Jones
Lawrence Martin
Kinnie McKee
Fred Johnson
Billy Ramsey
Kelly Bryant
Paul Jones
J. T. Honeycutt
Shaw
Wade Warren
Grady Hairston
Lucky Tolleson
Gwendolyn Frith
Travis Vann
Lyle Allen
Dorences
Electrical Group on Carpet for Contempt
Washington July 16 the house un American activities committee began contempt of congress proceedings against two top officials of the United Electrical Workers union and five other persons. The committee voted to cite James J. Matles and Julius Emspak and named Thomas Quinn Thomas J Fitzpatrick Taldmadge Raley David H Levison Frank Hashmall as contempt targets. Witnesses listed include the Ames and Vines families and Reverend Ross of Sardis with several others appearing in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House un-American Activities Committee
Congress
United Electrical Workers Union
House
James J. Matles
U.E
Julius Emspak
National
Matles
Emspak
Thomas Quinn
U.S
Pittsburgh
Thomas J. Fitzpatrick
Taldmadge Raley
Cincinnati U.S
David H. Levison
Cincinnati
Frank Hashmall
Coming and Going in Hope Area Notices
Mrs. Jim Breed and Mrs. Aubry Anderson and daughter Sandra Kay of Emmet visited their sister Mrs. Lawrence Easterling on Monday. JE. Yarberry returned to Hope after two years in New Boston Texas and now lives on Highway 67 East. E. R. Brown and M. L. Nelson of Blevins vacationing in New Orleans this week. Vernon Flowers and family of Spring Hill sp ent the weekend with Dee Wright and Elder Wright in Little Rock. Easterling, Green, and Burger parties visited Shreveport over the weekend to see Homer Easterling and Dan Yarbrough. Mrs. Green extends her visit with her parents the Yarbro ughs. Toni Thompson left Sunday for two weeks at Half Circle A Ranch near Horatia. Mrs. C. B. Thompson of Little Rock visits her son Emmett Thompson and Mrs. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Sanders
Spring Hill
Horace Vines
Vines
Larson Vines
Walter Vines
Ervin Hodnett
Carlis May
Ambridge
Gordon Vines
Ray Dudney
Hope
LaVerne Vines
Grady May
Patmos
Etha Vines
Leonard Grant
Jim Breed
Aubry Anderson
Sandra Kay
Emmet
Lawrence Easterling
JE. Yarberry
New Boston
Texas
Highway 67
Mrs. Vernon Flowers
Dee Wright
Wright
Little Rock
Orville Green
Gene Burger
Shreveport
Homer Easterling
Dan Yarbrough
Green
Yarbrough
Toni Thompson
Half Circle
Little River Country Club
Horatia
New Blood Test Detects Cancer Nationwide
Paris July 18 A new blood test showed near perfect accuracy in detecting cancer in humans according to three Geneva physicians reporting at an international cancer research congress. The test uses a pentose sugar breakdown by cancerous blood and was tested on 200 cancer patients with a 95 percent accuracy, improved versions approaching 100 percent, and 42 of 44 healthy individuals yielding negative results. The study also noted rat experiments showing the sugar destroying chemical appeared with cancer. Also described was a new injection technique delivering high drug doses directly to tumors via arteries using hollow tubes reaching up to five feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton L. Blakeslee
Paris
International Cancer Research Congress
Georges Menkes
P. Rentehnick
S. Steenmf
Geneva
Menkes
Congress
Michael B. Shimkin
San Francisco
National Cancer Institute
Hospital Notes and Industry Update
Hospital notes record admissions and discharges for multiple residents in Texas including Mrs L H Butler and Elmer May, with a birth announced for July 18 1850 in Hooks. The text also mentions ore processing methods flotation reduction resting and magnetic separation used to boost iron recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Butler
Hooks
Texas
Elmer May
Patmos
W. H. Prescott
Hope
Rights Issue Centered in Arkansas Politics
Indiana concerns echo in Arkansas governor race as former Gov. Ben Laney criticizes Gov. Sid McMath for Indianapolis remarks supporting civil rights and socialized medicine. McMath denies socialized medicine, touts a state medical center plan, while Laney accuses delays and mocks slogans amid a 2,000 strong Forrest City crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Arkansas
Ise
Ben Laney
Forrest City
Sid McMath
Indianapolis
Truman
McMath
Paragould
Laney
Jack Porter
Idianapolis
Jonesboro
Revelect
Ben Jancy
Memphia widow Goetschius dies after long club work
Mrs. Harry Decker Goetschius, 77, longtime Little Rock civic leader, died today at St. Joseph's hospital in Memphis where she had been hospitalized since July 19. She moved to Memphis nine years ago after her husband’s death and lived with her son James's family. Requiem mass and burial will be held in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Harry Decker Goetsehius
Little Rock Club
St. Joseph's Hospital
James
Goetschius
Gossiping Wife and a Domestic Dilemma in Dorothey Dix Advice
Dorothy Dix tackles a reader’s plea about a wife who broadcasts family private affairs to neighbors, harming her husband and children. She notes the harm to the husband’s career and the children’s reputations, explains why some women talk too much, and laments the difficulty in stopping such gossip. The second letter asks whether to pursue secretarial work or domestic science to support an elderly son, with Dix affirming domestic work as a strong field for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Sally
Tom
Freddy
Sammy
Miss Dix
Richard
McGehee polio patient to travel for Warm Springs therapy
Jeannietle Anderson ten year old from McGehee was to leave for Warm Springs Georgia today to receive treatments funded by the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Transportation to and from school and a wheelchair were provided by Rotary clubs and local supporters. The article also mentions personal advice and letters to Dorothy Dix plus reflections on personal ambition and life choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGehee
Phil
Jeannietle Anderson
Warm Springs
National Foundation For
Pollé Foundation
Missouri Pacific: Railroad
Western Union
Peace and Leadership in United Nations Era
A compact note outlines America’s role in global leadership within the United Nations framework. It highlights a shift toward multilateral cooperation and the pursuit of peaceful international diplomacy for broader security and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
As Point
United Nations
Also Mentioned on This Page
VFW
Hot Springs
Hinton Davis
Edward Eslin
American Legion Auxiliary
Joe Jones
B. W. Edwards
Ernest O'Neal
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Hunter McCorkle
Ted Burtle
Verl McAdams
Pod Rogers
Saenger
Ighiat Rone
Terry Moore
Tam Drake
Cagie One Han
Joseph Cotten Walli
Orson Wells
Trevor Howard
Richard Neyo
Ron
J. W. Ames
Shirley Vines
Nancy Bush
Reverend Ross
Sardis
Annie Payne
Mattie Rateliff
Herman MecCammie
Stamps
Tom Rateliff
Camden
E. R. Brown
M. L. Nelson
Blevins
New Orleans
C. &. Thompson
Emmett Thompson
Thomson
Joephine
Elnora Franks Hope
R. M. Briant
Dorothy Cooley
Hans Christian Andersen
Hempstead County
Hempstead
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