Society Calendar for July Weddings and Gatherings
Miss dod Myers bypannany and Oscar Albert Gravis J. to wed July 1 at 8 PM in First Methodist Church Myrgott. Circle 5 WSCS hosts mini potluck July 27 at Farr Park. Mr and Mrs Aland Graves' son Daniel hosts expenses. Miss Notil Wells and Heyehavil attend a dinner with guests at Ligh livvmet. Mrs Milyle Styvley hosts a plan for Betheseth, with Mamie Pant Cunk of Atrmans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dod Myers Bypannany
Dre
Loyd W. Bronadh
Piggalt
Oscar Albert Gravis
Aland
Fhaws
Fist Methodist Church
Myrgott
Daniel Espouves
Maryland
Sleceuort
Tan
Walde
Nie
Atrmans
Ceenthoredt Nirier
Tie Yay Asc Ent
Betheseth
Try Serum on Texarkana Cancer Case
A Texarkana report describes a trial or serum used in a cancer case with local interest. The piece notes a fundraising examination near Stamps that raised sixty dollars for a patient and mentions names such as Agnesda and Mrs. David Tae, with references to May operations and a national effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana
Atk
Agnesda
David Tae
State Rights Bill Nears House Vote
The State Rights bill moves toward a House decision amid partisan clash. Proponents say it limits federal authority, while opponents warn of retroactive effects and legal uncertainties as debate continues in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Op- Ranenks
Tinase
Alabaman in Speech for Segregation Sparks Controversy
A Montgomery pastor at High Street Avenue Baptist urges opposition to Supreme Court school integration. He cites biblical passages from Matthew to argue against civil rights reforms, labeling integration as against moral order and warning of consequences from those who back it. The speech aligns with a segment of citizens opposing desegregation and calls for continued segregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livple Hock
Apia Fomer
Alabama
Segrewa
Grdaryl
Agia
Henry G. Dyan
Hiehstadl Avenue Baptist Church de Montgomery
Ato
Caitreli Ih
Supreme Court
Poyersen
T Gamnesty
Bibletloving
Angerleng Tillaens
SC Mathew
Lyon
Garth
Rackets Body Hears Woman Threatened In Probe
A woman testified she was threatened by a racket figure as part of a probe into possible extortion and union influence linked to Chicago area restaurants. Committees questioned officials from Local 440 and others about money, payments, and ties to gangsters, while several witnesses invoked the fifth amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kottenly
Patie
Chiirman John Ty McClelah M
Ark
Chiccaga Shokerloyen
Tie Committee
Eniquechora
Chyeaua
Kennedy Sai Moch
Jorthy's
Iwhotelabil
Workere Union
Wertern
Prethern
Chresten
Weis Wlindtes
Luen
Chiude Marios
UN Once
Fluie
Kennedy
Twee
Loen
Danny Leanarl
Kouvn
Yuan
Honive
James Hekeny
Vada Omember
Anian’s
Hue Chienga
Dawn
Lirdine
McClolin
Finn
John Loedine
Browheyv
Busines
John Liaredie Wen
Ws Jncomc
Sie Investigatura
Lardino
Lavern
Bully
Jobe Larding
Deaths and odd incidents across towns in brief
AP reports a jumble of odd local incidents from South Hadley to Tallahassee and beyond. A mailman debates regulations, a family quarrel ends with a hospital arm injury, and jobless figures surge to a record in Florida while a billboard vandalism case spurs discussion in Paper-son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hadley
Moss
Lesta J. Newton
Berynda
Hacksonvillie
Fin
Mary
David McKenpny
Paperson
Nol
Mystery at Meropolitan Golf Club Drive In
Dr Haledjion drives toward Meropolitan Golf Club when he notices an empty patrol car parked at the roadside. He leaves his cart and descends toward a gorge where officers stand near the body of a young woman. A criminologist offers aid but remains skeptical about the limited mystery.
CASE OF DEATH ON THE VIADUCT
A murder mystery unfolds on a viaduct where Alice Divina is found dead. The missing item list includes a hairpin and a purse, with a broken spine and skull suggesting foul play. The case centers on motive linked to a regular morning crossing and a terse interrogation by an officer.
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Donald
Fehal
Alice Divina
Haledplan
Tideddin
Daumaralde Jay
Tonieg Watt
Pwo
Aie & Dailjs
Opal Jay
Paulnds
Ronald J. Sobaly
Dorothy Dix advice on going steady and real intentions
Dorothy Dix answers a letter about a boyfriend who hints at going steady while dating another girl. She says his honesty and concern for the other girl's feelings show sincerity, and warns against forcing a breakup to protect pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
la Thes
Futura
Heo
Anes
L. BW
Vin
Harnessing of H-Power Near Solution
Washington AP reports a U S scientists have reached temperatures near 10 million centigrade in fusion research aimed at industrial power. Dr J H Williams of the AEC says UC Radiation Lab and AEC teams achieved the high temperature as part of efforts to duplicate hydrogen fusion for peaceful power generation. The feat is about 10 percent of the temperature needed to sustain such a reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hirness
U. S&s. Selenusig
United States
House
J. H. Williams
Atomic Energy Commission
Divison
ALEC
Williams
University of California Radio Laboratory
AEC
Deep-V Style for Women This Fall
New York fashion story notes designers showing deep V necklines in dresses and belts, with lines described as bold and eye catching. The piece mentions staged viewing by fashion figures and a prominent showroom event with varied silhouettes.
Fragmented account of Little Rock crisis and legal debate
The passage outlines a presidential action during the Little Rock crisis with Eisenhower dispatching troops. It notes Justice Department figures White and McClellan defending the legality of the move and addressing alternatives. The dialogue references Army National Guard deployment and legal opinions on enforcing school integration.
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Sistice Department
Eisehhower
Abin
Lillie Rock
Arkansas National Guard
McClellan
Otho Une
Justice Department
Office of Legal Counsel
Pea
Eisenhower Jn
Little Rock
White
Shriadelphia Sawyer
Lite Rock Situation, McClellan and Sen. Sam Sr. Movin Jr
DNC
Ervin
Cou
Arkansas
J. Smith Henley
U. S
Allies Send Four Fighters to Innsbruck Amid Neutrality Protest
In Western Austria four fighter planes were dispatched to Innsbruck after a government protest over U S transports violating Austrian neutrality. Planes would reroute if they fail to cross the area after takeoff from bases in southern Germany, possibly tracking around Heulra Switzerland and flying about 300 miles over France to reach the Middle East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innsbruck
Austria
Teliay
Austen Neutraity
Middle East
Nnsbruck
Switzerland
U. S
Germany
Oround Heulra
Frace
Arkansas National Guard Funding Draws Fire In Test Vote
The Adjutant General Maj. Gen. Sherman T. Clinger warned that a proposed 18 percent cut to National Guard funding would hurt Arkansas units. He listed potential consequences including unit reductions and personnel retirements, saying the Army program changes could force guard restructuring and force retirements unless adjustments are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Line Rock
Ahatte
Humber
Arkansas
National Guard
Fiale
Sherman T. Clinger
Ciuayd
Clinger
German Measles Dangers for Pregnant Women Warned
A New York UP I science summary cites Krugman and Ward of New York University detailing German measles risks to pregnant women. Exposure of young girls may immunize later, with debate over best prevention like gamma globulin and early exposure versus vaccination in high schools and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belos Smith
Science
Baltar
New York
UPI
Krugman and Abert
New York University
Otha Mes
Ward
Garman
Wrhorn
Keugran
Probers Will Not Call Up Adams Again
Washington AP report states investigators see no need to summon Adams to testify. Rep. Bel Willars and subcommittee chairman Harris Ackland discussed conflicts in testimony, with plans to recess a week or more before next witnesses. The SEC officials present were reportedly involved, amid partisan exchanges and a push against partisanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gulick
Washington
Howse
Quear Ashlag
Bernal Golelfine
Sherman Adams
Doh Bel Willars
Adams
Geldfine
Bases Point
Owen
Harris
Secu- Mies Ane Exchange Commission
SEC
Gokdtine
Jill
Navaire Boston
Extile
Nad Trouble
Eisenhower
Galdhine
Thur
Willy Adams
Charles A. Wolverton JR
Probate Notice of Cox Estate in Hempstead County Arkansas
In the Probate Court of Hempstead County Arkansas the estate of Nel N Cox deceased. Last address 1120 East Third Street Hope Arkansas date of death June 21 1958. Administrator appointed July 10 1918 all claims must be verified and presented within six months from first publication or be barred. First publication July 12 1918. Cox Administrator 3120 East Third Street Hope Arkansas. July 12 1918
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Nel N. Cox
East Third Street
Hope
Tly
Cox
Fone
MTR
Yast
Ariane Sas
Thorn
Will of Decedent in Hempstead County Probate
The will of a deceased Hempstead County resident is probated. An executor has been appointed to manage the estate. Creditors are instructed to present verified claims within the legal time frame after the first publication of this notice.
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Medicine End
Janes Graig
Angie
Dickinson Ee "Co
Jin Moore
9. Marines
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Mark Ahlib
Danny Kave
Wourtan
Gal
Davothy Dix
Gay Pauley Wral Wamente
Rsjeyes
Ceil Chayman
Balleye
Byredy
Around the
Nat'l Guard
Seleiee
Dale
Krug
Probers
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Austeia
London
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Promioy
Letanan
Andy
Fabir
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