Social Calendar Notes From Local Clubs and Visits
Friday events include a contract bridge gathering at Mrs. M. M. McCloughan home at 3 o'clock and a Young Peoples Department meeting at First Methodist church at 6 45 followed by a Gulf Tuck supper and swim. Monday July 27th Hope High School band will meet at Oglesby for practice. Wednesday Club party awarded War Saving Stamps to Mrs. A. D. Brannan as high scorer. Miss Elizabeth Bridewell won the high score at a Thursday bridge. Several city visitors from Texas and Arkansas are listed, plus local travel and military notes.
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Young Peoples’ Department
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First Methodist Church
Plpes
Hope High School
Nadovets
Oglesby Yeligul
Compnel Bridge
Civb
Edwin Stewart
A. D. Brannan
Elizabeth Bridewell
Opal Garner
Wrhursday
Sth Street
Bill Wray
C. C. Burnside
Lan Ihe
Travel Notes of Mr and Mrs Henry and Dorothy Visit
Mr and Mrs Henry and daughter Dorothy visit Mrs J R Rush and Mrs Edwin Stewart as two households travel together. The party spends the remainder of the week visiting local friends and relatives in the area.
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J. By Menry
Duuphter
Dorothy
Monroe
J. R. Rush
Edwin Stewart
Hollywood Propaganda Shift Sparks Debate in War Era
A Hollywood shift turns propaganda into entertainment as studios defend anti Nazi films while executives call propaganda an essential war tool. The piece contrasts Mrs Hadley with Mrs Miniver and notes directors like Harald Bucquet exploring more accessible war messaging amid audience expectations.
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Propagania Clis
Holywood
America
Hineh
Fay Bainter
Mollywoot
Rockefeller Plaza the richest street in New York
A feature on Rockefeller Plaza, the Rockefeller Center complex, and the unusual ownership by Columbia University. It notes the street’s high-profile traffic of bankers, executives, and diplomats, the 90 year lease, and annual closures by Columbia trustees to assert university control, keeping the street from becoming city property.
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George Tucker
New York
York
49Th Street
Olsl Street
No. 1
Rockefeller Plaza
Noel Coward
John C. Wilson
Lowell Thomas
Wallis Warfield
al Smith
Hoover
United Nations
Imore
Columbia University
Rockefellers
University
Rockefeler Center
Traffe
Trustees of
City of New York
Murder in Ferry Command Chapter 1
Christie Colton a flying prodigy wins her solo, while twin Janet and friends watch. Bart Sanderson, now a doctor, recalls past spark with Christie as Russ and Bart debate flying risks and the pull of romance. Sandra Rydall’s arrival hints new complications in Westwood.
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Colton
Christie
Danel
Westwood
Lawrence
Nere
Janet
Tommy Colton
Bill Blake
Russ Lawton
Bart Sanderson
Weslawood
Medical College
Bart
Christie Colton
Russ
Tommy
Jan
Bill
Jalents
Sandra Rydall
Europe
Sandra
New Plant Is Making Tanks In Detroit
General Motors Fisher Body Division announced War Department approval of the completed army tank plant at Grand Blanc Michigan. The all welded M4 type tanks leave daily by special tracks as the plant resumes normal operations after a week-long walkout ended Friday. The M4 tanks, also called General Lees by the British, are 20 to 30 tons with improved fire power and 95 MM turret gun.
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Detroit
WPI
General Motors Corporation
Gath War Department
Army
Fisher Body
United States
General Lees
War Department
Washington
Tans
Grand Blanc
Mich
Negroes Will Be Guided in Primary Voting
The Negro Democratic Association announced strategies for Black voters in the upcoming Democratic primary. Dr. D. M. Robinson, president of the group, said instructions will urge electors to avoid embarrassing situations and politely abstain when voting is refused. No action will seek federal court aid before election. The plan hinges on a 1941 Supreme Court ruling that primaries and nominating conventions fall under federal regulation.
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Negro Democratic Association
D. M. Robinson
Robinson
U. S. Supreme Court
Dedication of Camden Field Opens to The Public
Camden prepares for the dedication of Camden Field a 1000 acre airport costing over 500000 with an army airforce training detachment. The four hour program Sunday August 2 runs from 1 to 5 pm with a 4 pm ceremony. Cameras must stay outside and thousands are expected as the field is opened for inspection. The city bought the land for 65000 with work begun May 1 and title to pass after the war.
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Camden
Army Airforce
Parolee Seeks Restoration To Fix Reputation
A Little Rock parolee called the Arkansas parole board office and told parole officer J. S. Pollard he wants his reputation fixed up. He described his war industry job requirement as the reason for restoration.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Parole Board
J. S. Pollard
Cap
First Baptist Church News on Third and Main Streets
William R. Hamilton, pastor, invites visitors to services at First Baptist Church. Sunday school assembles by departments at 4 30. Morning worship at 10 50 with the sermon Sins of Disposition. Training Union at 7 with inspiration and fellowship for all ages. Evening worship at 8 with Living Sacrifice.
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Church News First Baptist
William R. Hamilton
First Baptist Church
Hope Gospel Tabernacle Weekly Schedule and Sermon Topics
West Fourth and Ferguson and Corner N Main Ave D host multiple services. Pastor W P Graves E Mamill leads Sunday school 9:45 a m and morning worship 11 a m with evangelistic service 8 p m. Sermons address war ethics and ominous days with special music and Christ's Ambassadors Union at 7 a m. If you are not a regular attendant.
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Christ's Ambassadors Union
Replacement Tire Scheme for Ford War Transport Plan
Ford Motor Co announces a government backing plan to use a rubber substitute for tires to aid essential war transports. The scheme, led by Charles Sorensen, targets autos buses and trucks for Ford workers and possibly the entire U S war industry pending approval. Ethylene polysulfide thiokol would be retread material enabling 4000 to 5000 miles of moderate driving per tire. Sorensen says test road work has been satisfactory and notes discussions with War Production Board chair Donald Nelson.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Charles BE
Serésen
Ford
United States
Sorensen
Donald M. Nelson
1 War Production Board
Ag Transportatson
Ford Proving Ground
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