Local Society Calendar and Wedding in Hope
Calendar items list VFW Auxiliary and church groups meeting June 3 to June 5 at various homes and venues in Hope. Highlights include Mrs. Henry Fenwick hosting, St Marks Episcopal auxiliary gathering, Hope Garden Club luncheon with a musical program, and a picnic for Pat Cleburne Chapter UDC at Fall Park. Also notes a May 25 pink and white shower for Mrs. Doyle Galloway, WSCS meetings, and the Virginia Ruth Hamilton and Edward Long wedding at the Methodist church June 2 followed by a honeymoon trip.
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Hope Federated Garden Clubs
Hope Country Club
Haskell Jones
Pat Cleburne
UDC of Hope
W. A. Williams
Don Smith
A. W. Martin
John Wallace
Don Webb
R. L. Broach
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Edwar d
Branch
D. Lester
Lina Dut
William Ward
Tom Norman
K L. Powell
Judgenia
A. H. Biddle
Ben Ward
Odie Jones
H. L. Powell
Guernsey
Willard Adams
Edward Adams
Homer Adams
Luther Adams
Powers
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fellowship Hall
Carl Bruner
J. W. Thomas
Sam Betts
Ola Haskin
Ruth Brunet
Bea Abram
Eugenia Kesner
Virginia Ruth Hamilton
Edward Long
C. A. Hamilton
McCaskill
Floyd Long
Methodist
Blevins
Joe Hunter
David Frith
Hope
Mrs. Long
Southeastern Arkansas
Coming and Going in Arkansas and Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bright and family visit Mary Bright in Conway. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Adams of Port Neches stay with F. D. Henrys en route to New York City. Kennie McKee and daughters stay with Jim Myers in Dallas. J V Moore Sr Fielding Huddieston and son Leslie weekend in Northwest Arkansas. Miss Mattie Robinson, Mrs. Fred Lee and Bobby Joe Lee visit Tyler with Louie H. Shelton. Mr. and Mrs. Ja. Martin and
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Kennie McKee
Brenda and
Cookie
Jim Myers
Dallas
J. V. Moore, Sr
Fielding Huddieston
Leslie
Northwest
Arkansas
Armistice talks stall as UN refuses to bayonet force prisoners
Gen. William K. Harrison told North Korean leader Nam that the United Nations Command will not compel prisoners of war to return to the Reds by force. Nam refused to back down, and a new session was set for Panmunjom. Allies report only 70,000 of 160,000 held would return home without a fight. The issue of prisoner repatriation blocks a truce.
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Munsan
Korea
William K. Harrison
U.N
U. N
United Nations Command
Nam
Panmunjom
Tuesay
Harrison
Red
Mississippi Picks Three GOP Delegates
Mississippi Republicans will send three delegations to the national convention in July. One supports Senator Robert Taft, one backs General Dwight Eisenhower, and one is undeclared but leans to Eisenhower. The Lily White faction, the only group recognized by the state, split at its convention. A minority faction pledged to Eisenhower walked out with five votes for him, while the remaining delegates chose an uninstructed slate. The other Mississippi faction, mostly Negroes, is recognized by the national party and pledged to Taft.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Robert Taft
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Lily Witte
National Party
Taft
GI Rights Bill Is Delayed
The House delayed a vote on a GI rights bill for Korean War service members until Thursday. Rep. Springer objected to a rule limiting debate and sought to remove a provision directing direct government payments to cover tuition books and education expenses outside subsistence. The measure contrasts with World War II payments made to schools rather than directly to veterans. The article also mentions a ran list of local social notes about visits in Texas and military moves in the Far East.
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Washington
Rep. Springer
R-Is
Hospital Notes From Hope Arkansas Area
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges in Hope Arkansas with names Mrs Hank Croom Mrs Rufus Herndon Jr Mrs Deward Collier and David McKee, plus discharged Mrs Mace Fielding Julia Chester and Mrs Randolph Mc Gough Roy Fry and others. The report includes staff changes and hires such as Joann Kidd and mentions other patients with partial locations.
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Julia Chester Hospital
Deward Collier
Hope
David McKee
Randolph McGough
Emmet
Roy Fry
Fulton
Whig Editor Presses for Ethical Silence on Venereal Disease
A fragmentary notice from Hollywood outlines editorial policy on disease coverage, urging publication or withholding based on ethics. It mentions patient treatment, reporting to health authorities, and a campaign to stamp out venereal disease, with signatures withheld on request and a dated broadcast from Hollywood.
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United States
Taft Backers Charge Clique Movement
Washington June 3 Taft backers accuse a party clique of hijacking GOP control to thwart majority wishes in Texas Louisiana and Georgia. The statement signed by governors including Adams Anderson Arn Drincoll Kohler Lodge McKay Payne Peterson and Thornton targets rump delegates and warns of harming Republicans in November.
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Washington
Robert Taft
Taft
Texas
Louisiana
Georgia
Fom
Ohio
Dwight Eisenhower
Roris Cotton
New Hampshire
Sherman Adams
C. Elmer Anderson
Minnesota
Edward Arn
Kansas
Alfred BE. Drincoll
New Jersey
Walter J. Kohlerdy
Sewer Contract Ruled Valid In Pine Bluff Suit
Judge Thomas C. Trimble rules the city of Pine Bluff and its Sewer Committee must not annul the sewer system contract. A restraining order was issued and a June 12 hearing set on suit by Lancaster and Love Inc of Atlas Texas alleging breach of contract and wrongful cancellation. The filing claims Pine Bluff sought to cancel a sewer installation contract and alleges about $100,000 was involved.
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Little Rock
Thomas C. Trimble
Pine Bluff
Trimble
Lancaster and Love, Inc
Atlas, Tex
Dallas
Oil Estimates Again Suspended In Oklahoma Journal
The Oil and Gas Journal suspended its fourth straight weekly estimate of daily average domestic crude oil production. Officials cited missing information from several areas on stockpiles and the impact of excess crude stocks on production during the oil industry disruption.
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Okla
Ol and Gas Journal
Oll
Bruce
Dorothy Dix Judge Braggart Gently Dear Mise Dixt
Advice column style piece discussing honesty, love, and family background in a troubled engagement. It reflects questions about deception, Braggart behavior, and adapting to a fiancé lacking family ties, with guidance on understanding motives and building a home together.
Hearings Start on Wiring Race Information
Washington June 3 Hearings begin before the Federal Communications Commission and Western Union Telegraph Company on a proposed tariff to limit horse and dog racing information sent over leased wires to news agencies. FCC will hear whether the plan is just and reasonable abridges press freedom deprives rights without due process or is discriminatory.
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Washington
Federal Communication Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ina
FCC
Tarreau
News Services
Adoption Dilemma Questions Family's Capacity and Suitability
A reader asks about adopting a child amid questions of family size and readiness. The letter discusses whether a couple with two existing boys could welcome a girl and how many children would fit their household, noting concerns about emotional readiness and social acceptance.
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Dony Mina Dix
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VFW
Henry Fenwick
Thomas Fenwick, Jr
St. Marks Episcopal Church
J. W. Smith
Hope Chapter No
OES
Masonic Hall
Mra
Doyle Galloway
J. M. Harbin
C. H. Brooks
D. M. Herbin
Harbin
Lillian Bryant
Urrey
the Et Nene Johns Lee Nn
Gartoon & Short
Ray Millard
Helena Carter
Eae
Mrs
Raymond Bright
Sandra and
Raymond Jr
Conway
Mr. Bright
Mary Bright
Ja. Martin
Co! Rialto
Guy Etry
Sar Romae Grance Orent
Audrey Totter
Tina
Joe Martin
Beaumont
Galveston
Arlest
John Reed
Beaumont, Texas
Nellie Phillips
Texarkana
John Bissell
Emily Jo Wilson
Columbus
Ft. Lawton
Seattle
Far East
Fort Benning
Harold Porterfield
Lake Charles
Shreveport
Hy Hospital
Mats Joann Kidd
M. FE. Flowers
Mi Hi
F. Adame
Hooks Fevas
Sarah
Sal Quar
Hollywood
Tuo AM
Ferry Hille
Sungee Merrill
Dorothy DIX Judge Braggart
Mise
Ao Ature
Fant
Ilo
Mny
Ant
Thians Tal
Mins Dix
Rhoda
Tom
Itiaki
Hope Drive Theatre
Main & Country
Ture
Duchess OF
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