Guldahl Struggles Mark Golf’s Shaky Return at Seaview
Anxious scenes surround Ralph Guldahl as his form dips during the Seaview round in Atlantic City. He shoots a 77 and 73 for 150, loses confidence, and faces taunts from peers as experts debate whether a swing flaw or mental pressure derails his once-dominant game.
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Uler
Guldahl
Ralph Guldahl
Nolan
Seaview
Abseson
Atlantic City
Sneads
Sneads, Corp
Jim Ésas
Nelsons
Demarets
get'Bulla
Johnny Bulla
Gouldahl
Prescott area farm health program planned for county
Farmers across Nevada county will hear meetings about an Experimental Health Program for farm families. The plan, backed by the Agricultural Planning Committee, aims to provide general practitioner and specialist care, hospital care, diagnostics, prescribed drugs, dental care, and visiting nurse service within farmers' means. Participation relies on farm family net income, with a 5 to 6 percent budget. Nev ada County is among the first in Arkansas and seeks widespread enrollment via local meetings and offices at the County Agent and Farm Security Administration building.
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Nevada County
Nevada County Agricultural Planning Committee
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Arkansas
Farm Security Administration
Nevada County Sperimental Health Program
Society Bride Mary Hamby to Wed John Watten at Camp Crowder
Society notes say Miss Mary Isabelle Hamby of Fulton will marry John Love Watten of Dallas, Texas at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Post Chapel Camp Crowder Missouri. She leaves Friday with her parents Mayor R. P. Hamby and Mrs Hamby, aunt Mrs I J Battle of Fulton, and sister Miss Irene Hamby maid of honor. Thomas Rea Logan, University of Arkansas student, arrived Thursday to spend time with the family alongside Mrs Emond Logan Mrs Lester Steed and Miss Winifred Logan.
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Mary Isabelle Hamby
John Love Wathen
Dallas
Texas
Post Chapel
Camp Crowder
Missouri
R. P. Hamby
Hamby
I. J. Battle
Fulton
Irene Hamby
Thomas Rea Logan
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Emond Logan
Lester Steed
Miss Win
Texan golfer seeks comeback on sight track
The Johnston text notes a tall Texan facing slump, with remarks on consistency and self doubt. Guldahl suggests golfers exaggerate problems and the public hopes he returns to form, as supporters watch for a rebound and better performance.
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Guldahl
Church society meetings and Rotary Club schedule
Calendar listings show the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist at 3 00 p m the Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist at 2 30 p m the Woman's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian at 4 00 p m and the Westminster Guild of First Presbyterian at 7 30 p m Tuesday's Rotary Club gathering occurs at the Leda Hotel at 12 15 p m.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Leda Hotel
Drawing Near to God and Benefits of Scouting at Local Church
First Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m with service at 10 55 a m on the topic Drawing Near to God Preliminary meetings for youth at 6 45 p m with counselors Mrs Hartwell Greeson and Mrs Wells B Hamby. Evening sermon at 7 20 p m titled Benefits of Scouting.
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Hartwell Greeson
Wells B. Hamby
First Presbyterian R BD Nolen Pastor Services and Sermons
Sunday School at 10. Men’s Classes meet at the Christian Church. Morning Worship at 11 with sermon First Steps in Making America Christian. Pioneer Society at 7 reports from campers and election of officers. Evening Worship at 8 with sermon The Drawing Power of the Cross.
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The
Christian Church
America
Pioneer Society
First Baptist Church Services and Sunday School
The First Baptist Church led by Pastor P J Garrett offers Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Worship at 2:00 p m with a sermon on Some Characteristics of the First Church. Training Union starts at 7:13 p m followed by an 8:00 p m sermon on Turning and Returning. Joint meetings with the First Christian church Sunday at 10:00 a m.
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First Baptist Church
P. J. Garrett
Groom Arrives On Time After Court Order
Barton Florida army sergeant on leave planned to marry but missed his wedding because the cleaners closed. A circuit court order allowed a deputy sheriff to open the plant, and the sergeant reached the altar on time.
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Barton, Fla
Circuit Court
Price Fixing Is Welcomed by Farmers
County agent Oliver L. Adams argues government price controls halt rising living costs and stabilize the economy. He notes a 25 percent rise since 1939 and says controls prevent postwar inflation, ensure fair access to scarce goods, and protect war savings in value.
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Oliver L. Adams
Bang's disease testing underway across 115 locations
A county program reports 115 locations tested for Bang's disease through May 30 with 91 readings as of May 24. A testing schedule for June 8 to 13 lists farms near DeAnn, Marlbrook, Blevins, and McCaskill with times starting at 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m., coordinated by Oliver L. Adams, county agent, inviting farmers lacking a chute to contact the Extension Service Office.
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Extension Service
Court House
Oliver L. Adams
Elton Willis
DeAon
J. J. Shope
Hope
Old DeAnn Road
Henry Bruce
Old 67
Sanford Bonds
DeAnn
Marlbrook Church
T. N. Irvin
Marlbrook Church. At 9:80 A.m. J. J. Samuels Farm North of DeAnn
Will Arnold
Hickory Shade Church
William Austin
Lester Wade
Union Grove Church
E. M. Bond
Bond
W. U. Wade
H.C. Bonds
Marlbrook
W.T. Ya
Roy Foster
Blevins
B. Spears
Price ceilings set for wholesale and retail goods
The regulation imposes price ceilings effective May 11 for wholesale supplies and May 18 for retail commodities, with service ceilings starting July 1. No item covered may exceed the March 1942 highest price, while farm commodities under purity standards and government-supported products are exempt from the new control.
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Adams
Asks Housewives to Take Stock of Canning Jars
Hempstead county farm homes prepare for the food for victory campaign as war demand strains jar supplies. Miss Mary Claude Fletcher urges stock assessment of containers and highlights reuse and resealed jars. Extension specialist Miss Fletcher and Miss Mary Loughead advise checking used tins, renewing supplies early, and reference Extension Leaflet No. 28 for guidance.
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Hempstead
Mary Claude Fletcher
Miss Fletcher
Fletcher
Mary &. Loughead
University of Arkansas College of Agriculture
Fletchery
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Family Food Supply
And There She Was at the Station and There She Was
Memphis soldier Kenneth Heckle approached his hometown aboard a troop train and sent a plea for help that brought his sweetheart to the platform during a two hour stop. The note sparked reunions at several farms around McCaskill, Avery Chapel, and nearby areas on a Saturday morning in June.
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Memphis
Tenn
Kenneth Heckle
Paul Dean on the Way Back to the Majors
The piece says Paul Dean might return to the majors after his earlier decline with the Giants and Cardinals era. Texas League scouts and Rollie Naylor praise his fast, reliable arm while noting attendance woes in Texas Leagues and Houston’s price-cutting plan amid broader baseball struggles.
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Paul Dean
Paul
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Dizzy Dean
Texas
Rollie Naylor
Giants
Ol Diz
Cardinals
Ife
Daffy
Jerome Herman
Houston
Howard Pollett
Shaughnessy
War Teaching Thriftiness Takes Root in Britain
By Rosette Hargrove British thrift becomes second nature as civilians and troops mend instead of buying new. Soldiers learn to darn socks and patch wear, while shops advertise fabric nap restoration and shoe repairs. Rubber girdles, stockings, gloves, and bags are repaired. many appliances lack spare parts, ending full repairs for refrigerators and toasters.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA
London
Kiven
Tommiss
West End
O F E Mason Runs Oil Field Salt Water Route by Horse
Oklahoma City AP reports oil field worker O F E Mason who managed a salt water disposal system for 21 years. He shifted from trucks to horses to cover 26 mile routes, claiming six hours for the journey even after cutting distances to 18 miles by riding cross country.
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Oklahoma City
O. FE
Mason
Four leaders demand straight champions on Texans play off
Four leaders insist on direct competition without excuses as Texans prepare for playoffs. They reject old routines and push for clear, decisive matchups to crown true champions.
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Prescott News
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Ft. Worth
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Texas Wesleyan College
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Arkansas Medical School
Little Rock
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Texarkana
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Europe
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Lee H. Garland
Luther Spicer
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Bert Scotter
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