Garden social notices and upcoming events near Hope Garden
An assortment of social items from the Hope Garden area lists June events including a recital by Mrs. Z. C. Garlon on June 9, a dance on June 10, and a party hosted by Mrs. Green on June 11. Attendees include Mrs. Martin Green and Mrs. Thelma Moore, with guests and gifts highlighted. Also notes officers to be installed and animal reports due for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilby
Mra
Martin Green
Mrs
Thelma
Moore
Boyett
Beidmatedh
Marid Algginen
Final School Honor Roll And Merit List Given
A long OCR fragment lists junior high and grade students across multiple classes with numerous names. It mentions merit rolls, honor roll, and grade sections including seventh and eighth grades, along with many individual student names and partial place holders. The readable items indicate a school ceremony or recognition catalog.
Steel Talkers Continued from Page One
A report on progress in U S administration talks affects the steel dispute. Names mentioned include Mr and Mrs Lucien Abraham Jr and families. Several relatives travel to visit kin in Kentucky Virginia and Missouri as part of ongoing discussions and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Are Vinling
Mrs
Lucien Abraham, Jr
da Mayfield
Kentucky
Personal Mention at Shure Hospital Report
A fragment notes a person at Shure Hospital, with unclear details. The readable bits suggest a personal mention or acknowledgment related to care or visit, but specifics and names are not provided.
Hospital Notes Review Delay and Discharges
Hospital notes show multiple patient admissions and discharges in Hope Mississippi with names Hartfield Barrett Cox Huet and White among others. Entries indicate admitted patients Leo Hartfield Brenda Cox J Green and Mulla Shester with discharges for Dordey White and W Me Barrett amid arrival notes for Mr and Mrs Barrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Hartefield
Leo Hartfield
Hope
Mis
Brenda Joan Cox
Mr. J. 3
Green
Patmos
Mulla Shester
W. M. Barrett
Michael Ray Huet
Dlechargea Dordey White
W. Me Barrett
Backers Seek Vote on Wage Price Control Measure
Senators push to consolidate wage and price controls as part of the wartime defense act. House and Senate leaders debate amendments to suspend price ceilings on select goods, extend act provisions, and permit private imports to ease shortages amid national price controls.
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Washington
Dtine
Senate
Jehima
Atlsatic
D. Hejedad
Sen. Capehart
India
Congress
Sen
Dirksen
Sth
Scheappe
Kant
Taft Leads In Close South Dakota Republican Primary
Taft of Ohio appeared winner in South Dakota with a tight margin over Eisenhower as returns from 10 precincts showed a close vote. Officials warned final results depend on the county canvass Saturday with potential recounts possible, while Taft benefited from farm-voter support and price-boost optimism.
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Sioux Walla
Jame
Rupert AL Taft
Ohio
Don
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mama Zume
Kynenhower
Judpges
Fou Previnets
Perking
Hockemndeek
Pall Hook
Hreokings
Pevelnet
Yall
George Makesi
Eisentower
Mickelson
Patt
Stinte
South Dakota
Acm
Landon
Kansas
Willian B. Borah
Idaho
Taft
Tahade
Fara
Eisenhower
Missonl
Cies
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Daiy
Rapid City
Talis
Steel strike resumes amid union wage demand standoff
Negotiations stall as President studies potential government steps if talks fail. Steelworkers press for an 8 cent per hour package wage by January while industry offers only a fraction. Supreme Court ruling on government seizure sparks renewed tension in the mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Steel Milla
MOP Superintendent Dies in Washington
John Whalen, 44, superintendent of the Missouri Pacific Railroad chapel in North Little Rock, Ark, died likely of a heart attack while attending a conference in Washington. He joined McPade after college, rose from shop foreman in Texarkana to superintendent in 1946, leaving a widow, two sons Joe and John, a daughter Mary Frances, his father Toe Whalen of St. Louis, and a sister Marguerite Whalen of Las Vegas.
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Waanington
Sune
John Whalen
Missouri Pacific Railroad
North Fatile Rock
Ark
Whalen
McPae
Texarkana
North Little Reel
Unel
Joe
North Little Rock
Mary Frances Whalen
Toe Whelen
St. Bouts
Mies Markuarite Whalen
Landa
Truman to Visit McGrath Amid Turbulent Week
President Truman accepts a weekend stay at McGrath’s Narragansett home following April turmoil over Morris firing and cabinet shakeup. McGrath states no political motive behind visit as talks with Estes Kefauver and others loom. Departure for Narragansett planned for June 13, with details outlining ongoing government investigations and personal friendship.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Norsk
Nakion
Tontovernuy
McGrath
Newbold Morris
Narriggett
Ghatt
Teanaan
Fara Only By Members of Its Statt
Trunaay
Morris
Frmman
McGeary
James PB. McChanery
Boston Globe
Trueman
Dispatch
Mctrath
Truman
Washington
Kefauver Faces South Dakota Primary Challenge
The article notes Sen Estes Kefauver maintaining a firm anti compulsory military service stance amid a closely watched South Dakota Democratic primary. Kefauver's campaign, led by state chair Ed Buwas and national committeeman Le 4. Bicknell, draws strong support with a large fundraising total as Nancy Kefauver aids in the final three days of campaigning.
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Estes Wefauver
Pennessee
South Dakota
Ed Buwas
Man le
Bicknell
Kefauver
Nancy
Four Convicted in Cicero Race Riots
In Cicero a police chief two officers and the village attorney were convicted under the Civil Rights Statute for role in July riots sparked by a Black man attempting to move into a 20 apartment building. Riots lasted three days with five National Guard companies deployed. nearly 20 were hurt and over 100 arrested. The chief faces up to two years and $2000, the officers up to one year and $1000 each, the attorney up to two years for conspiracy. one defendant was acquitted on conspiracy.
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Chicago
Cicero
Fongo
Erwin Kannyalyana
Dison
Roland Lvtrms
Frank A. la
Village Aly
Nicholas Berkes
Wurvey
Clark
Negro the Diver
Dumas Youth Dies in Accident
A Dumas youth was killed and another injured when a motorscooter hit a gasoline truck. Thomas Alvie Breen died. Kenneth Lee Cavin suffered third degree burns. State Trooper Tong led an involuntary manslaughter charge against truck driver Roy Loewe of Ropers Arkansas.
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Dignas
Dumas
Vichoak
Tt. I. Tong
Thomas Alvie Breen
Alvie Preeman
Dunes
Kenneth Lee Cavin
Tang
Roy Bi, Lewe
Ropers, Ark
Loewe
Heck Shack
New London Speaker To Open Submarine Keel Ceremony
Seaman Kefanver, fresh from primaries, will attend keel laying for the first atom powered submarine Noales in New London Connecticut on Saturday June 14. He plans to travel by train to Kingston Rhode Island then motor to McGrath’s farm before departing Sunday night for Washington. He will meet with President Truman this afternoon at Kefanver’s request to relay insights from his campaign across the country.
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New London
Conn
Kingston
R. 1
Ther
McGrath
Seaman
Washington
Kefanver
California
South Dakota
White House
Truman
Dear Miss Dix on teen privacy and discipline
Dorothy Dix counsels a mother worried about her 17 year old son on dating privacy. The answer urges diplomacy and trust, notes the son is nearing adult responsibilities, and advises balanced discipline, privacy respect, and gradual openness rather than detailed interrogations.
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Miss Dix
A.L. BA
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Fone & Tanter
Siehael
Elock
Thy Park
Ja Peller
Wind
Pallaweleat Chrigtan Hureb
Z. C. Garlion
Rmuate
Parente
Hope Country
Bronte
Duffie Booth
Keel Couple
Bille Joyce Boyett
Pinares
Hope Garden
Chiba
Aenger
Lee AM
Mon, Oc, McNeill and
Sizanne
Roy Rogers
Sorial & Cartoon
Cartoon & Short
Jag Che
Mary Wills
Lynn Brown
Jono Burroughs
Val Dean Cameron
Garcia Sue Coffee
Imntiiedor
Jo Anne Swaminger
di Grade
Cindyw Roberts
Vivian Ross
Rania Row
Dilly Nunsel
Jo Ann Rawnell
Henry Sommmierville
Doc Warren
Dogk Warner
Dorothy Whitten
June Witlett
Johnny Wilson
Jammer
Barnon
Sadly More
Cadhel Beadshaw
Wanda Bright
C. C. Bauth
Galt Cook
Douglas Drake
Janice Atehikon
Charles Bright
Janice Gren
Herma Jean Turd
Billy Gibert
Indy Manunohy
Myrtle Mona
Shirley McHay
Palay Maron
Jolly Menny
John Nash
Lor Joine Powell
Ettaabeth Lawter‘oneh
Leo Cate
Jack Kaek
Marr Lone Plateley
Jo Anne Harnfield
Judith May
Barbara Polk
Bowne Tulle
Jennnell Warren
Dowell Shope
Emin Tolrett
Tont 'Tharapaen
Mary Chir
Jeng Horton
Bobble
Tten Garratt
Vamoe Otbert
Myra Grisham
Kornell Hartsfield
Mary Ann Jone
Wella
Edward Nutt
John Nix
Sara Low Key
Patrylein Atkerson
Gary Baker
Vollly
James’ C. Cross
James
Ralph
Alexandria
Ralph Routon
Witla KR. Rotten
Rowton
Cot. Cross
Shrevevort
Janes &. Myers
Juaron
Muaico
Yen
Cee
Shure
Finders Keepers
Mer “Rough Riders
Dorothy DIX
Brotind
Joan
Penr
Korea
Amon Biraniey
Lydia G
The
Bell Syndicate
Tne
Sudan
James Cleaners
South Walnut
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