Garden Club program and social notices in June
Social and Personal column lists events for June 8 including a Garden club program on herbs at 8 oclock organized by Mrs B J Chesser. Sunday school class members will meet for supper at Miss Sara Poyton's home at 5 40 Wednesday June 6. Florence Davin will honor Nancy Faye Williams at Tarlo dinner at 7. John Cain chapter DAR meets at Red Cross units at 1740 oclock. Methodist circles meet with details of meetings, devotional leaders, and refreshments. A party honoring Miss Dabney Murph and Miss Ruth Baker is planned with colorful flowers and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Poyton
First Bapiat Church
Jimne Sth
Florence Davin
Nancy Faye Williams
Tarlo
John Cain
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Red Cross
W.S.C.5
First Methodist Church
Edwi Stewart
W. W. Johnson
Cerlis Urvey
Tts
Georgia Clark
Fayetteville
Roo
Mrveelin
C. W. Bridges
Garrett Story
Acre
Madwin Ward
Brents McPherson
Ernest O'Neal
Circle No. 3
W.S.C.S
J. M. Houston
Bob Cain
D. B. Thompson
Nunn
G .D. Lauterbach
Memb
Local social notes and arrivals in Hope area
Social news lists visitors and guests from Memphis Dallas Fayetteville Stamps and Knoxville plus travels to Mayetteville and Washington. Births include Phylis Ann Foster. Military mentions Pvt Leonard F Tillis and Lt Allen Lane Taylor assigned to Camp Robinson and Camp Barkeley with Hope ties.
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Dodge City Army Air Field
Kas
Leonard F. Tillis
Hope Star
Dodge
City Army Air Field
Camp Robinson
Allen Lane Taylor
Hope
Taylor Wig
Medical Administrative Corps
Sehvel
Camp Barkeley
Texes
Flashes of Life From The Associated Press
Harrisburg reports the State Game Commission studies a new kind of wildlife issue. A teacher seeks $10 reimbursement after a pheasant crashed through a window and nested in the living room sofa for a week. In Downey California a group of women employees at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp form a new club led by Marie Higbee with Gertende Murphy as vice president. Chicago reports a misrouted emergency alert led rescuers to find a kitten stuck in a wall after a boy fell through a hole. firemen cut through the wall to free the kitten.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
State Game Commission
Downey
Calif
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Marie Higbee
Gertende Murphy
Jjips
Wo Ions
Perfect Hostess Tips From Mrs Tansill For Fun Entertaining
Alicia Hart notes that a hostess gains reputability not just from food and games but by creating a relaxed atmosphere. Mrs Donut Tansill advises taking at least 15 minutes to rest before guests arrive, using a darkened room for a quick reset. Her approach helps hosts maintain energy and keep entertaining enjoyable.
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Alicia Hartner
Saciel
Gazette Reporters Before Grand Jury
Gazette reporters Clyde D Dew Clovis Copeland Clifton Ta Paisley summoned before a Pulaski county grand jury amid an inquiry into horse gambling at three downtown establishments. An unnamed reporter observed operations, jurors convened in special session, and a uniformed officer was posted at each site daily.
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Little Reel
Py Hee Tittle
Mdstor
Clyde IL
Dew
Clovis Copeland
Clifton Ta
Paisley
Arkansas Gazette
Pulaski County Grand Jury
I Gazette Ar Hice
The
Gazette
Whule
Gus Falk
Epeh
Sutton's Market Robbed Over Weekend
Sutton's Market on Front Street was entered and robbed of about $12 in cash over the weekend. Manager Glenn Gilbert told police the intruder gained entry through a rear window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton's
Front Street
Glenn Gilburt
Police
Rebbers
Zoot Suiters Faced by Service Men in Los Angeles
Civil and military police dispersed thousands in downtown Los Angeles after three nights of clashes. About 60 zoot suitors were stripped of belts and jackets, 24 civilians and 6 servicemen arrested for disturbing the peace. Police mobilized 1,000 officers, with Navy shore patrols patrolling the streets and ambulances rushing the injured to hospitals. Racial tensions surfaced as Mexican names appeared among arrestees, while authorities sought to restore order and bar the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cheff C
Horrall
Navy
Afadt
Main Street
Chavez Ravine Naval Armory
Churchill Murray
Pacific Coast
Coordinator of
inter-American Affairs
Washington
Ate m
Citizens’ Committee For
George Gleasin
Dehydrator Demonstration Invites Emmet Housewives
Housewives of Emmet and nearby towns are invited to a free demonstration of an inexpensive homemade dehydrator by Miss Virgie Pyle of the Arkansas Power and Light Co. in Emmet. The event runs today from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the building next to Kinmet Mercantile Co. Plans and specifications for a low cost dehydrator will be shared, and free designs and booklets on dehydrating fruits and vegetables will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet
Arkansas Power & Light Co
Aithy
Kinmet, Mercantile Co
Virgie Pyle
Miss Pyle
Local residents visit friends and travel for weekends and weeks
Hope residents and relatives travel to Nashville Benton Little Rock and El Dorado to visit relatives and take care of business. People include McCaskills Seuedges Ball Parr Harris Wortham Rhodes Spicer McDougald Gentry and Cox. A lightning stroke is described alongside a remark on silk production from silkworms.
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Graydan Anthony
Bonnie
Rebecca
Hope
Chester McCaskill
Nashville
Dorothy Seuedge
Fort Smith
Orville Watson
Clarice Ball
Little Rock
Bill Parr
Imon
Smackover
J. O. Harris
Benton
Lille Rock
Perry Henley
Reeder
J. QO. Harris
Sumar
Kenneth
Dora Worthan
Nashvlle
David
Deirks, My
Cox
Carolyn Ann
Detrait
Mich
J. &. Gentry
Murder Story Fragments Reveal Suspects in Crumbling Household
The narrative follows a tense family drama as Deputy Shaw questions household staff and kin about Derek’s murder. Key figures Connie, Kathy, Margaret Grady, and others offer alibis while hidden tensions surface. A revelation ties Margaret Grady’s grandson to the case, shifting the investigation’s focus and raising questions about motive and secrecy.
Death on the Kraik estate prompts police inquiry
Fleeing nerves fail Mart as Deputy Shaw questions Mrs. Kraik about her grandson Derek Grady's death. The killer was believed to be killed between noon and 1 PM on the Kraik residence, with Derek’s past shown in fragments. The deputy expresses sympathy but vows duty. the scene ends with a cliffhanger: To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Derek
Shaw
Kathy
Miss Kraik
Margaret
Derek Grady
Gen Marshall Returns to Washington from Overseas
Gen George C. Marshall Army chief of staff arrived in Washington after a trip overseas. The War Department offered no details in a brief notice, noting he had recently joined Prime Minister Churchill in North Africa following strategy conferences here.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
Army
Marshall
Churchill
North Africa
Churchill Tells Continued War Review for North Africa
Churchill outlines Allied plans for intensified attacks on the Axis as North Africa proves pivotal. He cautions against overconfidence, notes resolute Allied commanders, and stresses shared war aims with Russia China Australia and New Zealand while predicting heavy fighting ahead before final victory.
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North Africa
Europe
Churchill
Commons
Washington
Chuorehill
Germany
Stalingrad
Mitler
Hitler
Stalin
Russia
China
New Zealand
Pacific
Japan
Tunisia
Casablanca
Jass
Food Supply Situation Looks Critical
Washington report warns un rationed foods may be scarce as 1943 ends. Egg cereal fruit and vegetable output trails 1942 due to freezes reducing peaches apricots and plums. Livestock feed grains risk exceeding production unless grain yields rise. Per capita potato supply about 125 pounds with 400 million bushels total. butter and cheese stocks remain ample.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Us Bureau of Economics
Pasture Is Cheapest Feed for Livestock in Hempstead
Hempstead county farmers can grow pasture for all livestock says county agent Oliver L. Adams. A 10 state study shows pasture delivers 160 pounds of total digestible nutrients at 64 cents, compared with alfalfa hay 83 cents, corn 1.38, and oats 2.02. Dense vegetation reduces erosion and runoff. a good pasture cover is far more effective than cultivated fields. Providers are urged to establish permanent pastures and consult Extension Circular No. 334 at the county extension office.
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Hempstead
Oliver L. Adams
Subsidy Fees Debate Shrinks Meat and Butter Prices
Senate banking committee questions Office of Price Administration officials on the subsidy program's reach and its extension to coffee. Bankhead says details on the butter price rollback and potential food expansions are needed while critics warn of inflation and harm to small producers. Union leaders push Roosevelt for a $2 billion subsidy to restore May 14, 1942 living costs.
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Nance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Bankhead
Ala
Banking Committee
American Federation of Labor
The
CIO
Presiden Roosevelt
Labor price roll back sparks protests as OPA faces shakeup
A Senate subcommittee plans to reexamine four CIO witnesses who support price roll back paying producers for lower returns. Critics including Albert S. Goss and P. M. Brinker warn OPA policies may cause ruin and bankruptcy. New York merchants allege price cuts aim to placate unions as A C Hoff man resigns and Rep Hartley vows to seek agency liquidation.
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Senate Agriculture
CIO
Albert S. Goss
National Grange
P. M. Brinker
National Association of Retail Grocers
OPA
Pat D'August
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Cirele
C. A. Graves
Clyde Hendrickson
Mary
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Dabney Murph
Arlington
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Katherine Baker
Mia
Edwin Ward
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Surlonise Thornton
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She & Delicious
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Memphis
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Mary Greening
Horel Dallas
Don Ligon
San Antonio
Mrs
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Ogsday
Misa Mary Wilson
Mayetteville
University of Arkansas
Gilford Webb
Faycetteville
Marjory Dildy
Lucille Dildy
Py. R. Kind
Joneshorn
Mr. Webb
Barry Stewart
Vicksburg, Miss
PP. Stewart
K.T. White
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Ruth Katherine Maker
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Salwin Ward
Elmer Murph
Nell Wiliams
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Washington, D. C
Lite Rock
Paul Gaston
Port Arthur, Texas
Billie Bergeron
Gloria Baye Brinshaw
Maxine Cook
Lena Mae Whitman
Vivian Whitman
Frank Hutchins
Texarkana
Mrs. Duck Merry
Texarkana Hospital
Jack Pritchett
Johr Massey
Gon. Vincent
D. L. Thompson
Shreveport
Phillip Foster
Prescott
Phylis Ann
Cory Donnel Hospital
NEW Saenger
AIR Corps
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Pichard Arlen
Rialto
Dick Powell
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Mrs. Tansill
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Eegypt
Derek Genty
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Thermath
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Clara
Miss Lake
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John
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Margaret Grady
Mir Baret
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Rene Ryerson
NEA Service
ING
Charlotte Tolar
Pipe
Hank
Terre Haute
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Gen Marshall
A. C. Hoffman
Hartley
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia Pinktan
Roy Anderson & Company
Hope, Arkansas
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