Social Calendar Highlights From June Events and Weddings
June social calendar notes multiple gatherings across Hope including Miss Mlorenne Davis honoring Miss Nancy Faye Willis at oat diner, a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at Surgien Dressing rooms 1:30 PM, and a June 10 Azalea Garden Club luncheon at Hotel Henry. Also coverage of Tuesday Club party, church youth state meetings, a Joyce Wright birthday surprise dinner, and numerous wedding and visiting guests with names and places across towns.
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Mlorenne Davis
Mise Nancy Faye Willis
Bride
John Cain
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Real Across Production Unit
Azalea Garden Club
Hotel Henry
Miss Wright
Joyce Wright
Douglas Brive Fored
Denman Wiley
M Ross Granks
Marjory Downs
Helen Whatley
Porn Milla Reed
Mes. Brealfura
No Law to Prevent Lodge Organizing
Little Rock June. Attorney General Guy B. Williams said there were no state criminal laws prohibiting the Masonic order from organizing lodges in Miller County Ark Under the same case name as an established Arkansas Lodge the ruling went to Deputy Iras cowing Attorney Dends K. Wile ljons of Vostrkana Apparently the only recourse that the Masonic order may pursue is to file an action in the chancery court to obtain the relief at its members Willians said.
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Little Rock
Guy BE. Williams
Miller County
Ark
Arkansas
Irascowing
Dends K. Wileljons
Vostrkana
Asas
Chancery Court
Willians
Rabbit Marwnville Returns as Boston Baseball Manager
Rabbit Marwnville returns to Boston baseball scene as manager of a Park League team. He resumes duties after a period away, bringing seasoned leadership to the club’s upcoming season.
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Rabbit
Marwnville
Boston
Longue Teum
Men of Draft Age May Join Navy Seabees
Navy seeks men 30 to 60 for shore patrol and 17 to 80 for skilled trades to join the Seabees. Wage scales range from 78 to 126 dollars monthly with extra allowances and medical care. chief party officers earn up to 188.50 monthly. Volunteers ages 18 to 38 may enlist in Seabees or Army Engineers. Navy Recruiting Stations listed in Arkansas cities including Little Rock and Pine Bluff.
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Navy
WM. Wisner
Arkansas
Wis
A. R. Magk
Army
Yorap Metus Navy
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Payetteville
Tonesboro
Blytheville
Helena
Fl Dorado
Tine Bluff
Arkadelphia
Texarkana
Forrest City
Monticello
Russellville
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas wins approval to buy Hot Springs Co
The Arkansas-Louisiana Gas Company received authority from the Utilities Commission to purchase the Consumers Gas Company of Hot Springs for 400000 dollars. It will assume 124000 dollars in outstanding bonds and 200000 dollars in common stock from Central Arkansas Public Service Co and dissolve Consumers Gas Co. No opposition at the hearing. Rates may shift after SE C approval. domestic and commercial charges could move about 2000 dollars annually, with larger industrial changes possible. Completion expected in about 60 days pending approvals.
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Little Rock, Tine
Arkansas - Louisiana Gas Company
Uuilties Commission
Consumers Gas Company of
Hot Springs
Arkansas - Louisina
Central Arkansas Public Service Co
Consumerg Gas Co
J. C. Hamilton
Hamilton
Securities and Exchange Commission
Gus B. Walton
Little Rock
Citizens Electric Co
Hot Springs Water Co
Hot Springs Street Railway Co
Byrnes Denies Any Political Ambitions
Washington reports James Byrnes war mobilization director said he has no ambition to be vice president and would not seek nomination to run in 1944. He noted talks with Senate and House committees about war policy and said Bernard Baruch would advise without pay while discussions with Morgenthau Vinson and Smith addressed future tax policies and a possible president's pay bill.
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Washington
James Byrnes
Yce
Bynes
Senate
House
Bernard M. Baruch
War Industries Board
Baruch
Ghid
Byrnes
Roosevelt
Witness Testimony Emerges in Tulsa Slaying Trial
In Tulsa Oklahoma defense witness Brundred testified he saw Mrs T Karl Simmons attempt entry to room 926 while Mrs Ella B How ned was in room 926. He described hearing a voice say you cant come in here then shots fired as a woman ran to room 1ix. Brundred identified the slain woman as the one who had tried to enter the room. The defense may call Karl Simmons and possibly Mrs Howard as witnesses.
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Tulsa
Okla
Jime
T. Karl Simmons
Ella B. Howned
Worm
F. Brundred
Pasadena
Calif
Mayo Hotel
Simmons
Brundred
Howard
Aluaward
Nic
Brandred
O’. Karl
Pand
Fort Worth
Texas
Crude oil quotas increased in Gulf Coast refineries
Washington June 9 The petroleum administration for war announced today June quotas of crude oil run In 14 gulf coast refineries had been increased to boost district three output of refined products by about 45000 barrels a day. Interior Secretary Ickes said the rise aims to supply semi critical products for jury services amid rising demand. The Petroleum District Three includes Texas Mississippi Alabama Arkansas and New Mexico.
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Washington
Petroleum Administration For War
Gulf Coast
Ickes
Petrol Ovn
Texas
Mississisppi
Alabama
Arkansa
New Mexico
Rev Baggett Speaks to Kiwanis on War, Freedom
Rev Millard Baggett addressed Kiwanis at Tuesday’s luncheon urging unity and perseverance for liberty, comparing life in allied nations with occupied areas and calling for continued bond support. Guests Sgt Russell Hannibal Robin O’Dell and J O Knuckles attended. Claudiunn was welcomed as a new member by Ched Hall.
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Alder
Thirohito
Mussolini
Millard Baggett
Martin Pool
United States
Russell Hannibal
Robin O'Dell
J. O
Knuckles
Claudiunn
Ched Hall
Improper Timagement Blamed for Major Waste, Court Hears
Cement entered the concrete, forms were poorly built causing floors to collapse and require tearing out and remaking at government expense. Hyun argued waste stemmed from timagement while yesterday's testimony linked taxpayer losses to lawyer inefficiency.
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Lawer
Hyun
Argentina in Martial Law and War Interpretation
Fragmentary report notes rapid move toward martial law and war interpretation as events unfold in Montevideo. The text suggests continued coverage of regional tensions and political reactions amid unclear context.
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Montevideo
Lumber Burned in War Plant Construction
Kansas City dispatch reports Truman Senate committee testimony by William V. Ryan of Bolivar Missouri former chief inspector at the sunflower ordinance works claiming daily fires burned 150 truckloads of lumber two thirds unusable at the De Soto munitions plant he estimated 4000 to 5000 feet per truck later revised to 1500 to 2000 feet per truck and said he never saw an Army inspector while serving as chief inspector during seven months on site
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Kansas City
Truman Senate Investigating Committee
Sunflower Ordinance Works
William V. Ryan
Bolivar
de Soto
Kas
Harry & Truman
Dmo
Senate Committee
Ryan
Grien Truman
Army
E. E. Taylor
Argentine cabinet moves toward normalcy after siege rule
A step toward restoring normal conditions is noted as Castilla’s siege state ends, while martial law remains in effect to protect neutrality. The new cabinet aims to terminate martial law amid global calm, citing a clarified Argentine war stance declared by the provisional government yesterday.
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Castilla
Autonomy Principle Cited in Governance Debate
A fragment cites the principle of absolute autonomy of states to set their own standards of government. The quotation frames present discussions on sovereignty and national decision making within a broader constitutional or political context.
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Pilkinton
Dan Dilkimian
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Lincaln Air Base
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Ashdown
J. L. Rogers, Jr
Camp Peary
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Toho Muilding Clark
Gump Livingston
Ganlave
Sil Kenneth Sipe
M Williams
Heirs Presbyter Church
BN. Porter, Jr
Marines Training Station
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University of Milani
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