Personal Notices and Campus Drama Unfold in Hope Area
Local notes report visitors including John Paul Sanders in BL Dorada visiting sister Mrs J Proctor Hill and others, with extended stays by Patricia Thomas and more. Chapter excerpts reveal coach Scott Hurd guiding Rossy McAfee toward a possible game with Ike Hill, Tollivar influence, Hannah’s campus rise, and a planned weekend land dispute inquiry.
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John Paul Sanders
Ossy McAfer
Hurd
Ike Twur
Ike Hill
Ile Hill
Southern College
Southern
Hill
New York
Tre
Rossy
Wrose
Florida
Dec Tollivar
Dr. Tollivar
McAfee
Lincoln
State Department struggles over recognition and conquest
The text discusses the U.S. State Department facing issues around recognizing conquered lands and the obligation to address inequities faced by Americans. It notes tensions between policy positions and the need to rectify claims arising from past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fife
State’ Department
United States
Social Calendar and Local Weddings in Hope
Activities include Wednesday bridge clubs at Mrs. Carl Jones home and other social events. Miss Helen Betts and William Grover Johnson wed at the bridge of family home, with Mrs. Leo Robins hosting. Mr. and Mrs. Solnson announce plans after a Louisiana trip. several club meetings and church events noted with attendees and locations in Hope.
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Ewerhuesday
Carl Jones
Clara Lowthorp
Children of the Confederacy
Mary- Ann Lilo
Misa
Lane
Miss Betts
William Grover
Johmson
C Helen Betts
Willian Grover Johnson
Hope
Leo Robins
Thomas Brewster
Envy
Johnson
A. L. Batts
Hape
Arkansas College
University of Arkansas
Hope Public
Dolingon
Grove
Mr. Johnson
Walnut Ridge
Soil ‘Conservation Service
New Orleans
Louisiana
Mes. Solnson
Edgewood
Barlow
Mary Claud Fletcher
Chanter
Eaih
Fletcher
Dean Laseter
Hazel Carpenter
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
Texarkana
Mary Kelpen
Ruth Walker
Blanche Norton
Irene Eliot
Bruce Catton on Congress and Wagner Act Revisions
Washington observers assess chances that House revisions to the Wagner Act may become law if Congress adjourns or is extended. Key moves include AFL leader William Green backing Smith amendments and strategic parliamentary play within the Labor Board and administration. Warns that passage could reshape the board, its structure, and its prosecuting powers.
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Washington
Harting
Congress
House of Representatives
Serenas
Labor Board
House
Senate
Howard Smith
Willian Green
A. F. of L
Whal
Green
Smith
A. PF. of L
White House
Byrnes
South Carolina
Harrison
Mississippi
F. DB. R
Martin
Mary Norton
Congressman Smith
Ife
Willian Leiserson
David Saposs
Many Embassies Have No Country
A leading political feature notes the paradox of embassies in Washington that represent nations dissolved or absorbed by Nazi rule. It details diplomats from Czechoslovakia Poland Belgium and others who retain nominal status while their governments have vanished or been displaced. The piece questions allegiance and recognition as these envoys operate without a home country.
Ambassadors Without a Country in Washington
Washington hosts ministers and ambassadors who represent nations under Nazi shock and wartime upheaval. Many are displaced republics in exile, their governments in London or Berlin, yet still active in U S affairs and receiving status from their appointing states. Some, like Dr Edgar Proenni, teach or wait for freer days as alliances shift and loyalties blur. Meanwhile Pollocki fights anew for Polish independence as old embassies linger in limbo.
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Washington
Benn
Mark
Copenhagen
Dr. A. Loudon
London
Arthur Seyssoinquart
Netherlands
Wilhelm Mun
de Morgenstierne
Norway
Neavals
Edgar
G. Proenni
Wise
Austria
Georgetown University
Mr. Pollocki
Atate
Life saver at 3 Mcfhehson Kansas saves child
In McPherson Kansas a three year old girl Marlene Jeffers and her seven months old sister Marian were alone when Marian fell into a small tub of water. Marlene managed to grasp Marian by the head and pull her to safety, displaying quick action that likely prevented a drowning.
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Tim
Rossy
Dr. Tollivar
McFhehson
Kans
Marlene
Jeffers
Marian
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Robert Chandler Cunningham
Patricia Thomas
Arladelphia
C. O. Thomas
Talbot Feild
University of Arkansas School of Law
J. T. West
Carlene Bruner
Daleenty
Carl Bruner
Whenton College
Wheaton
Mary Jones
Welnesley
Dan Green
Dollan Cargile
Baton Rouge
Jim Cargile
Nolan Cargile
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Suisa
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Houston
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May Rustig
Rex Brinson
Reta Vue
Jean Brinon
Timpson, Vexus
Mrs. Child Johnson
Vena Moses
Lynda Jean, Oly
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Ossy
Sacks Tolliver
Hannah
Judy
Washington, D. C
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Regina Braysie
Wheaton College
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Guy Bayste
Mattie Warwick
Wiley Robison
Robison
Panama Canal Zone
al Robison
Army Medical Corps
Cork Bruner
Mot Springs
Kenneth Spore
Magnolia
Methodist Young Peoples Assembly
M. College
Virginia O'Neal
Mary Stuart Jackson
Ella Joe Edmondson
Maxine Boyette
Jack Crank
Freddie Patton
C. V. Nun Ji
Victor Crane
Janel Harlan Spore
Moscow
Wirsene
First Bayptist
Sune Day School
Faith Hall
Young People’s Department
First Baptist Church
L. F. Higgason
Thomas Brumfield
HANDY
Rialto
Hess
Elenor
Astaire
Saenger
DR. Kinane
Singapore
Pet
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Aps
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Sieiprs
Ripley
Neh! Corp
Pace
Bruce Catton
Sy Bruce Cationnea
Jack S
Innet
Massachusets Avenue
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Alegiance
Vladimir Hur
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Jerzy Fotocki
1Th Street
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Poland
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France
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Paris
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Mamasco
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