Social Calendar and Club Notices from First Presbyterian Church
Social and Personal notes list Circle No. 1 and Circle No. 2 meetings at the First Presbyterian Church with hostesses Mrs. C. Lewis and Mrs. W. Verndon, Circle No. 3 at Mrs. Comer Boyell, and a Mary Circle gathering. The Spiritual Life Group of the First Methodist Church invites all Methodist women to a 4 p.m. meeting. Also noted are a June 21-22 schedule, a Cross Surgical Dressing closure for the week due to repairs, a Coca Cola party honoring Miss Dorothy Henry and guests at her home, and the Lula McSwain Society meeting at Emmet Methodist Church with a reading by Miss Jean Ros and a salad service for 14 members and three guests.
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Cotton Valley
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J. B. Youmans
Coming and Going at Hat Springs and Nearby Visits
Miss Margaret Marshall arrived from Shreveport for a visit with her aunt Miss Maggie Bell and Ike T Bell. Jack Meek joined Mrs Meek and daughter Carolyn for a weekend in the K G McRae home. Guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Ward included WH Pattison and son Dwight, Berti Fogg, and Harold Delaney from Hendrix College. Mrs Besant Billingsley and daughter Mary Frances visited. Marjory Snider returned from Dallas and McKinney. The Allisons hosted W N Slack of Longview for Sunday. After visiting relatives, Pankeys and Cpl Raymond H Pankey returned home. Mrs W E Jones returned to Little Rock. BD Greene of the U S Navy leaves for Washington. Mrs Herbert Arnold and Judy visit Springfield Mo. Finley Ward recovering. expected home in Ashdown. Massey of Heber Springs announce daughter Rebecca Ann born June 14. Lt Clifford Earl Whatley reported to Will Rogers Field June 8 for pilot duty. Cadet Abner D Hervey, Little Rock connection, to graduate soon from Stockton AAF.
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Little Rock and Son
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Camp Maxey
Texas
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Harold Delaney
Hendrix College
Frank Ward
Hunnah
Will Rogers Field
Okla
Clifford Earl Whatley
Db. C. Whatley
Fast Third Street
Army Air Basa
War Department
Brooks Field
Staunch Support of NYA Repealer Asked
Telegram received in Hope from Steve Stahl director of Arkansas Public Expenditure Council notes NYA abolished by house on Bygg committee recommendation. Senate likely to revive. continuation costs taxpayers 56 millions. Urges disapproval and writing Senators Caraway and McClellan. urge others to act at once.
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Hope Today
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Revival Planned at Forrest Hill Baptist Church
A revival meeting will be held at Forrest Hill Baptist Church starting July 25 led by Rev. J. C. Allen and Rev. C. D. Ross of fidaling. The public is invited to attend the services.
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Resident of Shaver Springs Dies Sunday
Mrs. Virgil M. Magland age 66, longtime resident of Shaver Springs, died at her home after illness. Funeral services will be at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Baptist Church of Shaver Springs. Survived by five sons Joe and Sam England of Hope, Virgil and Tom England at Shepeard Field Texas, Leonard England of Fort Hancock New Jersey. three daughters Ada May England A A Smith and Roy Mouser, all of Hope. one brother John Caldwell. three sisters Mrs W of Cloud and Mrs W Nelson of Dallas and Mrs W T Cochran of Antlers Oklahoma.
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Baptist Church
Imperfect Sun Glasses Often Impair Light
The piece warns that imperfect sunglasses can harm eyes, especially when reading. It cites Marsha Hunt noting the importance of testing sun glasses and using special ground dark lenses for readers. It urges immediate checks to protect lifelong eye health. A stray historical note mentions May 25, 1844.
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Italians seek peace as war wears on
Stockholm dispatch reports Italian civilians pression from air raids and fuel shortages push some toward calls for peace or separate settlement. Amid invasion threats, many look to Pope Pius XII for guidance while Rome crowds with evacuees and black market inflation worsens daily life. Italian authorities mobilize labor battalions as Badoglio gains in favor.
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Stockholm
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Aged MOP Agent Dies in Hot Springs
Leon Numainville, 57, a Missouri Pacific passenger and ticket agent in Hot Springs for 28 years, died today. He joined the railroad in 1909 after time at Little Rock and earlier taught at the University of Chile. He spoke nine languages. Funeral is in Hot Springs Wednesday, with burial in St. Louis, his birthplace.
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St. Louis
Sports Roundup and Showman Gunder Iaege Highlight
New York report notes Northwestern U plans July 1 races and discusses Gunder Iaege seeking family visit, calling him a showman despite training hiccups. Mentions rival Hinegg Rice, Chalky Wright draft woes, and guest star John Mooney. Also covers Hal Trosky talking return, Navy and Foxx sandlot play, Jerry Cooper rising fame, and Jimmy Fieweger opting for Navy Midshipmen prep.
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Los Angeles Aims to Enter Pro Football League
Chicago June 21. The NFL plans an eight team season with Boston joining in 1944 and a push to admit Los Angeles. Don Ameche’s LA proposal gains backing from George Marshall who says the league currently has 11 memberships and needs a 12th, ideally Los Angeles, to balance the lineup.
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Don Ameche
Los Angeles
George Marshal
Washington Redskins
Ted Collins
Marshall
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Death by own action or murder plot in Kraik inquiry
Deputy Shaw questions Mrs. Kraik and others about the night Derek Grady died and Margaret Grady’s grandson’s death. He presses for alibi details, hints at a broader plot, and suggests hidden evidence while Mrs. Kraik defends her actions and tries to stay one step ahead. The chapter ends with a looming confrontation.
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Imogene
Tower
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Kathy
Margaret
Clint Mattison
Clara
Ily
Mrs. Kraik
Margaret Grady
Derek
Deputy Shaw
Meor
Sam Shaw
Mrs. Grady
Derek Grady
Golf title and baseball beaning recalled in sports column
Sports Mirror recalls past events with brief notes from AP. Year ago Ben Hogan won Hale America at Chicago with 271, three strokes ahead of Mike Turnes and Jimmy Bob Jones well back. Three years ago Ford Frick settled a beaning incident involving Bob Bowman and Joe Medwick. Five years ago Pinky Higgins set a major league record with 12 straight, surpassing Tris Speaker.
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Hale America
Chicago
Mike Turnes
Jimmy Bob Jones
Ford Frick
Cardinal
Bob Bowman
Joe Medwick
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Pinky Higgins
Boston Red Sox
Tris Speaker
Cleve Hand
Powerful RAF Raid on Nazis Reported in Europe
London reports British raids on southwest and north Germany last night with Swiss dispatches noting heavy bombing near Constance and tremors felt across Switzerland. Daylight bomber waves resumed pressure on the continent while a 90 minute silence at Kahindborg in Denmark hinted another raid on northern Germany.
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AP to File Affidavits With Court
The Associated Press prepared to file more than fifty affidavits in federal court opposing a government summary judgment in the antitrust case against the AP. Chicago Tribune, a co-defendant, would file affidavits as well and answer the charges seeking to open AP membership to all who can pay. Frank Noyes, former AP president, argues a mutual cooperative nonprofit structure is needed to avoid bias and preserve press freedom and prevents private control or government regulation.
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Tight American League pennant race narrows standings
The 1940s era context shows eight teams within eight games one third into the season. Yankees and Senators split a doubleheader while Cleveland and Boston climb. White Sox slide, Browns win crucial games. Phillies and Reds shift in the National League as standings tighten.
Pirates and Phillies Reach Key Standings In Doubleheaders
The Pirates defeated the Phillies in two games 13-7 and 7-0 with a seven run seventh inning and a three hit pitching gem by Schoolboy Rowe who also hit a batter. Brooklyn beat New York 8-7 in ten innings as Augie Galan drove in the deciding run. St Louis trimmed Chicago in a doubleheader, first game 10-9 amid a ten pitcher effort, second game shortened to five innings for a Cubs win.
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Chicagoan Repeats in Tennis Match Win
Detroit June 21 Chicagoan Meyer Greenberg defeated Talbert of Cincinnati in a four set final to join Bill Tilden Bitsy Grant and Bobby Riggs as repeat National Courts Tennis Title holders. Greenberg, 22, downed the 5th ranked Talbert 0 1 4 6 3 6 3 after dropping only one set in six matches along the path to the title.
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Conqueror
Congress Briefs: War Department Bill Advances in House
In Washington today the Senate is in recess while the House acts on a 1.5 billion dollar War Department appropriation bill. The Supreme Court meets to issue or review decisions as part of its schedule.
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