Social and Personal Notices from Daisy Heard List
Social and Personal column notes editor Daisy Dorothy Heard reports on social events and visits. Mentions include a June social gathering of the W. S. C5 executive boat group, birthday celebrations for a Mr. Shine and guests, performances by Mops and Slaford, and attendees such as Bobby Ponder and Jiminy Pandex. Also lists trips to Hot Springs, St. Louis, and a funeral attendance for Clifton Ingram with relatives from Prescott, Ruston, El Dorado, Covington, and Shreveport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Shufard
Jintie Shurel
Stlernann
James Ane
Mops
Slaford
Ted
Chvot Billis
O. Latek
M Lonte Abram
Bennie Jean Edminston
Betty Sue Ehuinston
Bethy Smig Varter
Marbara
Jean Brigit
Anita Copeland
Naomi Ruth Bruner
Gharrotte
Anne Mobbs
Nelin
Franees Mullins
Vithinia Abram
Baby Sne
Rob McPherson
Jerry al Dhel
Richard Broner
Clifton Ingram
Bustrop
Sam 'E White
Orin Silsworth
Clark White
Prescott
V. M. Davis
M. M. Smuth
Ruston
Abner Ingram
el Doride
Ray Ingram
Covington, Ga
John Winnberry
Shreveport
Arkansans Graduate From Gulf Coast Navy Training Centers
Communiques note Winfred Huckabee rejoining his company in Tennessee while Lt Theodore M Jones attends Antcraft Artillery School in North Carolina. Among Arkansans graduating last week from Gulf Coast centers at Hondo and San Marcos Texas are Lt Tulie E Spillers 26 son of Mr and Mrs B L Spillers Hope and Lt Jack P Simpson 25 son of Mr and Mrs P C Simpson Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. P. Young
St. Louis
Municipal Opera
Rosemayle
Cyl
Winfred Huckabee
W. B. Huckabee
Jneuvers
Tennessee
Theodore M. Jones
South Pine Street
Hope
Antcraft Artillery School
Camp Digis
North Carolina
Arkansans
Gulf Coasting Center
Hondo
San Marcos
Texas
Tuli E. Spillers
B. L Spillers
East 1H
Jack P. Simpson
Boo Erst Etny Street
Prescott
P. C Simpson
Green Lawn Street
Preselt
Coming and Going in Dyersburg Army Base Life
Mrs Jammes G Martindale at home while Captain Martindale serves at Dyersburg Army Air Base spends Sunday in the city. Mrs Martindale elected president of the Army Officers Woes club at the base. Janet Lemey of Florida was weekend guest of her parents. Mrs Spraying and Mrs Chivis visit from Monroe. Mr Martindale departs for Lille Reek to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jammes G. Martindale
Captain Martindale
Dyersburg Army Air Base
Migs
Janet Lemey
Dorada
Hide
Mrs
Wo OK
Lem Dey
Go to Work Call Sparks Coal Field Resumption
In the Appalachian coal regions miners return to duty spurred by a widespread go to work movement led by UMW locals. Officials report most soft coal and many bituminous and anthracite fields plan renewed production to support war needs, with Pennsylvania showing notable resistance but many miners preparing to resume. District leaders expect large scale restart nationwide despite some opposition. The Roosevelt Labor Board and wartime measures drew criticism from some spokesmen. The Norway coastline fact appears misplaced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pillsburgh
United Mine Workers
UMW
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Hainois
Kentucky
Alabam
Ohio
Virginia
Dist Ic 29
Nick Alelo
Alello
William Alizzared
District 17
Logan
W. Va
Roosevelt
Extension of Plan to Save Oil and Gas
Washington reports Roosevelt proposes extending the interstate compact to conserve oil and gas for ten years starting September 1 1943. Governors of Kansas Oklahoma Texas Colorado New Mexico Arkansas Louisiana and Kentucky signed the extension with Congress’ consent. The pact, first executed in 1935, aims to promote state conservation legislation and collaboration among oil producing states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rooosevelt
Reife
Kans
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
Kentucky
Conness
Congress
Kansas
Tas
Akkansas
Minois
United States
Count Fleet set for Arlington Classic on July 24
The swift brown thoroughbred Count Fleet is slated to compete in the Arlington Classic at Arlington Park on July 24 as part of his upcoming campaign. The race at the notable Chicago venue aims to showcase Count Fleet's speed and form ahead of further assignments this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Count Fleet
Speedy Brown
Arlington, Park
Second Summer School Term Opens July 5 At Bon om High
James H. Jones announces a five week second term of summer school starting July 5 at Bon om High School. The program offers Typing Shorthand Business Arithmetic Business English American History World History English I II III IV. Tuition is required in advance and more classes may be added if enrollment justifies it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Jones
Bon. Om
Sinden
Byrnes Heats Up War Agencies as White House Clears Paths
OWM Fails continues as Byrnes asserts indirect control over the home front through polite inquiries that spur agency action. Weekly board meetings are formal, with Byrnes, Vinson, Stimson, Knox, Nelson, Hopkins, and adviser Baruch shaping policy. The article notes Baruch’s informal influence and Jones and Cohen as aides, amid broader wartime shifts. The soil of Manchukuo is among the richest in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
Legset
Wonderstood
OWM
Astwig
White House
Fred M. Vinson
Stimson
Navy
Knox
Donald M. Nelson
War Reduction Board
WPB
Harry Hopkins
Bernard M. Basuch
War Industries
Baruch
Marvin Jones
Ben Cohen
Thomas
Tommy the Cork" Corcoray
New Deal
Crime Gone Quietly: A Murder Mystery Unfolds
In a tense chapter, Derek Grady and Biven Margaret are revealed as victims of an overdose and a staged scene. Protagonist T battles with fear, constructs a fragile alibi, and regroups after a police pursuit, as Deputy Shaw confronts the group about the gun and a wallet tied to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek Grady
Derek
Biven
Margaret
John
George Baker
Clint Mattison
Middleton
Murder charges for Mrs Kraik in trilogy murder case
Deputy Sam Shaw arrests Mrs Michael Kraik for the alleged murders of Derek Grady and Margaret Reilly, with accusations she used sleep aids and staged a break in to conceal the crime. The conversation reveals suspicion over a granddaughter delivering funds and alleged alibis tied to a governess. The case unfolds as clues suggest intimate family involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derek Grady
Shaw
Connie
Yan
Margaret Reilly
Michael Kraik
Sam Shaw
Devel , Grady
German-Born Spy Lehmitz Arrested in New York City
Justice Department announces Ernest Frederick Lehmitz was arrested in New York on charges of gathering espionage information for Germany. FBI says letters to German intelligence described New York harbor shipping, troop and convoy movements, and an aircraft factory. Lehmitz, a US citizen born in 1886 in Hamburg, used fictitious names and addresses in hope of avoiding identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehmitz
Conray
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Norfolk
Newport News
FBI
Conroy
Australia
England
Africa
Coney
Washington
Justice Department
Ernest Frederick Lehmitz
New York City
Germany
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Europe
New York Harbor
TBI
United States
Brooklyn
Hoover
Hamburg
Tompkinsville
Staten Island
N.Y
Cuxhaven
Department
Lebmitz
Tehmitz
Lenmit
Richmond County
Prospective Canners to Meet Tuesday
All Bers wns inerested in using the High School Canning Center during sunnier months are reminded of an important organization meeting to be held at the Home Economics Cottage Tuesday June 29 at 9 30 a m The purpose is to make a working schedule for the canning center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Supreme Court cases feature family support and property disputes
Witnesses recounts and court orders cover back payments of 1077.60 to a former secretary, more child support, and transfer of assets. Other rulings involve executor negligence over 10,000 note, property assets, and litigation over land in Miller and Columbia counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
el Dorado
Miller
Miller County
C. M. Blocker
Adolph Scherer
Scherer
Blocker
Supreme Court
Louisiana Line
Sulpher River
G. W. Bishop
Ruth Scherer
Fannie Sanders
Columbia Chancery Court
Wade Kitchens
Magnolia
Columbia County
Miller Grissom
Grissom
Carroll Chancery Court
Effie Looney
Green Forest
W. R. Swot
Swot
Looney
Pope
J. H. Harkey, Jr
John K. Sewell
Pope County
Ships Sunk by RAF Bombers report update
London dispatch says RAF bombers sank two enemy ships off the Dufen coast and beached another, with three more ships left at sea. Mosquito squadrons hit airports and railways in France as Typhoon and Hurricane groups attacked a convoy, while Cherbourg boat targets and two railway yards were struck. One RAF plane was lost. German claims of nine downed were disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Daniel
London
Brittelli
France
Air Ministry
Dufen
High Command
Cherbourg
Germany
Ruhr
Western
RAF
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Daisy Dorothy Heard
W. S. C5
Pheer Molhallist
Chiereh
Ehitket
TL O'Douk
ATL
Mee
The
University of Arkansas Medical School
Frances Truett
Gwendolyn Urrey
Hot Springs
Ila Rhea Cox
Fran Mitehengs
Mrs. Lasey Simpson
Faye Hearn
Texarkana
GC. G
Texar
W. TN
Chivis and
Duphton
Monroe
Davis
MG Reaves
Josephine Helves
Martindale
Lille Reek
Moraline
NEW Saenger
Rialto
Jay
Jane Withers
Young America
Tracy
Norway
New York
Norman Novell
Manchaukuo
Liston
Kathy
Deputy Shaw
Walter
I O
Mattison
Rene Ryerson
Mart
NEA Service, Inc
Leslie Brooks
Rin Safer
AYDS
C. Fr. van Hoover
Cox Drug Co
Hope, Ark
Cook’s
White Star Laundry & Cleaners
Phong
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