Thursday Socials and Community Events Night Lineup
Local clubs plan a social at the American Legion Hut hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Page and others from the community. The Friday March 3 schedule features a Springhill PTA play Mountain Court and a 15 to 25 cent admission. Hope Chapter 328 Eastern Star honors Mrs Ruth Slaten with a banquet at 6 30 preceding 8 o'clock meeting.
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American Legion Hut
Albert Page
John Yocom
Granville Speck
Buddy &Mhoon
L. 8. Tooley
Springhill P. T. A
Mountain Court
Hope Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Ruth D. Slaten
Jviner
Arkansas
Barlow
Gus Haynes
First Baptist Church
Franklin Horton
Alpha Delta Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Elmer Brown
Beryl Henry
Hamilton Hanegan
Lawrence Martin
P. 4. Perkins
Catherine Beecher
Coming and Going at Texarkana Health Conference
Mrs. Inez Turner county health nurse attends a district health conference in Texarkana. Mr Newt Bundy and Mrs Dexter Bailey rush to Boonville as their father Mr Leon Bundy lies seriously ill.
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Inez Turner
Texarkana
Newt Bundy
Dexter Bailey
Boonville
Leon Bundy
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes record the admission of Mrs Harold Marcum to Hope and the discharge of Mrs Thomas Sims.
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Josephine
Harold Marcum
Hope
Thomas Sims
Lonely Hearts Slayers to Die for Crime
Ossining New York March final appeals fail for Martha Beck and Raymond Fernandez in the Drudgeon strangulation murder of Janet Fay. Courts weigh federal relief and gubernatorial commutation as the pair await execution in Sing Sing with other inmates to die in the first quadruple electrocut ion in years.
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Ossining
N. Y
Martha Beck
Raymond Fernandez
Romen
Beck
Fernandez
Sing Sing
Truman Not Interested in Controversies
President Truman shows disinterest in debating administration problems. He canceled his Thursday news conference as he set a Washington course with Navy base visit. Steelman joined the party to liaise with organized labor on mobilization. Harriman arrives with General Graham and Dawson to follow administration concerns amid postwar policy and reconstructions efforts.
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Key West
Fla
Truman
Washington
John. R. Steelman
Naval Submarine Base
Steelman
W. Averell Marriman
Moscow
Harriman
Wallace H. Graham
Florida
South Korea
White House
Donald 8. Dawson
Dawson
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senator Virgil Chapman Dies After Car Crash in Washington
Senator Virgil Chapman of Kentucky died at Bethesda Naval Hospital seven hours after a 3:20 a m crash in northwest Washington. The 45 year old Democrat suffered serious lung and internal injuries. Chapman had served 22 years in the House before winning a Senate seat in 1938 succeeding Barkley. The crash occurred on Connecticut Avenue near the city’s edge.
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Washington
Virgil Chapman
Congress
Kentucky
Wasunjrsfdal-Eta
Chapman
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Connecticutoanue
Adm
M. D. Willeats
News of the Churches Unity Missionary Baptist Schedule
Church calendar listing weekly services and events for Unity Missionary Baptist St Mark's Episcopal First Baptist Our Lady of Good Hope First Christian First Pentecostal Garrett Memorial detailing Friday and weekday activities, choir practice, litany, masses, and organizational meetings.
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ST. Mark’s Episcopal
Gartes T. Cambers, Jr
OUR Lady OF Good Hope
Cress Aid
Andriday
Arkansas Labor Commissioner Reappointed in Little Rock
The Arkansas Senate approved Governor McMath's reappointment of C. K. Call of Little Rock as state labor commissioner. Also approved was Russell Owen of Marked Tree to the Arkansas State College board of trustees at Jonesboro, after a prior McMath nomination was rejected.
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Little Rock
Arkansasn Senate
MacMath
C. K. Call
Russell Owen
Marked Tree
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Owen
Senate
McMath
Kentucky Governor Wetherby Likely to Name Successor
Governor Lawrence W. Wetherby of Kentucky, a Democrat, is expected to designate another Democrat to fill Chapman’s seat until a special election is held, leaving a 48-47 margin in the chamber.
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Lawrence W. Wetherby
Kentucky
Chapman
Indians Vote Under White System For Navajo Election
The Navajo held their first tribal elections under the white man’s system. Over 74 percent of eligible voters cast ballots at 74 polling places across the reservation, with Sam Wkeah defeating Abkerh and others to become tribal chair. Election judges, all Indian, instructed voters in using new ballots showing candidate pictures.
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Patricia Anne Sullivan
Harold M. Stephens
Blevins
the Hope Country Club
James W. Smith
Grandison DB
Royston
Thompson Evans Jr
Grandison. Royston, Jr
Patricia and Sullivan
W. ‘St. Spradling
Herbert M. Stephens
B. L. Haden
New Orleans
W. P. Brunson
Oak Grove
Smith
Vantage Paints
G. D. Royston
Frank R. Johnson
Robert Walker, Jr
W. G. Beene
Jeannie McPherson
Roy Anderson
Henry Fenwick
C. P. Tolleson
E. P. Young, Jr
Floyd Leverett
Mareth
Sam Wkeah
Chee Dodgee
Snes Deerntl
Atkenh
Omenna
John Claw
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Comellia Garden Club
John Wilson
A. B. Tollet
Robert Rider
Hope Country Club
Roy Foster
N. P. Nesbitt
Billie Ann Stephens
J. J. Bruce
W. C. Brown
A. E. Trotter
Coy Nolen
Prescott
Teresa Bonds
Chedster McCaskill
McCaskill
Wells Hamby
Randolph P. Hamby
Launius Collier
Dora Collier
Leo Collier
James ¥. Latinius
el Dorado
Will Fincher
Stamps
Mary Ann Woodul
David Rogers
Arkadelphia
Collier
Ast Main
Circle No
WSCS
J. M. Harbin
P. H. Webb
BE. D. Galloway
Harbin
St. Patrick's
J. J. Honeycutt
D. B. Thompson
Wendell Corey
Richard Martin
Rialto
Audrey Totter
Mao Ry
Lonely Hearts Slayers To Die
Crime
U.S
Indianapolis
Ind
C. HW. Carlton
Emmet
Ark
Lynda Malone
COM & GO
Bernie Hargis
Billy Arnold
Fort Sil
Oklahoma
Olga Anderson
MeMican
Beavil
News of the Churches
Unity Missionary Baptist
Coutas
First Baptist
Woman'a Missionary Society
First Pentecostal
Young People's Service
H. P. Hudspeth
Children’s Church
Eunie Whitten
Garrett Memorial
Dudlea
Comissioner of Labor
Egster
Rephan’s
BAYON
Linda Ja Othar
Phon
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