Community notices list March events and meetings
A long list of clubs and groups in March including Iris Gardens Pilgrimage Tea March 11, United Council of Church Women in Little Rock March 10, many PTA meetings at Garland Oglesby and Brookwood, DAR, PWA, WSCS and garden clubs with dates March 7 12 16. Activities cover meetings demonstrations and school programs with names of hosts and speakers.
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Hope Iris Gardens
Iran
United Council of Church Women
Bey
Litte Rock
IP Hope Council
ATL
L. H. West
First Christian Church
Weekend visitors from Houston and Waldo
Mrs Carlee Watson and son Jim visited relatives in town over the weekend along with Mr and Mrs R S Watson and sister Ruby Osburn. Mr and Mrs Chris Phillips from Waldo joined Mr and Mrs D B Evans for a weekend gathering.
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Carlee Watson
Jim
E. Marks
Houston
Texas
R. S. Watson
Ruby Osburn
Mrs
Chris Phillips
Waldo
Mrs. D, BE. Evans
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Mixed Local Names
The hospital log lists admissions and discharges including Trinia Gilbert from Washington Route 1 and Charles Adkins from Hope. Others admitted include Prank Rogers of Hope while discharged patients include James Morrow and E G Narvell. List shows residents from Hope Washington Dallas Lewisville and Broken Bow with several no longer in care.
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Trinia Gilbert
Washington
Rt. 1
Charles Adkins
Hope
James Ent
Dallas
Texas
James Morrow
Oscar Odell
Emmet
Pipa Smith
Prank Rogers of
E. G Narvell
Dorothy Plumley
Lewisville
Olm Anderson
Broken Bow
Okla
Pioneer mother and modern housewife contrast in labor role shift
The piece argues the pioneer mother set a standard of self reliance while the modern American housewife multitasks as executive, bookkeeper, and caretaker. It notes women must study both engineering and domestic science, handle repairs, manage family needs, and juggle roles from cook to chauffeur, revealing tension in homemaking.
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Pichter Mather
Het Tan
Efiairman
Moody
Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Indecent Publications
A reader asks if adult readers can be harmed by sensationalist magazines and how to handle a spouse drawn to indecent material. Dorothy Dix suggests supporting suppression bills, warns of warped values, and offers marital tips to improve affection and home life while noting the limits of censorship.
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Miss Dix
Acare
Lev
B.S
Pat
Til
Jess Fine
Dew Stein
Unis
Markets at St Louis Livestock Yard Report
USDA market summary shows hogs up to 25 cents higher with weights 190 to 270 pounds trading around 20.78 to 21.00 per cwt. Cattle and calves total about 5000. steers and heifers steady to higher for good and choice, cows 14.00 to 16.50, vealers 11.00 to 21.00. Sheep receipts near 900 with lambs active, 22.50 to 24.00 for heavy lambs, up to 28.25 for small lots.
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St, Louis
Louis
USDA
Weiglis
Cubis and Utility
Communist leaders pledge enduring Sino Soviet unity
Pravda reports Vassif Kuze netsos and Min, a deputy foreign minister and labor experts, praising Chinese Russian Communist solidarity. Mao Zedong and Ho Chi Minh vow to follow Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, claiming indestructible friendship and readiness to crush imperialism.
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Vassif
Kuzenetsos
Min
Sipceme
Chinese Can Munist
Communist Party
Pravda
Felendahip
Solidarity
Pussian Communist Party
Caminte Malenkov
Caminde Stalin
Comunissm
Sovinsk
Morel
Statin
Malenkoy
Nie Gucceesoy
Milenkovy
Stalin
Ae Leadser
International Communist Mmovement
Mao
Chie Minh
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Peiping” Newsepaper People's Daily
Peiping Radio
Communiste
Callapse
Maa
New York Stocks Slide After Early Steady Start
The New York Stock Market eased from an initial calm as traders avoided big commitments. Industrials like alkers and chemicals showed weakness while rails and radio TV issues mixed. cotton futures remained steady with late afternoon prices up about 35 cents, and grain and produce cash quotes listed various wheat and oats prices amid steady butter and wholesale parity bids.
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New York
Alcers
NEW York Cotton
Ammunition Debate Shapes War Era Meeting
A distorted report shows a closed meeting where Wilcon officials denied Van Pleet’s charges and suggested eight more to five phase in Korea is under review by top military readers. Wilson stated the ammunition necessary supports a type of operations, while the public statement remained cautious.
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Wilcon
van Pleet
Wilson
Imaeting
Gonia
Cherry Tax Plan Seeks 100 Percent Property Valuation Shift
Senate debates a wide tax reform proposal by Cherry to tax property at full market value and cap rates at five mills. It would prohibit state property taxes and create a state board with power to enforce new assessments, with budgets approved annually by counties cities and districts. The bill, passed 20 to 9 in the Senate, moves back to the House for concurrence after Bearden’s push to recoil. Opponents urged voters to demand assurance that the state would not arbitrate property taxes before approving.
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Selony
Milage Linia
Guy Jones
Conway
General Assembly
Jones
Len. James
PR Baker
West Helena
Chopry
Leffel Gentry
Little Rock
Gentry
Senate
Cherry
Bearden
Jonas
Cheney
Gold Beardon
The
Sun
Proposals for State Government Reforms Highlighted
A draft agenda outlines limits on governor terms and political activity, penalties for violations, and reform ideas. It also suggests extending the biennial legislature, raising pay, and funding for municipal worker pay plans. A long list of constitutional amendments and procedural changes is discussed, with debate over which to approve.
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Tom Page
Barly
Stality
Ulbright
Soviet Zone
Stalin
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