Community Groups Schedule Meetings and Birth Announcement
Brookwood P T A meets at 3 pm with speaker Miss Beryl Henry. Paisley P T A also meets at 3 pm for its regular session. Mrs Nathan Harbour speaks on The Progressive Mind in the World of Tomorrow. An executive board session precedes the meeting. Azalea Garden Club gathersThursday at 2 pm hosted by Mrs George Newbern. Senior Girl Scouts host tea at Mrs FE F McFaddin’s home 4:30 to 6 pm Thursday. Iris Garden Club hosted by Mrs Tolleson Tuesday. Holly Trail plan approved to plant two holly trees on the highway. Delegates to Judging School chosen for March 27-28 in Rock. New members Mrs Paul Raley and Mrs R L Gosnell welcomed. Births include James Weldon Brooks Jr born March 9 at Julia Chester hospital. father served aboard a Pacific submarine.
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Brookwood P.T.A
Beryl Henry
Paisley P.T.A
Nathan Harbour
Hope Iris Garden Club
C. P. Tolleson
M. M. McCloughan
Tolleson
A. A. Holbert
Arkansas
FE. O. Wingfield
the Rock
Paul Raley
R. L. Gosnell
C. M. “Gee
Maude Hamilton
E. M
James Weldon Brooks
Brooks
James Weldon, Jr
Julia Chester Hospital
Fern Stephens
Blevins
Pacific
Cadet Nurse Audrey Galloway Visits Mother in Little Rock
Mrs. Lee Galloway of Route receives cadet nurse Audrey Galloway from Baptist State Hospital in Little Rock visiting family. Reverend and Mrs. Eugene Moore depart Tuesday for Ft Worth after brief visit with Mr and Mrs Sidas Sanford.
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Kenneth Hopping
Little Rock
Hope
Hopping
Associated Press Bureau
Texarkana
Audrey Galloway
Baptist State Hospital
Mrs
Lee Galloway
Everend
Eugene Moore
Ft. Worth
Mr. Moore
Mrs. Sidas Sanford
S Sgt Chas Bryan Arrives Safely in England
A communique to relatives confirms S Sgt Chas. Bryan arrived safely in England. Hospital Notes Mrs Leslie Purtle, who underwent an operation at Julia Chester hospital on Tuesday, is reported as doing nicely and friends will be pleased to know.
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Chas. Bryan
England
Leslie Purtle
Julia Chester Hospital
Cereals Add Protein to Menu
Nationally syndicated column highlights using cereal flakes to boost protein in meals. Recipes include a Family Special Casserole with spiced pork loaf and corn flakes and a Baked Fish Loaf combining flaked fish with bran or wheat flakes, parsley, onion, sour cream, milk and lemon juice.
Polish Composer Frederic in Paris as Letter Sends Friction
Jozef Elsner debates how to reach Frederic Chopin in Paris where Mlle Konstaneczja Gladkowska arrives with news of home and asks for help. Liszt’s note contradicts Elsner about Frederic’s whereabouts while Poland’s unrest fuels urgency for aid through concerts or begging.
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Konstancja
Jozef Elsner
Frederic
Monsieur Jollett
Monsieur
Mlle
Konstanecja Gladkowska
Monseiur Jollet
Gladkowska
Monsieur Joliet
Paris
Poland
Pleyel Et Cie
Mademoise Elle
Madame
Monsieur Chopin
Nohant
Madame Sand
Mlle. Gladkowoska
Mademoiselle
Mile. Gladkowska
France
Humph
Franz Liszt
Revision of Voting Laws Accomplished
A review of the 55th Arkansas legislature notes major changes to voting. Key measures include separate federal and state primaries, a soldier voting system, and the Jones bill requiring sponsor names on political ads. Four primaries will occur in July and August. bills passed to separate elections and set party voting qualifications amid debates over Negro voting rights and election procedures.
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Sheila Singleton
Little Rock
Maroh
55Th General Assembly
Arkansas
Moore
Trussell
Laney
Democratic Party
Texas
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
Linder
Walter W. Raney
McCrory
Soldier Vote Committee
Raney
O. E. Jones
Secretary of
C. G. Hall
Rep
W. H. Abington
Tom Kidd
Tarver
Meal plan menu entry with varied dishes and beverages
Tomorrow’s meals list breakfast with tomato juice oatmeal and cinnamon toast. Lunch features a dried lima bean casserole with salad rye bread and margarine. Dinner offers a family special casserole baked sweet potatoes green beans and apple chiffon pie with coffee and milk.
Arkansan push to appeal to people ends with no Senate passage
The 55th Arkansas General Assembly adjourned with few bills crossing chambers. Abington criminal penalties failed in the Senate after House approval. Three milder enabling measures passed the Senate but died in the House. The Christian American Organization vows to appeal to the people, asserting they hold the sovereign power.
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General Assembly
House
Senate
Arkansas
State
Sidney Hillman
John L. Lewis
Christian American Organization
Bible inspiration affirmed by Hope Arkansas minister
Waymon D. Miller of the Church of Christ argues that the Bible is God breathed and inspired. He cites scripture from Matthew Peter and Paul to support belief that apostles spoke as moved by the Holy Spirit and urges reverent obedience to its commands.
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Webster
God
Peter
Paul
Tim
Theopaeusus
Adam
Waymon D. Miller
Church of Christ
5Th and
Grady Streets Hope, Arkansas
Five Square Miles of Osaka Destroyed in New Raid
In the Osaka fire raid 21st Bomber Command says over 300 B 29s dropped more than 2 300 tons of bombs over a 19 to 25 square mile area. The attack blackened factories and housing, burning wood and plaster blocks as Lt. Joseph R. Carroll described the scene. Japanese claims some planes were shot down while three crews reached Iwo Jima.
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Valens
Guam
Osaka
Japan
21St Bomber Command
Tokyo
Nagoya
New York
Manhattan Island
Jersey City
Joseph R. Carroll
RFD 6
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas S. Power
Ft. Worth
Tex
Iwo Jima
Toyo
Statement signed by leadership released locally
The document was signed by Chairman Lewis Valentine Alrey, Secretary-Treasurer Van Muse and Associate Director Val Sherman and released here by Sherman, detailing the organization’s position or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Valentine Alrey
van Muse
Val Sherman
Sherman
Less Meat in Sight for Civilians
Washington reports the administration faces a clash over dwindling food supplies as it weighs cutting civilian rations to honor foreign commitments and lend-lease needs. A special committee led by Leo Crowley may send the decision to President Roosevelt, aiming to avoid harming international relations amid wartime planning.
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Ovid
A. Martin Washington
War Food Administration
WFA
War Department
Leo T. Crowley
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
M. K. Bennett
FEA
Strikers in Studios Defy Union Guidance Amid Walkout
Hollywood workers led by Herbert K. Sorrell refuse to return to work despite calls from L. P. Lindeloff of the international painters and decorators union. Sorrell vows to win the strike, aligning with War Labor Board arbitration as the walkout threatens thousands of theaters nationwide.
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Hollywood
Herbert K. Sorrell
Conference of Studio Workers
L. P. Lindeloff
International Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America
Sorrell
Lindeloff
Indianapolis
Painters’ Union
War Labor Board
The
International
AFL
Lindelhoff
Food Focus Shapes Relief Claims In FEA Lend Lease Context
The Food and Economic Administration outlines how lend lease and foreign relief claimants are represented within its relief programs. Officials discuss eligibility criteria, processing steps, and the claim submission timeline under the wartime relief framework.
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FEA
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Azalea Garden Club
George Newbern
Kelly Bryant
Chas. O. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
Mr. H. E. Thomas
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Rial
Edward Everett Horton
Louise Allbritton
NEA Service, Inc
Mile
Duchess of Orleans
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Adv
Bob Elmore
Hope, Ark
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
N. Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Texerkena
the Gipsy
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