Social and Personal Daisy Heard editor brief society items
Social and Personal notes from Hope area recount editor Daisy Heard’s column. Calendar lists social events for March including volunteer work, bridge club, Methodist church spaghetti supper, and Mary Lester class gathering. Notices cover engagements, marriage of Alice Jean Willingham in Bay City, and various visits and relocations, with names and towns across Texas and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Syd McMath
Mary Lester
Elizabeth Hendrix
Isle Weisenberger
Helen Bowden
Lyman Armstrong
Mary Louise Keith
C. D. Lauterbach
Augusta Simpson
Syvelle Burke
Mickey Williams
Vivian Cooper
Virginia Atkinson
James Meharty
M. O. Alcorn
Sutton
A. K. Holloway
Marvin Brooks
Howard Byers
Miss Hendrix
Weisenberger
Senate weighs labor costs in farm parity formula bill
Senate may take up a bill to include labor costs in the farm parity formula. A special defense committee hears AFL and CIO leaders on membership raids. Finance committee discusses national service life insurance bills. House starts debate on new tax legislation as military and naval committees open hearings and resume probes into war contractor profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Defense Committee
AFL
CIO
Pinance Committee
Senator Brooks
National Service
House
Military
Naval Committee
Salvage Units Reap Harvest From Sea
British salvage operators are pulling a rich haul from the ocean bed including 18,000 tons of steel from the fire-gutted training ship Caledonian. They recover cargoes ranging from soap to whiskey and even 20 pedigree bulls valued at $260,000, hoisted from a semi-submerged vessel for shipment to South America.
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London
Caledonal
Majestic
Fir of Forth
West Highlands
South America
War Plant Starts 'Stork Service' in Camden
A stork service for war workers is in operation at the RCA Vietor plant in Camden. The unusual program came to light when a worker told his foreman that a stork was hovering over his house.
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Camden
RCA Vietor
County Red Cross Drive Contributors Reported
A quirky notice describes workers helping a wife reach her husband during a plant drive. The foreman jokes about a stork service division while the personnel department uses the plant’s public address system to arrange transport. The wife eventually travels by cab after the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Stork Service Division
Chapter XXII D Bryan Speaks On Quiet Morning
Pat confronts Ed Bryan about the Patrick Stuart triangle as the glider train plans loom. Ed urges restraint, hints Pat may misread love vs. loyalty, and Pat asserts she loves Jimmy Carr more than mere possession. The tension centers on loyalty, perception, and a risky emotional balance.
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Bryan
Jimmy Carr
Pat
Quiet interlude as Ed counsels Pat and Jim
In a tense scene Pat probes relationships among Ed Bryant Jim Stuart and Loraine. Ed argues Captain Jim is consumed by military duties and his own needs. Pat wrestles with her feelings, weighing loyalty and hope as she contemplates the possibility of a future with Jim. The moment ends with Pat torn yet inspired by Ed’s steady wisdom as she awaits lunchtime meetings.
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Pat
Stuart
Atlanta
Jimmy Carr
Loraine Stuart
Loraine
Uncle Sam
Jimmy
Ed Bryan
Elmira
Phoenix
Administration Hand Forced in Post War Talks
Washington March 25. The administration shows signs of yielding to calls for an early Senate vote on postwar policy. Draft proposals aim to replace several pending resolutions with a simple statement of intent to cooperate with Allies and work toward world peace after the war. Critics warn failure to act could signal isolationism and invite Allied misgivings about unified postwar action. The debate centers on timing and scope as leaders draft a concise substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
United Nations
United States
Gillette Dlown
Temple
First Aid Kits Issued to Omaha Police Cars
In Omaha police cruisers all units receive first aid kits to reduce auto fatalities. Officers are told to avoid complex treatment and instead focus on keeping accident victims alive until ambulances arrive.
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Omaha
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daisy Dorothy Heard
First Methodist Church
St. Mark's Auxiliary
Franklin Forton
Edwin Stewart
Cosmopolitian Club
Bay City
Helen Coon
Dallas
Marietta Jacobs
Topeka
Kansas
Robert Whinery
Mr. Whinery
Harry Thipps
Claudia Jarvis
Fort Worth
Floy Stanley
Mary Nell Daniel
Texarkana
McKinney
Texas
Marjorie Snyder
City
William J. Burton
Los Angles
Calif
W. E. Lee
Prescott and
Hope
Burton
South
Charles Bader
Steven Bader
Camp Chaffee, Arkansas
la Fayette Hodnett
Samuel L. Hodnett
Emmet
Arkansas
U. S. Naval Station
Farragut
Idaho
NEW Saenger
Somumecuune
Gloria Ie Ue
Jean
Arse Sa
Roy “Rogers
Rialto
Jinx
Falkenburg
Michele Morgan
Joan of Paris
Barry
Carlson
Congress
The
Associated Press Senate
Young Christus
Jimmy Morsganti
Christ
Veronica
Union City, N. J
Stork
T. IL. Thompson
W. C. Tolleson
J. W. Strickland
Howard Houston
J. G. Collier Will Ed Walte
Bent
Cora Monroe
M. McWilliams
Cashra
John L. Wilson
John Wilson
Tommy Wilson
Will Porter
Ben Edminston
Tom Huckabee
Lee
Brown
Nolen
C. B. Johnston
F.W. Gunter
J. A. Gunter Jr
Leo Grace
C. BE. Barentine
W. H. Gunter
Billy Gunter
J. A. Gunter
William Brummi
Annie M. White
Bob Richards
J. E. Mallory
H. J. Cheser
Co. G. Jones
Hinton Davis
Voneell Pritchett
Kemp Casey
Toll Tatal
Dale Pena
Stuart Dame
Big Ed Bryan
America
Hope's Finest Department Store
Chas. A. Haynes Co
Cannon's
Silk Sox
Mansco Make
Zelan
Chenille
A. Haynes Co
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