Community society notices and wedding in Melvern area
A crowded schedule lists meetings for the Hope Business and Professional Women's Club, Cosmopolitan Club, PEO, Nandina Garden Club, and other groups across Melvern and Prescott with socials, lunches, and postons. A March 22 marriage unites Cpl Paul W. Howard and Miss Oma Lee O’Steen in Melvern, Arkansas, with attendees from Texas and Arkansas. The paper also notes engagements, showers, club reports, and local PTA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettye Biddle
Floyd, Biddle
Rosston
Paul W. Howard
J. A. Howard
Arbitdelphia
Mac 8
Terrell Mullins
Fort Hood
Texas
Howard
Dallas
Cpl
Army
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Summary
Hospital notes list admissions including Br. Carl Brown Ble vins Aella Franks Rt 1 Hope and Mrs Mollie Huckabes Houston. Discharges include Mst James Tyne Gilbert Washington Mrs Hackley Patmos Mrs Graves Rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brown
Blevins
Aella Franks
Rt. 1
Hope
Mollie Huckabes
Houston
James Tyne Gilbert
Washington
Hackley
Patmos
Graves
Rope
Storm Deals Blow to State School System
The Associated Press reports Arkansas tornado damage to 16 school buildings totaling about 1.4 million dollars. Judsonia and Bald Knob districts face term-term closures, credit for months already completed, and possible use of churches for classes. Kensett may reopen temporarily. Insurance and bond-issuing limits complicate recovery as education officials seek temporary aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atkinson
Truman
McMath
Education Department
Judsonia
White County
W. E. Orr
Bala Knob
Bald Knob
John T. Arnold
Kensett
A. B. Bonds
Decision on school equality delayed again in Arkansas
In Little Rock on March 25 the State Board of Education postponed a decision on a policy to equalize Negro school facilities for a second time. A bare quorum attended a four hour meeting and a special session was set for April 24. The board authorized Education Commissioner A B Bonds to ask the legislative Council to study county wide Negro High School centers and revised state aid rules require districts to adopt salary schedules based on training and experience with a minimum term and scale aligned to the 1952 53 budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
State Board of Education
A. B. Bonds
Legislative Council
Quarreling Children and Stepfamily Tensions
Dorothy Dix counsels a mother of two, ages seven and five, on balancing love and rule setting in a blended home. The letter traces sibling rivalry, jealousy toward the stepfather, and the need for shared activities, responsibility talk, and structured home duties to foster cooperation and self discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dix
Tam
Gladys W
Heemuat
Youngeter Wiig
Byrnes to Speak at Delta Council Meeting in Mississippi
South Carolina figure James Byrnes, a strong States Righter, will headline the Delta Council annual meeting in Cleveland Mississippi on May 15. Byrnes accepted the invitation announced yesterday by Maury Knowlton council president. Delta Council coordinates business professional and agricultural leaders in Northwest Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Miss
South Carolina
James Byrnes
Staunch
Delta Council
Clevelland
Byrnes
Maury Knowlton
Perthshire
Dcir
Mississippi
Hope Area Hospital Notes March 1952 Admissions and Births
Hope community hospital diary records admissions and discharges in late March 1952. Names include Mrs Glen D Eley Mrs Horace Williams and family in Hope with births announced for a son and a daughter. Discharges include Charles Cook and Mrs Marvin Watterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pate
Hope
Barbara Smith
Glen D. Eley
McCaskill
Horace Williams
Foreign Policy Big Issue of Campaigns
James Marlow argues that both parties will flood the nation with foreign policy rhetoric as the campaign unfolds. Republicans defend Truman policy while Democrats push a thorough, thoughtful approach. The public may end with a murky understanding, and critics may be more vocal than the administration in defending policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Washington
Truman
State Department
Hha
Communists Lose Members Across Nation, Says FBI Chief
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified before the House Appropriations Committee that Communist Party membership in the United States has dropped about one third in the past year to 31,008 with many going underground, concentrated mainly in New York. He cited fear of investigations and propaganda as factors and named California Illinois New Jersey Minnesota Pennsylvania Michigan among others as remaining hot spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
J. Edgar ‘tHooyer
U.S
Communist Party
Ong
Anydar Agothera
House Appropriations’ Committee
Aéstimany Mada Publia
Congressional
New York
California
Winola
Ohi
New Jersey
Mananahusetta
Minnesota
Dennsylvania
Michigan
Cannes
Heyy Carhimunlag
Soviet military aid and industry drive outlined in new budget
Fragmented text discusses Soviet military aid and industrial expansion, noting budget allocations, training programs, and domestic output. Mentions military equipment, external sanctions, and ties to broader wartime production while unclear details obscure specifics.
Damaged OCR Sparks County Property Loss Report
Fragmentary text describes a major damage event involving county property and an investigation. Names, dates, and precise details are unclear due to poor OCR quality, but references to county, staff, and university experiment station imply an official context and potential liability considerations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hope Business and Professional Women's Club
Lawson Hotel
Prescott
Cosmopolitan Club
Henry Haynes
A. Whitlow
PEO
Hope High School
Cote College
Nandina Garden Club
Bernard Dunn
Jetty Graves
First Methodist Church
Brookwood Brownie
H.O. Kyler, Jr
Miss Kay & Np
Anthony's
Lilac Garden Club
A. E. Slusser
West Ave. C
O. C. Sutton
Christian Men's Fellowship
The
First Christian Church
Garrett Story
Jack Wilson
Emmett Thompson
Lyle Brown
Country Club
Berd
Ceheer Sovitty
BE. QO. Wingfield
Iddict
O'Steen — Thornton
Carl O'Steen
Orha_ Let
Carl Thornton
Misa Oma
Royce Smith
East Avenue C
Oma Lee O'Steen
Lonnie Tullis
Day
Mrs
Troy Greenlee Montesa
Dahlia Garden Club
Troy Greenlee
Rosston Road
Carl Greenlee
Joe Heese
Dewey Baker
Soil
C. C. Coleman
Aay
Harrigan
WECS
Wscs
LaGrone Williams
Circle 5
Bobby Linaker
Herschel’ Patterson
Cargile
Steven’ Bader
Claude Tillery
Willotd Cassidy
Herschal Petterson
Patmos Pta
Brrs
Noel Warren
W. H. Allison
Lester Kent
Mra
Walter Ratclift
Jimmy Griffin
Curtiss Garner
Elmer Brown
Saenger
Me Sullivan
Carloe Murphy
Hagen
KXAR
Audie Murphy
Yvette Dugay
Bagdad
Henry Fonda
Ett
Eovans
Areveport
M. Rogers
U. S
Westwind
Russia
South Boston
Naval Annex
Joseph Stalin
Pears
George Hubert
Worcester
Mass
Attila
Tus Valentino
Winchester
Dorothy DIX
Cin
Dix
T. FP. Smith
J. M. Cliffe
Minden
Zack Stone
R. H. Barr
A. W. Stevens
Baby Ozen
Waymond Teylor
Ronnie Norr Jr
An T
Norima
Washington, D. Cc
Groufa and
Dome
Boltttd
Hlinwelt
Polly
Ingland
Alinaeus Ss
Bell Syndicniv Inc
Groth Beitnin
Fish Islands
Wis
Elaine
Vionn
Aviattlan
Chaohaa Mivnt
Duchy Oullaga
Probaylye
Ased
Tacgeonal Industries
Progue
Raley
Aniatt
Ureghoslovak
Isolde Denved
Tip Industries
Nemy
Adinty
Proliiany
Randol
Amailke
Hyaatouk
Ty Johnson
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