Frontier Gal gains critics with Rod Cameron spanking scene
Hollywood review notes Rod Cameron in Universal Technicolor frontier drama Frontier Gal. Cameron's rugged persona and a notable spanking scene with leading lady Yvonne De Carlo attract attention, framed as his strongest color-screen performance yet. Supporting cast includes Andy Pevine Fuzzy Knight Sheldon Leonard Andrew Tombes and Bev Simmons. directed by Charles Limonet and produced by Howard Benedict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Iin
Universal
Rod Cameron
Yvonne
Salome
Rod
Cameron
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
Northwest Mounted Police
Hirstrail
Stohe
Holywood
Andy Pevine
Fuzzy Knight
Sheldon Leonard
Andrew Tombes
Beverly Simmons
Charles Limont
Howard Benedict
Salome” de Carlo
Indian Ranee claims widowhood wealth from bone in privy council
In London a titled Indian woman testifies before the Privy Council claiming widowhood and a vast fortune based on a human bone from her husband’s cremation 37 years ago. The Ranee of Ribhabati cites the ashes, a priest, and a Ganges throw as factors in a 25-year legal battle over an Indian domain as large as England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British Privy Council
England
Ranee
Ribhabati
Ganges
Darjeeling
Kashmir
Dacca
Death Train Braking Test Averts Collision
In Naperville Alabama a test simulating Thursday wreck showed a nine car train could be halted before a red signal. Engineer W W Blaine, blamed for the earlier crash, watched as the practice train stopped at a yellow signal about 1 14 miles from the scene and before the red light, with officials and reporters aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naperville
UPI
Burtington
W. W. Blaine
Blaine
Blane
Career Diplomats Defined in State Department Debate
Washington May 2 Career diplomats form the backbone of the State Department though only 820 of 16 000 employees are career diplomats. To be one, a rigid exam must be passed and the officer serves overseas for years. Those who pass become foreign service officers, the career diplomats, while others are auxiliary officers or vice consuls. If appointed vice consul without passing the exam, he is a non career vice consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
State Department
Department
Foreign Service
Congress
Selden Chapin
Service
John L. Bowis
America
Europe
Asia
UNRRA
Lewis
General Motors
Mr. Lewis
Britain
France
Tne
Germany
Reich
R. H. Shackford
United Nations Security Council
Palestine
Moses
Egypt
B.C
U. N. Council
U. N
Soviet Union
Anglo- American Inquiry Committee
United States
Middle East
Security Council
United Nations
London
U. N. Preparatory Commission
U.N. Trusteeship Council
U. S
U.N
K. Khairy
Brooks Opposes British Loan in Senate Speech
Sen Brooks of Illinois declared he will vote against the 3.75 billion dollar British loan calling it a worldwide WPA project that would lower American living standards. He said he is pro American not pro British and aligned with Jesse Jones Leo Crowley and Bernard Baruch in opposition as lawmakers consider blocking the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Washington
Brooks
Senate
Illinois
Jesse Jones
Leo Crowley
Bernard) Baruch
Arkansas Aims for Financial Independence in State Survey
A state survey report says Little Rock and Arkansas are financially independent for the first time, based on Pulaski County data. Frederick L. Deming of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis led the study, with C. D. Brannen of the University of Arkansas Bureau of Research releasing findings. Assets totaling about 111 billion highlight strong liquidity for consumer spending and reconversion, with funds potentially channelable into new enterprises within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Littles Rock
Arkansas Peneally
Frederick L. Deming
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Lois
Pulaski County
C. D. Brannen
University of Arkansas Bureau of Research
Deming
Lidle Rock
Arkansas
Vlain
Rise in Suit Prices Puts OPA on Spot
Washington May 32 M-OPA says it is investigating reports that men s suit prices are rising after removing a delivery restriction blamed for 73 to 80 percent of suits being held from retail. OPA calls the claims surprising and ajustes show some manufacturers pushing price raises 5 to 45 percent while reductions elsewhere are scarce. The agency extends a 30 day deadline for compliance with the average price order, balancing high priced suits with low priced garments for the base period while shipments remain unrestricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Barkley
Betaltie
Senate Banking Committee
GPA
America
Juvenal
Aisellow
First Negro American mother elect for Golden Rule honored
Emma Clarissa Clement of Louisville Ky named the American mother of 1946 by the Golden Rule foundation at Springfield Kentucky after participating in the Mistinet conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church She is a 1 year old mother of seven with deep church ties and multiple notable relatives in education and service including a bishop husband and several prominent children and grandchildren The selection marks her as the 12th mother elect since 1935 and she plans to visit New York for Mother's Day observances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emma Clarissa Clement
Louisville
Golden Rule Foundation
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Sprigfield
Clement
Providence
Aho
Livingstone College
Salisbury
N. C
George Clinton Clement
Priavon
Livingstone
Abbie Juckson
Women’s Home and Foreign Mission
Goorcty
A.mle
Zionehuweh
Rufus BE
Atlanta University
Frederick
A. Clement
West Virginia College
Ruth G Bond
Inter-American Foundation
Maui
George W. Clement
Red Cross
Itatv
James A. Clement
Hood Theological Seminary
Emma C. Walker
Tuskegee
Ala
Institute
Women's Home and Foreign Mission Society
Broadway Temple Church
Sothern Commission of Inter-Racial Cooperation
Kentucky
American Field Army Cancer Society
Kentucky Federation of Women's Clubs
Mary II, Hughes
New York City
Society of Kentucky Women
Arkansas Bar Association Meets Over Judicial Plan
Holl Springs hosts the Arkansas Bar Association annual meeting starting tomorrow with discussion of the state Supreme Court plan for a governing judiciary. The plan would allow circuit judges to be moved as needed to manage duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holl Springs
Arkansas
State Supreme Court
Arkansas Bar Association
Arkansas convention proposal to revise constitution debated
The circuit court docket notes a convention plan to revise the Arkansas constitution under legal consideration. A bar group will hear the proposal, while a taxation clinic ties into a statewide study by the Arkansas Public Expenditures Council. Meanwhile Brazilian offices feature frequent coffee service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Arkansas Public Expenditures Council
Hope Arkansas Proclaims National Music Week 1946
The May 5–11 1946 week is designated as Music Week in Hope Arkansas by Mayor Albert Graves. The proclamation urges organizations schools and citizens to cooperate with the Hope Friday Music Club in observance and to recognize the value of music to the nation and to civic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Albert Graves
City of Hope
Arkansas
Hope Friday Music Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pine Bluff
Howard Gr Elliot
Litle Rock
Clydell
Commercial’ Printing Company
Joe Fong Goney
CAIL
U.S
Coy M. Nixon
Ooey
Cutrell
Elliot
Pulaski County Ail
geThe
Rialto
Kirby Grant
Me Falcowitz
Ieee
Tom Uw Comwan
Martha Macvicar
Mona Maris
S & Plus
Jungle Raiders
Whistler
Richard Dex Bartom Malane
Nina Yale
By James Marlow
Little Bock
Laney
Sen. Brooks
Eugene Ely
Dick Turner
Upson Downs Racing Assn
Sea Place
Dick Tomnee
NEA Bervice. Inc
REG
Fresno
Calif
Leonard Gurara
Ross Dewdney
Guraro
Dewdney
Ouk Wier
Croton
GOPR
U.S. Pat
Eureka
By Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Virginia
Berlin
Walter J. Keating
Keating
U. S. Berelin
Kealing
Salome"de Carlo
Frontier
Andy Devine
Andrew Fombes
Oleuta de Havilland
Yaa Lupino
Haney Coleman
Pant Henried
Sidney Greenstreet
Arthur Kennedy
Dame May Whitty
Alex. H. Washburn
James Thrasher
Hard
Seatle
Sgt. Webster
Fort Lewis
Wash
Evelyn
Minneapolis
Minn
Seattle
Tacoma
North and
South Carolina
San Francisco
Alcatraz
J. A. Johnston
Johnston
al Alcatraz
Saim
Vison
Rocky Stand
Dickerson
Fort Smith
H. Dickerson
Democratic State Committee
Ben Laney
J. , Malone
Lonoke
Virgil Greene
Blytheville
Petit Jean State Park
Faye Powell
Conway
Lake Bailey
Arthur McAmis
State Game and Fish Commission
Miss Powell
Dennis Howard Lybarger
Maior
Farm Group
Agriculture
Anderson
Ovid A. Martinashington
National Farmers Union
Truman
Farmers Union
Am. Truman
Capital Hill
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Organization
Phillip Murray
CIO
Peraraer
William Green
AFL
James A. Patton
Polscies
Patton
Farm
White House
MacArthur
Russell
Tokyo
Ichiro Hatoyama
Japan
Shidehara
Hiroshito
Hatoyama
Liberal Party
Macaarthur
Shigeru Yoshida
Supreme Commander
Hato
Byrnes
Dewitt MacKenzie
Tass
Uncle Sam
Conference of Foreign Ministers
Paris
Russia
Bevin
Bidault
Mouve
Molotov
ULP
Attenton
Chancery Court
Arkansas Library Association
Attorney General's Office
Arkansas Education Association
Attorney General
Fourche River
Secretary of State
Arkansas Highway Department
N. B. Garver
Bellefount
Missouri-Pacifice
Fordyce
Rock Island
Barlow
Helena
Missouri-Pacific
Montrose
Mariama
Garver
Highway Department
Dorothy Hobbs
J.C. Baker
Betty Rankin
Claude Rankin
State Land Office
Betty
The
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Edward Martin
Martin
Pittsburgh
AFL United Mine Workers
al Washington
J. A. Krug
Solid Fuels
Buffalo
Cleveland
Birmigham
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Chicago
Muscatine
Iowa
H. E. Ferguson
Winnipeg
Great Lakes
Stuttgart
Grand Prairie
Col. B. M. Harta
Memphis
W. KE. McClure
Mississippi Valley Association
Harvey C. Stump
Grand Prairie Development Association
Arkansas River
White River
Rice
White Lower
Bayu Met
Marion Crist
Development Association
Bayou Meto
Col. Hurley
Lat
Lee A. Bauchman
Bauchtnangs
Texarkana
Mukden
Penhsihou
Gentu Li-Ming
Penhsihon
Liaoyang
Chou In-Lai
Nanking
Manchuria
Changchun
China
Peipir
Tom Masterson
Yeh Chien-Yin
Chou
General Marshall
Chiang Kai-Shek
Texarkang
Virgil Starks
Homan
Ark
Texa
Starks
Polly Ann Moore
Hth
Paul Martin
Betty Joe Booker
M.T. Ganzuallas
Texas Rangers
Austin
Tex
Rangers
Texas
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Griffin
Miss Moore
Moore
Red River Arsenal
Miss Booker
James & Moore Cleaners
W. Fay James
Hope
Lyle Moore
U. S Army
Walnut Street
P. & FB. Construction Company, Inc
Carlisle
Lonoke County
Petterson
Elly Peterson
Frank Jd. Wills
Natalie M. Wills
Tinsman Manufacturing Company, Int
Tinsman
Calhoun County
Garland Athony
Edwin Anthony
Bearden
W. W. Findley
Khairy
Presbyterian Church
W. H. McMilliam
Arkadelphia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!