Hope Band Meeting Postponed and May Society Notes
Society notices from Hope include postponement of the Hope Band meeting set for May 1 to May 3, with multiple clubs and circles meeting across May 3 4, including Gardenia Garden Club at Mrs Leonard Ellis home and Circle 3 at First Christian church. The week features pot lucks, studies, and choir rehearsals for the May Music Festival with many hostesses and leaders named.
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Hope Band
Meters
Gardenia Garden Club
Leonard Ellis
Charles Wylie
The
First Christian Church
al Park
William Stephenson
Ed Perceil
Gladipe Morris
Wair Payle
Hope
B. ©. Hyatt
Tonday Music Club
Mandalay
Victor Herbert
Hyatt
Ruth Hamilton
Faminy High
My Ero
Helen Marshall
Marshall
Rogers
Kiwanis Club
Rae Cox
B. L. Rettig
Dewey Carmo
Cline Franks
International Christian University
Japan
Hope Council of Church Women
Fellowship Hall
Oliver Adams
Nettie Dinkins
Wm. P. Hardegree
Circle No. 3
Q .W. Amos
WSCS
Elie 4
First Methodist Church
C. W. Amos
Ruc
Wait
P. H. Webb
2. D. Galloway
Nashville
Barlow Hotel
Council of Church Women
Webb
Circle 4
Madie Ethridge
Sam Warmack
God
China
India
Africa
Latin America
D. B. Thompson
Sarah
J. M. Harbin
Moses
Cielo
Hoover Plan 25 Percent May Be Carried Out
Washington May 3 P j It is almost a year since the Hoover commission made its last recommendation for reorganizing the government About 20 per cent of the recommendations have been carried out. Before quitting in 1950 congress may approve more but not all. The commission finished work in June 1949 and made 18 reports and 288 recommendations.
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Washington
Hoover Commission
Congress
Hoover
Truman
Myr
Department of Welfare
Federal Security Agency
U. S. Employment Service
Department of Labor
Bureau of Public Roads
Commerce Department
Post Office Department
Civil Service and Maritime Commissions
National Security Council
National Security Resources Board
Civil Service
General Services Administration
State Department
Labor
Aguirins
Labor de
National Labor Relations Board
Robert, Denham
Aft
Ohio
Denham
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Names Patients
Hospital notes show Julia Chester admitted with awaiting details. Mrs Cleve A Mainit Lon, McCaskill, Mrs Pred Russell, Roger Clinton, Hope appear as admitted or referenced. Discharged include Karen Shepard and FPatiius.
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Julia Chester
Cleve A. Mainit Lon
McCaskill
Pred Russell
Roger Clinton
Hope
Karen Shepard
Fpatiius
Mischarged: Local Names Reflected in Court List
A fragmented OCR list shows individuals including Jinvnie Milley Hope and Mrs Clyde Parks Lewisville along with others like Mrs Jack Simpson Hope and Bobby Marvell Hope. The unclear text appears to be a roster or mistyped names tied to addresses Rt 1 Hope and similar.
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Jinvnie Milley
Hope
Miss Phau Brown
Clyde Parks
Lewisville
Jack Simpson
Hove
Bobby Marvell
Falling in love and a troubled nursery night
Clemency Norton, awaited by Piers Amberley, faces the strain of family tensions as Baba in the nursery catches a chill after windows are left open. Jon Amberley, Syrie, and Louisie add friction while Clemency reassesses love and duty amid a fragile household.
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Mir Donle
Clemsick
Onda Roby
Allgaily
Clemency
Jon Mant
Clemency Ie
Syrie
Synne
Jon
Louisia
Baba
Louisie
Piers
Louilie
Plere
Plero
Jon Amberley
Tye
Letters from Hope and Hempstead County Red Cross drive notes
A 1950 letter from Reedlully F.C. Crow thanks volunteers and contributors to the American Red Cross fund drive in Hempstead County Arkansas, noting 1949 contributions were high and urging others to donate via Annie Jean Waller at Hope City Hall. The item includes a second fragment about veterans’ insurance and civil service reforms for the post office.
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the Star
American Red Cross
Hope
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Annie Jean Waller
Hope City Hall
Police Raid N Y Office of Gambler
New York May 3 Up The district attorney raided the Park Avenue office of millionaire gambler Frank Erickson, seizing betting papers after his Senate committee admission of running a 12.5 million dollar yearly illegal bookmaking operation. No arrests were made. Erickson and his lawyer witnessed the search as aides planned to review contents for possible prosecutions. The office, listed under his brother Leonard J. Erickson, houses files on horse racing and other sports betting.
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New York
Park Avenue
Frank Erickson
Erickson
U. S. Senate
Manhattan
Frank Hogan
Isol Gelb
Gelb
General Sessions
Joh A. Mullen
Hogan
Park Avenua Theater
Jv Leeonud
J. Erickson
Invast Himents
Senator OConor chides business on spending pressure
Senator OConor of Maryland scolded businessmen before the U S Chamber of Commerce for pressuring Congress with spending demands. He warned such pressure threatens solvency and urged drastic federal spending cuts to avert a fiscal collapse, citing the 1 5 billion rivers and barges bill as an example of outsized projects.
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Washington
O'Conor
D-Md
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Cotton Ginnings Show Slight Increase in 1949 Crop
Washington reports final ginning figures for the 1949 cotton crop totaling 15,907,646 running bales or 16,27,083 bales of 500 pounds gross weight. The 1948 crop registered 14,580,279 running bales and 14,888,269 bales of 500 pounds gross. Final figures exceed preliminary by 7,144 bales. A stray sentence notes a whale would draw quickly if deprived of air.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bates
Senate Eyes Action on Kefauver Crime Probe
Washington May 3 Senate moves toward action on a Kefauver crime probe resolution calling for a $150,000 inquiry. The push, first proposed in February, faced delays as Democratic Leader Lucas clashed with opponents over timing. The plan seeks a five member special committee to probe organized crime and its influence on law enforcement.
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Washington
Senate
Kefauver
D-Tenn
Lucas
Ilinois
Do Aonell
R-Mo
Donnell
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Judge reports attempted break-in to office amid probe
Circuit Judge Roy Danuser says someone tried to jimmy his office lock in what may be linked to a six week old investigation of alleged gambling and liquor violations in a dry Hot Spring county. Danuser says he has impounded official records and key documents at his home.
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Danuser
Roy Danuser
Hot Spring
State board to hold inquiry on loyalty case
McCarthy era notes show a board will reconvene to review a loyalty case as Allen B. Moreland, a service officer, confirms the date remains to be set amid renewed questions of disloyalty and Communist ties in a pressured political climate.
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Washington
Ictus
Ionth
John
Allen B
Moreland, Coun
Accina
McCarthy
Fni
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Society
Girl Scout
Hope City
DeAn Civic Club
DeAnn Lilac Club
Pat Clehmne Whater
UDC
Alvah S. Williams
South Elm Street
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Mit
Ie Fellowship
Alpha Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Bettye Babb
Branch Hospital
eTuesday
Robert Preston Corky Downs
John Barrymore, Jr
Casey Jones
Jerry Colona
Sal Mason Bennett
Pinan Ema Tesun
Mrs. W. Fe, Tarpley
Texarkana
Seth Hensley
Overton
Texas
Quan
William J. Ball
Lebanon
Hope County Club
John Harvie
Walter Verhalen
Dick Watkins
Sally
Johnny Goodwin
Wisie
Wid
Harrie
Renny Mckee
Garland City
Josephine
Graydon Anthony
Ji, Hope
Hermina Bloch Dut
MEA Service, Inc
Red Cross
Hope, Ark
Reedlully, F.C. Crow
the Post Office
Cir
N. Y
Office of
Gambler
U. S
Coca-Cola Company
Hope Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Ready For
Tommies
Angel Wing
Harry Berger
Kaylea
Lydia B. Pinkhem
Pinkham
Lydia
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