Cary Grant Stars in The Bishop's Wife Comedy
Cary Grant Loretta Young and David Niven headline the new Sam Goldwyn release The Bishop's Wife opening at the Savenger Sunday. Grant plays Dudley a charming guest who revives a bishop's troubled household and spiritual life through comic and miraculous fixes. The film also features Woolley Gladys Cooper Elsa Lan and Che Mitchell Baychair with direction by von Gar.
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Food supplies rise as Arkansas and Louisiana areas show abundance
Readable segments highlight plentiful stocks of strawberries apples poultry eggs and fresh and frozen fish across Arkansas and Louisiana during the week of May 7 13. Additional items include canned grapefruit juice segments dried fruits pumpkin peas peanuts honey and other processed foods.
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Bathers Fall 5-1 as Greenmen Rally Behind Johnson
In the Cotton States League action, the Bathers suffered a 5-1 defeat to Greenmen led by Ray Johnson who blasted a three run homer and added two singles. Dick Farkas pitched well for Greenville, while the league’s other game saw the El Dorado Oilers top the Seaporters despite their hitters amassing more total hits.
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Hempstead County Home Demonstration Week Highlights
Hempstead County marks Home Demonstration Week May 2 to 8 with 19 clubs showcasing improved home making. Club women study health, sanitation, clothing, child care, and community projects while promoting education from the University of Arkansas and USDA.
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The Key Question of Russia Cooperation
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst DeWitt Magkenie discusses whether Russia will cooperate with democracies within the United Nations and beyond. Bevin states that lasting settlement hinges on opposing Soviet communist expansion, noting decades of tension and the risk of a cold or hot war if Moscow continues world revolution.
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Oilers capitalize on seven walks and two doubles
The Oilers built offense through seven walks and two key doubles as Pine Bluff at Greenwood and Cinitedije at Natchez were washed out by rain.
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Storms in State Leave One Dead and Widespread Rain
A violent storm series across Arkansas caused one death when 10 year old Ellie Greer was struck by lightning at his home near Jerusalem, northwest of Morris. The storm dropped heavy rain across numerous counties, with Morrillton recording 97 inches and Camden reporting 2.07 inches. Weather daily notes list many rainfall figures from Brinkley to Fort Smith, and forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures into Friday.
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Arkansas convicts granted paroles and furloughs
The Arkansas parole board approved paroles for inmates and recommended furloughs for four inmates at Cummins Prison. Furloughs require governor approval. Listed paroled include Charley Arnola, John Henry, Mollie Moucdy, Able Allin, Homer Miller, and others with crimes varying from burglary to murder.
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Truman to Avoid Top Party Issue in Campaign
President Truman plans a national campaign swing that skirts the civil rights issue in the South, with Chicago and Midwest stops likely. He may address the Swedish American Centennial in Chicago on June 4 and speak at the World War I 35th Division reunion in Omaha before California and Berkeley engagements. The tour pressures him to discuss civil rights to win Southern delegates and electoral votes, while Alabama and Florida primaries reflect opposition to his platform.
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State meet opens as 32 golfers duel in Little Rock
Thirty two golfers led by Willard Wehrle and Jim Frisina begin a three day match play grind in the Little Rock amateur tournament. Defending champ Wehrle of Louisville faces W B Moore, Frisina from Springfield tees off vs Dane Harris, while John Barnum of Chicago meets Bonnie Harper. Arkansas stars Vine Allison Keeney and Texarkana duo also in action with notable first round pairings and scores listed.
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Yaar
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Allison
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Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
Reported boxing results from Indianapolis Huntington Philadelphia New York Portland Boston Montreal and Fall River. Chaney Borwn McCray Colenwn Wagner McKeagney Hayes Ducharme Studson and Bistup appear among the listed fighters with various weights and outcomes.
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Margie Opens Rialto for Three Days
Jeanne Crain returns to Twentieth Century Fox in You Were Meant For Me, a romantic drama co starring Dan Dailey. Crain plays a flapper in Greenwich Village era and faces stage fright as the film opens at the Rialto for three days. The piece traces Crain’s rise from discovery in a small theatre to stardom, with Lloyd Bacon directing and Fred Kohlmar producing, alongside Oscar Levant and Barbara Lawrence in supporting roles.
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