Julia Chester Observance at Julia Chester Hospital May 12
Visitors will be greeted at the sun parlor entrance by Mrs Arch Moore chair of board Mrs Elizabeth Woolson superintendent and Mrs Jr J Cheser. Registration and gift box duties assigned to titled organizers with tea table duties assigned to specified members. tours conducted by nurses aids and staff nurses will present displays. public invited.
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Julia Chester Hospital
Sun Parlor
Arch Moore
Board of Directors
Elizabeth Woolson
Jr. J. Cheser
E. O. Wingfeild
Mary Foster
Roy Anderson
T. S. McDavitt
A. L. Black
Orie Reed
Frank Howson
Ernest O'Neal
W. B. Mason
Ernest Graham
J. W. Perkins
P. McPherson
Justice McFaddin Hosts Masonic Breakfast in Little Rock
Associate Justice E. F. McFaddin of the Arkansas Supreme Court served as host at a breakfast in Little Rock Tuesday for 40 Hempstead County men attending the Scottish Rite ceremony. Twenty two of the 40 participated in the ceremony while the others were in attendance.
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E. F. McFaddin
Arkansas Supreme Court
Little Rock
Hempstead County
5981 New Medical Licenses Granted in 1942
The year 1942 saw 5,981 additions to the American medical profession, reflecting a surge in licensed practitioners during wartime. These new licensees joined hospitals, clinics, and universities expanding care nationwide.
The Great Dane Reveals War Time Secrets in a Garden
In a Japanese garden Norma and Link discuss his life from Missouri roots to war duty. He recalls a bomber crash near Tokyo, the pilot dying in his arms, and four days of crawling in Japan before capture. The dialogue hints at Azaraski and a continuing, tense backstory.
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Link
Norma
Missouri
Jones
Lincoln
Jink
Japan
Niji
Van Upp on Cover Girl a simple Brooklyn fairy tale
Hollywood writer-director Virginia Van Upp discusses Cover Girl as a simple Brooklyn fairy tale with a focus on story over music. She notes Gene Kelly’s rise as a new star and recalls the team behind the Columbia project aiming for a straightforward, story-centered musical.
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Robbin
Goldwyn-Mayer
Buffalo
Miss van Upp
Columbia
Charles
Victor
Brooklyn
Gene Kelly
Little. Kelly
van Upp
Now She Shops Cash and Carry
Kidney trouble warning promoters tout Tenes Pills as a remedy, claiming relief for aches swelling and fatigue. The ad asserts toxins exit kidneys via tubules and urges readers to act quickly with this product.
Planting Delays Hit U S Farmers Across Regions
Washington May 11 Official crop report warns of serious spring planting delays due to excessive rains floods and cold weather. Labor shortages repairs and other obstacles prevent farmers from making up lost time threatening midyear and fall supplies though current food stocks exceed demand. Prospects show a 60 million bushel rise in winter wheat and total production estimated at 662 million bushels versus 529 million last year.
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Ovid A. Martin Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Acid damaged the car of C. S. Lowthorp in Pine Bluff
C. S. Lowthorp former Hope citizen and superintendent of the Arkansas Confederate Home had his car damaged when acid was poured into the gasoline tank. Police investigation found the car parked at his home overnight and driven to the Boys Industrial School near Pine Bluff before the engine failed from acid damage on the return trip to Little Rock.
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C. S. Lowthorp
Hope Citizen
Arkansas Confederate Home
Arkansas
Lowthorp
Boys’ Industrial School
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Earl Page Stumps Hope in Secretary of State campaign
Arkansas state treasurer Earl Page, a secretary of state candidate, visited Hope late yesterday and again last night as he campaigns through southwestern counties.
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Earl Page
Arkansas
One Soldier Killed 16 Hurt in Camp Robinson Crash
Camp Robinson reports a transport truck overturning during a curve injuring 16 soldiers and killing one. The deceased was not an Arkansan. Injuries to the others are undetermined, with all taken to the camp hospital. The men belonged to the 128th battalion of the 81st training regiment in infantry replacement training center.
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Camp Robinson
Arkansan
81St
Noted Tennessee Lawyer Templeton Visits Town
Clarence Templeton known as The Sage of Jellico spoke to reporters in Knoxville. He joked about health issues saying he is “purty, po’rty” with fleabills, arthritis, neuritis, and chronic bronchitis. He referenced WWI veterans dying daily in coverage of wartime sentiment.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Clarence Templeton
Jellico
Van Upp on Writing and War Time Marriages
Miss Van Upp argues writers must know people of both genders and dismisses claims of switching to musicals. She recalls writing The Impatient Years for Jean Arthur and Lee Bowman and assisting director Irving Cummings on the project while remaining keen on writing.
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Miss van Upp
Kelly
Jean Arthur
Lee Bowman
Covert
Discovery
Irving Cummings
Cannon cockers deserve credit load crew in navy
Navy air base crews loaded 17 planes in under three hours and fired 50 000 rounds in a day. William F. Leedham, 52, of Providence Rhode Island, serves as chief storekeeper aboard a transport and fought in Sicily and Salerno. His wife works in the Army Ordnance Department. A 22 year old and a 25 year old also serve in the war effort. Vice Admiral Sir Bertram Ramsay heads allied fleets in Britain and is highly pleased.
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Hal Boyte
U.S. Navy
Britain
Naval Air Base
William F. Leedham
Meeting Street
Providence
R. L
Bill
Salerno
Army Ordnance Department
43Rd
Guadalcanal
New England
Navy
Bertram Ramsay
Amphibians Band Keeps Jive Amid Mediterranean Service
The Amphibians, a 17 member Bona Fide seamen band, blend overseas combat with morale tours. Led by Allen P. Dudley, their top vocalist Allan Cole and dance hits like one o clock jump draw large crowds as they perform for 36,000 fans across 20 shows near their base. Thomas Winship, Coast Guard member and Boston Globe heir, provides the band info.
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United Kingdom
Toast Guard
Mediterranean
Allen P. Dudley
Willington
Allan Cole
Buffalo
N. Y
Ted Fio Rito
Thomas Winship
L.L. Winship
The
Boston Globe
Coast Guard
Blood
Tomlin to Take Draft Examination
University of Arkansas assistant football coach John Bud Tomlin will undergo his pre-induction physical in Little Rock tomorrow, announced by the University Athletic Department. An Armidale New South Wales sheep ranch is run entirely by women.
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Fayetteville
John
Bud) Tomlin
University of Arkansas
Little Rock
University Athletic Department
Armidale
New South Wales
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