Sonn Chosen As Capital Of New West German State
In Bonn region vote results show Sonn city winning 33 votes to 29 for Frankfurt as capital of the new West German state amid debate over secret ballots and Nazi past provisions. Stuttgart ministers abstained and cautioned about housing and assembly facilities in the capital.
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sGond
Germany
Sonn
New Westin
Tinal
Frankfurt
Stuttgart
Rhine
Caitish
Suld
Plas
Pupation
Whith
Christian Democratic Party
Prescott News Community Notices and Club Meetings
The executive PTA committee meets at Park school 2 40 Friday. PTA final meeting at Park school 3 15 Friday. Women’s Missionary Society of First Presbyterian meets May 46 at 3 00 at Mrs Joe R Hamilton home. Federation meeting at state court in McRae Memorial room presided by Mrs S C Logan. W S C S of First Methodist meets 2 30 Monday at church with reports from district conference and nominees listed. Church notices include German Bundestag reference, Bible study, and a planned church-fatal night May 30. Local coverage also lists various social visits and weekend guests in Little Rock, Texarkana, and surrounding areas.
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Women's Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Joe R. Hamilton
John Hubbard
W. C. Reaves
Womens Federation of the
State Eourth
McRae
5. C. Logan
Jesus
First Methodist Church
J. B. Festerly
Floyd Hamm
Charlie Scott
Eugene Hale
Emmet
Dan’ Pittman
Tilmai Worthington
J. D. Regan
J. W.mcmahers
Robert, Hamibright
W. R. Burks
Estary O
Lterature
Electa
Guernsey
Hazel Daugherty
Blackwood
Byron Huddleston
Hopewell
Cecil Bittler
Te Hopewell Homie Demonstration Club
Xperiment
O. B. Hodnett
Vic ‘Hampson
Leslie Honeyette
John Keck
Keck
Honeycutt
Lorraine Blackwood
Toen
Theo Burns
Local home demonstration clubs report week events
National Home Demonstration Week activities are noted with a May 3 picnic at Mrs. E. O Orwell's home in Guernsey. The 4-H and Oakgrove clubs held meetings on May 3 at various homes, with demonstrations on gardening insects, sheet care, and canning. Centerpoint hosted a peas and strawberries freezing demo.
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Peace the
Peace
E. Oo
Orwell
Centerpoint
Centerpoint Club
Ben Camp
Smiley
Iliam
Man Feared Death by Own Action Found in Memphis
A 26 year old St. Louis man feared to have jumped into the Mississippi River was found on a Memphis street by his wife Mrs. Mary Prances Smith. He had been missing after witnesses saw him approach a car and disappear near the Harahan bridge. Police said he was taken to his parents home in Memphis.
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Memphis
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Mary Prances Smith
Bertstam Harald Smith
Smith
Harahan Bridge
Pete Wiebenga
B. CG. Smith
B. C. Smith
At Leny
Modified Vet Pension Bill Approved
Washington reports a modified pension bill gaining approval from a veteran affairs committee. The measure adds about 10 billion dollars over ten years, liberalizes VA regulations for disabled and needy veterans, and follows a prior failed 100 billion plan. An amendment by Rep. Teague bars pensions for veterans earning more than half a dime, while Rankin opposed the unemployability provision.
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Washington
Jipwise Veterean
Jand
The
Veterans Administration
Teague
D-Rex
Rankin
D-Miss
States Righters Endorse Constitutional Amendment in Jackson
Approximately 425 delegates from 12 states endorsed a States Rights amendment opposing nationalization of labor, business, and professions. The plan would set pension benefits for veterans, limit federal education and civil rights powers, and place grant administration under state control. Ben Laney was reelected as chair with Wallace Wright and Leander Perez named vice chairs. Whales noted for jumping as high as 3 feet.
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Jackson
Miss
Congress
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Wallace W. Wright
Leander Perez
Point A la
Hache
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Prescott News
Parent Teachers Association
the Park School
Park School Veieday
Schoool
Bundestag
Henry Moore
J. ¥. McCartney
St. Jonn. A
Plains
McCartney
Fr. H. McKenzie
Dan Pittman
Prescott
Bill Yancey
Clara Lynne
Texarkanna
Jit Yancey
Fay Ingram
Ernest Hesterly
Otho
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
Emerson Bradley
Henderson College
Arkadelphia
Mrs
J. W. Bradley
J. B. Smith
Claudette’ Ma
James Trantham
Littie Rock
Tanigh Mutry
Lonoke
R. T. Murry
Frank Gilbert
Martin
Joan
Judy
H. O. Ross
MacGehee
Frank McLarty
Procter & Gamble
Procter & Ganbie Stabane
Oakgrove
J. G. Allen
Thomas Beck
Vivian Ros
Suk Mack
Mrs. Berry Hesterty
Jeanette Gardiner
W. R. White
Snc Mes
Gordon White
Judy Mangum
Lillie Rock
Don Cavanagh
Dawson Atkinson
Cecil Grant
Charlotte
Little Rock
Pat More
Univ. of Ark
Fayvuyilte
Mrs. Vers Non
Wilden Halder
A. & M. Gall Moenolia
Arnold Halder
Dorothy Wilson
Robbie
Wilyun
Nad
Hee
Samford Alan
Mr. and
Mes
Ernest Buchanan
Tieir
Sarah B. Chambers
Arkadtelyhia
Michigan
Kroger
Chuck Roast
Bunfield
Goy
Kroger’s
Ocean Perch Kroger
Fred Waring
Sweet Music Fame
Penn State College
Glee Club
Tune
NBC
Spotlight Kroxer
Jn Coruelis
Avondale
Arsinour
Krogo
Nabisco
North Elm Street
Harry S. Sullivan
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