Hobba senior Al latai redial on Honday Hi
A local event described as a senior redial on a Monday features Miss Callahan and Allan Murrah, with a red road bird enrange and a musical performance. The scene includes a presentation of a gamba and various attendees, ending with a recount of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emigyiitt
Hobha
Allatai
Honday Hi
Allan Murtah
Misa Callahan
Gamba Warn
Mentis
Maehay
Monty Honlene to Chanter AB of PRO meeting notes
A distorted report notes Mr Clydd Monty Honlene addressing Chanter AB of PRO at Mrs tivde Monta’s home with Mr Harton presiding over a Wiener session. Committee reports and next year’s work were set, president appointing chairmen and committees. State Convention in Forestraith May 2 and 3 heard reports by several women. Arrangements of rates were discussed with participants and committee actions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Clydd
Monty Honlene
Chanter AB of Pro
Chapeau AK Af
Ti Moke
Mia
Mac Mivart
Henry Mmoynes
Kenneth Powell
Abeveen
Claud Hhiton
Patina
Prescott
Lawson Hotel
Carl Dalrymple
Hel and Lexarkana
Mary Jo Hamilton
Marguerite Avery
Frances Waldrop
Mildred Loomis
Fragmented OCR Item From Indian Church Meeting
Fragmented text references attendees from Boditay Ihdta Chitane and Bombay, Bishop Kubhan, Mra Joh Suptian, and Claret Conferences in India. Mentions a First Methodist Church at Trearkeny Tare dig with a Christian Advocate source line.
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Mra
Calliway
Ae Thretr Gueata
Bietop
Tolubtian
Boditay
Ihdta
Mra T. Ot Naw
Chitane
Kubhan
Joh Suptian
Bombay
India
Firat Methwil
Trearkeny
Hospital Notes A Veiled List Of Admitted And Discharged Names
The record lists admitted and discharged patients with numerous garbled names and fragments such as Mra Eibel Youth floud and Tracy Newton, Hope among other unclear entries, indicating a hospital diary with damaged OCR text and partial patient identifiers. No clear dates or patient details are recoverable beyond the mixed names and generic hospital actions.
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Donaphina
Mra
A. J. Tindos
Ape
Eibel Youth Floud
Washington
Mra. OY
Sanden
Hapa
Tracy Newton
Hope
Liberty Hill Club Meeting Notes and Prizes
The Liberty Hill club meeting led by Mrs L i Hudaabes and Mrs Wy JT discussed improving materials and clothing, with twelve members answering a question on the firm’s plans. Clyde Luckaben announced the MIP prize package, and the meeting included devotion, prayer, and guidance on service duties.
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Trvin Wetts
Prouideit
Leiteerly
Clyde Luckaben
Weiter
Ivan
Williama
Phi Brodin
Dorothy Wallin Hare
Four Victims Shot in Beds in Moron West Virginia
Four people, Bryan Cash 42, Dinpie 40, their young daughter Genevieve, and George Tripp, were found shot in their beds in Moron. Coroner Simmons noted all deaths likely occurred Tuesday or earlier. Deputy Chadsy Edwards called it the most appalling crime he has seen. Police consider the possibility of a single shooter, with Tripp possibly killing the others before taking his own life, though no clear motive is established.
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Moron
Persia
Gentoli
Tappe
Bryan Cash
Dinpie
Genevieve
George Thirp
Hoo Simmonse
Cnatt
Jioth
Hon Hatgun
Argand
Genivieve
Tripp
Chadsy Edwards
Crat
Simmons
Trippy Red
Tripp de Buty
Wealthy Sailor Convicted and Discharged at Pearl Harbor
Bruce S. Hopping, wealthy son of a New JerseyLambert family, was convicted by a Navy court martial at Pearl Harbor on two counts: conspiring to criticize Navy discipline and discrediting his ship’s crew. He faces a bad conduct discharge. His attorney announced an appeal.
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Peat Harbor
Bruce S. Hopping
Jefvrey Lamber
UW. 8
Navy
Naval
Thas
Pt Nia
Ripley
Hopping Lanier Company
Port Newark
Voppag
Hyman M. Creenstein
Duar Harbor
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Memphis Tax Case Taken to Ark Court
A Memphis/chancery court case aims to decide if Arkansas sales tax affects Memphis purchases. Arkansas revenue officials contend the tax applies. Memphis merchants argue Arkansas buyers paying Memphis stores evade the levy. The two percent rate on purchase price is at issue as vendors consider cross border deliveries a mere mail order.
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Momntia
Arekanens
Memphis
Arkansas
Oil Workers Return at El Dorado PanAm Refinery
About 350 PanAm refinery workers in El Dorado returned to work after a daylong dispute ended in a wage increase and concessions. The agreement includes a 10-cent raise, retroactive to December 27, with back pay and a holiday pay adjustment. Workers may see delays in plant production as shifts resume and the labor board reviews the deal.
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el Morado
PanAm Corporation
Afrikinige Datoet
Ol Workers International Union
Washington
Ware Statitization Board
Maranwhile
Atvrikers
AFL
OD Company
Chemical Photoons Neather de Nor Union Aftietals
Munscay
Lion
CIO Union
Commercial Fish Plan Opposed in Arkansas Hearing
A Lonoke group urged the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission to cede control of private water bodies for commercial fish farming. Sparingmen criticized the plan as a threat to existing hunting and fishing authority. Advocates argued artificial reservoirs aid conservation and flood control, while offering cheaper fish than commercial farmers.
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Little Reek
Arkones Gane and Fish Commission
Lonoke
Ark
Commission
Varlora
Sparngmen
Charles Walls
Truman Demands Every Cent of Defense Bill
President Truman pressed Congress to fund the full defense bill to sustain the mobilization and prevent a return to World War II conditions. He called defense spending essential and argued only united effort with allies can avert a Russian advance, while noting costs have fallen hardest on service members and their families.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Biel
Acheson
United States
Russia
Prescott church notices and society items mishmash
Prescott area church groups announce Sunday meetings for Christian Endeavor Pioneer Fellowship Yeast Fellowship Young Peoples Service and churches of Nazarene Christ and Methodist. Revival services led by J. R. Curis of Tulsa begin May 19 at Assembly of God Church. Local clubs meet at homes and hotels with reports from state convention and community notices.
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Christian Church
Pioneer Fellowship
The
Presbyterian Church
Yeatis Fellowship
Gkvem
Lowan
Kiynestine Baler
Young Peoples Service
Church of Nazarene
Methodist Church
J. R. Curis
Tulsa
Ola
Assembly of God
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Love and Boundaries
A reader asks how to mend hurt feelings after a long separation with a fiancé in Germany, and Dorothy Dix urges frank apology and steady communication. Other letters advise age gaps in relationships, a widower seeking approval to marry, and handling a former fiancée's persistent letters with a firm, decisive note.
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Miss Dix
Germany
Sam
Peas
Dorothy Dix
Shaw
Phere
Marriage Advice Across Fifty and Love Denials
A reader seeks guidance on marrying after fifty and a friend with religious quirks, while another letter asks about teen years and parental rules. Miss Vix urges clear discussions, possible settlement, and honoring parental decisions in youth.
Increased American military strength urged by leaders
Both men stressed the need for stronger American defense. Truman said the power built for defense has deterred aggressors and made a third world war less likely, underscoring that stronger military forces reduce global conflict risk.
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Truman
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