May society events listed for Garland area clubs and groups
A May calendar of society events lists piano recitals at Hope High School auditorium and townwide meetings. Garland Brownie Troop gatherings at Fair Park, VFW and American Legion Auxiliary meetings, garden club sessions, and a revival at Anderson Union Baptist Church are noted with hostesses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
M. J. Dillard
J. W
Fair Park
Janice Bailey
VFW
Hinton Davis
Edward Aslin
Brookwood Brownie
H. C. Kyler Jr
Kay Camp
American Legion Auxiliary
R. E. Jackson
J. R. Gentry
Lahroy Spates
J. T. Bowden
A. Gough
Ernest O'Neal
A. E. Morsani
Texarkana
Ralph Routon
Anderson Union Baptist Church
Spring Hill
Melvin Coffelt
Centerion, Ark
Edwin Stewart
Ann Barr
Hope High School
Garland School
Ann Cole
David Watkins
Patsy Burroughs
J. W. Smith
Dorsey Collins
Wilf Ed Waller
Ambassador
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church
Wade Warren
Grady Hairston
Polly Chambless
Ginny
Annette Rogers
Payton Girl Wins Divorce From Tone
In Los Angeles on May 20 Franchot Tone won a divorce from Barbara Payton after testimony she said she wanted freedom to move when and where she chose. The attorney described Payton as planning to move toward Europe with Tom Neal, both pursuing separate movie deals overseas.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood Triangle
Franchot Tone
Barbara Payton
Tom Neal
Tone
Miss Payton
Europe
Neal
Krupp Head Weds American-Born Bride at German Resort
Alfried Krupp, once Germany's ammunition magnate, wed Martha Vera Wilhelmine Knauer of Hollywood at a mountain resort in Boremsgaden. The German-born American socialite wore a street-length white dress. It was Krupp's second marriage, with former ski star Fredi Stoll and his wife as witnesses.
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Boremesgaden
Germany
Alfried Krupp
Martha Vera Wilhelmine Knauer
Hollywood
Calit
Krupp
Fredi Stoll
Stoll
Coming and Going In Hope and nearby towns
Mr W L Bundy and family of Hot Springs visit Hope friends and relatives. Jack Bundy of West Memphis visits his mother Mrs Leon Bundy and other relatives. Mrs E E Bussey of Dallas and Mrs E E Hudspeth of Texarkana stay with sister in law Mrs John Robins. Grace Marie Sullivan of Plain Dealing La spent the week with Miss Mary Louise Cope.
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W. L. Bundy
Hot Springs
Hope
Jack Bundy
West Memphis
Leon Bundy
E. E. Bussey
Dallas
E. E.hudspeth
Texarkana
John Robins
Grace Marie Sullivan
Plain Dealing
Mary Louise Cope
500 HP Motor May Rush Push in Factories
Cleveland May 20 An electric motor of 600 horsepower can shift from forward to reverse in eight tenths of a second. Reliance Electric & Manufacturing hailed it as the beginning of power for the automatic factory. An electronic control stops the motor in three revolutions and reverses it, promising high factory efficiency with fewer workers. Reliance has sold three motors, two for punch presses and one for a high speed mill cutoff. Each cost about unspecified.
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Cleveland
Reliance Electric & Manufacturing
Reliance
Hospital Notes Includes Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Johnnie Byrom and Jimmie Butler with Hope and Waterloo entries, plus Leslie Huckabee and Carol Ann Johnson in Fulton and Lewinvill e. Discharges mention Mrs. Murphy and Mrs. L. C. Sanders among others. Names appear with towns Hope Fulton Water loo Patmos and Lewinvill e.
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Dulla Ghester
Johnnie Byrom
Hope
L. Murphy Hope
Paul Mosier
Nancy Jo
Fulton
Jimmie Butler
Waterloo
Leslie Huckabee
Walter Hawthorne
Carol Ann Johnson
Lewinville
Campaign to Oust FBI Director Hoover
Washington May 20 UP a persistent campaign seeks to remove J Edgar Hoover from the FBI. The movement is portrayed by opponents as a communist front, with the National Lawyers Guild cited by the House Un American Activities Committee as a deceptive party line tool. The piece notes broad public indifference and references a reprint of Civil Liberties and FBI Enforcement by Iowa Law Review.
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Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Communist Party
United States
Cam- 4
National Lawyers Guild
House Un-American Activities Committee
Iowa Law Review
Iowa City
J. Edgar Hooven
America
U S families earn income from nonfarm sources about one third
A wartime era report notes that U S families derive roughly one third of their total cash income from nonfarm sources, with the remaining two thirds coming from farming activities. The statement highlights the diversification of household earnings beyond agriculture during the period.
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U.S
Go Home First Doung Miss Dix Love Dilemmas
Dorothy Dix counsels a 20 year old city newcomer torn between an engagement with a family friend and a new love. She fears religious and financial differences and questions leaving the old partner while hiding the new romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doung Miss Dix
Tye
Go Home or Stay Loyal: A Moral Dilemma From Miss Dix
A reader asks if leaving a small town for a glamorous salesman is wise given religious and financial tensions. The columnist urges returning home to test love, warns of differences, and cautions against pursuing an affair. A second letter seeks divorce guidance, answered with a critique of self-centered happiness and calls for considering others.
McConnell Named Truce Delegate in Tokyo
Tokyo May 20 Brig Gen McConnell assistant commander of the U.S. 2nd Infantry Division was named to the arisive delegation in Ko Per. He takes the place of Vive Adi C Turner Jay who leaves Tune J to become superintendent of the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. Maj Gen Wola K Harrison remains a delegate.
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Tokyo
Prank
McConnell
U.S. 2Th
Ko- Per
Adi C. Turner Jay
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Day
Orian Usiv
Wola K. Harrison
Quake Felt in Northern Japan Briefly
An earthquake was reported in northern Japan with no damage observed. The item notes the event alongside a reference to philosophy and liberty, mentioning a book by Kloever and a recommendation for readers amid Communist Party critiques.
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Japan
Tokyo
Kloever
Jet Gk
Communist Party
Thoughtful way to repay a helpful friend
The writer thanks a young man who drives her to church socials and visits to her sister in his hometown. She considers offering to pay for gas, but others may help without pay. The suggestion is to accept rides when asked and not overburden him, with a courteous pay option like half gas suggested if he agrees.
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Miss Dix
Margaret
Cynles
Sire
Pigeons’ gestation and incubation period brief
A historical note states that the gestation and incubation period among pigeons is only 19 days, indicating rapid reproductive cycles for the bird. This compact timeline would have implications for breeding patterns and population dynamics in urban environments.
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R. L. Gosnell
Wisteria Garden Club
Lilac Garden Club
A. B. Patten
Dahlia Garden Club
C. Coleman
North Main
Ross Bright
Mrai Jack Wilson
Hendrix Spragging
Junior Garden Club
A. L. Parks
Azalea Garden Club
J. I. Liebling
A. L. Broach
Syd McMath
E. Lb. Archer Jr
R. &. Broach
Moody Willis
Lyle Brown
Fred Ellis
Kelly Bryant
Sylvanus
Robert Cummings
Terry Moore
Jerome Courtland
Volumen
Sons of the Plains
KXAR
CNC NT
Tvau Re
Cartoon & News
Rialto
Isa
Cartoon & Short
Anne Baxter
Thomas Mitchell
Sullivans
Payton
Krupp Head
Dogephing
Fred Smith
Hope Noah Cox
Patmos
L. C. Sanders
Dorothy DIX
Tadele
Com
Bet
Capital Stock Insurance With & Company
Best’s Insurance Guide
Inope
Greening Insurance Agency
L.aiglon
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