Recitals and Club News Highlight Hope Activities
Social and personal notes show piano pupils in spring recitals at Hope High School auditorium on Friday May 30 with 8 p.m. start and public invitations. Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Zeta chapter meets May 26 at Miss Emelene McDowell’s home. Lilac Garden Club hosts May social at Mrs Rettig’s, with plans for early June Fairpark picnic and guest speaker Mrs Ray of Little Rock. Friday Music Club closes season with May meeting hosted by Mrs Edwin Stewart and a year of committee appointments and performance by Miss Mary Louise Keith.
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Ralph Routon
Hope High School
Alpha Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Emelene McDowell
West 4Th T
Edwin Stewart
B. L. Rettig
Lilac Club
Lilac Garden Club
W. G. Allison
W. . Warren
O. C. Sutton
Rettig
W. P. Hardegree
Fairpark
Hope
Ray
Little Rock
J. C. Carlton
J. E. Cooper
Jim McKenzie
Jess Davis
Garrett Story
W. _E. White
B. C. Hyatt
Finley Ward
Basil York
W. A. Williams
Dolphus Whitten, Jr
Arch Wylie
Constitution
H. A. Spraggins
S. A. Whitlow
Fanklin Horton
Dick Watkins
Mary Louise Keith
Deems Taylor
Landon Ronald
Harriet Story
George Gershwin
Harriett Story
Washington D. C
Kinser Family Visit From Shreveport
Mr and Mrs Thomas Kinser and daughter Sherry Lynn of Shreveport Louisiana are visiting relatives and friends here.
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Thomas Kinser
Sherry Lynn
Shreveport, la
Hospital Notes on Miss Mary Rains Lewis
Friends report Miss Mary Rains Lewis is a patient at Julia Chester hospital after a tonsil surgery. She is described as recovering well and doing freely.
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Mary Rains Lewis
Julia Chester Hospital
The Doctor Says on Medicines and Health Care
The piece notes Americans spent 800 million on patent remedies and 400 million on physician prescribed drugs in 1946. It warns self treatment delays proper diagnosis and cites cancer as a danger when using cures for stomach trouble. It also discusses vitamin concentrates and the limited cure for muscular dystrophy.
Little Hope for Early Settlement in Bus Strike
In Alexandria on May 23 the bus strike entered its third day across nine southern states with little chance of a quick settlement. Southern Trail Ways executive vice president R K Jefferits said arbitration will not occur until a basis for agreement exists. Amalgamated Association Streetcar leader Otto Debate had checked out of his Alexandria hotel with no forward address. The union said about 1100 bus drivers and terminal workers were on strike, affecting service for about 65,000 riders daily across Louisiana and neighboring states.
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Alexandria
R. K. Jefferits
Southern Trailways Bus Lines
Otto
Amalgamated Association
Electric Railway
L 1127
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Tennessee
Entucky
Missouri
Illinois
Americans Evacuate Families From Changchun City
An American army plane evacuated the wives and children of the American and British consuls from Changchun Manchuria as Communist forces neared the city. The flight carried Mrs. Clubb and her daughter plus two American women officials and the wives of the British consul and UNRRA staff.
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Nanking
S. Army
Changchun
Peiping
Edmund O. Claub
U.N.R.R.A
Clubb
Sipe
Margaret Dunn
Aileen Mosher
Ruth Clark
Changchan
We Are Starving Says Signs in German Parade
Ten thousand Germans in Ruhr towns protested with signs reading We are starving as Gen. Lucius D. Clay said Western Germany’s food stocks were at a low. He forecast quick improvement due to U.S. food shipments and farmer releases. Demonstrations near Dusseldorf were orderly with workers returning to their jobs.
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Berlin
Ruhr
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Clay
United States
Dusseldorf
Remscheid
Duesseldorf
Tolliver sisters shine at Otsego debut party
In Otsego a funeral admission to society follows Hubert Tolliver’s family arrival. Flora and Annabelle draw attention with beauty while Amy echoes their shadow. A surprise party ends with a street drama as Flora dances under scrutiny while Sam and Nelson watch. The scene shifts toward a tense moment that promises further chapters.
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Otsego
Hubert Tolliver
Tolliver
Hubert
Tollivers
Carstems
Flora
Annabee
Sam
Nelson Forbes
the Tollivers
Leah
Annabelle
Mr. Nelson
Nelson
Annabelle Tolliver
Maudie
Floradora
Ora
Much Highway Work Starts in Nevada
Highway construction in District Seven of Arkansas is at a peak with multiple projects under way. Work on Highways 24 79 and 82 progresses, blacktopping from Camden to Prescott and links to Chidester Nevada County and Highway 53 near Arkadelphia. Bridge contracts and detours accompany the effort while a new $65 000 District Seven highway shops and headquarters rise in Camden.
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AL Rose
Camden News
Camden
Dan West
South Arkansas
Prescott
Stne
Chidester
Arkadelphia
Hot Springs
Chichester-Nevada County Line
West Nevada County
Prescott-East
Blacktop
Gordon
Arkadelpha
Little Missouri River
Westall
Grayson Airport
Stephens
McNeil
Waldo
Magnolia
Highway 79
Bearden
District Seven
Upchurch
Chamber of Commerce
South Adams Street
Chinese Student Strike Spreads to High Schools
Shanghai reports a widening student strike over the civil war and food shortages. About 20 000 students stayed home while authorities arrested eleven youths for disturbing the peace as forty three universities and high schools were affected by early afternoon action.
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Shanghai
Nan‘ng
Chiang Kaishek
Wreckage Found of Bomber Missing With 15 Aboard
West Palm Beach Florida May 23 The wreckage of a flying fortress missing on a flight from the Canal Zone to Kelly Field Texas has been found in Nicaragua. The plane with 15 aboard was located as a vast search by the army and navy covered Central America the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea Morrison Field authorities said the notification carried no other details
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Canal Zone
Kelly Field
Texas
Nicaragua
Central
Amerca
Gulf of Mexico
Caribean Sea
Morrison Field
Truman Nominates Emmet O'Neal Ambassador to Philippines
President Truman sent to the Senate for confirmation the nomination of former Kentucky Representative Emmet O'Neal to serve as ambassador to the Philippine Republic.
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O'Neal Washington
Truman
Senate
Rep
Emmet O'Neal
Kentucky
Philippine Republic
Matrimonial Bills and Ills in The International Lesson
Dorothy Dix discusses social ills tied to marriage in a May lesson. The piece covers Jeroboam's fall, temperance warnings, and the costs of married life, with reader Q and A on adoption and marriage readiness.
Top Radio Programs of the Day
New York listings for May 23 show NBC CBS ABC and MBS schedules with evening lineup including comedies dramas news and sports. Notable items include George Meany labor legislation and boxing Gus Lesnevich vs Bettyina plus Bull dog Mrummond and Lucille Ball in various programs.
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New York
NBC
George Meany
CBS
Soundoff
Jane Russell
Fanny Brice
Ginny Simms
Moore
Durante
Friend Irma
ABC
Fat Man
Gus Lesnevich
Melia Bettina
MBS
Burl Ives
Lucille Ball
Bulldog Mrurmmond
Trapshoot Begins in England as Arkansas Meet Opens
The three day Arkansas state trapshoot starts in England with Julius Petty of England defending the senior men's division title across all classes.
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England
Julius Petty
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