Social and Personal Notes From a May Calendar
May events include the Cosmopolitan City dinner on May 7 at the Harlow Market with notes of membership tasks and a Methodist church gathering. The Brownie Scout Troop No 1 meets May 86 at the Methodist church. a Flowers Hollis wedding announcement notes Barbara Jean Hollis and Ray Smith wedding plans for May 21. Betty Ruth Coleman engagement to Ray Smith is reported with details of the ceremony and participants.
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Herbert Lewallen
Fimo Davis
Muthodist Church
Betty Ruth Coleman
Denton
Foxas
Coleman
Hope High School
ESO
Smith
Mene
Esas Chrgina University
Doure Wath
Graduates and Births Highlight Henderson State, Magnolia A. M. College
Among Monday graduates are Miss Mary Stuart Jackson and Charles Clifford Franks receiving B A degrees at Henderson State Teachers College Arkadelphia. Miss Mary Louise Brown of this city among 130 Magnolia A M College graduates. An arrival: a son May 24 1948 to Mr and Mrs Garland B Anderson Broken Bow Oklahoma. Admissions and discharges listed for local hospitals include Mrs M A Poindexter Rt 2 Remnet and others. discharges include Margaret Ann Archer Hope and Bobby Cox Patmos.
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YWLA
Wiz Fehurel Rey
Ak Fu
Galirel
Thiieman
Moss Louise Marerwide
Porur
Ana
Miss Ferrer
Margaret Blake
Anne Stewart
Wanda
Phate
Weven
Nea Bers
Jesse Siown
Witla Meltner
Baptist
Henderson State Teachers College
Arkadelphia
Mary Stuart Jackson
Charles Clifford Franks
Mary Louise Brown
Magnolia A. & M. College
Julia Chester
Garland B. Anderson
Broken Bow
Okla
M. A. Poindexter
Remnet
G. B. Anderson
Bilyeu
San Bernardino
Wwcali
Glen D. Eley
McCagisill
Granville Speck
Hope
Judy Hollis
Patmos
Margaret Ann Archer
Clifford Powell
Rt. 1
J. B. Delaney
Doctor warns on congenital defects tied to early pregnancy
A physician explains congenital deformities may stem from maternal German measles in the first three months, notes higher risk with older mothers, and discusses recurrence likelihood and family adjustment after a malformed child is born.
Assailant Sought in Death of Red Investigator
Long Branch New Jersey May 25 The unknown assailant who beat Harold Adamson prominent American union member and Communist investigator is sought by police. Adamson who had worked with federal authorities investigating Communists in this resort area was found dead in his hotel room yesterday with bruises and no sign of a weapon. Police believe he was beaten elsewhere and returned to the room. Adamson helped co chair an Americanization rally in Asbury Park and had warned a reporter last Thursday he was concerned about the rally.
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Long Branch
N. J
Lataly
Harold 5
Adamson
Ainhorities
New Jersey
Shedy
Long Branch Sewer Company
Charles MacArthur
Chatham
Legion’s Americanism Committee
MacArthur
Asbury Park
General Wage Hike Emerges From Postwar Labor Battle
The United Press reports a tentative general industrial wage rise of about 19 cents an hour. General Motors and the CIO United Auto Workers granted 225,000 workers a 1? tent hourly raise with later increases tied to costs. The action follows nine-cent hikes by CIO Packinghouse Workers and may influence settlements with Chrysler and United Mine Workers amid a 14 day Chrysler strike over a 35-cent demand.
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United Press
General
General Motors Corporation
CIO
United Auto Workers
CIO Packinghouse Workers
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
John TL
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Soil Coal Industry
Chrysler
Monmouth Man Returns from Legion Training on Un-American Activities
Adamson, from a longstanding Monmouth County family, recently returned home after completing a Legion-sponsored course in combating un-American activities in Washington. The report notes there was no picketing by Communists.
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Adamson
Monmouth County
Washington
Nobody Loves Forever The Southern Belle Elopes
Jessica Gordon, a Southern belle, elopes with Yankee soldier Tom and lives with his family. She meets David Gregory at a hotel, shares a flirtation, and experiences guilt and excitement as she contemplates a different life while awaiting Tom’s return. Betsy’s fate and Lucy’s scrutiny intensify the emotional tension. To Be Continued.
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Jessica Gordon
Tara Blake
Lucy
Jessica
Tom
Itoler
Betsy
David
Avid Gregory
Lacey
David Gregory
Hourly Wage Increase Tied to GM UAW Pact
The GM UAW agreement includes a 10 cent wage hike with a planned three cent rise next year and a one cent boost to align with cost of living. The contract runs no years and allows checks to be docked up to five cents if cost of living falls. Lewis faces contempt charges as negotiations resume after breaking off talks with mine owners over excluding the Southern Coal Producers Association. Meat packing firms reopen as strikes end for Swift Cudahy and Arma. CIO packinghouse workers still picket at Wilson and Company. At Waterloo, Rath Packing riot death prompts union discipline for Milton Siegel. Pacific coast Longshoremen threaten a June 13 strike amid wage and schedule demands including eight-hour shifts and a six-day week.
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Gm-Uaw
Federal
Bar of Statistics
Lewis
F. Alan Goldsborough
Washington
Goldsborough
Southern Coal Producers Association
Swift, Cudahy and
Armade
Wilson and Company
CIO Packinghouse
Waterloo
Rath Packing Company
Milton Siegel
South St. Paul
Cub Pack 90 Monthly Meeting Tonight at First Laplist Church
Pack 90 invites all cubs and parents to attend a 7 40 PM meeting at First Laplist Church Educational Building. Cubmaster and Ben Motitors announce a special invitation and awards will be given for completing required achievements.
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Cub Pack 90
Laplist Church
Cubmastery
Ben Motitors
Baltimore Burglar Leaves Pricey Clue Behind
Baltimore housewife Mrs. Relma Darburton reported startling a burglar in her kitchen. The intruder fled, dropping his shoes and leaving behind $200 taken from her purse while inflation in shoes in Baltimore is noted.
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Baltimore
Relma Darburion
Fight Continues in Middle East As Cease Fire Delayed
The Baghdad press denounces U S bias toward Arabs and a boycott campaign prompts Muslims and Christians to shun Americans. In London Britain edges toward supporting a UN cease fire. in Washington lawmakers demand a report on European recovery funds aiding Arabs. Weizmann voices cautious hope to Truman over convoy shipments while UN deadlines loom for a cease fire in the Arab Jewish war. Arab leaders face pressure as the Jewish defense forces report gains in Jerusalem and the Jordan valley, with Haifa’s passenger traffic restricted.
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Baghdad
United States
Aras
al Nidaaz
U. S
London
Levin
House of Commons
Britain
Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Palestine
Chaim Weizmann
Israel
Truman
Middle East
U. N. Security Council
Egypt
Syria
Foreign Office
U. N
Abdullah
Trans- Jordan Arab Legion
Jerusalem
Jaffa
Aral
Old City
Associated Press
Daniel de Luive
Legion
Haganah
Army of Israel
Jordan Valley
Hanah
Sea of Galilee
End Sea
Haifa
Dorothy Dix on aging and perpetual youth in women
Dorothy Dix argues women should accept aging and not chase perpetual youth. She criticizes cosmetic obsessions, celebrates intelligence and character, and says aging can enhance beauty as an asset. Wisdom, humor, and loyalty key traits exceed youth’s allure.
Daily Bread's Silent Campaign Strategy Explored
The piece critiques Wallace's approach to public life suggesting he might curb public speeches and off the record events to reduce scrutiny. It argues such tactics could spare reporters and the public while potentially reshaping political history and setting a risky precedent for future campaigns.
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Colemmiand
Cid
Sid “Flowers
Barbara Jean Ta ‘Doe Hollis
Soo Hollis
Patios
Arkansas
W. BL Thompson Preswatt
Priday Mevuinis
Betty Jane Kidd
Marjorie Ann Getts
Charles Baker
Rice
Spring Will High School
Armed Services
Marietta Downs
Altra
Dan Columarn
Hias
Uest
Hee Brother Aces
Naa Mune
Werren
Arkansan
Ane
S.A
Whitlow
William Keltner
Memphis
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
S. A. Stout
Jean
Siloam Springs, Arkansas
B. C. Hyatt
Joan Stout
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia
Sam Warmack
Paragould
Doug Green
Acca
Hot Springs
Mrs. Green
Como
Desophine
Ida L. Gaines
Blevins
Bobby Cox
Edwin P. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Stockholm
Nobody
Margaretta Brucker
Paren
David ‘Gregory
Fessica Blake
Hare
Dinger
Blake Howe
Jensica
Suv
Blake
Suimeiaing
Mar
Ford Motors
Ah ‘Pibar
WG Pats
Zianeago
WeirGs
Rede
Foster’s
Family Shoe
2Nd St. Corbin Foster
Dorothy DIX
Apne
Wormen
Haifa Port
Ming
Tate
Imarry
Anne
Doe
Ell
Syndicate
Wallace
Wallace J
Mr. Wallace
Pubdue
Walalee
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Packard
Third
Walnut Streets
Hope, Ark
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