Social and Personal Notices From Hope Area
Local society items list piano recital at Hope High School on Sunday May 20 with Mrs Basil ork pupils. Invitations for a brunch at Mrs A S Williams Sr's Elm St home. Bride elect Miss Carlene Bruner hosted by Joe Irvin and relatives. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Camel Boyett and families. Church group meetings scheduled across town with prayer services and education board join meeting. Waymond Taylor receives surprise housewarming party with 27 guests. Admissions and discharges noted for several residents.
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Basil
Alva Williams
Fred Robertson
Jack Fielding
James McLmity
A. S. Williams
M58
Elm St
Carlene Bruner
Talbot Field
Waymond Taylor
The
National Guard
Washington St
Commencement Guests Attend Hope High School Exercises
Mr and Mrs Charles Clifford of Arkadelphia attended the Hope high school commencement in the stadium.
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Charles Clifford Asfanks
Arkadelphia
Hope High School
Lack of Foreign Trade May Curb Farm Production
In Hot Springs on May 27 Py, Frey J. Rossiter of the U S Department of Agriculture warned that insufficient foreign trade is crippling U S agriculture. He told the Rice Miners Association convention that America must boost imports to rebuild dollars in currency-deficient nations and restore trade balance.
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Hot Springs
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frey J. Roasiter
Office of Foreign Agricultural Relations
America
Rice Miners' Association
Rossiter
Purder Case Ends As Defense Portrays Wife’s Bravery
In Cedar Rapids May 27 the defense urged that the 23 year old St. Louis pediatrician Dr Robert C. Ruttledge Jr. acted to protect his wife and was provoked by the alleged seduction of Mrs Sydney Ruttledge by Byron Hathan Hartmann. Defense attorney R S Milner portrayed Mrs Hartmann as a gallant woman trying to save her husband as the jury of five men and four women prepared to deliberate on charges of murder stemming from a hotel room confrontation last December that left Hartmann mortally stabbed. The attorney argued Hartmann’s death resulted from a chain of events following sexual betrayal and threats. The defendant had faced the courtroom with his wife taking the stand as a brave witness in a highly charged case.
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Cedar Rapids Ln
Robert ¢. Rottedee, Jr
R. S. Milner
St. Louis
Sydney Mussedue
Milner
Sydney Ruttledge
Nabie
Heiserman
Island Mystery Involving Lilly Warren Death
Cosgrove uncovers that Lilly Warren’s death on Speage Island may not have been suicide. Fred Sillwell, whose yacht wrecked nearby, seeks secrets from Ben via a costly bargain. Mollie Stark joins in, while Harding’s romantic ties and perilous plots unfold amid tense housework and a dangerous chase through the island. The tale continues with a warning that truth may outlive fear.
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Rea. Cosgrove
Fred Sillwell
Lilly Warren
Speage Island
Siilwell
Lilly
Henry Gough Harding
Psy Ben
Ben
Sillwell
Moliie Stark
Siwell
Hearding
Mollie
Gil
Harding
Big Four May Not Get Much Done Fools May 1947
French observers said the Big Four foreign ministers conference may yield only a renewed trade accord between East and West Germany. Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky rejected any plan for a united Germany under Bonn and warned against joining with Western zones. The backdrop included court testimony about Dr. Rutledge and Hallman’s case, with jurists outlining possible verdicts from first degree murder to acquittal as the trial unfolded. More than $7 million in motor vehicles were registered in the United States on January 1, 1947.
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Germany
Andrei Vishinsky
Vishinsky
Bonn
Russia
United States
Dorothy Dix on sparkling personality and advice
The column discusses whether personality can be developed by education and manners or is a gift of nature. It advises cultivating kindness, tact, gentleness, courtesy, and sweetness while accepting natural charm as inherent. It also includes reader questions about divorce, child custody, and personal decisions.
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Dorothy Dis
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