Wedding Vows Exchanged in Shreveport S Saturday
Juliette Amelia Daniels of Shreveport wed James Herbert Cox in St John’s Catholic Church Shreveport. Reverend Harold Gaudin officiated. Attendant was sister Elizabeth Daniels. Guests included local families and out of town relatives. Daniels is a LSU graduate and Fairfield elementary teacher. Cox attended Henderson Arkansas LSU and served in the Navy. He is on leave from Keesler Air Force Base awaiting reassignment.
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St. John's Catholic ‘Church
Harold A. Gaudin
S. J
Leonard Joseph Daniels
Mr. Daniels
Shreveport
Mary Grolioso
Elizabeth Gai! Daniels
Leonard Joseph Daniels, Jr
Robert M. Cordell
Ruth Wanthorne
T. J. Seymour
Jeaner Seymore
W. E. Cox
Fulton
John Barrow
Cecil Weaver
Harry Hawthorne
Carolyn Hawthorne
All of
Hope
Nannie Jett
Texorkgna
B. Il, Cox
Prescott
Cox-Daniels wedding draws guests from Arkansas and Tennessee
Mrs. L. A. Keith and Mrs. WC. Jacke of Taylor Arkansas greet their mother while Mr and Mrs Harry Hawthorne and daughter Caroline attend the Cox Daniels wedding in Shreveport on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bob Magness and son Billy Bob and Mr and Mrs Clifton Breed of Emmet spend the weekend in Nashville Tennessee.
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L. A. Keith
Harry Hawthorne
Caroline
Cox-Daniels
Shreveport
Bob Magness
Billy Bob
Clifton Breed
Emmet
Nashville
Tenn
McMath Still Favors Secondary Roads
Governor McMath reiterates support for secondary highways as the federal plan priority shifts to primary roads due to national emergency and material shortages. He says he will do all he can to secure materials and the state highway commission has programmed 5 million dollars for secondary construction next year.
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Little Rock
McMath
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
Fire Destroys Helena Park in City Recreation Ground
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a wooden grandstand at Helena Park, a city owned recreation park that hosted last year’s Miss Arkansas contest. The blaze also destroyed a small night club and damaged two houses. Loss to the grandstand was estimated at 30,000 to 40,000 dollars. other property losses were not estimated. Helena’s Recreation Park served as the city’s home park when a Cotton States League baseball team played there.
Resignation of Arkansas Game and Fish Chief Engineer
Gladman W. Upchurch has resigned as chief engineer of the Arkansas Game and Fish commission, effective June 15. He oversaw the commission's $100,000 state wide radio network. Executive Secretary A. McAmis said Upchurch's successor hasn't been named. McAmis also announced spillway gates on Lake Conway in Faulkner county have been closed. The gates had been open for several years to permit spillway construction and removal of thunder and stamps from the lake bed.
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Little Rock
Gladman W. Upchurch
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission
Upchurch
Commission
A. McAmis
Upchureli
McAmis
Lake Conway
Faulkner County
Jolson Age Question Hovers Over Insurance Payouts
Hollywood reports a dispute over Jolson’s true age at death. Insurance policies valued at 400000 could be affected if he was 79 instead of 64, with a possible net payoff of 278000. Jolson, born in what was then Russia, had no birth certificate according to some accounts.
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Hollywood
iPi
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Jolson
Weo
Russia
Silent Stars Engulfed by Gracious Grandmothers in Chicago
Silent film idol Francis X. Bushman and co star Betty Blythe arrived from Hollywood for a movie premiere at Dearborn station. Grandmothers from Cook County mobbed Bushman, tugging his hat and coattails as Judith Braun and Cindy Garner looked on amused.
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Chicago
Francis X. Bushman
Bushman
Hollywoods
Dearborn
Betty Blythe
Judith Braun
Cindy Garner
Grand Ole Opry Visit and Local Tours Highlight Weekend
The report notes Saturday night attendance at the Grand Ole Opry with visits to The Hermitage and other sites. Mrs. C. E. Winemiller began a Long Beach trip to visit relatives. Jimmie Bert Rowe joined Houston Prescott and Elledge families on a Houston visit and Galveston stop. Mrs. Houston Kitchens returned from a Fort Sill visit with Set. Kitchens. Mrs. Kenneth Baxter accompanies home for a short stay.
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Grand Ole Opry
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
C. E. Winemiller
Long Beach
Calif
J. A. Elmore
C. J. Rowe
Jimmie Bert
Houston
Texas
Houston Kitchens
Set. Kitchens
Fort Sill
Oklo
Kenneth Baxter
Dewey Bolls Hospitalized in Memphis Tennessee
Personal mention reports that Dewey Bolls is a patient at Baptist Hospital in Memphis Tennessee.
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Dewey Bolls
Baptist Hospital
Memphis, Tenn
Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Hospital notes list Wanda Jean Cox and Mrs Rodrick Turner admitted at Hope. Discharges include Mrs Charles McClendan Lewistown. Other entries blank or garbled with McNab Clayton noted as admitted or discharged.
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Wanda Jean Cox
Hope
Rodrick Turner
Charles McClendan
Lewtayille
Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Troubled Marriages
Dorothy Dix answers readers on marital strains including a husband’s reluctance to leave home, sponging visitors, and a secretary torn by workplace love. She explains patterns of sulking when not indulged, suggests firm boundaries, economic strategy, and caution for teens marrying early, ending with guidance on seeking wiser counsel.
Arkansas redistricting reshapes races for 1988 election
The article notes policy shifts and candidate moves as Arkansas redistricts its congressional seats. It mentions Rep. Boyd Tackett of Nashville considering retirement and potential runs for other offices, the impact on Harris of Tit Dorada, and mentions McMath seeking a third term as governor with other state officials named in the section. The piece reflects Washington reaction to district changes and candidate realignments.
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Little Fork
Woay C. Hamilton
Washington
Allohs Arkan
Arkansas Power
Rep
Boyd
Tacket
Nashville
Antean Tackett
Congress
Oron Harris
Tit Dorada
Arkanans
Dix
Hetlon
Tackett
Harris
Bealdes
Mones
Inchide
McMath
Allormey
the Murry
Nathan Gordon
Teeter Tottering Latest Rage At Berkeley Campus
Berkeley students Albert Arnold and Trow, freshmen, set an 84 minute teetering record at UC Berkeley as fraternity noise led to threats. About 200 youths gathered, some attempted to seize the chair, but were deterred by police. Arnold and Trow later explained they pursued the stunt for novelty and had not planned a purpose.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of Californias
Albert Arnold
Harry
Hausa
Arnold
Vly
Army Seeks 15000 Men for July Callup
Washington reports the demand to muster 15,000 soldiers in July amid plans for a broader military expansion. The notice hints at revised conscription targets and adjustments in Korea related operations, with emphasis on rising casualty reductions and increased mobilization.
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Washington
Leo Proginty
Koren
fragmented OCR summary of a church meeting note
Fragmented text shows an assembly and a recommendation committee. Mentions a federal religious matter and an Anita, with garbled names and phrases. Unable to extract clear event, date, or participants from the fragment.
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Tronlad
Ing Vongves
Anita
May 9 1943 Roynolda Motatt labor strike and protests
A garbled report notes workers at ALT gather for a strike demanding three holiday days. The union shows strong turnout and plans to continue actions at their Royholda village plant this week.
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Shotllatd
Ang
Roynolda Motatt Corny Zany Partiat
Tad Slay
ALT
Hare
Pal
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T. Z. Gibson
Fairy Park
Roy Thomas
T. B. Thomas
Jack Murry
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O. S. Ells
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Dave Eyats
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All of Hope
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