Church and club notices fill November schedule in town
The society column lists events from November 2 to 7 across churches and clubs. Invites for Miss Lennly Wilson wedding, auxiliary sales, charity meetings, and circle gatherings appear, with locations in town and hostesses named.
Local Visitors Headed to Asheville Convention
Comina and Going A. E. Slusser plan to leave November 4 for the Ger wd UDG Convention convening in Asheville North Carolina. They will be accompanied by Mrs J Y Goode of Magnolia and Mrs Alfred Brown. President Charles Huckabee of Little Rock arrived for a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs A L Huckabee of Hope RL 1.
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Hope RL 1
Hospital Notes Births And Admittances In Hope Journal
An itemized hospital note lists admissions and births on November 2 and early November 1951. Mrs Daniel Schmitt and Mrs J F Harris welcome a baby girl while Patmos and McCorkle families announce another daughter. Several patients and discharged pairs are named with residences Hope and surrounding areas.
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Minmet, Jr
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Howes
Horn Way
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Hope
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McNab
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Patmos
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Radio Programs in New York Schedule Listed for Friday Night
A listing of NBC CBS and ABC radio lineups for Friday night and Saturday, detailing show times and titles including Ray Rogers, Martin and Lewis, Duffey's Tavern, You Can't Take It With You, Night Beat Drama, Musicland U S A, Paul Weston Music, Richard Diamond, This Is PET, Ozzie and Harriet, and Dance Time among others with Saturday morning routines and special broadcasts.
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Ray Rogers
Martin and Lewis
Duffey's Tavern
CBS
Musicland
George Price
Paul Weston
Paol Clackroom
ABC
Richard Diamond
Ozzie and Harriet
MUS Magazine
Armed Forces Review
Chicago
Congress Models Needed To Police Itself
A Senate subcommittee report urges a federal ethics commission to define limits on lawmakers actions and curb influence peddling. It notes dangers when lawmakers seek favors for constituents and urges clearer rules on what constitutes acceptable contact with agencies and officials. The study ties to prior inquiries into influence peddling and RFC probes, with debate expected mid winter.
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Way Cleared for Frank and Ava
Crooner Frank Sinatra obtains a court action clearing the way to wed Ava Gardner after a brief court appearance for a divorce from Nancy Sinatra. Nancy had sought cruelty charges and a California decree of custody and support. both filings affect several years of marriage and child custody.
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Ava Gardner
Sinatra
Nancy
California
Sinatras
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Breaks Black Market Adoption Ring In New York
Brookyn attorney Marcus Siegel faces New York indictments with nine others in a black market baby adoptions ring spanning Massachusetts to Florida. Doctors and nurses allegedly sold babies of unwed impoverished mothers to foster parents for 300 to 1500 dollars amid a case uncovered after a mother sought her child.
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Florida
New York City
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Queens
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Siegel
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Dorothy Dix Advice on Love and Marriage Dilemmas
A Dor othy Dix column discusses Howard a college graduate unwilling to marry, the reader’s fear of being hurt, and the suggestion to accept him as a friend. It also covers a wife with a hospitalized husband and admonishes unhelpful relatives, then notes jealousy over an old girlfriend and urges ignoring the past to protect the marriage.
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Shell
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Bookmakers Closing Out in Many Cities
The Associated Press reports bookies across the nation shutting down as new laws require registration, a $50 fee, and ten percent gross receipts tax. Nevada nearly all state licensed bookmakers quit. New York and California see declines. some shift to underground operations while a court challenge seeks to void the tax. Senator Kefauver fears continued underground betting despite withdrawals.
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al Internal Revenue
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Combs
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Turkey for GIs in Korea Thanksgiving
Yokohama November 2 1944 The logistic command quartermaster will distribute more than 1 000 000 pounds of turkey and a holiday spread including candy fruit cake olives shrimp cocktail mixed nuts and cranberry sauce to U S soldiers in Korea as a standard Thanksgiving observance.
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Turkey
U. S
Korea
Fair Enough On British Class And Politics
Westbrook Peglar critiques British aristocracy and parliamentary dynamics with a view to 1951 political climate. It contrasts Churchill, Attlee, Roosevelt, and Labour behavior, noting class attitudes, privilege, and public speech amid postwar Britain and looming elections.
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King Features Syndicata
Thanksgiving proclaimed as nation observes harvest bounty
November 22 marked as Thanksgiving per early proclamation praising gratitude and welfare. President Franklin D Roosevelt era style note on blessings and public thanks. Congress specified Thanksgiving falls on the fourth Thursday of November.
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Washington
Truffat
Mourty
Ieee
Congress
Cooper Won't Join in New Film Company
Hollywood reports that actor Cooper declines association with a new film company amid controversy over loyalty and Americanism. Foreman’s stance, persecution claims, and industry reactions are noted as debates unfold. a later update references a 1945 incident and a Chinese delivery inquiry.
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