Local Society Meetings Set for Early November
A sweep of upcoming gatherings includes iM DeAnnff meeting November 6 at 7 in the clubhouse, Della Kappa Gamma at 4 pm November 7 at Mrs Margaret Meddere’s home, and the John Cain Chapter at noon yesterday at the Diamond Cafe with hosts. PTA events include a November 8 session at 2 pm in the school auditorium with James H. and an executive committee at 2:50. Brookwood PTA meets November 8 at 3 pm after an executive session at 2:30, Earl Dawns to speak. Garlant School PTA convenes November 9 at 3 pm with L F Slattom. Guernecy PVA meets November 9 at 7:50 pm on National Education Week observance. Hempstead County Wildlife Association schedules November 9 at 7:30 pm in the county courthouse.
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John Cain
Westerday
Diamond Cafe
J. Oj. Battle
Otis Blackvent
D. A. Graves
Mamie Twitchell
James H
Hope School System
Brookwood Pta
Earl Dawns
Garlant School Pta
L. F. Slattom
com.Millce
Guernecy’ Pva
Mother Reunites With Lost Child After 16 Months
In Omaha a judge confirms the 4 year old Brenda Marlene Jennings is the daughter of Mrs. Harley Sax after an FBI led search spanning 14 states. The child disappeared from Guthrie Oklahoma last June 27, 1960, and was found in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The reunion followed a long, careful investigation led by Judge Seward L. Hart and social agent Tom Gearty, with the FBI involved.
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Omaha
Neb
Harley Sax
FBI
Brenda Marlene Jennings
Sax
Guthrie
Okla
Judge Mart
Hopewell HD
Judge Hart
Thomas Gearty
Oie Dai Fred
Abe
Brenda
Billy Don Nelson
Nelson
Mary and Child
Martha
First Methodist Church
Jack Wilbanks
Wilbanks
Wart
Coming and Going in tur [ette La and area visits
Local notes list Mrs EB McGabe and son Jack visiting in tur [ette La last week. Several residents report returning from visits to Shreveport Crossett Little Rock Texarkana Muntsville and Texarkana. Names include Mrs WJ O’Brien Mrs Tom McLarty Mrs Charles Darden Mrs Bert Chamberlain and other relatives with district Wesleyan Servier group members attending a Texarkana meeting.
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EB. J. McGabe
Jack
Tur [Ette, la
W. J. O’brien
Shreveport
Tom McLarty
Charles Darden of
Crossett
Bert Chamberlain
Texarkana
Jamey McLinty
Gleniie Porter
Mamie Geary
Mary Louise: Copelate
Mie Ruscell
Mary Anita Laseler
Dear Helen Advice Column Clashes With Family Bonds
Dorothy Dix answers letters about hypocritical wedding gifts and abusive relatives. A reader asks about handling a cruel sister in law, underage marriage, and a piano lesson dispute. The FBI note about a suspect tied to a missing girl is mentioned in passing.
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Helen
Miarryin
Weather and politics snippets from a scanned page
Weather across cities shows mixed skies with lingering cloudiness in Albany Boston Chicago Detroit and other hubs while Albuquerque and Dallas trend cloudy. In politics Sen Clifford Case and Mitchell are cited, with forecasts of a large margin for Eisenhower ally in campaign coverage as Eisenhower era reporting notes a looming victory.
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Hughes
Albany
Clifford P. Case
R-Nal
Aliuiquerque
Insa
Atlanta
Mitchell
Eisenhower
Bismarck
Labor
Boston
Sam Zagovia
Buffalo
Chicago
Clear
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
New York
Fort, Worth
Helena
Nonolulu
Ndianapolis
Jimenu
City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Telen
Miami
Worden Erskine
Milewaukes
Roy AD BO
SS Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Dorothy Dix Trademark Notice
A brief notice states Dorothy Dix is a registered trademark referenced as a Bell Syndicate Feature.
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Dorothy Dix
Milk Strike in New York Deadlocked
New York City faces a severe milk drought as a prolonged Teamsters strike stalls eight million quarts daily for 10 million residents. Peace talks paused after 32 hours of joint sessions. Mayor Wagner urged a temporary halt while negotiators weigh a $7 raise versus a $9.10 package over two years.
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New York
Teamsters Union
Long Island
Robert F. Wagner
Teatsters
Nassau
Stffelk
City Health Department
Ujsute New York
Rocco Denerne
Teamsters
New York State
New York City
New Non Surgical Cure Shrinks Piles Relieves Pain
New York reports a breakthrough from a world famous research institute claiming to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery, stop itching, and relieve pain. The product, offered as suppositories or ointment under the name Preparation, is said to work quickly with no known side effects.
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New York
Ian
Suhninney
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