Local Social Calendar and Club Meetings Listed
Social calendar notes a busy series of meetings across Ruseliny area clubs including Pivot Baptist Sunday School groups and Mrs Oli Liowis hosted events at West Avenue Elm Street. Residents attend Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings with details on hostesses venues and program topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novenberth
Ruseliny
Pivot Baptist
Sehonl
Pienlig i
Oli Liowis
Ray
Torbert Arinedd
Hesouiuty
Besthosans
Meeting Notices And Garden Club Hostesses In Little Rock
Announcement notes a State Membership committee meeting of the Amarivim Legion Ausifiary in Little Rock on Wednesday at 1 o clock. It lists C Elen Glin and others as appointing committees and invites members of the tweel woxiluey desing tuns qurkition to estates. Garden Club hostesses Mrs Devil Weyer and Mrs C Chillon presided at Rose Garden club gathering with a program by Loly Mes dL Rogers and names several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarivim Legion Ausifiary
Little Rock
C. Elen Glin
Mheethig OO Garden Club
Devil Weyer
C., Chillon
Rose Garden
Wpe
Dl. Rogers
Henig
W. B. Mason
Cuei Weaver
H. O. Kylee
Afie
Wedding of Bibel Bushong in Shreveport Church
The article details the November 11 wedding of Bibel Bushong to William Bushong of Morgantown at the Church of Christ in Shreveport. Attendants included Mrs. C. G. Rudd, with the bride in blue gray attire and orchid. Post-ceremony refreshments followed the socal hour. The piece also notes a Baptist circle meeting at First Baptist church with twelve members present.
Social Notes Visit Highlights and Family News
Personal mentions list Mrs G B Morris and daughter Miss Josephine Marr as weekend guests of Mr and Mrs A T Graves in Texarkana. Other visitors include Mrs Terry Feil of Little Rock Jane Feld Charlestone Fench of Monticello and Miss Katherine Hesterly visiting Texarkana friends. At a funeral in Salisbury grandsons Hainer Salisbury Avilyna and Bale win Salisbury Mansfield Field Alabama attend by plane. Mrs J M Worms travels from Idabel to bedside daughter Mrs J C Milan. Mr and Mrs Glen Parker announce the birth of a son Ronald Glen Parker on Monday November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Morris
Josephine Marr
Graves
Texurkans
Terry Feil
Little Rock
Jane Feld
Charlestone Fench
Monticello
Mes
Z. T. West
Mist
Hattie Anne Peiris
Katherine Hesterly
Texarkana
J. E., Salisbury
Hainer Salisbury
Avilyna
Balewin Salisbury
Masfield Field
Alabama
J. M. Worms
Idabel
Oklahoma
J. C. Milan
Julia Chester
Meg
Glen Parker
Ronald Glen Parker
Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers From A Historic Text
A garbled etiquette quiz asks about writing to an army friend, guests at table, restaurant table preferences, public grooming, hotel behavior, smoking in public rooms, ashtrays, and disturbing guests. The believed answers given: 1 Certainly 2 No 3 No 4 Yes 5 They should cry out to disturb sleeping guests.
Floyd Odlum: Small industries defense linchpin or risk
Washington profile of Floyd Odlum, head of the Office of Production Management’s distribution division, tracing his rise from a Utah power clerk to a Wall Street figure. The piece discusses his role in spreading defense contracts, his fortune built during the crash era, and his personal life including marriages and his influence on national defense mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stinnett
Washington
Wenel
Furltherey
Saylor
Floyd Odlum
Union City
Mich
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Una
Utih Power and Light Co
Hortense McQuarrie
Odlum
New York
Electric Bond and Share Co
Uteh
Electric Bond and Share
Wal Street
Sidney Zollicoffer
Mitchell
Golhin
Oval Utility Corp
Gollum
Odium
Hlain
Purome
Bonwit Teller’s
Fifth Avenue
Jacquelyn Cochran
Hatton
Isk
First Prize Winner in Popular Photography Contest 1941
The report details the Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers as an independent union within the National Federation of Telephone Workers with about 150000 members, 130000 of whom are Bell employees. It outlines wage disputes, historical negotiations, and a potential strike if mediation fails before a deadline, highlighting regional wage differentials and a push for immediate certification to the National Defense Mediation Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Federation of
Long Lines Telephone Workers
FLL TW
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Bell
John R. Steelman
Conciliaton Service
We Company
Long Lines Federation
National Defense Mediation Board
NDMB
Manus
Nicesy Faylus Sense Mint
Mewtung
Manifestilia
Lunders l Ike
Cman
Irving B
Elis
Tietinunt
California
Nis
Edson in Washington on the Bell System wage dispute
The Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers and AT&T wage quarrel looms with a November 14 strike deadline. A nationwide shutdown could disrupt long distance calls newswire service weather reports air traffic radio and military communications. AT&T oversees 37 regional units via its long lines division with about 13 000 workers below supervisor grade and a 15 40 member union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federation of Long Lines Telephone Workers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Army
Jong Lines Department
German Literature in Nazi Germany Mirror of Tyranny
The piece contrasts Nazi censorship with freedom in science and the arts, noting how German authors like Remarque, Mann, and Zweig are disowned in their homeland. It argues culture flourishes under liberty and warns tyranny stifles creativity while safety signs anchor workers to prevent accidents at the Proving Ground project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theater Gaeht
Erich Remargue
Arnold Zweig
Griseha
Thomas
Heinrich Mann
Good Accident Continued From Page One
An analysis argues that ten percent of accidents are preventable, while only two of seven are stopped by mechanical safeguards. Emphasis on worker safety through first aid lectures and regular safety meetings reduces injury. Examples include oxygen tank handling rules and storage to avoid ignition and overpressure, plus general cautions for ditching machines, hoists, derricks, and electrical work.
Long Distance Lines Threatened by Picket Action
Amid a nationwide strike, 87 independent telephone unions in the federation vow not to cross each other’s picket lines. The pledge implies workers will not perform the duties of a striking colleague, risking widespread disruption to long distance communications if even a few men are called out.
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Uasiwis
Pri
Henry
Tris Crivredengh
MM. McCleuahan
Weluek
Karl O'Neal
Robert Walkers
Selina
Brianthie
Wellnesday
Novendor Paistoy Bop
Sehoa
Uteluck
John Cxin
B.A. Tt
Wilbur Jones
Charles Lacky
Mary Carrigan
Mamie Twitehall
Caplis d
Os Baker
Colilian Ebb
Susephine Morris
Torlock
Brookwood
Doafchick
Alc Kolbwall
Jackson
Tope High Sell
Joey Youle
Thiessay
Vormunilay
Jaseeyer
Avthees
Rialto
Lane Sisters
Jeffery Lynn
Ann Sheridan
James Cagney
Ine Theatres Saenger
Searface
Midinee Daily Toys
Cotyugst
Sal
Devils Island
Sun-Man
Baptist Chree
Wowen
Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church
J. RB Sanellin
Mervey Hotti
Henry Haynes
Zelly Casper
Herbert Elint
Saenger
Melvyn Crawford Douglas
J. R. Williams
Williami
Edson
Safety Department
Ocean
Talbot
KARO
Ratige
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