Local church and club notices list meetings and events
Several notes from ladies groups and clubs outline upcoming gatherings. The Mothers Organization plans a regular Monday meeting at 1A Whitman with Mrs Lex Jr hosting the Garouls Scouts hayride and supper at Hope Club, and a First Week at 7 PM. A November 74 Hope Club gathering at Mrs A A Ith home features Mrs N Potter as new leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Mrs
Lex Jr
Garoul Ght
Hayad
Hope ‘Club
Hote Aris ‘Club
A. A. Ith
N. Potter
Nigamni
Pirat Baptist Church
Pums
Bigling
Freshmen Senate Shakeup Highlighted in New Years Plan
Fragmented OCR notes discuss freshmen in the senate and ward elections next January. It mentions new senators, previous members, and a vague reference to percentages, with unclear context about congressional groups and house membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bry
Senate
Wenn G
House
Faulkner and Russell Win Nobel Prizes in 1949 1950
Stockholm reports American novelist William Faulkner and British philosopher Bertrand Russell awarded Nobel prizes in literature for 1949 and 1950. Faulkner, from Oxford Mississippi, is the fourth American laureate. Russell, aged 53, is renowned as a mathematician turned philosopher. The ceremony will be held as the Nobel foundation marks its 40th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Wil Tiarm Faulkner
Bertrand Russell
Swedish Academy
Faulkner
Oxford
Mise
Russell
Gustaf VI
Nobel Foundation
Osulin
Fawkner
Yares
Academy
Winston Churchill
Benedetto Croce
Miss
Earl Russell
New House Turnover Leads to Notable Comeback Bloc
The 81st Congress shows a small turnover despite many retirements. More than 100 new house members entered recently, with seven new senators having House experience. Notable former House members becoming senators include Nixon Dirksen and Smathers. Several reformers replace outgoing incumbents, creating one of the era’s largest comeback blocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Senate
George Smathers
Florida
Richard M. Nixon
California
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Warle Clements
Kentucky
Mike Mon+ voney
Oklahoma
Francis Case
South Dakota
Dirksen
Clements
Dicksen
F. ‘Edgar Chenoweth R- Cole
Horace S$eely-Brown
Richard BH. Vail Ru
Fred E. Busbey Riib
Howard Buffett
Joan J. Dempsey
John GC
Butler
William FE
Hess R-Ohtai
George H
Bender R-Ohiat
John J
Riley
William J
Bryan Dorn
Carrol
Reece
Legion Chief Calls for Mighty Army in Cold War Push
American defense leaders at Arlington Cemetery on Armistice Day urged total mobilization to deter Soviet aggression. Erle Cocke of the American Legion pressed for universal military training and a stronger armed force, arguing it would lower long term costs and ensure readiness. Secretary Marshall and Col. Mara attended as wreaths were laid.
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Washington
Arry
Arlington National Cemetery
Erle Cacke
American Legion
Russia
Cocke
Eternolly
Defense Marshall
John J. Pershing
Truman
Stalin
Legion
U. S
UMT
U S Planning Controls Is Prediction For Steel Output
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer said the full impact of rearmament will hit industry next spring or summer. The National Production Authority will rely mainly on mandatory orders, not voluntary compacts, to control production. He expects steel capacity to reach about 120 million tons per year by end of 1954. Bottlenecks in manganese and iron ore are considered solvable and vital to expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sawyer
NPA
Charles Sawyer
National Procession Authority
Anp
Tanis
Ihami Stark
Uwe
Aviv
Byistond
Georgia
Leo Yous
Marshall
Bikhiess
Little Rock Grows to 95th in National Population Ranking
Washington reports that the Greater Little Rock standard metropolitan area ranks 85th in the nation by population. The area including North Little Rock and Pulaski County totals 192,879, with 143,589 in Little Rock and North Little Rock combined. County outside cities adds 40,950. Arkansas falls from 24th to 30th in the nation due to a 47,756 loss since 1940. Figures are tentative. Little Rock has 101,387. North Little Rock 42,142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Greater Little Rock
Federal Census Bureau
North Lite Rock
Pulaski County
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Tex
Little Rock
North Little Rock
Arkansas
Baureau
North
Dorothy Dix Rants About Unappreciative Guests and Do-Gooders
A humorous brisk critique targets visitors who never show appreciation and spend others’ money and time. It lampoons late arrivals, loud family fights, backseat drivers, intrusive collectors, and gossiping bore- bores who hijack meals, entertainments, and homes.
U S and France Clash Over Ruhr Valley Policy
Frankfurt dispatch reports U S Britain and France remain deadlocked on Ruhr steel controls amid six weeks of talks. Allies ordered a higher commission to allow German steel for defense, but no progress. production rises to 14 million tons annually, provoking questions on defense contributions and possible renegotiation. The piece closes with a wedding anniversary anecdote about gift etiquette.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S
France
Ruhr
Allied
High Commission
Western Europe
Foreign Ministers’ Steel Division
Sermans
Military Calls May Eliminate Slim Margin
Washington reports that attrition from deaths and resignations could erase the Democrats slim 48 to 47 Senate edge. Vacancies and appointive loyalties by governors shape future control as two seats remain to change the balance, with recent resignations and elections tightening or easing party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barkley
GOP
House
Congress
B. M. Miller
Henry C. Dworshak
Miller
Raymond Baldwin
Connecticut
Chester Bowles
William Benton
Benton
Prescott Bush
Catholic Church Activities on Third and Walker Streets
Father A G Dunleavy pastor presides at Mass and Confession Sunday the 20th Sunday after Pentecost at 9 20 a m Catechism classes held. choir practice Thursday and Saturday at 7 p m Ladies Altar Society meeting Monday at 2 p m in the church activities section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic
Walker Streets
A. G. Dunleavy
Ladies Altar Society
58-Year Old Weather Record Is Equaled
Little Rock report notes a 29 degree low, tying the record for the date since 1892 as a cold front from the northwest brings subfreezing weather. Fayetteville and Paragould recorded 23 degrees, with northern Arkansas forecast to drop to 10 to 18 degrees tonight.
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Fayetteville
Paragould
North Arkansas
Sunday religious services and revival notices across churches
East Third Street First Presbyterian hosts 7 30 p m evening prayer and sermon while St Marks Episcopal outlines classes and choir events. Pentecostal revival led by Rev Hudspeth continues nightly at 7 30 p m with guest Rev Cannon and Rev Bailes formerly on radio. Methodist and Baptist schedules list classes, morning worship, and union events with multiple leaders and dates through November 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Cannon
Noyphiet, Ark
Walter Bailes
West Virginia
Ckxarh
J. Rowe
Children’s Church
Ernie Whitten
Youg People's Sevice
H. P. Hudspeth
E. S. McFaddin
Litthy Rack
Royce Weisenberger
Century
E. D. Galloway
Mantay
Graup
W.5.c
Wesleyan Service Guild
Clarice Cannon
Elmer Brown
Progaram
Ej Thrash
Baptist Training Union
J. T. Bowden, Jr
Womiun's Missionary Society
Ebbeh
Sunbeams
Dimiac R. A
Pan
J. O
Business Woman's Circle
Clyde Osborn
Schont
First Baptist Church
Duck Bielding
Charles Reynerson
Clyde Trickey
Jack Pountain
Sainr Davis
R. A. Fathey-Son
Cburch
Nan
Selai
James H. Miller
Berman
Austin Theologicst Suminary
Austin
Texas
Marsie
Tom Macharty
A. J. Neighbours
C. Lewis
Mack Stuart
Russell and O'Mahoney Clash Over Senate Leadership
Discussion on who should lead the Senate next session reveals resistance to Russell for the majority post. O'Mahoney and Dahoney both express firm stances, while splits hint at civil rights debates and White House influence in selecting leaders. The debate underscores tensions between party factions and the executive branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
O'Mahoney
Dick Russell
Senate
Dahoney
White House
House
Industry to Feel Arms Plan Next Spring
Washington in November reports Defense plans to arm industry with contracts for steel and machinery, shifting civilian output. Officials say ramp up will take months, with production targets and staggered orders to avoid sudden shutdowns as military needs grow. Local meetings and church notices follow in the community bulletin.
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If Mothers Organization
Che Ae
Pam
Paul Jones
Morrelli
Cadiz
Catha
Iil
Uthry
Hope
Heyy Yan
Macorhall Garey
Fnew Carnival
Sun
Colbert Rete Ryan
Royal
Rosemary Peplinskh
University of California
Medical School
Los Angeles
Calif
Dorothy DIX
Pet
Sherlock Wolmes
Yvy
Tommy
Sally
Bell Syndicate
U.S
Rhur Valley
News of the Churches
St. Mark’s Episcopal
Charles T. Chambers
Episcopal Church
Theo
H. Cs
Petter
Camden
First Pentecostal
Fourth and
Ferguson Streets
Rev. H. P. Hudspeth
First Methodist West
Pine
J. M. Hamilton
First Baptist
A. Whitlow
First Presbyterian East
Second Street
United States
Lester Dtabbs
Tallpoe
Unity Missionary Baptist South Elny
Adam
Anies Chaspklae
Nag
Suday Petal
AL Ok
Gilbert
Aupt
Vy Ovejuck
Manning
Beenie Wereblp
Tudela
Panty
Tiney
Toric
Elasia Meus
Peyyatra White
First Christian North Main
Ioan
Teele
Hawih Tee
Hiv
Dad
Jay
Cheistian Western
Hiss
I Bethuwe
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