Calendar notices and club meetings in Emmet area
The Garden Club and several groups announce meetings on Wednesday October 3 at 2:30 PM, including the Garden Club at 400 Edgewood and the Girl Scout Committee at City Hall. Other affiliations hold sessions October 5 and 6 with rummage sales, luncheons, and officer installations. Public notices include church circles, yard awards, and PTSA events.
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Garden Club
Delton Houston
Edgewood
Frank Russell
Leoard Ellis
Girl Scout
Visiting and Return Trips Highlight Shreveport Fort Smith Travel
Mrs Edwin Ward and three others shopped in Shreveport while Vicky and Kay Kincannon returned to Ft Smith after a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Harold Porter field. Rev Kincannon remains seriously ill in a Ft Smith hospital. Mr and Mrs Buddy Bowden and their son James Michael of Shreveport were guests of Mrs E B Jones and Mr and Mrs J A Bowden over the weekend.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
C. D. Lester
R. L. Broach
C. C. Sutton
E. §. Burke
V. Nuon
Edwin Ward
Ed Galloway
Ethel Whitehurst
Vicky
Kay Kincannon
Ft. Smith
Mrs
Harold Porterfield
Jim Kincannon
Rev. Kincannon
Ft. Smith Hospital
Buddy Bowden
Jule Son
James Michael
Shreveport
E. 8. Jones
J. A. Bowden
Hospital Notes and Discharges Across Cities
Hospital notes record admissions and discharges for Mrs. S H Briant in Hope and Thomas J Griffin in Sramburg with several other patients in Hope. includes discharge of Homer Burke and Mrs. Milton Eason. Separate items list Miss Pattie Sue Bright and Mrs Hudie Byrom admitted in Hope with others discharged to Fulton and Paris. Also U S Price Stabilization Administrator Eric Johnston comments on likely steady prices for four to five months, noting forecasting uncertainty beyond.
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Paris
U. S
Eric Johnston
America
Metal Men Can't Picket in Pine Bluff
AFL sheet metal workers in Little Rock and Pine Bluff are restrained from picketing construction sites by a temporary order issued by Judge Dodge. Pickets halted work at Highland Park housing and Arkansas Baptist hospital offices annex, while other sites remained active. The union seeks a wage raise of 37.5 cents and higher subsistence pay, arguing no contract since Aug 4 and stalled talks with J E Hornibrook Sheet Metal Co.
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Little Rock
AFL Sheet Metal Workers
Arkansas Sheet Metal Contractors
Pine Bluff
Sheet Metal Workers International Association
Frank J. Dodge
Multhimnillion
Highland Park
Arkansas Baptist Hospital
J. E. Hornibrook Sheet Metal Co
Arkansas Power and Light Co
Arkansas A.M. & N. College
Hammond Bag and Paper Co
A. P
Hernibrook
Wage Stabilization Board
Race Riot Pleas Entered in Cicero Court
Guilty pleas were entered by about 100 men in Cicero pollens court over July race riots in a suburb. Min fines of 10 dollars were set for Charles Hasnedl and Ronald Luski for unlawful assembly. Seventy eight others pleaded not guilty and 20 received continuances. 18 forfeited for failure to appear as State troopers pressed for order among about 6000 people. The unrest followed a Negro family’s attempt to move into the white community. The Cook County grand jury indicted six, including Cicero police chief Erwin Konovski.
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Chicago
Get
Ova
Cicero Pollens
Iito
Cook County Grand Jury
Erwin Konovsky
Cicera
Lafayette Farmer in Serious Shape After Yellow Jacket Attack
J. C. Morse, 63, was seriously injured when stung repeatedly on the head and neck by yellow jackets near his farm home north of here. He was rushed to a hospital in Lewisville after stumbling into a nest while hunting.
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Stamps
Larayette County
Yellow Jackets
J. C. Morse
Here
Neach
Lewisville
Pro Nationalist China News Reports Korean War Costs
The Formosan outlet notes the Korean War is costly for China, highlighting national strain and ongoing economic impact as tensions persist in Asia. The report emphasizes government challenges and public concern over wartime expenditures.
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Taipei
Formosa
China News
Love Needs Honor in Dorothy Dix Advice Column
A reader pleads over a son’s betrayal and a wife’s fraying marriage while Dorothy Dix urges honoring commitments and warns that pursuit of romance harms families. A separate letter advises changing dating expectations and handling chronic lateness with firm boundaries.
Livestock Show Queen Selected at Little Rock Event
Russellville high school senior Nancy Elwood was crowned Arkansas Livestock Show Rodeo queen amid a rough arena ride. She rode a prize horse despite a startled stop that caused a tumble, then remounted to complete her tour. She is daughter of Sam and Mrs. Elwood and had prior runner up finishes in regional pageants.
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Little Rock
Russellvilly
Nancy Elwood
Edward Bent
Fine
Sam Elwood
Arkansas Valley
White River Valley
Kansas
Chinese Military Spending Boosted by Red China Analysis
An OCR fragment notes a figure equating Chinese Communist spending to about 4.6 billion dollars yearly, claiming this boosts Red China’s military effort to around 8 billion, indicating a substantial defense funding impact.
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China
Unclear Text Snippet Signals Social Habit Change
Fragmentary note suggests someone named Meg facing a social pull to change behavior or replace a friend, with a sly allegation about a party release. Details are garbled and unclear about people or organizations involved.
Six Dead After Cuban Naval Firing Drill
The navy reports six sailors died and 10 to 15 were injured in an anti aircraft drill at Guantanamo Bay Cuba when a shell from a five inch gun struck another gun’s barrel. The destroyer Gatling was conducting firing practice and an investigation is underway.
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Washington
Cuba
Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Gatling
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Frank Yarbrough
Edward Aslin
Rose Garden Club
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Old Palace Theatre
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Harold Collier
Larkin Bonanon
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M. L. Fox
Oakhaven
Raymond Luett
Marilyn Shiver
First Baptist Church
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Betty Porter
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Sramburg
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Jean McAlpine
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