Community club and church notices October events
Social and Personal phone lines list rehearsals and meetings. The Fret Christian church choir meets Thursday at 7 30 pm. The Pat Cleburne Chapter US D of C gathers at 2 30 pm Thursday at Mrs W Branch on South Main with co hosts. Prudence Hiffey Circle meets 7 30 pm Thursday at Mrs Albert Page with Ophelia Bells. Hope Chapter 328 OES meets 7 30 pm Thursday at Masonic Hall with services and refreshments. Rose Gardeners hold a 3 pm Friday gathering at Mrs W H Gunter with Aline Johnson. Women’s Council of First Christian hosts rummage sale 9 am Saturday October 8 at New Theater Building South Elm. Library Club of Hope High School conducts a 5 image sale in New Theater, South Elm, proceeds to finance club. Paisley PTA rummage sale Saturday October 15 in the old building. Contact B11-W or 217-W to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Cleburne
United Daughters of the Confederacy
W. Branch
South Main Street
Jerome Smith
J. &. Gorin
Prudence Hiffey
First Baptist_church
Albert Page
Ophelia Bells
The
Hope Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rose Gardeners
W. H. Gunter
Aline Johnson
Women’s Council of the First Christian Church
All Contact Circle Leader
South Elm
Library Club of Hope High School
South Elm Street
Finance Club
Paisley PT. A
Ouachita Players elect Clarice Brown president and secretary
Miss Clarice Brown, Ouachita College senior from Hope, was installed as president of the Ouachita Players at a recent meeting. She was elected secretary of the Alpha Psi Omega chapter, honorary dramatic fraternity, announced by Mrs. Gene Rudolph, faculty sponsor.
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Clarice Brown
Ouachita College
Hope
Quachita Players
Ouachita Players
Quachita College
Alpha Psi Omega
Gene Rudolph
Racketeers Again Working in Missouri
Jefferson City dispatch notes a Saturday Evening Post piece examining racketeers in Missouri as Gov. Smith faces a comeback campaign. Charles Binaggio's rise in Kansas City politics is linked to the effort, with predictions of a power grab in Jackson County and Kansas City by 1951. Smith pledges law enforcement though few specifics are cited.
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Jefferson City
Forrest Smith
Missouri
Saturday Evening Post
Jac Alex Morris
Kansas City
St. Louis
Morris
St. Joseph
Charles Binaggio
Smith
the Post
Binnaggio
Jackson County
Binaggio
Dam Construction Halt Looms Amid Rail Strike
Little Rock reports the Bull Shoals dam project may pause next week as the Missouri Pacific strike disrupts cement shipments and worker availability. John Kempie notes crew levels at 350 from 600, with maintenance staff down to 130. The supervising engineer cautions further slowdowns if the strike continues.
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Little Rock
Bull Shoals
Missouri Pacific
John Kempie
U.S. Engineers
Vast Construction Funds for Alaska and Okinawa Approved
Oct 3, the House Armed Services Committee approved a 194.4 million program to support facilities in Alaska and Okinawa. Most funds cover housing while substantial portions fund radio and radar installations communications systems and underground gasoline storage. Alaska gets 194.4 million of the total.
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Alaska
Okinawa
House
Armed Services Committee
The Lonely Ones Dear Miss Dix and Answers
Dorothy Dix columns discuss lonely women and social isolation, urging use of hotels, clubs, and friendships to stave loneliness. Advice covers jealousy, self-control, and growing independence, with examples of Mrs Smith, Widow Brown, and Anita. It notes that jealousy hurts relationships and suggests time and self-reflection to overcome adolescent crushes.
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Mrs. Smith
Widow Brown
Miss Dix
Someone to Love By Irene Lonnen Ernhart
Irene Lonnen Ernhart portrays Tod Duncan unable to forget Liz Conover while married to Jenny. Jenny learns she is to become a mother as Tod contends with family tensions, finances, and a fragile alliance with his mother. The couple faces disapproval from Tod's mother and the strain of supporting Joe, with secrets mounting as Tod drifts back toward Liz. The chapter ends with Tod walking away after a heated confrontation.
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Someone To Love
Irene Lonnen
Od Duncan
Liz Conover
Jenny
Tod
Rick Marvis
Liz Cohoyer
Jeny
Rick
Gimerick
Tori
Liz
Mther
Ted
Harriet
Joe
Nina Lo
Mangens
Hansens
Tad
Hansen Wis
Sandy
Ruth
Tockwig
Simmer Cottage
Kirk
Ninn
Ain
Gian
Tul
Tou
Jenny Erie
Jessy
Love
Iverlle
Steel Strike Continues Shaping Industry Actions
The strike persists with workers pushing for higher pay while the government stays cautious. Secretary Charles Sawyer discusses export controls to keep steel in the U S, aiming to protect jobs if the walkout Endures. Westinghouse allocates appliances and Packard plans to adjust schedules as shortages ripple through auto and manufacturing sectors. sporadic violence appears in coal regions as miners’ strike enters its 17th day.
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Charles Sawyer
America
Lmost
Sawyer
Westinghouse
Detroit
Pacekard Mut Car Company
Tomurray
Packard
USW
Virginia Lust Hight
Deaf Mute Denies Slaying Two Women in Alabama
Merbert Hoover Gentry, 20, a near deaf mute, testified through an interpreter that contractor Frank Adair killed Mel Deal and Dorothy Deal in Talladega last February. Gentry previously confessed to police and faces trial for his wife Flamie Deal's murder. the state plans to call Adair as a rebuttal witness.
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Talladega
Ala
Merbert Hoover Gentry
Gentry
Mel
Dorothy Deal
Rome
Flamie
Frank Adair
Eardier
Adair
Mrs. Deal
J. J. Cockrell
Aedsir
Chinese Ability to Devise Problems Causes Global Headaches
A long column analyzes China s dual communist nationalist regime and the Western scramble for policy. Russia recognizes Beijing while the nationalist regime loses ground in Canton. New premier Chou En Lai and Sun Yat Sen s sister figure in shaping foreign policy amid Cold War tensions. General Ku erased amid crisis as Yang joins defense leadership.
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China
Russia
Heiping
United Nations
Moscow
Peking
Canton
jHonatige
Ku Ue
Hsiad Yi-tsuy
Chou-Er-lai
Tze- Tung
People’s Rep
Cho
Red
Peipin
Sun Yat-sen
Sun
Chiang- Kai-shek
Sun Yabsen
Chou
Clunete People's Republic
Morley Moves to End Arkansas Liquor Exports
Revenue Commissioner Dean R Morley announced a formal order to shut down Arkansas four liquor export hoses. He will hold a 2 p.m. hearing next Monday after directing exporters to show cause why permits should not be revoked. Morley expects court action as exporters already curtailed operations following tax stamp cuts and cited federal statutes and neighboring state laws influencing the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Revenue
Dean R. Morley
Arkansas
Morley
Fort Smith
Alice
Morley Sai
Revenue Department
Oklahoma
Dismantling German Industries Denounced by 44 Senators
Forty four Senators from both parties urged Secretary Acheson to halt dismantling of industrial plants in Western Germany. They argued stopping the dismantling would aid German economic recovery and noted Britain was similarly dismantling plants in its zone. Senators Taft and Wherry were among the signers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Germany
Acheson
Taft
Ohio
Wherry
Great Britain
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Fret Christian Church Choir
Thhursday
Business Weomens Missionary Circle
First Baptist Church
Dullag Chester
Josephine
W. R. Fielding
McCaskill
Bobby Waulkiner
Edward Stone
McCallester
Faggy and
Garner Forrest Tucker
Rudinson
Hayward
Richard Conte Lok
Kansas
Cardui
Accurata
Gms Dec
Hamm Tire &Appliance Co
Walnut Hope
Ark
Bing
Judy Cook
Hollywood
Crosby Brothers
Bing, Everett
Lawrence
North Side
Chicago
Dorothy DIX
Leise
Jaushiret
Anita
Sam
Harry
Bell Syndicate
Page One
Dewitt MacKenzie
Britain
Powers
Brittan
North Atlantic Alliance
British Commonwealth
John Bull
Bigator
Oshur
Gillcn
Honig
Herbert. Burns Lou Fallen and
Ke Keys
Saul
Lydia E. Pinkhem
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinklious
Aia
Southwestern Bell Telephone
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