Social Calendar Highlights From October Week
Thursday events include Mrs Carlen Johnson chairing Surgical Dressings for Red Cross Production rooms and a Frida Music Club luncheon. Miss Ruth Taylor and Hamilton Hanegain host Thursday bridge at the former’s home. Friday features county school information at Hone School and a First Methodist Women’s Society Circle 2 outing at Red Cross Production rooms. Wednesday club gathering at Mrs A K Holloway’s home ends with high scores and dessert.
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Red’ Cross
Frida
First Christian Church
Ruth Taylor
Hamilton Hanegain
Circle No. 2
Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Red Cross Dd Production
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J. P. O'Neal
Coming and Going and PTA News From Booneville
Mrs Courtney White spends the week in Booneville with relatives and friends. Local women motor to Texarkana. Circle meetings of the First Presbyterian Church auxiliaries are scheduled in Booneville with hosts and times listed. PTA information session set at the high school for Friday evening. Brief notes on visits and births conclude the column.
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Booneville
Mitton Eason
W. W. Hyman
Bill Wray
Raymond Jones
Texarkata
WPA Orders Shutdown of Large Gold Mines
The War Production Board ordered the shut down of 200 to 300 of the nation’s largest gold mines to reallocate power for copper and other war metals. New ore production must stop within seven days, with all mines halted within 60 days except minimal activity for upkeep and safety. Exclusions apply to certain small mines and those accorded priority for by product metals.
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Theshington
War Production Board
Alaska
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Lindsey to Rohwer Chief of Internal Security
Lindsey Hatchett, former state police captain, to become chief of Internal Security at the Rohwer Japanese relocation center on October 18. Negee previously joined the FBI from the State police last January 2 and was hired by the War Relocation Authority for the new post.
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Lindsey Hatchelt
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Rohwer Japanese Relocation Center
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FBI
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Prescott to Play Nashville Friday Night Wolves Face Scrappers
Prescott Curly Wolves travel to Nashville Friday at 8 pm for the fourth game of the season. They recently defeated Horatio 7 to 0 last Friday.
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Idele Crank
Christine McMahan
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Semmerhirt
Myrtle" Greéeson
Tieader
Society Notes From Memphis and De Queen Visit
Society notes report S. R. Crawford returning from a three week visit with relatives in Memphis Tennessee and Holly Springs Mississippi Lt Herman Bonds stationed with the U S Boca Raton Florida family visits in De Queen to see his parents Mr and Mrs A B Bonds Dr and Mrs G A Archebee Jr are in De Queen for a few days visiting his parents Dr and Mrs.
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Memphis
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Brightness Gone Ends Tortured Conscience Revealed
Candace confronts Mrs. Eustis about Martin Corby and her own role in his life as she and the hospital room drama unfold. Mrs. Eustis vents longing for Martin while Candace asserts she was engaged to him and urges truth and care for her husband Harvey and their baby. The scene ends with a hinted revelation and a plea for honesty.
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Toether
Candace
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Peter
Martin
Faith
Eustis
Harvey
Martin Corby
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Tye
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Mrs Roosevelt Rooms Rentals in Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village rental offices report brisk business since Mrs Roosevelt took an apartment facing Washington Square. The area teems with celebrities, including Vidjyanur Stefansson Arctic explorer and literary figures like William Rose Benet and Mark Van Doren.
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New York
the Arctic Explorer
William Rose Benet
Mark van Doren
Cari
Archer ladies return from Little Rock visit
Miss Jimmie Nichols and Miss Addys Brown arrived Thursday after a brief stay in Little Rock, resuming their duties and social rounds in the community.
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OA. Archer
Jimmie Nichols
Addys Brown
Tromn
Little Rock
Magnesium For War Use Explored At Kansas University
The Kansas magnesium study led by EB E details magnesium’s lightness and structural behavior under stress, its forging requirements, and corrosion issues. It notes magnesium may outperform aluminum under sustained stresses in gun barrels and engines, with caveats about handling, heat, and sea-water exposure for aircraft.
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Blakeslee
Lawrence, Kas
America
Kansas University
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Kansas
Eb,e
Village Odes Highlight New York Charm and Glamour
The Village scene blends homey touches with high society drama as Paris and Broadway names mingle. Jean Dalrymple's influence reshapes East Side living while Vanderbilt moves in, raising rents and projecting class. Joel Spivak’s son Yael headlines a new war song, signaling a dynastic rise in music.
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Jean Dalrymple
Jean
East 54Th St
Alfred Wynne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Yael Spivak
Charlie Spivak
Jonathan
Charte
Joel
County Gas Tax Turnback Totals $5,590 for Jefferson
State treasurer lists third quarter gasoline tax turnback allocations to counties led by Jefferson at $9,877.25 and Union at $10,338.96 while $2,871.87 from Jefferson is withheld for debt service on District No. 26 road bonds issued in 1944. Also notes England’s poet laureate stipend around $515 annually.
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Benton
Columbia
Craighead
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Faulkner
Garland
Greene
Hempstead
Hot Spring
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Madison
Miller
Ouachita
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Pope
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Jefferson County
Englewood columnist Joel funds drums rather than college
In a neighborhood paper, Joel, a musej columnist, jokes about royalties not funding a college education. Instead they’re going toward a new set of drums, as he often sits in with the band on the air.
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Musej
Spivaks
Englewood
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