Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs Walker at Beverly Hill
Pink and blue shower honored Mrs Bob Walker attended by about ten to fifteen guests at the home of Mrs Lon Turner in Beverly Hill. Lovely pink and red rose decorations, bingo games, and corsages of two baby rattlers added to a night of refreshments including blue and pink baby bootie cakes and keepsakes for the guest of honor.
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Nira
Bob Walker
Barry Browh
Don ‘Turner
Lon ‘Turner
Beverly Hill
Bill Routon
Reaves
Mmc
B. J. Mont. Homety
Mary Lou Montgomery
Terms Ingrid's Lovers Suit a Big Joke
Paris reports that Italian director Roberto Rossellini sued U S Senator Edwin Johnson for defamation, calling the action a publicity stunt and a joke. Rossellini says the suit concerns honor, not money, while Johnson denies labeling Bergman’s husband as a scoundrel and mocks the filing timing after his Italy visit.
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Paris
U.S
Edwin Johnson
D-Cole
Roberto Rossollini
Ted
Rome
Johnson
Rossellinis
Awank Georges Ath
Rossellini
Han
Italy
Rosselini
United States
Fing
Gal
Ingrid Bergman
Arkansas Power and Light files new rate schedule
Arkansas Power and Light company has filed a new rate schedule affecting only large industrial consumers. The plan calls for increases from 2.6 to four percent for electric power customers, with more than 4,000 kilowatt hours used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas Fowar and Light Company
Churches News of the SATHOLIC Parish and Dates
Pastor A L Dunleavy leads Sunday worship the 20th Sunday after Pentecost with Mass at 10 20 a m Benediction follows. Catechism at 9 30 p m choir practice Thursday 7 pm and devotions each evening at 2530 in the church off Walker Street.
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Walker Streete
Pather
A. L. Dunleavy
Kingdom of
Reaven
Methodist West
Pine
Graves
Century
Asbury Church
Little Rock
First Christian North Main
West Avenue
Ted Jones
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Services and Leaders
Local church notices list Garrett Memorial Baptist on North Ferguson Street with Pastor Elbert O'Steen and morning worship at 11, Baptist Training at 6:50, evening service at 7, and midweek prayer. Also details St. Mark's Episcopal, First Presbyterian, First Pentecostal, First Methodist, and Hope Gospel Tabernacle service times, leaders, and activities.
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Grady Hairston
Meane
Marvin Artery
Milde Teland
Caege
Mark's Episcopal
Charles T. Chambers Jr
Trinity
First Presbyterian Second
Hazel St
James H. Miller
Ruth Lewis
PL. Y. F
Lester Hobbs
Katherine Simms
First Pentecostal
Ferguson Streets
H. P. Hudspeth
KXAR
C. J. Rowe
Children’s Church
Evonie Whitten
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
N. Main St
H. Paul Holdridge
Guy E. Basye
Paul Holdridge
Christ's Ambassador
Pauline Morris
S. Joseph Geno
Unity Missionary Baptist
South Elm St. Eld
Howard White
Unity's
Ansty Gilberty
Arkansas utility schedule change to start January 1
AP and L notified the Arkansas Public Service Commission that a new schedule would take effect January 1 unless protests were filed. The brief specifies the procedural stance and potential timetable impact for ratepayers and regulatory oversight.
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Arkansas Public Service Commission
Detention of Aliens to Continue Under New Law
Washington reports ongoing detention of aliens seeking entry under the new anti subversive law. Officials draft clarifying rules but avoid timing. The law bans current or former members of totalitarian parties and affiliates. Ells Island detentions rise as 35 aliens from a Queen Mary voyage are screened, including 14 Italian musicians later released after embassy intervention. Consuls abroad pause passport visas to gate future entrants, except displaced persons and officials. Visa suspensions require proof applicants were never linked to Nazi or Fascist groups and not barred by the act. The measure was enacted September 23 over Truman's veto.
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Washington
United States
State
Justice Department
Ells Island
Victor de Sabata
Italy
la Scala
Milan
Ellis Island
State Department
Truman
Rankin May Try to Impeach Brannan
Rankin of Mississippi says he will attempt to impeach Agriculture Secretary Brannan if the export cotton limit order is not lifted. He calls the order a major outrage against American farmers and urges Brannan to resign, warning of impeachment once Congress reconvenes.
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Tupelo
Miss
John E. Rankin
Congress
Agriculture Department
Hiss Seeks Freedom From Perjury Conviction
Alger Hiss, former State Department official, appeared before a U S appeals panel to challenge his perjury conviction and five year sentence. Free on ten thousand dollar bail since his January guilty verdict, he denied giving government papers to ex Communist Whittaker Chambers and meeting Chambers after 1937.
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New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
U. S. Court of Appeals
Hig
Liberty
Hiss
Roosevelt
U. S
Whittaker Cambers
Chambers
Moch to Ask Arms Aid for IndoChina
French Defense Minister Jules Moch planned talks at the State Department with Acheson and Snyder to press for faster U S arms shipments and expanded defense funding for Indochina. Officials expected a rise in French defense allocations from 450 million to about 650 million dollars in 1951 with Atlantic pact support.
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Washington
Jules Moch
Indochina
Moch
Maurice Petsche
State Department
U. S
France
United States
Persche
Moch and Petsche
Senators seek O'Dwyer and Gross testimony before panel
New York Oct 12 Senator Tobey urged calling former Mayor William O'Dwyer and bookmaker Harry Gross before the senate crime investigation committee. Chairman Kalauer gave a non committal reply as the panel continues hearings on interstate gambling in New York and New Jersey. Gross, in $260000 bail, ran a $20 million yearly syndicate and paid police $1 million annually. The subcommittee may hold Meyer Lansky in contempt for refusing to answer questions about ties to Costello and other figures.
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New York
Charles W. Tobey
William O'Dwyer
Harry Gross
Senate
Crime Investigating Committee
Tobey
New Jersey
Estes Kelauver
O'Dwyer
Mexico
Brooklyn Grand Jury
Gross
Kefanery
Meyer Lansky
Frank Costello
Kefauer
Lansky
Joe Adonis
Frank Erickson
Charles Fischetti
Chicago
Costello
Municipal League to End Meet in Little Rock
The Arkansas Municipal League closes its sixteenth annual convention in Little Rock with plans to elect new officers to replace retiring President B R McCarley and possibly Batesville Mayor Harney Chaney. A nominating committee led by Batesville city attorney Dean Lindsey and a resolutions committee chaired by Springdale city attorney Alys Lovell were appointed. Round table sessions addressed municipal issues from alleys to waterworks, with calls for more funding.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Municipal League
Arkansas
B. R. McCarley
Texarkana
Harney Chaney
Batesville
Dean Lindsey
Alys Lovell
Springdale
League
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Love and Loss
A reader asks about marrying against a tyrannical mother and another about trusting a husband’s fidelity amid rumors. Dorothy Dix advises asserting independence, breaking harmful ties, and valuing proven trust, with guidance on coping after a parent’s death and handling friends’ judgment.
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