Community Notes Show Busy Week Ahead in Hope
Local organizations schedule events from October 34 through November 3. Halloween carnival at gas company, singers at the Auditorium, and a plate supper by the Order of Eastern Star. UBC meeting at the Country Club, veterans rummage sales, Sunday school class gathering, and Calhoun family reunion with many relatives from multiple states.
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Hope
Order of Eastern Star
Weloek
Workers
Garret Memaeia
Baptist Chie
XBM
Hazzard
Dalton Dragon
Corhogtess
Matthew
Gwendolyn Frith
Drago
J. 5
Mel
Calhoun
H. 2B
Calehoun
Spring Hill
Jess Calhoun
Briant Bobo
Morris Turner
Mis
Joe Calhoun
Melba Jane
Purnie Snoter
Jean
Floyd
Jimny
Carral
Glen Caloun
Patsy
Glenny
Riymond Callins
Ronny Smith
Rebecca Ann Idling
HH. D. Calhoun
Robert Calhoun
Jimmy
Marion
Linda
All of
Charles Hantillan
Little Rock
Visiting relatives and servicemen’s families gather locally
Mrs William Vines of Fort Smith visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Stroud. Her husband Cpl William H Vines stationed at Camp Chaffee will join this weekend. Mrs W Strang and family back from three day tour in the Quar ks and Missouri. Mr and Mrs J W Stickland back from business and pleasure trip in Dallas. Mr and Mrs Willie Anderson and daughter of Houston visiting friends here.
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William Is Vines
Fort Smith
George Stroud
Cpl
William H. Vines
Camp Chaffee
Mrs. W. Strang
Willie Anderson
Houston
Texas
Miss Carolyn Cox Elected to Helcombe Hall Governing Board
Miss Carolyn Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs W Cox of Ul ton was elected a member of the House Governing Board of Helcombe Hall residence hall for freshmen at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville.
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Carolyn Cox
Ulton
Helcombe Hall
University of Arkansas
Hospital Notes Brief Admissions and Discharges
Hospital notes list admissions including Josephine Admitted plus Julia Chester Admitted and discharges such as Mrs James McMillan and Mrs Roy Foster. Names span several patients with locations Hope Hesston Emmet and Washington.
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Julia Chester
Herbert W. Griffin
Hope
Harold Foster
Kilgore
Eugenia Gesner
Bryan Erwin
Emmet
Betty Ruth Saunders
Washington
James McMillen
Roy Foster
Blevins
W. B. Bearden
J. B. Silvey
Hesston
Paul W. Lambert
Virginia Lynne
Franchot Tone Goes To Jail This Time
Franchot Tone the movie actor faced jail after a reported spat at Cha's on Sunset Strip with veteran columnist Florable Muir. Muir says Tone spit at her and kicked her shins after a dispute over Payton. Tone was released on $500 bail. he defended himself saying provocation led to the incident.
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Hollywood
Franchot Tone
Florable Muir
Cha’s
Sunset Strip
Miss Muir
Barbara Payton
Sheriff's Deputies
John Norris
Tonie
Tone
Booker
Tom Neal
Miss Payton
Neel
Cloquet Minn
Abe Davidian
Cashier Warned Before Theater Robbery Attempt
A Chicago cashier reported a threatening call saying a robbery would occur. Minutes later a young man appeared at the Star and Garter theater offering 35 cents for a ticket and demanded all the money, implying a gun. The cashier warned him the price was higher, and the man signaled taking $100 from the box office.
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Chicago
Decisions in Phantom Case Reversed by Texas Court
Texarkana Oct 30 The sixth Texas court of civil appeals reversed a district court ruling in a double indemnity case tied to the so called phantom killer. Bernice Griffin seeks $2000 on a policy covering the 1948 Griffin and Polly Ann Moore slayings. Dr. Reed testified the killer was insane, but insurers objected as immaterial.
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Texarkana
Haseen
Bernice Camerone Griddin
Richard J. Griffin
Griffin
Polly Ann Moore
Miss. Griffin
Kansas City Life Insurance Co
Caase
District Cent
N. L. Dalby
Red River County
Tesxas
Insurance Company
Grif
James Paul Martin
Betty Jo Booker
Miss Moore
Virgil Starks
Screen Writer Missing In California Beach Search
Screen writer William Scott Darling, 43, is missing after his car was found on a Santa Monica beach. His wallet was recovered 200 yards offshore as authorities investigate prior divorce and alimony disputes involving his second wife Violet and first wife Eleonor. Darling won an Academy Award in 1946 for Anna and the King of Siam.
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Santa Monica
Calif
William Scott Darling
Here
Darling
Anna
Violet
Eleanoir
Sailor Blamed for Tragic Wreck
San Francisco police say Navy Boatswain Mate Orville Russell Jr. was highly intoxicated when his car hit a concrete bay bridge abutment, sending a block into a Greyhound bus and causing seven deaths and 22 injuries. Russell, recovering, faces drunken driving charges. a freighter crewman witnessed the high speed impact.
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San Francisco
Wayne Petty
Oakland Police
Navy
Orville C. Russell, Jr
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Russell
Robert Sanders
Thief Steals Car Then Returns It To Gas Station
Circuit court jury service yesterday saw Colon Watson report a vehicle theft. A motorist later pulled into his station for fuel, recognized the car, and Sheriff Bish was alerted. Pro driver Raymond Charles Phillips was arrested on grand larceny charges.
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Sorado
Colon Watson
Watson
O. E. Bish
Raymond Charles Phillips
Dorothy Dix Advice For Servicemen's Sweethearts
A letter from a reader, written to Dorothy Dix, urges patience for affectionate fiancés separated by war. It cautions against hasty marriages to soldiers overseas, advising regular letters, maintaining friendships, and staying hopeful while awaiting a safe reunion. The piece frames Dix's response as wisdom for impetuous young women facing lengthy separations and romantic pressure.
Harris Says A Bomb Should Be Used In War
Harris argues the atomic bomb would pose no more moral problem than other explosives and could prove the most fair use of atomic power in war. He predicts scientific advances will shape policy in the next year and may determine if major conflict erupts.
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Miss Dix
Tom
Tan
Bob
Tam
Tarasiig
Prubhan
el Dorado
Arkansas
Harris
Hoe
Tax Collections Show Increase Across State
Arkansas Revenue Commissioner Mato Mats Iny reportedOctober tax collections rose to about 1.0 billion tied to October activity, while quarterly totals reached roughly 5.0 million. Early-year figures show a shift from prior quarter, with five months into the fiscal year indicating higher receipts than last year.
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Siys Arkarsas
Poa
Mats
Fevdis
Ducks On Time In Pla Weather Amid Odd Notes
A garbled clipping from Cakeland, Pla, mentions ducks, weather ties, and a mysterious date over years. It records a keeper MA lTatvick watching the ducks come and go, with puzzling notes about why the date persists and a Bell Syndicate release.
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lTatvick
Mollie Brooka’s Life With Nicholas Shapes Her Career
Mollie Bronka, a surgeon in wartime service, reflects on Nicholas guiding her career and life. He mentors her toward orthopedic surgery, helps secure an elegant apartment, and fuels her rise in a male dominated field while she balances affection and ambition. The pair’s dynamic reveals how personal and professional ambitions intertwine.
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Nicholas
Molfie
Mollie
Winter Hits North Central States
The Associated Press reports a severe winter sweep across the North Central region and upper Mississippi Valley. Temperatures plunged to near 1 degree in some spots like North Dakota and Minnesota endured heavy snow with nine inches reported in parts. The eastern seaboard and southern areas escaped the chill as Montana and the Dakotas saw blowing snow and frigid winds.
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Great Eitkes Ceglon
Mississippi Valley
North Dakota
Denmonond
Mant
NOD
Montana
Dakotas
Great Linkes
Stonehilla
Iapelun
Minnesota
Iowas
Preltie
Power Pool Group Meets TAC Revel Conference
A Southwest power pool conference opened to discuss increasing power generation for defense needs. Attendees include J Robert Welsh of Shreveport and representatives from the Southwestern Power Administration and public power districts, with focus on interstate generation and transmission plans across several states.
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Te Soihwest Power Pool
J. Robert Welsh
Shreveport
Vie Qatesitent
Metric Co
Southwestern Power Administration
Grand River
Dat Wathorly
Public Power
Distetet
Pooh Ds
WENO
Avdeaineed
Louisiana
Mississippi
Migaurd
Pexas
Kitisits
Oleahorin Qi Nesberaska
Food supplies outlook for 1952 and beyond
Government agricultural economists say 1952 prospects for poultry meat dairy butter and fruits look favorable. They forecast higher food production and a food supply above the 1935-39 baseline but below the peak quality of 1946 with continued declines in butter and sweets stocks.
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Washington
Teenager Avoids Car, Causes Parked-Vehicle Damage
In Crawfordsville Indiana on October 30 a 12 year old boy from Albion swerved to miss a black car and struck two parked vehicles causing about 150 dollars in damage. Police report the incident as a near miss and property damage. Separately at the Puibulet Islands Alaska authorities report thefts netting around 60 thousand dollars, about ten thousand less than reported in a prior period.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Haleween
Martin Winebruner
Albion
Le Blanc Corp Check Worthless in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City a UPI report states a check from Le Blanc Corp for Hadacol medicines was returned as worthless. Bank officials say the company, a maker of the advertised patent medicine, had closed after the payment was cashed. Officers were unable to recover funds from the maker.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
le Blanc Corthy
Majestic Hotel Manager Resigns in Hal Springs
Hal Springs October 31 M C Brite qied Kaeston has resigned as manager of the Majestic Hotel here since 1961. He served as president of the Arkansas Hotel Association and executive of the Hot Savings Chamber of Commerce. A successor is not yet announced.
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Hal Springs
M. C. Brite
Stokowski and Wife Expecting Child in January
Coronet Leopold Stokowski, 69, and his wife Vanderbilt, former Globe, disclosed in federal court that their baby is due in January. Attorney for government cited tax costs tied to gifts and distributions. funds of 306,071 dollars distributed to Little Reel transportation funds attributed to the school.
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New York
Cornduetor
Leopold Stokowski
Yenmokl
Globe
Vanderbilt
Aa Wiech
Tipe Attirney
Little Reel
Tim
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