Social Calendar and Club Meetings Schedule
The Social Calendar lists upcoming meetings and visits for local clubs and families. The Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Thursday at 7 pm at the Hotel. the Ogden P.T.A. Executive Board convenes Thursday at 3 30 pm at the school. Junior and Senior High P.T.A. met Tuesday at the president P J Holt home with 12 members present. Friday Music Club plans a meeting at Mrs. Garrett Story’s Saturday. Iris Garden Club gathers Wednesday at Mrs. Tolleson’s South Street home with hostesses Mrs A A Hal and Mrs A A Holbert organizing plans for the year. Fifteen members attended the foil call. new committees announced. desserts served. Other notes cover arrivals from Sioux City and Pittsburg for family visits, and a discharge from Camp Chaffee. Hospital notes mention Mrs Cinda Hart recovering well after surgery at Josephine Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. High
P.T.A
P. J. Holt
Garrett Story
Iris Garden Club
Hope Iris Garden Club
C. P. Tolleson
Scuth Street
A. A. Halas
Tolleson
A. A. Albritton
A. A. Holbert
Questions and Answers on States and Geography
The questions cover blood test requirements for marriage licenses, the term commonwealths, New England states, a seaport nicknamed Gibraltar of the Far East, glass armor used by Marines and Navy in World War II, a Hindu legend about sugar cane, and Bermuda's date of discovery by Juan Bermudez in 1515.
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Gibraltar
Far East
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Russia
China
Bermuda
Juan Bermudez
Complete Rest Required To Recover From Liver Attack
Acute hepatitis is discussed with causes symptoms and recovery guidance. The article notes rest until liver function returns to normal, dietary needs including higher protein and sugar with limited fat, possible intravenous nutrition, and medical caution to avoid returning to work too soon. It covers transmission by nasal secretions and contaminated water, references gamma globulin for prevention, and emphasizes distinguishing hepatitis from other jaundice conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. O'Brien
NEA
Army cancels huge gum and cigarette orders in wartime shift
Barbs The Army ends contracts for 20 million packages of gum and cancels orders for 165,135,000 packs of cigarets. The move boosts morale optics with Stars and Stripes flying over Tokyo while civilians react to shortages. Doctors recall Hermann Goering reacting to a soda mint as a sedative in wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Hermann
Thrilling tearfests of yore in modern women
Dorothy Dix argues modern women avoid public tears yet still face anxiety from warfare and hardship. She contrasts past tearful longings with today strong resolve, noting tears as a potent but costly weapon and praising resilient, tearless coping while acknowledging social expectations.
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Grandma
Mr. Mantillini
Alice Benbolt
Bell Syndicate, Inc
We the Women urge ongoing aid to veterans postwar
Women leaders of veterans hospitals urge continued entertainment and recreation for ill and wounded servicemen after World War II. They warn against fading patriotism and call for sustained, veteran-centered programs supported by women’s clubs, with ongoing plans and regular hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Veterans
Veteran's Hospital
Wrong number etiquette card highlights proper response
The guide advises when you dial a wrong number to apologize and say you have the wrong number. It contrasts the rude hang up with the correct approach of a brief courteous message.
Quotations on Light and Shadow by Goethe and Luke
The excerpt presents two famous lines about illumination. The first from Luke describes a candle placed on a candlestick to reveal light, and the second from Goethe reflects on the contrast between light and deep shadows.
Global quotes and historic notes on justice and education
A collection of lines from leaders and thinkers in Detroit Bay City and Hudson, urging defense readiness, social abundance, education and fair reparations. Herbet Lehman warns UNRRA must succeed while noting the Colosseum name transfer from Nero’s statue to the amphitheater in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colosseum
Nero
Flavium
Brock Returns To Thayer In Tragic Room Scene End
Thayer lies dying after a failed attempt to save the unborn child as Brock ascends the stairs in a desperate, redemptive moment. Corinne Kittridge confronts the ruin she caused, while Thayer and Brock share a tender, heartbreakingly quiet reunion before the couple faces an uncertain future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Lacey
Hildreth
Dr. Lacey
Thayer
Brock Brock
Corinne Kittridge
Corinne
38 Page Directory of Federal State Offices Compiled
A 38 page mimeographed directory listing federal and state departments and agencies in Arkansas has been prepared for distribution by the Arkansas Resources and Development Commission. The directory was compiled by T. H. Alford, director of the planning division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Arkansas
Arkansas Resources and Development Commission
T. H. Alford
Oscar the Marine poet laureate of Ashiro prison camp
Hal Boyie continues recounting Oscar, a Marine captive in Japan, who filled pages with lists of gifts, holidays, and memories. He composed poems and songs reflecting homesickness and humor, including Shakespearean lines and war time sketches, while awaiting release on the Missouri battleship surrender.
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Oscar
Missouri
Marine Corps
Red Cross
Floyd Gibbons
Ariel
Shakespeare
Yokosuka
Naval Base
Japan
Ashiro
Marines
Navy
Philippines
Peice
Kursa
Kanami
Our Thanks Poem Salutes War Veterans and Peace
An informal veteran tribute praises the service of America and its allies. The speaker notes gratitude for justice and peace, referencing wartime years from forty-one to forty-six and recalling a six line verse about the war's impact on Oscar. The tone blends patriotism with light humor about poetic rhythm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
America
Oscar
Black market concern over prices above legal ceilings
A statement warns that any attempt to obtain goods at prices exceeding legally set ceilings constitutes a black market transaction. Officials emphasize enforcement and consumer protection measures to curb illicit pricing practices.
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En's Club
Hotel Low
Ogy P.T.A
Mrs
Earl A
Sioux City
Joel C. Broyles
Pittsah
Styles
J. Broyles
Broyles
Ropean Theater
C. B. Leggett
Don
Jackson, Tenessee
Henry Benford McRae
Camp Chaffee
Armed Forces
McRae
Cinda Hart
Josephine Hospital
Arizona
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Kansas
Maryland
Minnesota
Mass
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
South Carolina
Commonwealths
Fensylvania
Massachusetts
Virginia
Kentucky
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vernon
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Cowboy and
Lady
Gabby" Hayes
Dale Evans
Brenda Storr
Cartoon Mapuble
Rialto
Benny
Gene Autry
Rancho Grande
Public
Red
Lionel Stander
George Meeker
Paul Hurst
Marjorie Manners and
Anson Weeks and
His Orchestra
Stars and Stripes
Tokyo
Dorothy DIX
Ruth Millett
Goethe
Herbert R. O'Conor
Bay City
Mich
Times
Rabbi Leon Fram
Detroit
Hudson
N. Y
UNRRA
United Nations
Europe
Herbert Lehman
NEA Service, Inc
Hal Boyie
Plunkett- Jarrell Grocer CO
Hope
Cox and Gibson Drugs
Bob Elmore
S. Main
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham Tsieosns
Buffy
Talbot
The
United States
IN Syndicate
Yellowstone National Park
PiTare
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