Gardenia and Lilac Garden Club Plan Joint Luncheon
The Gardenia and Lilac Garden Clubs meet at First Christian church for a 1 p.m. luncheon on Wednesday with the Executive Board at 2:30. Paisley PTA hosts Miss Beryl Henry at 3 p.m. in the school, followed by refreshments. YWA meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist for the Dixie Jackson State Mission Program.
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Gardenia Garden Club
The
Lilac Garden Club
First Christian Church
Paisley P.T.A
Beryl Henry
Y.W.A
First Baptist Church
Jessie Clarice Brown
Womens Council
Womens Council of the First Christian Church
B. L. Rettig
J. F. Gorin
Ernest Graham
Olliver Adams
Floyd Porterfiled
Wanda Ruuggles
E. F. Formby
Wanda Ruggles
Thomas Purvis
B. C. Hyatt
Mrs. Hyatt
Local notables host visitors across states and a hospital scene
Capt W H Steiner of Chicago guests with A H Washburn after travelling from Greensboro N C to Fort Worth Texas. Cpl Charles Butler arrives from Ft Bragg for a two week furlough with his parents in Emmet. Florence Davis travels from Barnes Hospital St Louis for a month with her mother Mrs David Davis. Mrs A E Slusser heads to Little Rock for UDC state convention planning October 22 23 24 returning Saturday. Mrs William L Bundy and son visit Hot Springs residents. Mrs K J Caplinger Jr attends bedside of her mother Mrs J W Turner recovering from surgery at Julia Chester hospital.
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Dexter Bailey
Harold Gunter
Bundy
Remmel Young
South Walnut Street
Rommel Young
J. P. Byers
Leon Bundy
Dewey Hendrix
Alice l Lile
McRae Andrews
L. M. Lile
Thomas Purvis
Carolyn Andrews
Carolyn Barr
Colorado Springs
Colo
Washatch Avenue
Forrest Wilson
Nashville
E H. Amonette
Roger Amonette
William L. Bundy
Hot Springs
W. H. Steiner
Chicago
Greensboro
N. C
Fort Worth
Texas
A. H. Washburn
Steiner
Red Army
Ben Lear
Florence Davis
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
David Davis
A. E. Slusser
Little Rock
U.D.C
K. J. Caplinger Jr
Fordyce
J. W. Turner
Julia Chester Hospital
Russia seeks six billion dollar loan from United States
Stalin met U S Congressmen and expressed a desire for a 6 billion loan to aid postwar Europe. British delegates led by Keynes and Halifax discuss possible aid totals in Washington. Stalin warned of years of hard rebuilding to restore wartorn Russia.
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Moscow
Stalin
United States
Europe
Russia
Lord Keynes
Lord Halifax
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
End Typhus Threat Through Military Experience
Public health expert Dr. William A. O'Brien explains typhus control in World War II. Lice spread the disease. vaccines reduce severity. Delousing campaigns with DDT, military field actions, and rapid vaccination cut outbreaks, suggesting typhus may be prevented in future conflicts.
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William A. O'Brien
NEA
Howard T. Ricketts
Europe
Trieste Dispute Deepens As Yugoslav Claim Spotlighted
The Yugoslav embassy released a 9000 word memorandum backing its claim to Trieste and Venezia Giulia with a boundary about 40 miles west to Monfalcone. Italy and five British dominions prepare counterarguments amid ongoing dispatches to the Big Five ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trieste
Venezia Giulia
Dalmatian Islands
Trieiste
Beware the daily spat and its damage to marriage
Dorothy Did warns thousands of youngsters rushing into marriage about the dangers of daily arguing. She urges avoiding quarrels and keeping opinions quiet, noting that even small spats over trivial matters can erode love, creating lasting rifts and potential divorces.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Marie Wilson Still Wears Fame Like Clothes in Blackouts'
In Ken Murray’s Blackouts of 1945 Marie Wilson performs her 1 722nd night, never tires, and juggles stage, film work, and club outings. She jokes about marriage spelling, contends she’s not dumb, and reflects on commitment to show business. Michael Patrick Cunning explains TV’s future requires closeups and new filming methods distinct from cinema.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Marie Wilson
Ken Murray
Marie
Murray
deLonair Murray
Ken
Secret lab finds leaded case for top secret item
In Dr. Hale's diary world Carolyn Tyler learns of X-999's power and hides a tiny thimble sized object in a leaden case. Hale plans a late night truck delivery to a vacant farm guarded by Marching guards while Leana Sormi seethes with jealousy.
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Dr. Hale
Carolyn
Leana
Hale
Leana Sormi
Robert Hale
TV actors push fast changes for live play on air
Canning argues a quick moving troupe can stage a Mississippi town tale with no stage waits. He emphasizes actors must move and think fast and can change costumes in 30 seconds to keep TV programs lively and commercially viable. Huck and Tom discuss the plan at Tom's house before returning to live action.
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Ture
Mississippi
Huck
Tom
Canning
Tornadoes Snag Straws and Split Structures
Whirling tornadoes drive straws into trees and fence posts and wedge into weatherboards of buildings, signaling severe wind damage across areas as reports describe the storms.
Lt Col Forrest E Love to Visit Hope Couple
The Rev and Mrs H B Smith of Hope host Lt Col Forrest E Love Wednesday. Love arrives from Camp Chaffee to visit his wife and two sons after earning the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in combat. He is attached to the Chemical Warfare Service and served 31 months overseas in North Africa Sicily and Italy. Previously he was a chemical engineer with Tretolite Chemical Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smith
Hope
Forrest E. Love
Camp Chaffee
Love
Chemical Warfare Service
North Africa
Sicily
Italy
Tretolite Chemical Company
Timberman Hamilton Breaks Ankle In Woods Near Gordon
Claude R. Hamilton, 422 East Second Street, a local timberman, broke his right ankle when his leg became entangled in a grapevine while inspecting timber in the Little Missouri river bottoms near Gordon. He was freed by a roadside work party, transported by wagon, and reached Julia Chester hospital in Hope at 5 PM. The leg was set in a cast and he is at home recovering.
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Claude R. Hamilton
East Second Street
Missouri River
Gordon
Julia Chester Hospital
Hope
Mr. Hamilton
Major Royce Weisenberger Returns Home With 120 Points
Major Royce S. Weisenberger of Hope arrived in the United States September 17 aboard the S S Marine Angel and will report to Jefferson Barracks Missouri for discharge under the Army point system. He served 21 months overseas with Patton's Third Army in France and Germany and helped in military government around Jena in Weimar. Mrs. Weisenberger leaves for St. Louis to join him.
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Royce S. Weisenberger
Hope
States
S. S. Marine
Angel
Jefferson Barracks
Army
Weisenberger
St. Louis
Patton
Third Army
Germany
Jena
Weimar
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Mother
Rialto
Jack Oakie
Peggy Ryan
Navy
Ea An Onl
Cartoon
Isle of
Tabu
Cpl
Charles Butler
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Mrs
J. T. Butler
Homer Eubank
Homer Jr
Hemett, California
Mr. Eubank
M. B. Eubank
Emmet
Prescott
Moroline
Harry W. Shiver
Hope, Ark
Doug Bacon
Elec
City —Stric Co
Dorothy
Nagasaki
Nixson
Nixon
Michael Patrick Cunning
Cunning
Fox
Stage Eight
Don Lee
Sacramento
Love Braves
ATOM
Leana Sortini
Miss Sormi
Bob Hale
Miss Tyler
Ain
Mrs. Smith
C. R. Hamilton
Woods
Royce Weisenberger
Mackinaws
Talbot
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