Community Social Notices From Brookwood PTA and Local Groups
The Brookwood PTA and local clubs announce schedules and gatherings including windham events, church activities, and social evenings. Highlights include the Rose Club Friday gathering at Mrs. W. L. Wason’s home, Cosmopolitan Group meeting at Mrs. Linth Cok’s house, and YWCA church events, with remarks on member participation and program plans for the year.
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Rose Clute
W. L. Wason
J. Bl. Rages
W. 2
LaMar Cox
Cozmoanolitan Giyd
Fela
Linth Cok
Hamilton Wauesake
Community Club Meeting Noted With Talk And Prizes
A Tuesday afternoon gathering of the Baker club included about nine members, five visitors and Bevanchildton. Mrs James Bouteruddh led the prayer and Mes T. B. Jen Wiel conducted the meeting. Mrs Fenchalk spoke on veterinary topics from a conference she attended. Prizes were awarded including one dollar and five cents for Airprive Package and a recreational prize by Atys L J Purtle. Members helped with the event.
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Thealer
Demiboy
Joe al
James Bouteruddh
Hine Wiembers
Bevanchildton
Mes
T. B. Jen- Wiel
Aianth
Carstiunitye
Fenchalk
Cowieil Ny
Maida Oh
Ife Culough
Atys
L. J. Purtle
Chorea in Children and Early Warning Signs
The doctor explains that chorea in young patients arises from a nervous infection and highlights early symptoms such as sudden awkward movements, failures in school performance, and restlessness. It notes that chorea often improves over weeks or months and stresses the need for calm mental outlook and appropriate bed rest, with possible use of fever-related therapies.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
Otten
Hove
Fal Tachegwie Club Meeting News at Mrs Baker Home
The Fal Tachegwie club met at Mrs Roy Baker's home with Hazel Cummings presiding. Members and one guest attended as plans for October 15 were announced and a cleaning demonstration was proposed.
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J. Wo Whi
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Loli T. Boblion
Faut Rhaghy
Roy Baker
Mya
ML OH
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Hazel Cummings
Wl. Yayberry
Blister Cases Spark Medical Discussion In Brief Note
A cryptic reader question asks about finger blisters linked to weather. A medical clinician replies that infection or allergy is possible and diagnosis requires a medical exam with skin scrapings analyzed by a lab.
Veterans Day Planned at State Fair
Veterans Day at the Arkansas State Fair will include a joint wheelchair parade and guests from the Army and Navy hospital. The program will feature veterans’ commemorations and remarks honoring service members.
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Little Rock
Sunt
Hoe Springs Army Gqnd
Navy Hospital
Lovers of Conmen Pours From Warped Romance in Seville
Don Jose, a young officer on leave in Seville, meets a glamorous gypsy girl Carmen who lures him and a wedding party into a street drama. Amid flirtation and pursuit, Carmen’s true ties and a chaotic chase unfold as the scene shifts among guards, a factory, and a crowded plaza. The tale blends romance, deception, and street theater in nineteenth century Seville.
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Seville
Navarre
Dex
Jose
Stuans
Don Jose
Squars
Elaine
Baerheks
Bal Lundose
Juse
Andres
Truig
Anse Ernie Ue
von Douse
Dewey Warns Russia U S Won't Change Policy
The speech by Governor Dewey in Missoula and Seattle advocates a strong foreign policy stance. He argues the United States should stay the course and not bow to pressure, stressing unity with Western allies and the strategic importance of resources and international leadership.
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Thais IE. Dewey
The
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guebwaLel Leward Uy
Speer
Mantas State
Uni
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Dewey
Fail Leekwood
Missoula
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Peel Estate
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Uae
U S Blundering on Mexican Labor Policy
A Mississippi dispatch reports U S officials criticized for handling of Mexican labor issues. The telegram indicates requests for workers and delays in issuing orders, noting estimates of 5,000 to 6,000 workers needed and concern over immigration services.
Officials Refuse Answer on Communist Ties in Congress Hearing
Washington Sept 20 Two CIO United Federal Workers officials Julius Lerspak and Russell Nixon refused to answer questions from a congressional committee about Communist party membership. They asserted American citizenship and their right not to testify. Nixon was ordered from the stand after attempting to speak, as the committee pressed for loyalist affidavits amid fears of intimidation and reprisals. The hearing targets Communist influence in labor unions and related bodies.
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CIO United
Congressional Committee
Communist Party
Julius Lerspak
Lyressiri
Russell A. Nixon
Washbrattan
Beth
Nixon
Honal Righis
Ina
Iverrasinati
Tram
Iestumle
Thegddest Yy
Kersten
A-Wis
Jabor
Emspak
Nish
James Mattheubtan
Dorothy Dix Advice on Marrying a Widower with Children
A reader asks about marrying a widower who loves his two children but dislikes others. Dorothy Dix counsels that marrying him would cause misery for him and the kids, urging the writer to avoid marriage until she matures. She emphasizes considering love for children and personal growth before commitment.
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Lyon
Women in Oklahoma Kidnap Case Seek Parole
Two women, Rashtya Kelly and Katherine Kelly, imprisoned for an Oklahoma City kidnapping, have petitions for parole considered by the federal parole board. Both are in Alderson WVa at the U S women's reformatory, with hearings to decide if they may be released in October after serving terms.
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Washington
Soepl
MWR
Charles WW
Urselolin
Rashtya Kelly
George RH
Kelly
Ayy Katheyn
Ore
Shannon
Sprarale Barly
Octavar
U. S
Alderson
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Woealthy
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Wets
Oklahoma City
PRL
Hearings Edge Toward State Power Debate in Schenectady
The hearing party heard testimony on constitutional penalties as Attorney General Kemp directed that a major New York company not recognize a federal power, while witnesses including Conroy cited industrial workers and a large Communist-led organization. The process aims to outline future legal standards, with sessions set to continue in nearby Albany.
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Othar Hane
Deauviel Seribe
Kersten
Conroy
Thie Stind
United
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