Slayings Charge Against Arkansas Prosecutor’s Wife
In Hot Springs Arkansas a homicide charge is filed against Mrs Sidney McMath 26 wife of the prosecuting attorney for the fatal shooting of her 56 year old father in law at her country home She may face a grand jury Aug 14 with no bond set and a special prosecutor to be named. Also included is a report that Herbert Spencer 19 was released on 300 bond after being charged with driving under the influence and resisting arrest.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Sidney McMath
George Callahan
Clyde H. Brown
Callahan
Herbert Spencer
Ludwig Street
West Monroe
Spencer
Bill Lawrence
A. D. Stanfield
Teletube Fits Telex and Other Hearing Aids
Advertisement states Teletube fits Telex and other hearing aids offering concealment. It promotes information on Hidden Hearing and a free Circle Hearing Test with an invitation to visit or write for details.
Many old timers missing in new Miss legislature
Jackson Mississippi August 9 AP more than half of Mississippi's past three years' lawmakers will be absent in January as many did not seek re nomination or were defeated. Notable omissions include Former Governor Hugh White Senator Luther Whittington Rep Ed Simmons and others. Veterans from World War II active in seminar groups may influence the new body.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Hugh White
Marion County
White
Luther Whittington
Natchez
Ed Simmons
Walthall County
Patent Rules Committee
House
Senate
W. A. Williams
McComb
Senate Finance Committee
Williams
Decatur P. Butler
C. W. Sullivan
Sen. Whittington
Adams County
William
Bill
McGraw
Bentonia
Nate Williamson
Meridian
F. J. Hewitt
House Committee On
Littleton Upshur
Public urges for blood donors to aid Red Cross efforts
A letter to the editor urges Twin Cities residents to donate blood to the American Red Cross Blood Bank after the author and his wife faced a critical transfusion shortage in 1941. He recounts searching by telephone and police aid for donors and the delay before a usable transfusion could occur.
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American Red Cross Blood Bank
New Orleans
Twin Cities
Tom G. Serwich
Hollywood Boycott Shocks Film Market and Jobs
Hollywood and British film tensions rise as the U S film boycott cuts exports to England and risks $68 million in foreign revenue. Production shifts, salary cuts, and higher tickets loom while studio chiefs weigh protests and distribution shifts with Union opposition and trade tensions. From 1900 to 1946 U S trucks built shows a different industrial scale context.
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Hollywood
E. J. Mannix
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
U. S
U. S. State Department
Universal-International
Studio Chieftains
J. Arthur Rank
Eagle Lion
Daily Variety
Britain
W. A. Scully
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