Bazaar Event At Athens Hotel Draws Crowds
The Club Bazaar at the Georgia hotel in Athens drew shoppers and locals Wednesday. James G. Sibley reports the event boosted civic spirit as women and merchants displayed goods, Santa Claus visited, and a large cake with twenty pounds of Gere crafted decorations attracted visitors.
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Athens bazaar boosts community effort with varied attractions
The Athens bazaar draws crowds with cake booths, large donated items, and a thrift booth serving coffee and sandwiches. Friday features a baby show at 3:30 pm showcasing future Georgia leaders, with free admission except for Husband's Night. The event highlights civic pride from local merchants and organizations.
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D. L. Earnest
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Athens Railway & Electricy Company
Georgia
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Trade Resumption Considered by Washington Officials
Washington officials prepare for a possible resumption of Russian trade as the department of commerce weighs policy steps and potential impacts on commerce and diplomatic relations amid shifting markets and sanctions.
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Washington
Department of Comizneroes
View of Competition If America Reenters Markets
The passage discusses how other nations would respond if the United States rejoined foreign markets. It examines potential competitive pressure and strategic implications for American exporters and policymakers in reestablishing trade presence abroad.
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Dumping of Fake Oil Paintings Hits American Market
European hardship has driven thousands of oil paintings and other works into the United States, many proven to be fakes or copies. Gustav T. Kirby of the American Art Gallery says most originals were believed genuine by European owners who never examined them, until war depleted their wealth. Customs officers likely revealed the deceptions on arrival. Kirby foresees a shift in American homes toward utilitarian art as part of decoration.
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Mount Vernon Lodge No 22 to Hold Eightieth Annual Meeting
A stated communication of Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M will be held in K of P hall Thursday evening December 8 at eight o’clock, the eightieth annual communication. Election of officers for the ensuing year will be held. Full attendance desired by H G Story W M MO G Quinn Secretary.
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Sims Forecast Radical Naval Reductions From Washington
Detroit reports Rear Admiral William S Sims told a Tuesday night audience that armament talks have led to a plan to cut navies in half and push radical reductions. He warned total disarmament remains unlikely for years due to public distrust, and praised airplanes and submarines as future decisive weapons over battleships. Sims criticized earlier Navy Secretary Daniels and predicted the Washington conference would succeed.
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Packers' Strike Grows Serious Across Centers
Chicago dispatch reports the nationwide packinghouse strike widening as a third wave begins. Union leaders claim 100 percent effectiveness while packers see only modest output loss. About 400 national guardsmen patrolled South St. Paul after clashes at the Armour plant where pickets breached access promises. Kansas City mayor Burton cited ongoing tensions.
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Burton
Kansas City
The Wild Cat brings Spain to Broadway in music drama
New Broadway talk centers on The Wild Cat a music drama by Manuel Penella staged in New York after 2700 performances in Spain. Marion Green Sam Ash and Dorothy South shine vocally. The intermezzo curtain hand embroidered in roses and velvet fringe comes from Madrid royal tapestry works.
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Broadway
John Cort
Spain
Marion Green
Sam Ash
Dorothy South
Manuel Penella
Alfonso
Royal Tapestry
Madrid
Pone
Police Crackdown on Picketing Sparks Street Violence
In Kansas, authorities arrested several pickets at yards and on streets under state law. Fort Worth police intensified efforts after a man was seriously wounded as strikers clashed with a black man who refused to be stopped from boarding a car. the crowd beat the assailant.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Fewer jobless in France than here
Editor Whiting Williams recalls working as a common laborer in France Belgium and Germany and compares postwar employment. He notes France uses Poles Belgians and Italians as unskilled workers while 1 800 000 former workers lie dead. He describes German destruction of French factories and the army’s role in assessing postwar recovery and competition.
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France
Belgium
Germany
Washington
Whiting Williams
Doual
America
Seven Seas
Great Britain
Flanders
War era workers speak of discipline and pride at factory tour
The account recalls workers and boys in well laundered uniforms, strict attention to precision, and a culture shaped by wartime service. They emphasize careful workmanship, American machine tools, and lingering war memories that color daily life and labor in the plant.
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Ashton
U. S
Reaches Its Peak Continues With Letter Allegations
The article notes continued debate over a peak claim tied to 46 letters allegedly written by Kennedy to Madalynne Obenchain. Obenchain and Burch are jointly indicted, with prosecutors yet to present evidence linking them.
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Madalynne Obenchain
Burch
Burch with the Rotual shooting of rotiniseny 7k ON ae nature.
The fragmentary note reports a shooting incident linked to an individual named Burch and an event described as rotational or ritual in nature, with unclear date or location details. Further readable details are unavailable in the text.
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Change of venue in Sparta bank case announced
Sparta Go reports the case in Morgan County is moved by agreement to be heard the first of March. The court action stems from a bank case in Sparta with venue shifted to Morgan County for the proceedings.
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