President Outlines Limits On Foreign Treaties
The President said the constitution places foreign affairs in the executive with two limits. Any foreign settlement involving money requires approval by both Congress chambers. A treaty with another country must receive two thirds Senate approval.
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Hartselle Girl Scouts Meet Despite Weather
Twenty scouts attended the Hartselle troop meeting at Miss Margaret Payne's home with Yellow Moon Patrol showing perfect attendance. The group practiced games and skills for first aid badges, learned Spanish bowline tying, sang scout songs, and planned the next gathering at Zelma Gene Payne's residence.
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Girl Scouts
Hartselle
Margaret Payne
Yellow Moon Patrol
Zelma Gene Payne
Gwendolyn Payne
Nell Payne
Virginia Smith
Martha D. West
Elizabeth Houston
Sarah Ann Bennett
Freda Kyle
Martha Witt Burleson
F. M. Speake
Damaged Track Near Memphis Repaired
Southern rail officials said water damage east of Memphis has been repaired and eastbound trains from Memphis are rerouted over Southern tracks. Trains previously using Frisco and Illinois Central routes to Grand Junction Tenn were affected yesterday.
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Memphis
Southern
Frisco
Illinois Central
Grand Junction
Tenn
Hepburn Advocates Individual Hair Styling Practices
Katharine Hepburn, dubbed America’s Most Famous Beauty, champions hair individuality through frequent styling changes. The piece outlines general principles for flattering coifs, noting oval faces fit most styles while round and long faces require specific parts, bangs, and placements to balance features.
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America
Katharine Hepburn
Katharine
Girl Saves Lad by Halting Train in Pittsburgh
An 11-year-old, Elizabeth Barton, saved 7-year-old Bobby Dabrick from being struck by a freight train near his home in Pittsburgh. With a handkerchief, she waved to the engineer, who saw the signal and applied the airbrakes, stopping the locomotive just in time.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Barton
Bobby Dabrick
Bobby
Elizabeth Yeltover
Elizabeth
Beauty Advice Column Fragments From Miss Glad
A collage of beauty tips on dandruff remedies weight ideals and hair care from Miss Glad's columns. It notes sulfur and Vaseline for dandruff and thyroid influence on height and 119 pound ideal for a 5 foot 2 inch 20 year old.
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Jane
Delia
Clara
Miss Glad
Boris Crowned in Fact as Bulgaria Reasserts Monarchy
Sofia January 23. King Boris assumed real power after the fall of Kimon Gueorguieff’s cabinet. General Petko Zlatoff became premier and named three army officers to portfolios. The three hour cabinet formation aimed to curb Republican momentum and restore royal control while pledging peace and limited democracy. Reports of arrests could not be confirmed.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Boria
Kimon Gueorguieff
Petko Zlatoff
Ziatoff
Strand Presents Half a Sinner With McCrea and Blane
Universal brings a romantic team to the Strand Theater in Hartselle for Thursday’s showing of Half a Sinner starring Joel McCrea and Sallie Blane with Berton Churchill as the Deacon. The Strand asks Julia Lockwell of Route 2 Decatur to call at once for arrangements.
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Universal
Joel McCrea
Sallie Blane
Strand Theatre
Berton Churchill
the Deacon
Mr. McCrea
Miss Blane
Carl Laemmle, Jr
RKO
Loretta Young
Hartselle
Julia Lockwell
Route 2
Decatur
Marion Talley Turns to Hollywood Film Career
New York January 23. Former opera star Marion Talley who later farmed in Kansas plans a move to Hollywood to pursue a film career. She rose to stardom with the Metropolitan Opera at age 19 and recently visited Kansas City before heading back to begin movie work.
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Marion Talley
Hollywood
Michel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Kansas City
Coffee Exchange suspends firm over short squeeze
New York January 23 1935 the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange suspends for one month the firm of B W Dyer and Co following an investigation into the December 1934 contract short squeeze.
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New York
New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange
B. W. Dyer & Co
Dangerous sled hitching to cars alarm authorities
Heavy snowfall prompts hazardous play as children hook sleds to car rear bumpers and ride, officers warn. Sleds lack control and can slide into traffic. risk of collision and carbon monoxide exposure from exhaust is high. Authorities urge immediate stop to the practice.
Calotabs Help Natural Throw Off a Bad Cold
Millions find Calotabs valuable for colds. Take one or two tabs first night and repeat on the third or fifth night if needed. Calotabs cleanse the intestinal tract and promote kidney elimination of cold poisons as a purgative and diuretic. Family package costs twenty five cents, trial ten cents.
Courthouse Staff Photo Amid Heavy Morgan County Snow
All Morgan county courthouse employees gathered at the east entrance for a group picture framed by the season’s heaviest snowfall in years. The snowy backdrop highlighted the occasion as staff posed for a formal shot.
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Morgan County
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