Wallace Seen Ready to Seek Democratic Nomination
Reports on Capitol Hill say Secretary Wallace may run for the Democratic presidential nomination if Roosevelt will not seek a third term. Wallace’s aides and a string of Democratic leaders note Wallace’s 1940 bid would hinge on Roosevelt’s decision, with discussions influenced by Appleby and Iowa supporters praising Wallace.
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Eleanor Parrish Meets Dennis Pryor at Grace Mordecai’s Party
Eleanor Parrish, bored by social ranks in Great Neck, seeks a renewed spark outside her routine. She notices Dennis Pryor, a striking “Liontine” head in Grace Mordecai’s crowd, and Grace introduces them as the famed novelist. Dennis leads her away from the party.
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Strong Man Delights A Woman In Home Party
Eleanor recalls a mining engineer Dennis Pryor who challenged her and drew her interest at Grace Mordecai’s party. Their confrontation, his blunt questions, and her deflected feelings set a tense undercurrent as plans for a quiet future dinner with Phil unfold.
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Irish Leader Russell Arrested in Detroit on Bombing Ties
Sean Russell, reputed head of the Irish Republican Army, was arrested in Detroit after alighting from a Chicago train. He was held in federal custody with no charges announced, as Irish-American groups rushed to aid him. Russell had toured the United States while Britain weighs extradition amid England bombings linked to the IRA.
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Calf Born Tailess May Start New Grooming Habit
A calf born without a tail on the Robert Grier farm near Kingsley Indiana will need a novel method to brush off flies since it cannot swish a tail. The odd birth, noted in local farm reports, highlights unusual animal traits in the county.
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Robert Grier
Dinner Guests Stir Quiet Household Tension
Eleanor plans to invite Dennis Pryor to Grace Maltby's dinner, hoping to allow Grace a chance to be herself away from her husband and children. Grace agrees to the idea and sets a seven thirty arrival, with Eleanor noting Dennis will be a guest. (To Be Continued)
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Marriages and local notices from Limestone County area
Alvin Holt and Mildred Shelton wedding near Pulaski Tennessee on May 21 1939 reported by Elder Murphy. Ben Hill and Cassie Harris wed at Methodist parsonage May 27 1939. Births illnesses visits and social notes from nearby communities with several families mentioned. Community activities include birthdays and travel to the World’s Fair in New York and visits among Pettusville Elk motn and nearby towns.
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Cassie Harris
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Ragsdale Creek
Snooks Harris
Paul Locke
Alvin Robinson
Ruby Spence
Martha Spence
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Pink Tas
Lillie Boyd
Joe Holt
Roy Holt
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Winged Bike Incident in Salt Lake City
A June report from Salt Lake City details an incident involving 16 year old Joseph Schaelling and a winged bicycle. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident and any injuries or legal actions.
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Congress Activity Snapshot Across Committees Today
Today in Washington the House opens debate on proposed measures while appropriations subcommittee continues WPA investigation. Labor and foreign affairs panels hold hearings on Wagner act amendments and neutrality legislation. Judiciary studies an allow control bill. Senate moves to double housing authority borrowing power and Banking votes on extending emergency monetary powers. Labor subcommittee hears John L. Lewis on banning oppressive labor practices and yesterday the Senate approved and sent to the White House funds for strategic war materials and government reorganization orders effective July 1.
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Bicycle stunt ends on car in collision
A cyclist named Clift rode up onto a parked car and leaped onto its roof landing astride the bicycle. He escaped with a strained knee ligament and no other injuries reported.
Calotabs Promise Modern Calomel Remedy
Calotabs replace old calomel remedies for biliousness and torpid liver with fewer after effects. One or two tabs at bedtime clear system by morning, restoring appetite and energy. Genuine Calotabs sold in checker board packaging, 25 cent family package, 10 cent trial package at dealers.
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