Natalie Dudley in Courtroom Honeymoon Revelation
In Judge O Connor's courtroom Natalie Dudley confronts her past and a tangled marriage plot. Nita, her sister, theatrically explains a staged wedding involving Alyn Brady and a flurry of photographers, mirrors and public intrigue. The judge's amused strictness and Natalie's newfound confidence steer toward an annulment and a hopeful, if uncertain, future with Alyn.
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Warren Menken
Natalie
C’nnor
Judge O’connor
Helen Morgan
Nita
Nat
Warren
Mirror
Charles
Tex Guinan
Alyn Brady
Alyn
Warren Henken
Natalie Dudley
Mr. Young
DRENCHING RAINS LIFT ALABAMA FARM PROSPECTS
Warm, soaking rains across Alabama boost soil moisture for winter legumes while not hindering cotton and corn harvests. County agents expect over two million pounds of Austrian peas and hairy vetch, with soil value exceeding one million dollars, plus possible grazing and hay use next year. Cotton production rises modestly, lifting state ranking behind Texas, Mississippi and Arkansas and offsetting lower prices with a $2.5 million value increase. Livestock gains, hog demand, and poultry progress complete a positive farm outlook as farmers prepare seed, select quality cottonseed, and brace for next year.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
North
South
Cook
Columbus Sighting of San Salvador Anniversary
On this date in 1492 Christopher Columbus sighted land and named the island San Salvador marking a pivotal moment in the voyage that opened the Americas to sustained European exploration. The discovery is commemorated as a notable milestone in maritime exploration history.
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Columbus
San Salvador
Today Horoscope Says Hardworking Individuals Go Unrecognized
Persons born on this day are characterized as diligent workers who rarely receive credit for their efforts. The outlook emphasizes perseverance and steady contributions despite lacking acknowledgment.
Russia in Transition An American View TT
Raymond P. Brandt reports from Moscow on Russia’s third year of the five year plan, examining how socialist economy reshapes politics, industry, and daily life. He weighs four public views, notes heavy state control under Stalin, and compares planned efficiency with Western capitalism. He observes rapid construction and industrial drive, plus ongoing questions about trade, liberty, and long term outcomes. tomorrow: The Five Year Plan.
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Russia
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Marx
Lenin
Hugh L. Cooper
Keokuk and
Wilson
Moscow
Ford Automobile
Nizni- Novgorod
Chelyabinsk
Stalingrad
Kharkov
Magnetogorsk
Caucasus
Don
Kuznetz
Ukraine
Dnieprostroy
United States
England
Germany
Old L and N Whistle and Decatur Paved Streets
In October 1931 a Decatur reader laments neglect of sidewalks and a paved street in front of the L and N office despite the railroad’s economic contributions. He recalls the whistle that called workers and urges immediate action to reconnect the office with improved sidewalks and paving.
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Decatur
East Town
Fourth Avenue
Domestic cotton used in postal twine spec revisions
Secretary Hyde announced Post Office will substitute domestic cotton for jute in twine for letter packages. About 80 carloads or 3,000,000 pounds used yearly. An ad will seek 1,300,000 pounds for six months starting January 1, 1932. Industry claims a price competitive, quality improved cotton twine can meet needs.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
Post Office Department
Postal Service
India
Department of Agriculture
Persian Empire Founder and Babylon Conqueror
Cyrus the Great founded the Persian Empire and conquered Babylon. A debenture is a written acknowledgment of indebtedness.
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Babylon
Cyrus the Great
Classified Ads Keep Wheels Turning In Industry
The editor notes guidance on phrasing in notices and ads. It stresses avoiding the word as to replace that or whether and emphasizes clear, direct language in everyday classified notices and public notices.
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Ethelda Bedford
Dear Diary
Natalie Brady
Charles Young
Truesdale
Wcapudine
Charles Spar
AN Addnn
Fair Grounds
Russie
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Raymond P. Brandt
Washington
Hoover Food Relief Commission
Central Press
U.S. A
Voice OF
THE
People
the Daily
Bureau of Standards
Ps Gsesesse Sessee
Purina
Coal & Grain Co
E. Moulton Street
Pypi
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