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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1933

Page

3

Barbecue Party Sparks Tense Feelings Between Joan and Bob

Kay and Don lead a group to a woodland barbecue where Joan and Barbara clash over Joan’s loyalty. Barbara hints at Jim Warfield’s passion while Bob tries to shield Joan, amid flirtations and uneasy glances, ending with a tense car ride as morning tennis unfolds without Bob.

Kay Don Trent Bob Joan Barbara Jim Warfield Jim Don Carol

Bridge Club Don't Let Novice Doom Solo Bid

Barbara invites Joan and Bob to a bridge game revealing Joan's inexperience. Joan fumbles the deal and bids poorly while Bob notes the two spade bid and laments missed slams. Joan's nervousness and a revocation underscore her learning curve. (To Be Continued)

Barbara Joan Fred Bob Scott

Daily Washington Merry Go Round highlights political quirks

The column reviews political figures and events including Hulls cautious stance on Hitler, Zaharoffs illness and influence, OConnor appointing a publicity agent, Humphreys career, and lobbyist connections. It notes TVA stock moves, Miss Byrds NRA survey cancellation, and Pecora targeting Wiggin over a $100000 pension.

Jerry) O'Connor O’connor Kenneth Hayes Pacific Coast William E. Humphrey Roosevelt House Washington Senate Coolidge The Trade Commission Woodrow Wilson Agricultural Adjustment Administration Kentucky Logan Tennessee Valley Authority Southern Water Power Mabel Byrd NRA South Miss Byrd Albert H. Wiggins Chase National Bank Pecora Wiggin

Tried For Killing Wetumpka Editor

The case against J. T. Bonner a Tallassee policeman charged with killing Arthur Thompson editor and publisher of The Tallassee Tribune was expected to go to the jury soon. Roy Tibbett testified that he sat with Thompson moments before the shooting outside a Tallassee cafe in May.

The Tribune

Blonde Venus shines as Dietrich’s powerful screen role

Marlene Dietrich stars in Blonde Venus as a loving mother drawn to another man, then drifting from husband Herbert Marshall while caring for her child. The film follows her flight from the law, career highs in a New York revue, and eventual reunion with Cary Grant, delivering a deeply human and emotional performance.

Marlene Dietrich Josef von Sternberg Strand Theatre Hartselle Shanghai Express Morocco Blue Angel Dickie Moore Herbert Marshall Gary Grant Venus New York Cary Grant Blonde Venus Dietrich

Market Prices and Shipments for Agriculture and Livestock

Daily market report shows Timothy and other feeds mixed, with Timothy prices down 50c per ton while other classes stay steady. Poultry and eggs mostly unchanged with eggs and fryers offered by jobbers. Cotton seed priced at 14 per ton F O B Alabama points. Butter fat delivered to Birmingham at 16 to 18 cents. Grain prices delivered to Birmingham with transit show corn No 2 white at 59 1 2 cents and No 3 yellow at 56 1 2 cents. Livestock prices list prime beef type cattle, hogs by weight with top corn hogs 165 to 225 lb at 5.15 and other weights down slightly. Receipts light and demand slow for feeds and heavy for cattle, hogs mixed with declines for hog prices.

U. 8 Timothy U. 5 Johnson Jobbers Hens, Small, LLC Alabama Birmingham

Labor Pledges Aid to Recovery at AFL Convention

The American Federation of Labor reconfirmed its opposition to unrestrained inflation and pledged support to President Roosevelt's recovery program. It reelected its officers for another year as challenges to federation activities waned amid NRA-related uprisings.

Washington American Federation of Labor Roosevelt NRA

Musical program at Westminster Presbyterian postponed recital

The musical program delayed due to organist Mrs Jackson illness will be presented this Sunday at 5 pm. All music lovers were invited to attend.

Westminster Presbyterian Church Jackson

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