Community Meeting at Ran Church Sets First Day Schedule
A village church event begins Wednesday with an opening session presided by E W Porter of Mont eat and includes Bible studies led by Miss Minnie McIn. A tea and city tours follow with a devotional by Pastor Ritter. Davie and Vaughn will speak, a pageant titled Peace will illustrate a 1933 birthday, and Rev Frank A Brown will report on foreign missions progress.
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Ene W. Porter
Monteat
Minnie McIn“amden
Idle Institute
J. H. Bryride
Meat Ritter
Wlan
Davie
Flunter Vaughn
Mont
Benjamin of
Dothan
Frank A. Brown
Misat Suchousu
China
Condition
Sons of the Foreign Missions
Lloyd
Beryl Stewart
Thlie
Atie
Who's Who in the Alabama Legislature 1933
Newsmen rate the lawmakers with a composite vote. Consistent Senator Bonner of Wilcox led as the lone steady vote among nine, while McDaniel Rengo and Fletcher of Madison topped the representative list. Constructive bills pass with a muted repeal effort. colorful figures and long-winded speakers fill out the roster with local names such as Holcombe of Mobile and Craft of Mobile among others.
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Bonner
McDaniel Rengo
Fletcher
Madi
A Pair of Aces Mrs Moody and Vines plan 1933 tennis year
Mrs. Moody and Helen Wills Moody and Bill Tilden prospectively headline the 1933 tennis scene as top contenders on the court. The article outlines plans, rivalries, and expectations for the season in elite women’s and men’s circles.
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Helen Wills Moody
Ellsworth Vines
Innaerds Club Test Uses Silver Gazing Ball
Kas Kansas chiefs form an Incheon style club using a silver gazing ball to test membership. A blindfolded caterer feels a prospect’s head and the ball to judge eligibility. Paul B. Lawson, KU dean, is a charter member amid plans for an Egypt exhibit from Egypt’s minister to the U S.
Chicago World's Fair to Feature Classic Tale
Chicago officials announced receipt of a request to present one of the world’s oldest stories at the fair. Details on the tale and program are expected as planners continue to assemble exhibits and events for the event.
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Chicago
Costigan Resolution Proposes Probe of Prosecution Delay
The Senate judiciary committee tentatively approved a Costigan resolution calling for an investigation into the Justice Department's delay under the Hoover administration in prosecuting Joseph Harriman, New York banker, on a charge of false entry. The panel acted with a full quorum and will poll absent members before final action.
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Washington
Costigan
Joseph Harriman
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Hoover Administration
Puzzles Solve Chickens Found In Car in Chestertown Case
Silly or not Centerville Maryland story shows Sheriff J Elmer Anthony and deputies solving an oddly worded case. Sixteen chicken heads were fitted as a puzzle from fowl taken from an auto near Chestertown. four men were arrested as part of the incident. Eagle Want Ads promoted the newspaper's classified section.
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Centerville
J. Elmer Anthony
Pondtown
Chestertown
Hand Talk at Capitol: Riddle New Deaf and Blind School Superintendent
Senator Hardy Riddle of Talladega, named head of Alabama's deaf and blind school, explains his sign language skill learned in youth. His wife attends Senate sessions, aiding communication amid floor noise as lawmakers discuss the new deal bills by Carmichael on county and city operation.
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Montgomery
Als
Hardy Riddle
Talladega
Senate
Riddle
Walte
Charlie Carmichael
Tuscumbia
Alabama
Roosevelt
B. M. Miller
Carmichael
Alabama Legislature Debates Light Wine and Beer Bill
Senator John Craft of Mobile pushed legalizing light wines and beer arguing funds would aid Mobile charity hospital. He said the bill could raise about eighty thousand dollars annually for the hospital, while governor expressed sympathy but will sign only after reading details. The senator, named by reporters as the era’s most colorful member, warned of committee bottling.
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Rep
Carmichael
John Craft
Mobile
Charity Hospital
Senate
Senate Temperance Committee
Bonner
Wilcox
Craft
Southern railway engineers convention to convene in Atlanta
About fifteen hundred delegates from southern states are due in Atlanta on Wednesday for a three day convention of the Southeastern Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the women's auxiliary.
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Atlanta
Southeastern Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Women’s Auxiliary
Jean Harlow platinum hair in film era spotlight
A fragmented mention highlights Jean Harlow famed for platinum hair, noting her impact on film icon status and widespread influence in popular culture during the era.
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Jean Harlow
Quick Relief for High Blood Pressure Trial Offer
Advertises a postpaid trial of a Dr Hayes prescription for high blood pressure. Claims rapid relief within 8 days and sleep improvement. Offers “Pay Nothing Unless Greatly Improved” with a $1 test charge and a refund if not satisfied. Provides address for Dr Hryes Association in Kansas City Missouri.
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Hayes
Hryes Ass’n
Coates House
Kansas City
Blue Star Ointment Advertises Quick Germ Elimination
An advertisement claims Blue Star Ointment kills germs that cause itch rash tetter foot itch ringworm or eczema. It promises quick absorption and a money back guarantee if it fails.
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