Curtis Return Lights Up Senate Chair Debate
Washington December 19 AP reports Curtis may return to national politics as a major factor in the 1936 Republican senatorial contest. The piece outlines potential candidates to chair the GOP Senate caucus, noting Curtis could force a shift in leadership with a Kan senior and Pa Pennsylvanian rival.
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Jashington
Rive
Eta
Charlie Curtis
Kan
Jos Guffey
Paenneyl
Hest- Inge
Delaware
Senate
Witth
McNary
Ore
Ichingan
Iowa
Davie
Pennsylvania
Internes and nurses name rare baby tags at Hillman hospital
Internes and nurses at Hillman hospital name rare babies in doubt. They offer unique names chosen from heart disease terms and other quirky inspirations. Examples include Angina and Oscar. Families from Florida and Alabama contributed ideas, with Fiorata and Alesia among the options.
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Birmingham
Hillman Hospital
Oscar
Uhe
Florida
Alabama
Fiorata
Godl
Alesia
Ione
Elven Girls By Ultimate At Thers
Adophelen
Mont Folkte
Dance Hall Case Sparks Battle Over Definition of Dancing
In Columbia, Dec. 19 AP Police argued in court that a tavern where 20 people danced was not violating the dancing ban since the scene resembled a rude fight. The defense contended the activity did not constitute dancing and the charges were in dispute.
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Rasce
Columbia
Peres
Niinlett
Never Mind the Lady in Carteret Virginia
An unnamed male narrator recalls a tense encounter with a captivating woman. He argues with her about rough behavior and choices, then leaves the mansion to reflect on the lost possibility of a different life and the gulf between their worlds. The scene centers on failed romance, pride, and a doomed evening.
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Allaire
Pillars Club
Willett
Cern
Stone Mansion
Bera
Heaven
Stone Man
Carteret
Virginia
Eleanor West
Chattanooga Blind Woman Sets Bible Reading Record
A 101-year-old Kansas City Quaker rival claims top totals, but Chattanooga’s blind woman reads the Old Testament 83 times and the New Testament 63 times. Her brother Frank Bradley notes she averages about one Old Testament reading per year and nearly two New Testament readings yearly, despite harsh eye loss from an experimentalprocedure.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Kansas City
Rand
New York Point
Frank C. Bradley
Mise Bredisy
Sue Percomien
Mayflower or Union Station Choose taxi fate in bizarre exchange
In a hazy travel scene Willett and a driver weigh Panama Mexico and Russia while the driver urges rest. A coin flips to pick the Mayflower or Union Station as the taxi rolls, revealing a surreal, humorous moment in a 1986 Davté Garth Qsorne piece.
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Willett
Panama
Mexico
Russia
Rio
Linton
Terry
Davté Garth Qsorne
Pirating Charge Filed Against WMFO Station
An inquest in a U S district court in Decatur Alabama alleges damages not exceeding 1000 dollars and seeks an injunction to bar WMFO from further use of four songs. The suit is brought by Gene Buck president of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers and James Ty Rosa, named owner of the copyrighted works.
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Birmingham
WMFO
Decatur
Ale
Han Eagle
U. S. Aletrict
Gene Buck
The
American Society of Wmposers
Tors Ana
James Ty Rosa
Tod
Winter fashion trends highlight cords over buttons and braid
Reads show a shift in winter attire with corded trims and braided accents gaining popularity over traditional buttons. Vendors note sports models adopting tan or rayon fabrics and streamlined facings, reflecting broader taste changes in outerwear and accessories.
Cult music rights dispute over broadcast without permission
The article alleges WMO as defendant, describing unauthorized broadcast of songs in October. It mentions narrow metal ribbon, met cords, lone mivtalas, and afternoon mov, with puppie threads and fringes observed in the evening om nemblem.
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WMO
Mov
End of the Carnival Exhibit Promises Global Munich Night
A fragmented report notes a crippled woman confined two years and describes two finger languages Braille and a touched alphabet. It mentions Munich's Treasure Chamber of Prince Carnival this winter with contributions from Milan Yanica Bercerons Rome Nice Paris Saville Cadiz Madrid and many German groups, highlighting an international carnival development showcase.
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Munich
Germany
Milan
Yanica
Bercerons
Rome
Nice
Paris
Saville
Cadiz
Madrid
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Maine
Johnson
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