Mary Winnie Haron to Broadcast Piano Recital on Troy Station
Miss Emily Byrd of Ozark a noted concert artist and teacher will present a piano recital over the Troy station at 2 PM with her pupil Miss Mary Winnie Saxon of Mr and Bre Saxon. The exact number of pieces is unlisted though expected to be above the Montgomery station.
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Mary Winnie Haron
Troy
Emily Byrd
Ozark
Will Press
Mary Winnie Saxon
Bre. Saxon
Troy Browicoating
Montgomery
Alabama Personalities and Lively Coastal Poems in Atmore
Fragments from a column mix a verse about the sea and longing with a note on Dr J O Lisenby retiring in Atmore after visits. The Alabama Personalities piece profiles Seth P Storrs as agriculture commissioner, who enjoys boating and fishing, refuting bridges as recreation nearly work, and mentions A Woodier’s fishing zeal.
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Storrs
Winter golf schedule set from January to April in Thomasville
A winter golf tournament slate was announced at the Gen Arboren club in Thomasville. The events run January 15 to April 28 on the old and renowned Gen Arboren course, which will also host the state amateur tournament next July. Included is student Mica Nell Smith visiting her father G R Smith while attending Massey Business College in Birmingham.
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Qolf Slate
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Mica Nell Smith
Joo
Massey Business College
Birmingham
G. R. Smith
World Pacts and Conferences Hold Hopes For Better Times
In 1933 world leaders expect economic talks and international pacts to ease debt, trade, and budget woes. Roosevelt, MacDonald, and Stalin loom as key figures, with Araki in Japan and Hitler in Germany shaping Manchuria and Europe while disarmament and tariff shifts influence global recovery prospects.
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Flu Precautions Urged Despite Not Alarming Yet
Public health notices urge precautions to prevent flu spread even as cases remain not alarming. Advice emphasizes avoiding colds, staying hydrated, rest, wholesome meals, and early use of Vicks cough and throat products to reduce colds’ frequency and severity.
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Shocks Magnates SOM A SEV DLER The rl as rr were mite sce
A scrambled clipping mentions a political or corporate shock affecting magnates, with garbled phrases referencing a president, a plan, and looming actions. Readable bits point to tense events and potential leadership or policy shifts impacting key figures.
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