Trotzky Family Mystery Now Shifts to His Wife
A tuberculosis of exile tale says Madame Trotzky manages the villa on Princes’ Islands while the exiled leader writes an autobiography. The wife remains secluded, unseen by visitors, as son Ivan enjoys exile life, athletic and healthy.
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Trotzky
Priscilla
Ring
Prinkipo
Islands
Turkey
Leon Trotzky
Imost
Madame Trotzky
Tao
Tor
Princess Islands
2 Pern
Trotsky
Ivan
Viet Rossia
Leon
Bolshevist
Local Notes From Geneva and Surrounding Towns
Geneva Alabama scene shows visitors and residents at weekend gatherings. Names mentioned include Miss Emma Jane Shaw of Southeastern Loan Co Oklahoma City visiting parents, Mrs. Minnie Sinquefield, and Mrs. G W Griffin hosting YW A meeting on Onward Marching with Lucile Robinson leading. Other entries note travels to Albany Hartford Graceville and Florida relatives.
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Airs
William Chaney
Albany
Gus
Re Rowell and Jittle
Rex, Jr
J. Sirmon
Laverne
Ala
Henry Hand
Dothan Owas
Geneva
Robinson
Graceville
Fla
W. J. Matthews
Montgomery
Minnie Sinquefield
Wade Glaze
Emma Jane Shaw
Southeastern Loan Co
Oklahoma City
Static
Andalusia
Lucile
Estelle Robinson
Chester
Pennie Ruth Pledger
Jake Purvis
Florala. S
Sunday School picnic at Oakley Pool Headland
The annual Headland Alabama picnic gathered young people at Oakley Swimming pool last Thursday with early swimming and games including potato rives and relish. A bountiful two-table dinner followed in the grove. Frances Collins hosted in honor of Mrs Lucy Malone King. many attendees listed. Mrs Sallie Smith’s funeral services held at the cemetery. Headland U D C met at Hotel Alice with a brief program and ice course served to members. many local residents visiting and events noted.
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Columbia
Ala
Oakley Swimming Pool
Frances Collins
Lucy Malone King
Lucy Maiden King
Nan Maiden Wood
Nellie Mac Seale
Jettie Campbell
Charlotte Dowden
Eugenia Williams
Eloise Ray Skipper
Cordilia Ackerson
Presbyterian Circle
Stella McPyer
Lois Warswells
Mary Alice Snead
Baker Hill
Sarah Allen
Wlr. King
Small Sem. Idehard
LD. Sneod
Foyer Chambers
Elise
Clark
Sallie Smith
Charle Agelin Tere
Menekly
Headland
Specia
H. G. Hawkins
Mary Baker
U. PD. C
Alice
S. J. Burtleshaw
W. 5. Oates
A. L. McCee
Testing Power Company Propaganda With Cold Storage Claims
The article discusses comparing power company testing for propaganda impact and urges testing in cold storage, noting three cases WCRW WEDC and WGY pending federal court action for temporary injunctions. The text hints at Supreme Court review expected in fall.
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Vfpa
Dotgan Baglie
Thirteen Stations Fight Radio Board in Court
A group of broadcasters led by WCFL and WEBC sue the Federal Radio Commission over denied time and channel rights. Appeals push through the DC Court of Appeals with WTRL WNYC WENR WLS WCBD and others seeking extended or full-time licenses and channel access amid rejection on public interest grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WCFL
Chicago Federation of Labor
WEBC
Superior
Wis
Beteen Broadcasters
Federal Radio Commission
WIEBC
Commission
Court of Appeals of
District of Coolumbia
WTRL
Technical Radio Laboratory
Midland Park
N. J
WNYC
New York City
C. L. Carrel
Illinois
District
WENR
WLS
Chicago
WCBD
Zion City
WRBX
Richmond Development Corporation
Radio student tutors girl friend across many nations
William Penn aged 17 conducts wireless correspondence teaching 14 year old Marjorie Young. He boasts 36 countries in his radio network with stations including WSAAK and links through NITAP Port Antonio Jamaica to New York. The pair study at Southern Methodist University and plan summer attendance while Marjorie learns Morse code. They chat with operators worldwide in English, Spanish and French.
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Gnallas
William Penn
Penn
Jorie’ Young
Southern Methodist University
Marjorie
New York
Southern Methodist
Young Penn
WZAVP
Long Island
Nitap
Port Antonio
Jamaica
William
Smmer
Tube Companies Restructure to Meet Surge in Demand
Tube firms consolidate and form new organizations to handle the heavy demand. Industry observers note tighter competition and increased production capacity as mergers reshape the market landscape.
Dor Dews Luxurions To Denville Hotels
A fragmented travel feature extols Dor Dews Luxurions and exclusive hotels on the French coast offering a 10 francs or 410 ents stay. The prose mentions fashion, dining notes, and weekend arrangements with culinary and fruit garnishes, in a glossy tourist tone.
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Dor
Denville Hotels
Peauville
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Geraldine Howell
F.C. Hardwick
Frei C. Smith
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Joe Covington
Sumter
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Mabel Gamble
Delhay Hospital
Charlotte Scott
Annie Thompson
Henry Davis
Cottonwood
Vehy Hee
D. A. Weblen
J. J. MacNair
Mary Dee
Dothan
TD. D. Bush
Ethel Jordan
Viola Flowers
C. E. Adams
J. L. Kelly
Bethlehem Church
W. M. Haynes
Dump Weems
Doris Redding
Jim Knott
Boligee
Radio Board
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WSAAK
Pean
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Tula
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