Anne Farnsworth Faces Murder Trial Across Courtroom
In Astoria Anne Farnsworth battles a murder charge as testimony ties her to a convoluted adoption tale. Witnesses include Tecla Sork and Luke Farnsworth, while key proof centers on Nikki Nielsen alias Anne Farnsworth’s identity and past ties to the Farnsworth family.
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Astoria
Luke Farcaworth
Sork
Anns Ferneworth
Leahelm
Anns
Tharst
Eres
Bett
John
Sanheim
Sorkt
Ape
Nikki Nielsen
Orose
Miss Nok
Andé
Charlotte Farneworth
Climp
Teela
Aitlo Teele
Anne
Lnobolm
Anne Farnawortht
Stet Sieben
Lontolm
Anne Farnsworth
Anne Farnsmorth
Farnworth
Luke Fernsworth
Trace
Orvl
Anna Nielsen
Farnsworth
Ste Anne
Tom Farlor
Egan
Farnsworths
Farley
Abeu
Abe
Earnsworth
Lorpey
Bert Annikki Nieleen
Lenhorn
Agaii
Nikki Melaon
Anne Parieworth
Hannie
Chile
Lawer
Marion
Nikke Nielsen
Anna Farnaworth
Pwane
Demnys Bayeet
Ten Year Slum Clearing Plan in Discussion
Roosevelt administration weighs a ten year slum clearance and low rent public housing program with near 1.003 billion dollars in initial appropriation. Wagner says it is a definite long term plan not an emergency measure and would aid housing and economic stability if adopted in the United States.
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D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Roosevelt
Gansier Wagner
New York
Worm Springs
Wagner
England
United States
Ho Oald Wagner
Will Rogers Wears Two Suits to Speed Filming
The article notes Will Rogers kept two outfits on set to shorten dressing time and that he avoided self seriousness while shooting at Polywood. Friends organized a memory fund and urged fans to contribute or send donations via banks or the accompanying form.
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Polywood
Will Rogers
Rogers
Himeself
Oatres
Unclear fragmentary text on political and scientific topics
The page presents disjointed notes about political figures and events around November 5, mentions Jim Farley, Democratic fortunes, a Republican mayor in Philadelphia, and a terse aside on the word gin and a tall mammal. The garbled OCR limits clarity and reliable specifics.
New Dealers Gag Radical Faction Sequel In Congress
Washington reports indicate the White House will curb new New Deal legislation in the next session. Roosevelt aims for a short, calm term while possible Supreme Court rulings and the soldiers’ bonus loom. The Securities and Exchange Commission shelved changes while considering a broader program for Congress.
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Washington
Brain Trust
Conarene
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Congress
White House
Capitol Hin
Calous
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
BEC
Wrigley Dollars Spread Cheer Across Town
A local feature sees Wrigley’s gum praised by residents and noted spread at events and venues. Shoppers, students, and families cheerfully display opened packages, sharing why Wrigley’s is their gum of choice as a several dozen readers’ names and towns are listed as advocates.
Will Rogers Memorial Fund Receives Public Support
An editor notes support for a memorial fund honoring Will Rogers. Citizens from Dothan and others donate to a National Fund, with proceeds directed to charitable, educational, and humanitarian purposes. The memorial emphasizes living tributes over marble monuments.
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Perpetua’ Ng Ct
Dothan
Feared Drowned in Lake Jerinn Search Continues
A search was under way for missing person tied to a boat incident in Lake Jerinn. Fire teams and divers combed the area after a body was found burned near the water line, with authorities planning further efforts at Ashford next Wednesday to update on the case.
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Jaki
Turing
WeempHiyer
Jerinn
Thornton Wes
Farley Praises Postal Work In Whimsical Opening Tale
In Washington on November 16 AP reports Tomes A Farley humorously extolled the post office department at the opening of a new branch in News York. The tale recalls Farley joining in a song, joking about his duties, and recounting a childhood memory of waiting for the mail carrier to learn baseball scores.
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Wamuington
Tomes
A. Farley
Renee
Cueltis
Jim
Farley
News York
James A. Watley
Rooner
Bony
Varley
Whale Post Office
Pont Alfien
Mrs J C M'Eachern Buried at Thurston
Mrs J C M'Eachern was buried at Thurston amid a brief funeral service. The deceased, widow of Wilbur M'Eachern, died Thursday after a long illness. A infant son also died recently, with several relatives and neighbors attending. The obituary notes the family in Geneva and nearby communities honoring her memory.
Parole Bureau Initiated To Aid Alabama Convicts
Governor Graves announced a state parole bureau to assist deserving convicts with test paroles and employment. Hamp Draper chairs. Bruce Afrey and S. H. Blain assist. Salaries set. bureau to operate without affecting the state pardon board. Christmas parole program to resume next month after being paused under Miller.
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Parole Bureau
Xmas
Alabama
Montgomeny
Fibb Graves
B. M. Miller
Graves
State Pardon Board
Hamp Draper
Convict Department
Bruce Afrey
Wetumpka
H. Blan
State Teasurer
Draper
Alroy
Bior
Povertor
Bureau
Duv Teau
Aclon
Convieta
Miller
Gravee
DOUBLES BANNED Rob Steele Refuses To Use Doubles
Bob Steele the Western ace and star of Smoky Smith at the Alabama theatre Friday and Saturday rejects the use of doubles in stunt scenes. He argues that risky leaps and falls should be performed by the actor, not a substitute, to avoid endangering his career and neck. Directors have urged doubles, but Steele stands firm against the practice.
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Rob Steele
Hia
Bob Steele
Alabama
Smoky Smith
Steele
Bon
Rockefeller Gifts Shift to Nonsectarian Church Aid
New York November 16 AP Rockefeller Jr announces a policy change directing the bulk of future gifts to nonsectarian projects. He and his father have funded the Northern Baptist Convention and 19 agencies with millions including a $2 million memorial gift. The shift aims to stress common Christian truths and cooperation across denominations.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Orth
Rockefeller
Baptist Church
Northern Baptist Convention
Rockefell
Gyrn and Eve Sisters Share Longtime Church Ties
Gyrn and Eve sisters were long time members of the Ganeva Prashytark an Church, contributing many years of service and community involvement through the congregation.
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Gyrn and
Eve
Ganeva Prashytarkan Church
Quicker Relief From Headaches
An advertisement touts STANBACK and related products claiming fast relief from headaches nerves and bodily aches. It markets balances in diet and a new formula with cellmphans Seedet and other ingredients to ease pain in joints muscles and veins.
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Amy Farnsworth
Juke
Lucinda Farnsworth
Tom Fariata
Tecla
Nikk Nielsen
Tela Sorkt
Anne Watcher
Lenham
Lanholm
Tien Albehr
Ane
Testa
Aga
Lepholm
Farneworth
Teds
Luke Farneworth
Orel Nielsen
Monterey
California
Crescent City
Elso
Anna
Avie Beset
Lenton
Interior Department
Coset Uemon Administration
Eaashug
Agenes
William Ged
Scalenman Eng
Spazapas
Menems Prion
Benefit
Cheer Courage
Don
Ray W. Curtis
Ehatieg
Post el Ment
Jim Farley
Tych
Philadelphis
Democrata
Volesica
Mss Ment
Mr. Spear
Wrigley's
M. Lewis
Denton
Conran
Wrighey
Tay
J. W. Baugty
Etudente
Ome
Alexander City
MR. O
Anderson
Orcngs Ave
In- Tom
Mrs. B
Mills
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East St. Eli Holland
Armstrong
Frazier
Rictiey
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Maryner
Seettrre
Efpie Perkins
Enterprise
Ala
Walter
FOD
Geneve
Louise McCgowan
Simpon
Sue Holman
Hartford
W. D. Ogletrer
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Kenan
Doris Herres
Teva
Ealon Sphigner
Tarprisa
GOC
Houston
Johnsie Byrd Cooke
Marjorie Wilkinson
Geneva
Marjorie Arnold
Gite Neil Thorte Ford
Rose Marie Hrpeny
Terry F
Poubls
Speers Ailey
Wrigky
Local Committee For
David Butler
Rogera
Borry
Will
Butler
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Z. Smith
Wiulh. Hays
Ja Hi. Jones
Owen D. Young
Joan N. Gaerner
Ashford
P. G
J.C. M'Eachern
Thurston
Dothan, Ale
Poyner Seed Ue
Albert Cumbie
Foster
Carey
India
Alabama Machinery & Supply Co
Dothan, Als
Dothan Bank & Trust Co
Dothan, Alabama
Federal Reserve Bank
Side
Suiege
Flowers
E. R. Portay
Moody F. A
Feder
Dapesl Insurance Corporation
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