Love and deceit at a society house party
Joan Waring joins a glamorous house party as Bob Weston courts Barbara Courtney while Jim Warfield befriends Joan. Joan navigates social pressure, lingering insecurity, and shifting affections amid party antics and garden chats, unsure who truly cares. Barbara schemes to win Bob, while Joans doubts, and Jim shows quiet interest.
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Hegin
Bob Weston
Tillionaire
Joan Waring
Memphis
Bob
Joan
Warings
Jive Warfield
Barbara
Jim Warfield
Pym
Scott
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Tim
Wester
Tove
Birth Rate Up in Fascist Italy Despite Death Dip
Births for the first seven months of 1933 show growth in marriages and a smaller death rate aiding overall births, though the total still trails two years earlier by more than 10,000. The regime cites increased marriages as proof of success, noting 146,949 marriages, up 5,100 from 1932 but still below 1951 rates.
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Mussolini
Indian Summer Sets Clear Sky Over Washington
A bright sun and cloudless early skies blanketed the capital this morning as autumn crispness perked up the city. The pleasant weather drew people outdoors and prompted fall attire across the area.
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Washington
Palestine Plan Aid To Stricken Villagers
A relief scheme announced by the High Commissioner in Palestine Sir Arthur Wauchope with approval of the colonial secretary aims to aid distressed villagers due to grain crop failures. The plan includes roads construction and development projects to bolster agriculture and local welfare.
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Palestine Plan
Jerusalem
Palestine
Arthur’ Wauchope
Public works to launch immediately with large Palestine fund
The project will be funded from cash reserves of more than 1,000,000 pounds stored in the Palestine treasury. Thousands of villagers both Arabs and Jews will be employed on these works, which would normally have waited for years.
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Palestine
Ex Convicts Employed as Domestic Servants in Gilbert and Ellice Isles
A colonial report indicates that in the Gilbert and Ellice Islands a native with previous terms of imprisonment is often kept as a domestic servant. The British colonial office notes prisoners are trained for work in the colony as far as possible.
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London
Gilbert and Ellice Islands
British Colonial
Prison term fails to cast gloom on Gilbertes says report
A report states that no air of gloom pervades the Gilbertese and Elico prisoners and that imprisonment does not carry social stigma among the natives. The document emphasizes resilience and social perception despite confinement.
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Gilbertes
Elico
Noted Pilot Gives Prize To Charity
Sir Charles Kingsford Smith donated 5000 dollars from a gratitude fund to found a rural hospital for sick Australian children. Six Chairs, famed in America as Smitty, accepted only a writing desk and a chair as his personal reward.
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Sydney
Australia
Charles Kingsford Smith
America
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