Social Is Protective Home Circle Christmas Party
Juvenile and adult members of the Protective Home Circle held a Christmas party at the Modern Woodmen hall on Latrobe street. The event featured a 6 pm start for juveniles and 7:30 pm for adults with a Royal Ambassadors Orchestra program, Hill Top Corn Husker performances, dancing, bingo, and gifts.
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Protective Home Circle
Woodman Hall
Latrobe Street
R. L. Newton
Royal Ambassadors Orchestra
Charles Moran
George Current
Hill Top Corn Huskers Orchestra
Edward Manning
Dale
J. C. Yengest
Clarksburg
Santa and Workshop Parade Returns to Christmas Eve
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a festive scene in which Santa Claus and Great Boy lead a parade of mechanical toys walking dolls and animals around the workshop. Toy planes fly overhead as the group marches in formation and then wraps gifts for Santa’s sleigh. The description captures joyous motion and holiday cheer as toys are packed for delivery.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Willy
Nilly
Reindeer Role Foreshadowed as Santa Promises Feat
The fragment notes Santa hinting at a remarkable plan while Willy Nilly recalls stockings. Standish O'Sullivan, an Alaska prospector, flies to reach remote areas in search of gold. North Carolina farmers form a cooperative to grow raspberries on a large scale.
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Willy Nilly
Santa
Standish O'Sullivan
Alaska
McDowell County
North Carolina
Income tax probe deepens Huey Long turmoil
Washington reports renew ed internal revenue probes into Huey Long and Louisiana allies as a broad inquiry resurfaces from the Hoover era. Senate critics press charges on Long’s political machine while officials keep details confidential. Bristow must close a "white way" to save funds as emergency measures. Foreign arrivals in Britain rise slightly in nine months of 1933.
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Washington
Huey Long
Louisiana
Long
New Orleans
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Overton
Connally
Louisiane
Morganthau
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Morgenthau
Treasury
White House
Morgentha
Internal Revenue Bureau
The Helpful Mole Resolves the Bracelet Mystery
In Toyland the Queen of Fairies and a woolly dog seek the bracelet’s removal. Mister Mole melts the bracelet with a hot poker, revealing Christina’s glow and Santa’s future gift. A golden chain for Santa is found, and the trio returns to Toyland as Christmas nears with toy deliveries underway and fund donations noted.
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Christina
Jes
Queen of Fairies
Mister Mole
Toyland
Santa Claus
Santa
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