The Love Trader Opens At The Voncastle Theatre
The Love Trader a Tiffany romance opens Tuesday and Wednesday at the Voncastle Theatre set on a tropical island. Leatrice Joy plays a repressed wife torn between convention and desire as she faces her moral upbringing. The film features strong photography and dialogue with breath taking island scenery.
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Textile gifts from Commerce boost Christmas shopping
The Department of Commerce in Washington releases a booklet It’s a Gift listing about 200 textile based items suitable for gift giving. Items include powder puff ensembles bathroom sets gift boxes of bed sheets platters and duffle bags. The aim is to encourage purchases of home goods to support cotton use and create employment.
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Cotton joins the Animal Fair HOPPING for Christmas toys
Text describes an animal fair with birds and beasts in costumes and highlights washable fabric toys for children. It notes fabrics like chambray and gingham used to make durable toys and dolls. Pattern firms offer designs to help mothers sew washable, themed toys.
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States clash over naming new Capitol Avenue
State representatives push for Ohio or Maine names while Louisiana senators prefer a Pelican state tribute. California proposes Golden State branding, but conflicts arise with an existing California avenue. The Capitol grounds commission will decide, with Vice President Curtis and Speaker Longworth among the members and David Lynn shaping the outcome.
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From Cave Man to Classified Ad
The author contrasts ancient courting by force with modern society which uses want ads. It notes civilization imposes rules but provides a cheap text method to seek a mate, avoiding physical effort. The piece highlights the shift from direct method to modern advertisement.
Beautiful Bermuda Promises Fast Sail From New York
Bermuda, a popular winter retreat just hours from New York, welcomes the Duchess of York on an enhanced weekly service starting January 1 1931. The 20 000 ton liner will speed passengers to Hamilton on Saturdays and return by Thursday, offering coral beauty and glass bottom views with fireproof hotels and sea gardens.
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Mean-On Revue Scheduled For Friday And Saturday
The second edition of Mean-On Revue, a student campus production, is set for Friday and Saturday nights sponsored by A. W. 5. Natalie Roberts Philip Young wrote the libretto Harold Robert composed the music Natalie Roberts and Glee Green contributed lyrics Marian Gravis directed the dances. The plot follows a college boy Art and a shipwrecked princess amid a floating university with a court room palace setting in acts two and three and a formal finale.
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Glee Green
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Hog and cattle market report from Indianapolis Dated December
Receipts at Indianapolis stockyards include 5000 hogs 600 cattle 250 calves and 600 sheep. Early hog prices expected higher with sales of 100 to 200 pound weights around 8.50 to 8.60 per cwt and underweights about 8.50. sows down 7.75. Cattle slow with little change calves 11.50 down lambs 8.50 down while sheep hold steady.
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Grand jury opens quiz in death of Gary girl
In Gary Indiana the Lake county grand jury began probing coroner charges against five Gary youths for first degree murder in the death of Arlene Draves age eighteen after a drunken party. John Underwood special prosecutor and Robert Estill will aid the inquiry with Crown Point as the venue. Attys for the five advised witnesses not to testify at the coroner's inquest. Underwood plans to seek first degree indictments and the death penalty if charged. defense eyes insanity plea.
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Newly Elected Association Chief Vows Unity With Latin America
New York signals support and cooperation to Latin American coffee growers as Lot Boardman, newly elected president of the National Coffee Roasters' Association, seeks to boost trade by millions of dollars for the United States and its southern partners.
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Telephone Us News Advisory
Local notice urges readers to phone 65 with any personal life events or incidents such as deaths marriages elopements divorces moves crimes or property changes to help the Herald publish a fuller news page.
Notre Dame Gridders Crown Three National Titles in Decade
The Notre Dame football team, led by Rockne, secured their third national title in a decade as they defeated Southern California. The Irish, undefeated since 1930, head to Chicago then South Bend after a late return home.
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Faculty Music Recital Opens Annual Sonata Series
Faculty members Leach and Sheffield of the School of Music present the first of their annual sonata recital series in Melharry Hall Tuesday night around clock. The violin and piano performance follows three popular recitals last year and showcases the sonata form as a sequence of distinct movements.
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School of Music
Bruner Speaks at Sunday Union Service in Greencastle
The Presbyterian church and First Christian church held a union service Sunday evening. A standout Junior Purple Roped Choir directed by Prof. F. R. Umfleet performed, praised for tone and impact. Rev B U W Bruner delivered the sermon on Was Prohibition responsible for the Gary Outrage, citing Isaiah text.
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Greencastle
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Army Meets Navy In Charity Broadcast Dec 13 At Yankee Stadium
An all-star radio broadcast of the Army versus Navy game is set for Saturday December 13 from Yankee Stadium New York City. NBC CBS and other networks will carry the event with Graham McNamee Bill Munday Ted Husing and Ford Frick providing play by play and commentary. Proceeds go to the Salvation Army with ticket sales aiding employment relief and a large donation from the broadcast sponsor Philco radios.
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