End of the World Florida Wedding for Ann and Peter
Ann Hollister marries Peter Kendall after a tumultuous love triangle with Tony and Valeria. They plan a Florida retreat to start anew, while Ann confronts lingering feelings for Tony. Sarah aids the departure as town gossip swirls around the newlyweds.
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Ann Hollister
Tony Mickle
Sarah
Peter Ken
Valeria Ett
Valeria
Peter
Ann
Tony
John Cdonald
Peter Kendall
Peter Couit
Florida
Palm Beach
Miami
Florida Woods
Orlando
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Hare Pater
Valeria Bennett
Mac
Retail sales in state increasing report shows gains
Enterprise Bureau notes North Carolina monthly gross retail sales reach at least 37.5 million dollars, up from 29.8 million a year earlier. November sales tax collections total 739,555 with potential 750,000 if month extended, reflecting about 7.7 million increase year over year.
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Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
North Carolina
State Department of Revenue
Department of Revenue
Bankhead Act Support in Battle Over 1935 Cotton Plan
A Georgia governor and a Washington group clash over the Bankhead compulsory cotton control act as producers vote December 14 on extending the program into 1935. The six state committee urged preservation of the act, while critics warned of high processing taxes and potential overreach.
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Farm Magazine
Wallace
Washington
E. F. Creekmore
American Cotton Cooperative Association
New Orleans
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
the Statesmen
Talmadge
Dallas
Texas
Tax Must Be Paid On Preferred Stocks
The board of tax appeals ruled Greensboro News Company could not deduct from taxable income dividends on preferred stock, treating them as interest. The company must pay income tax claims of $2,172 for 1930 and $2,633 for 1931 after appealing for larger deductions of $13,049 and $25,761.
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Washington
Board of Tax Appeals
Greensboro News Company
Greensboro
N. C
Births Exceed Deaths by 882 591 in 1920 Nationwide
A 1920 census-like summary notes an excess of 882 591 births over deaths across the country indicating higher birth rates than mortality that year.
The New Deal and the Joneses Debating Deposit Insurance
The Jones family discusses the New Deal deposit insurance program. John Jr cites bank coverage and federal guarantees as a safety net, while Pa questions long term reliability. They note 50,000,000 insured accounts and 16 billion dollars covered, plus government stock ownership in about 7000 banks.
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John, Jr
Pa Jenesa
Williamson
Deposit Insurance Organization
Pa Jones
First Fidelity
United States
Federal B Board
Reserve Board
Congress
Federal Reserve System
Mutual Savings Banks
Morris Plan
Federal Reserve
First Fidelity Bank
Colonel Smith
John
Jesse Jones
Fidelity
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New York
Senate
Dollar-Pa Jones Reflects on Devalued Dollar Past
Dollar-Pa Jones recalls the era when a dollar held value as he argues with his son John about devaluation and gold. The exchange highlights concerns over money, currency value, and economic change.
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Pa Jones
Son John
Germany May Rejoin League in Rhine Pact Hopes
Geneva reports rising optimism that Germany may return to the disarmament conference and the League of Nations. A Franco German agreement on Saar basin transfers, arranged in Rome under League sponsorship, boosts belief that Saar will vote to reunite with Germany. If reentry proceeds, Berlin’s Von Neurath signals cautious official tone.
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Rome
Saar
League
Geneva
Germany
League of Nations
Saar Basin
France
Berlin
Deutsche Diplomatisch Politische Korrespondenz
Konstantin von Neurath
Rich Gold Strike Near Mojave Captures Headlines
The Times reports a rich gold and silver discovery near Mojave California called the New Silver Queen. George Holmes, 32, a former USC student, and his father reportedly own 60 percent of the claim. South African fields took an option on 86 acres for about 3.5 million dollars.
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Los Angeles
the Times
Tonopah
Nevada
Mojave
Calif
George Holmes
University of Southern California
South Africa
Holmes
Extortion Plan Ties Tulsa Murder to Note Demands
In Tulsa, Phil Kennamer, 19, son of a federal judge, is charged with murder in the slaying of John F. Gorrell Jr., 23, amid an extortion plot. A companion, Robert Thomas, 19, cites a signed statement claiming Kennamer killed Gorrell over an extortion note demanding 20 000 dollars to spare Homer Wilcox Sr.’s daughter Virginia, with the note allegedly signed Mr X. Kennamer pleads not guilty. mental exams are ordered.
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Tulsa
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Robert Thomas
John F. Gorrell, Jr
Kennamer
Gorrell
Thomas
John F. Conway
Homer F. Wilcox
Virginia Wilcox
Franklin E. Kennamer
Holly Anderson
Conway
Phil
John Gorrell
John
Kansas City
Anderson
Homer F. Wilcox Jr
Wilcox
New York
King Tutankhamen Tomb Rooms Measured in Feet
The tomb comprises four chambers an anteroom 1 by 14 feet a second room 12 by 12 feet the burial chamber 12 by 36 feet and a final room 12 by 15 feet all over 10 feet deep.
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King Tutankhamen
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Redie
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Viele Te Shryeter
Bankhead
New Deal
the Joneses
Joneses
Willis. Thornton
Chest Co.ee
California
Buster
Baltimore
Eastern Avenue
Baltimore, MD
Wm. LaVarre
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