Gypsy Struggles with Marriage and a Quiet Affair
Gypsy Morell, married to Tom Weaver, faces strain as Tom shows interest in Vera Gray while Gypsy juggles motherhood, a demanding home, and loneliness. A late afternoon visit from Hunt Gibson brightens her mood, hinting at possible solace amid the marital tensions.
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Gypsy Morell
Tom Weaver
Lila Hotaling
Derek Bliss
Lila
Giypsy
Gypsy
Tom
David
Vera Gray
Derek
Marko Broughton
Vera
Unstable Marriage Tested By Quiet Household Strife
In a domestic scene, Gypsy and Tom navigate a cooling marriage as a baby remains central to their tension. He questions the state of their relationship while she resists traditional closeness, hinting at a needed understanding as the story moves forward.
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Hunt
Tom
Manhattan
Gypsy
Elsa
Sue
Supreme Court Rules Future Rent Not a Bankruptcy Claim
The U S Supreme Court, in an opinion by Associate Justice Roberts, held future rental claims cannot be treated as bankruptcy claims under existing statutes. The decision notes no current provision for such claims, though Congress could, and discusses the corporate reorganization bill pending before the Senate. The ruling covers Manhattan Properties Inc and Samuel R Brown et al versus Irving Trust Co and related cases.
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Washington
U. S. Supreme Court
Roberts
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Committee
Manhattan Properties, Inc
Irving Trust Co
Oliver A Co
Samuel R. Brown
United Cigar Stores Co
District Court
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
North Carolina Ice Cream Makers Set Spring Convention
State convention in Raleigh on Thursday and Friday features ten addresses on ice cream making and allied industries. Four sessions are planned for Friday with new officers to be named.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Ice Cream Manufacturers’ Association
St Paul’s Status After Crucifix Even Then Not Apostle
The remark notes that Paul did not believe himself a Christian until after the Crucifix and thus was not counted among the original Apostles. It discusses his later role and authority within early Christianity.
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St. Paul
Black-Draught touted as bilious remedy by Columbus man
Mr Charles E Stevens of Columbus Indiana says bilious spells leave him sleepy dizzy and sluggish. He credits Thedford s Black-Draught with relief noting it rids him of bile and restores energy and drive. The testimonial appears as a typical period patent medicine endorsement.
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Thedford
Charles E. Stevens
Columbus
Ind
General Business Increase Seen In Duke Power Report
Raleigh February 7. A general business increase appears in the annual revenue report of Duke Power Company filed with North Carolina Utilities Commissioner Stanley Winborne. The report shows revenue up by 809,497.55 from 1932 with gross operating income of 15,663,886.75 and power sales totaling 1,443,558,053 kilowatts, up from 1,317,449,765, despite a 5 percent rate reduction.
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Raleigh
Duke Power Company
Stanley Winborne
North Carolina
Umstead Plans to Press Roosevelt on West Virginia Factory
Representative Umstead has not yet heard back on his protest to Secretary Ickes against a planned government owned furniture plant in West Virginia aimed at employing idle coal miners. He warns the project could mark a step toward socialism and says he will raise the issue in the house if the administration proceeds. This would be his first major action.
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Hunt Gibson
Gypsy
Hunt
Tropics
Umstead
Ickes
West Virginia
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Michigan
Mr. Umstead
Japanese-Russian War Not Expected By Chinese Official
SAN FRANCISCO February 7 A Chinese official says a Japanese Russian war is unlikely to surprise Dr Fong Foo-See of Shanghai once a Sacramento laborer who rose to leadership in his country's educational affairs and who now heads a Shanghai school system.
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San Francisco
Fong Foo-See
Shanghai
Sacramento
Calif
Colleges to reimburse students return on federal funds
Federal relief plans to restart education for 100000 students disrupted by the low mood will cost the U S government and participating colleges nothing in tuition. Students will work on campus or nearby public projects at 30 cents an hour and receive 10 to 20 dollars monthly. Universities will waive tuition and fees.
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Fairfield
Roosevelt
Congress
Rotary official visits United States amid goodwill tour
Dr. Fong, Rotary International board member, concluded a goodwill visit with a meeting in Chicago and tours of Rotary clubs in Illinois and Ohio. He warned that Japan and Russia could go to war, predicting China would stay neutral but favor Russia due to Manchuria and Shanghai incidents. Also noted is Harry Piedgeon’s solo circumnavigation, leaving Los Angeles November 18, 1921, and returning after 3 years, 11 months, and 13 days.
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United States
Fong
Rotary International
Chicago
Ilinois
Ohio
Japan
Russia
China
Manchuria
Shanghai
Harry Piedgeon
Iowa
Los Angeles
Pigs Tied to Extinction of the Dodo on Mauritius
A historical note explains that pigs contributed to the dodo's extinction after the species was first found on Mauritius around 1510. The text highlights the impact of introduced animals on island fauna.
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Dod
Mauritius
Revered Miserere Stuns Sistine Chapel Musicians and Young Mozart
The Miserere was so esteemed that Sistine Chapel musicians could not copy it. At fourteen, Mozart heard it with his father and returned home to transcribe the entire piece from memory, with only minor errors.
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Sistine Chapel
Mozart
States share abbreviations swap to Miss and Mo
Mississippi secured priority in postal abbreviations, forcing Missouri to switch from Mr to Mo. Later Mississippi trimmed further to Miss while Missouri adopted Mis sissippi changes, reflecting evolving state code usage. Adjustments illustrate early standardized postal coding and local naming conventions.
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Mississippi
Misouri
Missouri
Miss
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