Vicky Thatcher Visits Gale Henderson In Quiet House
Gale welcomes Vicky Thatcher and her friend to his home. The scene reveals Gale’s observant, softened view of Vicky and hints at class contrasts through descriptions of Vicky’s stylish life versus the faded furnishings Gale notes with “angel’s eyes.”
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Cky
Gale
Hri
Brian
Ale
Vicky Thatcher
Gale Henderson
Vicky
Vick
New
Miami
Havana
Vicky Confesses Hidden Marriage Plan In Gale’s Room
Gale confronts Vicky Thatcher in a shabby room where Vicky gleams with confident beauty and reveals to Brian that she and he plan to marry in June. Gale senses threat and recalls her own tears while Brian remains casual and eager to introduce Vicky to the mill village.
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Gale
Brian
Vicky
Mill Village
Grandpa Higgins
Vicky Thatcher
Friends Welcome Visitors and Missing Purse Mystery
Gale and Brian greet Vicky and plan a return visit as Vicky forgets a purse at home. Gale dismisses Brian requests to see her alone, while Vicky and Gale form a tentative new friendship after a tense farewell. The scene ends with Gale asking Brian to leave as the door closes and the tale continues.
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Gale
Brian
Vicky
Papers Missing From Congressman's Office
Washington February 22 A set of papers described as important and relating to army officers was disclosed as missing from the office of Chairman McSwain of the House military committee. McSwain said he searched all nooks without finding them and hinted the documents could signal a possible investigation. He declined to name involved officers or identify the papers, saying revealing them might embarrass the investigation.
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Washington
Chairman McSwain
D-Sc
House Military Committee
McSwain
Davidson Students Seek Campus Dances Approval
At Davidson College a special committee will study petitions asking permission for dances on campus and for a new social center. The winter trustees meeting yesterday heard the student policies union presented the dance petition from 80 percent of upperclassmen, with final recommendations due at the June trustees meeting.
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Davidson
Davidson College
Student Policies Union
Government spends about a billion on insect poison yearly
The United States government spends roughly one billion dollars each year on insect poison. In the war against the boll weevil, about 40 million pounds of calcium arsenate are used annually.
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United States
Lengthy Reynolds fortune dispute set for March trial
The case over the Smith Reynolds estate will be heard March 11 in Forsyth county superior court with Judge Clayton Moore. A proposed settlement would allocate 37 12 percent to Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith and a similar share to a benevolent endowment, with the remainder to Christopher Smith Reynolds. Most parties accept the plan, while disputes over divorce legitimacy and support linger. The hearing is expected to last several days. Cleopatra's Needle note appears as a separate fact about the obelisk’s relocation centuries earlier.
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Winston-Salem
Smith Reynolds
Clayton Moore
Forsyth County
Moore
State Supreme Court
R. J. Reynolds
Henry W. Bagley
Charles Babcock
Young Tobacco Eir
Anne Cannon Reynolds
Reynolds
Anne Cannon Reynolds- Smith
Christopher Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Annie Laurie Cannon
Little Anne
Brothers and Sisters of Reynolds
Administratrix Notice for Estate of James Rollins
Qualified as administratrix of the estate of James Rollins Benjamin Rollins announces estate payment, filing on February 7 1935 at 707 Willowbrook Street High Point North Carolina. E H Smith attorney listed.
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James
Rollins
James Benjamin Rollins
Willowbrook St
Hight
N.C E. H. Smith
Atty
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