Judith Cameron Leaves New York Publishing Office
Judith Cameron a shy typist at a New York publishing house faces social pressure at work and romantic intrigue with Arthur Knight a widowed executive. After a vivid morning with violet flowers from an anonymous admirer she resolves to resign, setting up a turning point in her relationship and career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Cameron
New York
Arthur Knight
Judith
Sarah
Cameron
Knight
Fragmented poem list intersects with a modern office romance scene
A partly garbled list of short words appears amid a narrative in which Judith Cameron faces a tense office confrontation with Miss Tupper and Mr. Knight. A lunchtime call from Knight hints at unresolved ties and an approaching wedding, complicating her departure plans.
Judith Accepted in Paris Style Night of Surprise
Judith receives a maroon town car dinner date with Arthur Knight and a diamond solitaire engagement ring after a day of work and plans at the office. She struggles to share news as the couple steps into a future hinted by the gleam of the ring.
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Judith
Knight
Tony
Junior
Dan
Tony Knight
Arthur
Arthur Knight
Judith Cameron
Lille
Goodby
Arthur Knicht
Four new certificates of incorporation filed in Raleigh
Four new certificates of incorporation were filed with the Secretary of State. Creedmoor Drug Company of Creedmoor seeks to handle drugs and related goods with $10,000 authorized and $300 subscribed, led by J. L. Rogers and family. Carolina Central Gas Company of Hendersonville plans public utilities with $2,500 subscribed, involving Bryan T. Gifford and others. The Dayvis-Fulton Company, Incorporated of Walnut Cove is also noted.
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Raleigh
Secretary of State
Creedmoor Drug Company
Creedmoor
J. L Rogers
Gertrude F. Rogers
A. J. Rogers
Carolina Central Gas Company
Hendersonville
Bryan T. Gifford
J. H. Wendel
Chicago
Ulll
R. P. Preece
Dayvis-Fulton Company
Walnut Cove
Anniversary notes mark New Mexico statehood and early leadership
On January 6 1932 New Mexico joined the Union. The Republican legislature elected Democrat William C McDonald as governor through a Democratic and progressive Republican coalition. In 1912 Albert B Fall and Thomas B Catron became U S senators, with Fall taking a one year term before reelection. Two constitutional amendments followed in 1914 reducing terms to two years, allowing non consecutive reelection, and abolishing the state board of equalization along with a taxation clause.
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New Marxico
William C. McDonald
Albert B. Fall
Thomas B. Catron
United States
Fall
State Board of Equalization
Hunters bag deer and three bears near Buck Lake
Eric and Art Gustafson were hunting near their camp when Art shot a deer but his gun misfired while facing a mother bear and two cubs. His brother killed the three bears. the pair then recovered the deer in five minutes. A Wisconsin judge ruled an undertaker parlor a nuisance.
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Amasa, Mich
Eric
Art Gustafson
Buck Lake
Art
Correct Baby's Constipation With Teethina
An advertisement touts Teethina as a safe effective remedy for infant stomach and digestive troubles. It claims relief for colic and indigestion without opiates and offers a free sample and Dr Moffett's Baby Book from C J Moffett Co Columbus Ga.
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NEA Service Inc
Roman, Lou CC
Miss Cameron
Carla Morrison
Adelaide
Mitzi
Adelaide Conway
Miss Tupper
Kathryn Tupper
Anything
Mr. Knight
Kathryn K. Tupper
Forty-second Street
Lel
H. H. Davis
Nannie Fulton
Jacob Fulton
Harper Furniture Company
Lenoir
T. H. Broyhill
James A. Marshall
J. E. Broyhill
New Menico
Wisconsin
Liccert & Myers Iuxacco
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