Ann and Peter’s tangled romance in Kendallwood plans
Ann, torn by love for Tony and Peter, leaves Valeria as Peter pursues a town building vision in Kendallwood. Allan, scheming to win Peter’s favor, pressures Ann and a rain soaked drive ends with danger as she faces Allan’s volatile behavior.
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Tony Micille
Peter Kenn
Tella Valeria Bennett
Flancee
Ann
Tony
Peter
Valeria
Chance
Florida
Allan Vint
Tracy
Aleha
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Kendall Fac
Grave Aspects To Mexico's Conflict
Mexico's church state clash deepened as five people were shot during a demonstration against the radical Red Shirts. A 1,500 strong crowd of students attacked the Red Shirts HQ and fighting left five dead.
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Mexico
D. F
Red Shirt
Red ‘Shirts
Eleven Indian Soldiers Die in Air Force Crash
Eleven Indian soldiers were killed and 11 more seriously injured when an Indian Air Force plane crashed into troops during maneuvers near Hubb River in Karac hti India on January 8.
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India
Karachti
Indian Air Force
Hubb River
Daily English Lessons Preview by W I Gordon
This item presents guidance on proper usage and pronunciation from W I Gordon. It highlights common errors and stresses building vocabulary by mastering one word daily, focusing on digression as a sample term from the acta.
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W. IL. Gordon
Look and C Gordon Look and C Gordon Quiz Answers
Questions and concise answers cover nicotine content in tobacco from 2 to 8 percent. capital Concord and largest city Manchester in New Hampshire. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. governor meaning an automatic attachment to an engine for controlling its speed. Champs Elysees as a famed Paris avenue and public resort.
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New Hampshire
Great Britain
Champs Elysees
Concord
Manchester
Ramsay MacDonald
Paris
France
Modern Etiquette Q and A for Girls
A short etiquette excerpt answers three questions. It suggests the proper closings for informal notes, discourages elaborate clothing for working girls, and proposes hosting an announcement party to reveal a marriage engagement.
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Giving &m
How Can I Make a Clear Glue From Gelatine
A reader asks for a glue that sticks paper or cloth to metal wood or glass without staining. The answer: dissolve 1 tablespoonful of ordinary gelatine in 2 to 2 1 2 tablespoonfuls of boiling water boil a few minutes and add sugar while hot.
Asteroid impacts and human life survival questioned
Approximately a thousand meteorites strike Earth each year, yet there is no definite proof that any have permanently wiped out human life. The note discusses the rarity of existential planetary threats and the resilience of civilization in facing cosmic hazards.
Colored People News Roundup From High Point NC
Community notes from High Point feature the Brooks Memorial Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Arthur Evans home, the Progressive Club entertaining Mrs. Herbert Jones of New York, and local visits by Ernestine and Catrelia Paige. Also announced is the 1935 High Point Ministerial Union platform urging civic rights, education, and economic equality for Negroes, plus Cherry Street church events during Universal Week of Prayer and Missions schools opening with Mrs. Saulter ill at home.
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Brooks Memorial Ladies’ Aid
Arthur Evans
Hilltop Satraet
Mesdames
Arthur Reid
James Johnson
Mattie Ware
Etta Leatian
Wade Barker
Progressive Club
Herbert Jones
New York City
E. P. Jones
D. W. Oliphant
James Gray
Arthur Wilson
Johnnie Kennedy
Harry Kennedy
High Point Ministerial Union
Union
Hosiery Stocks Show Decreases and Seasonal Increases
The November hosiery stock report shows declines in full fashioned hosiery while overall stocks rise compared to October due to seasonal demand for seamless hosiery, especially anklets. Manufacturers push Fall production against orders with deliveries pending.
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Statistical Bulletin of the
Hosiery Code Authority
Notable 1935 Achievements Across Fields and Nations
A survey highlights labor conciliators in the department of labor and gains in New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Indiana and Illinois. It notes Arthur W. Mitchell winning Congress from Illinois first district. Science praises Carver’s peanut oil cure for infantile paralysis and a Tuskegee wizard process turning cotton into profitable paying blocks. Dr Louis T. Wright named to the American College of Surgeons. In letters James Weldon Johnson’s Negro Americans What Now wins acclaim. Dr Charles S. Johnson writes on the Negro problem. Thurman’s Inferno is noted. Athletics honors Ralph Metcalf for records with the American Track team after an Orient tour. The piece urges racial friendship and compares 1935 to 1934 in its achievements.
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Department of Labor
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
Illinois
Arthur W. Mitchell
Congress
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee
Louis T. Wright
New York City
American College of Surgeons
James Weldon Johnson
Charles 8. Johnson
Fish University
Wallace Thurman
Ralph Metcalph
Marquette
Orient
Hosiery Stock and Production Trends in 1934
A Commerce bulletin reports November stocks at 15 940 269 dozen pairs, up from October and November 1933, with declines in full fashioned and men seamed categories. Production in November held near October, with full fashioned up and seamless down. Shipments totaled 9 107 418 dozen, and five month 1934 vs 1933 shows shipments at 93 percent. Turnover remains about once every sixty days.
Knowledge of Earth's Shape Long Before Columbus
The statement notes that scholars and scientists long understood the Earth was spherical well before Columbus's era, highlighting a centuries old consensus among educated people about global geometry.
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Earth
Columbus
Notice of Trustee's Sale of Land in High Point
Public auction set for January 21, 1935 at 12 M at the Municipal Building entrance in High Point Guilford County North Carolina. Property known as 519 Worth Avenue with improvements and appurtenances. the sale follows a deed of trust against N Haigier and wife H Mae Haigier in favor of The Prudential Insurance Company of America and Wachovia Bank Trust Company as substituted trustee.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
N. Haigier
H. Mae Haigier
Chas G., Fleetwood
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company of America
Register of Deeds
High Point
North Carolina
County of
Guilford
State of
Worth Avenue
East Green Street
June A. Johnson
C. B
Wachovia Bank & Trust CO
Notice of Sale of Land for Division by Commissioners
Commissioners under an order of A Wayland Cooke will offer for sale lands in a division of the Silman and Ridge suit. The action lists Claudie Ridge A Ridge Elger Davis W H Davis Beulah Lewallen Blanche Rike J A Van Rike Grace M Murdock James Murine and Burton's Service Station as respondents. Sale proceeds go to satisfy the court action in the suit filed by Dalton T Silman et al.
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A. Wayland Cooke
Public Auction Set For High Point Real Estate Sale
A petitioned property in High Point Guilford County North Carolina will be sold February 2 1935 at 11 A M for cash to the highest bidder at public auction. The sale includes three tracts with dwellings and a brick store building and follows street assessments. offered separately then as a whole to reveal the top price.
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High Point
Guilford County
State of North Carolina
High Point Township
Stockholders Meeting Notice for High Point Building and Loan
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association will be held at 208 Main Street High Point NY at 7 PM on January 24 1935. Elections for a Board of Directors for the ensuing year will be held and the Secretary will present the annual report. Other business may be transacted.
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High Point Perpetual Building and Loan Association
Main Street
High Point
N. Y
Seerta
End of 433 B. Washington Street Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows a brief public notice referencing 433 B. Washington Street with numbers 12:19 26 and 12-9 16-23. Details and action are unclear but indicate a property or filing record with date-like figures.
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Washington Street
William Penn Principal Ill. School Opens Delayed
William Penn High School principal M S E Burford fell ill Sunday afternoon and could not begin duties at the Monday morning opening. The piece then shifts to a look at Afro America in 1934, noting achievements in politics science letters and athletics with emphasis on Dr Robert C Weaver and Lt Lawrence A Okley in government roles.
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Illiam Penn
M. S. E. Burford
William Penn High School
Afra-America
Robert C. Weaver
Department of the Interior
Lieuenant
Lawrence A. Okley
North Carolina
Negre
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