Storm Refuge Spoils a Love Triangle in Worthville
Ruth Woodson hides as Elaine Chal mers in a storm bound tale near Worthville. John McNeill suspects Ruth’s deception while Elaine Chalmers plots to reclaim a childhood romance. A medical mystery, a family crisis, and a Washington trip push the drama forward.
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Ruth Woodson
Worthville
Bertha Gibbs
Penny
Ruth
Elaine ‘Halmers
John McNeill
Elaine
Graycastle College
Worth
New York
Gwen Deal
Duncan Hunter
McNeill House
Susie
Mr. John
John
Graycastle
Althea
Elaine Chalmera
BE. C
Market Trends Chicago Produce Sept 21
Butter prices mixed with weaker creamery specials and variety items. Eyes steady with unchanged prices as market highlights include standard carrots and assorted grade ranges across butter and eye products.
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Chicago
Death of Adolphus Burton in Thomasville Funeral Held
Adolphus Burton died Wednesday after illness. Funeral services were held Friday at Mount Pleasant M E B Church with Rev. John Cline in charge. Relatives and friends attended as Pauline and Ovella Hitchcock sang hymns. Pallbearers were Burton grandsons and Kennedy grandsons. interment followed at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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Thomasville
Adolphus Burton
Mount Pleasant M. EB
John Cline
Pauline
Ovella Hitchcock
Jesus
Paul
Milton Burton
Eppes
J. C. Murphy
Clifton
Robert Kennedy
Mr. Burton
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Johnson Plans Retirement as Works Progress Admin in New York
Johnson emerges as a critic friend to the administration planning to retire October 15 as Works Progress Administrator for New York. He intends to present public suggestions to influence policy and speaks at the San Diego Exposition on October 2 with future talks across the nation.
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Johnson
Works Progress
New York
Roosevelt
San Diego
Cal.) Exposition
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Southwest
Southeast
Johnson attacks WPA PWA programs and calls for ERA
Former National Recovery Admin official Hugh 8 Johnson now heads the New York City federal works program and criticizes current relief policy as impracticable. He notes 936,218 on relief payroll with a goal of 3.6 million by November 1 requiring 68 thousand jobs daily.
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Hugh 8. Johnson
National Recovery
Johnson
Federal Works Program
New York City
White House
Works
How Can I Prevent Breakage of Glass Jars When Moving
A reader asks how to prevent glass jars from cracking during moves. The answer suggests inserting cut old itiner tubes over the jars to cushion them.
Britain, Italy face mounting tensions over Mediterranean move
Britain and Spain reportedly reach a secret understanding as Mussolini may pursue a bold march into the Mediterranean. European capitals fear sanctions at Geneva if the League of Nations rejects proposals, while Britain vows not to pull ships from the region until Africa disputes settle. France reinforces Somaliland borders and Ethiopia’s Haile Selassie seeks clarification on league rules.
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Britain
Il Duce
Mediterranean
Spain
Mussolini
League of Nations Five Power Committee
Geneva
Great Britain
France
French Somaliland
Italian Somaliland
Ethiopia
Haile
Selassie
Uderstood
Gondar
Khartoum
Sudan
Barrymore and Protégé Chase Across Illinois
The article details a pursuit around Chicago as Barrymore plays The Hero and hides in a La Grange hotel. A Texicab ferries him and his party toward Mendota while Elaine reaches Kansas City and refuses contact. Mrs. Costello Barrymore calls reconciliation unlikely.
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Chicago
Barrymore
la Grange Hotel
Huntress
Hollywood
Mendota
Ill
Here
Young flier aims solo Atlantic flight from Kohler Wisconsin
Lithuanian Naujienos reports Waitkus, a reserve army officer at Selfridge Field Michigan, plans a solo trans Atlantic flight. The 6 year pilot has 1200 flight hours and carries 700 gallons fuel 88 oil with radio compass and a collapsible boat. He targets 10 000 to 15 000 feet for 28 to 30 hours. His home is Kohler Wisconsin. parents live in Chicago.
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Naujienos
Lithuanian Trans-Atlantic Flight Association
Walthus
Waitkus
Selfridge Field
Detroit
Ridge Court
Kohler
Wis
Anton
Mary
Chicago
Accident Mistaken Shot Wounds Hunting Companion
Liam Safford fired on his hunting partner Fred Jenkins by misidentifying his gray cap as a target. Jenkins, 22, was struck in the neck and head but injuries were not serious.
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Lenoir
Liam Safford
Fred Jenkins
Jenkins
Trash Fire at Tar Heel Station Blocks Commerce Street
Five fire trucks responded to a trash blaze behind the Tar Heel filling station on Commerce Street. No injuries or property damage details are reported.
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Tar Heel
Commerce Street
Cotton 8 Seen As New Factor In Highway Building
H E B Barnhard urged using light weight cotton mesh fabric to reinforce highways at the New England Council meeting in Crawford Notch. He said cotton could drain road interiors, prevent frost damage, and start a national program that would absorb surplus cotton and boost domestic use by about 50 percent.
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Crawford Notch
N. H
H. E B. Barnhard
Deaborn
Mich
New England Council
Barnard
New England
Farmers Press for Help as Tobacco Prices Fall
Hutson reports 310,774,000 pounds of the 1935 crop sold at 19.72 per hundred. cites 1931 to 1934 crop values from 66 million to 150 million dollars. Governor Ehringhaus and Senator Bailey face farmer calls for action over parity prices and a revolving fund to stabilize tobacco markets.
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Hutson
Ehringhaus
AAA
J. W. Bailey
Bailey
Washington
Daily Lessons In English From W IL Gordon
A compact note on common word usage and pronunciation. It highlights correct phrases to use for emphasis and accuracy and explains the proper pronunciation of foliage. It also defines equity as fairness and impartiality and encourages building vocabulary by mastering one word daily.
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W. IL. Gordon
Rogers Testifies At Hoey Inquest
Henry Huddleston Rogers Jr. testified in the Hoey inquest in West Chester Pennsylvania denying any involvement in Eve lyn Hoey death. He described Hoey as unhappy and low in spirits after a failed Broadway season and recounted an incident where she attempted to leap from a New York hotel window.
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West Chester
Henry Huddleston Rogers, Jr
Standard Oil
Evelyn Hoey
Rogers
Harvey Gox
Downingtown
Considera
York
Mary Benja Rogers
William E. Parkeed
Dun Bradstreet reports upward business trends for fall season
Dun & Bradstreet notes momentum in the fall with rising retail sales and stronger wholesale activity. Industrial operations show 40 to 60 percent higher levels than a year ago as manufacturers plan heavier schedules into winter amid improving consumer income and demand.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
Iiven
Ders
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