Dorothy Dix Advice Column on Parenting and Parades
A Dorothy Dix column features a teen seeking guidance on her mother’s dating restrictions and a separate note from a majorette lamenting parade reception. Advice emphasizes understanding, self improvement, and engaging family activities, while a band member requests audience appreciation and professional performance focus.
British Are Divided on Duke's Role
AP reports Britain splits over the Duke of Windsor after Nazi documentary claims. Documents quote Edward VIII promising a Germany Britain alliance and meeting Hitler, while press reactions vary from defense to sharp derision. The Duke, in Paris, studies the texts as debates revive old questions about his abdication and ties to Hitler. Thirteen Arkansas counties are divided into two districts, each with its own courthouse.
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Germany
Edward VIII
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Duke of Coburg
Daily Express
Windsor
Lord Beaverbrook
Edward VII
Daily Mirror
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Guardian
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Scotland
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Paris
Arkansas
Celebrations Would Keep Roads Clear for New Year
The AP reports many venues urge safe celebrations to avoid drunken driving. Los Angeles clubs offer packages up to 67 dollars, some with transport to Pasadena's Rose Parade. Beverly Hills trims packages by excluding drinks. Howard Johnson hotels list a 17 percent deal with meals and lodging. Churches nationwide open doors for prayers. many spend the eve at home. Cherryville preserves a 51 year old midnight cry with muskets firing. AdAmAn club in Colorado Springs climbs Pike's Peak for midnight fireworks. Times Square in New York hosts the century's famed celebration with massive crowds.
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Junius Griffin
New York
Los Angeles
Coconut Grove
Pasadena
Beverly Hills
Calif
Howard Johnson
Motor Lodge
Columbus
Ohio
Cherryville
N.C
Gaston County
Colorado Springs
Colo
AdAmAn Club
Pike's Peak
New York City
Times Square
Arkansas City Slipping Back Into History
Arkansas City plans a year by year restoration to recreate its 1875 1925 Mississippi River port era. Once a thriving center with timber and cotton and sternwheelers the town faced flooding and decline. The effort aims to draw tourists by rebuilding historic buildings and re creating the old river town ambiance.
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J. C. Tillman
Arkansas City
Ark
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Miss Hussman Marries Augur in St Louis Church
Miss Marilyn Clyde Hussman became the bride of James Augur at 11 30 Saturday morning December 29 in St Louis Catholic Church. The ceremony drew family from Wisconsin and Washington DC with elaborate floral decorations and a reception at the Hussman home. The newlyweds will reside in Dallas after a Mexican honeymoon.
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Marilyn Clyde Hussmaty
James McCuen Augue
St. Louis Catholic
Walter Edward Hussman
Camden
Frank Augur
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Garland
McDonald
Waller E. Hussman
Marigale Lane
R. Paul May
Mac Reynolds
Hope Robert
Margaret Daniel
Nancy Clippert
Betsy Jaceway
Little Rock
Walter Jennings
Mexico
Augur
J Augur
Man on the Skewald Mare in Looming Town Pursuit
Rafe, driven by unreasoning anger, rallies with Bunny and Luce to retrieve a mare and confront Spangler’s gunmen. He rides with Bathsheba in rough night, pushing toward town to prevent a plot, while grappling with danger, loyalty, and a possible legal route via Alph Chilton.
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Rafe
Bill Lallygaggin
Bunny
Bill
Luce
Alph Chilton
Brownwater
Bathsheba
Kafe
Billy
Lucy
Chillan
Spangler
Tucsop
Kala
Camp Grant
Bunny Pike
Kate
Bender
Chilton
Rafe and Bunny Plot to Reach the Bank in a Tense Escape
Rafe coordinates a staged escape with Bunny and companions after seizing control of a buggy. They move toward the bank as spurred by the approaching crisis, ordering Chilton fetched and preparing for a confrontation with the banker. Tension rises as hidden motives and a mortgage payoff loom.
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Rafe
Kafe
Bender
Bathsheba
Bunny
Pike
Kennedy urges nationwide special ceremonies on emancipation Centenary
President Kennedy calls for all regions to hold ceremonies next year marking the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation. He urges citizens and officials to ensure equal rights for all regardless of race religion color or national origin and to finish the work begun by Lincoln in 1863.
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Palm Beach
Fla.ap
Kennedy
United States
Lincoln
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