New Years Faith and Community Notes Across Longview
In Longview Texas, families like Apert A. A. Jones and kin return from visits while local groups schedule meetings. Executive Board of the Battleburne chapter US D.C. gathers at a West Second Street home. the Cy F. T. A. meets celock at the city jail. Numerous residents, including Miss Rena Witt and Miss Lucy Boytas, visit relatives in Corpus Christi and Mant Ida. Cadet Harry Lensley departs for West Point after a holiday with parents.
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Battleburne Chapter
US D.C
V'Oloud Es
Chaos Haynes
West Second Street
Marriage First Says Actress
A happy marriage is the goal says actress who just completed a yearlong honeymoon with her husband Wal Leslie Fenton She does not regret delaying fame for a long vacation visiting her parents in Little Rock Mr and Mrs J O Milam and daughter Evan Jean have returned from Muskogee Okla Bay View Reading club meets at 3 pm Wednesday with Duty Champlity and Miss Mamie Switehell hosting at South Elm Street
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Careas
Heya
Ron Dvorak
Joney Moon
Leslie Fenton
J. O. Milam
Latte
Evin Jean
Muskogee, Ohlo
Bay View Reading Club
Druty Champlity
Mamies'witehell
South Elm Street
Acreage Tour Schedule Snapshot From Page One
The schedule lists January events with times and locations such as DeAnn at 9 a.m and Blevins at 1 30 p.m on Tuesday. Wednesday includes Liberty church and Washington at 130 p.m. through Friday features Fulton Coy's and Sardis church with several 7 30 p.m. times amid scattered typos.
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DeAnn
Kurds Erect Statue of Muxtarha Kemal in Elaziz Turkey
In Elaziz Turkey thousands of tribesmen gathered as Kurds unveiled a statue of Muxtarha Kemal, defying a Koranic ban on images. The gesture marks a rare public display honoring a prominent figure amid religious prohibition.
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Elaziz
Turkey
Muxtarha Kemal
130 Million in U.S. Taxes Expire Under Recovery Act
Washington reports the automatic repeal of 130 million dollars in federal levies as the new year begins. Gasoline and dividend taxes end on January 1, with corporate taxes to follow July 1. Estimated losses total 212 million annually, offset by a proposed 470 million through federal liquor taxes in a bill to be considered next week.
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Washington
Congress
House Ways and Means Committee
Standard cuts half cent on gas price by major oil firms
New York reports that effective January 1, Standard Oil of New Jersey and affiliates including Colonial Beacon Oil, Standard Oil of Louisiana, and Standard Oil of Pennsylvania will reduce gasoline prices by half a cent. The move also matches a half cent cut in the federal gasoline tax, marking the first retail price change by these firms since early last fall.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Colonial Beacon Oil Company
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Miller Writes Excuse Signed by Hitler in Munich
An entire class in Munich presented a school teacher with an absence excuse simmed by Chancellor Adolf Hitler. Waiting to see the Nazi leader, the pupils overstayed their leave. One student tore from a tablet and wrote Please give this your valuable signature, then handed it to Hitler who laughed and signed the note.
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Miller
Munich
Germany
Adalf Hitler
President Roosevelt Offers Scout Award
President Roosevelt sponsors a Boy Scouts Ten Year Program Award for troops and councils that show approved 1933 programs, increased membership, and youth ages 12 to 14. The program aligns with a growth plan targeting one million scouts next year, with awards presented during Scouting’s 24th birthday celebration in February 1934.
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Boy Scout
Geo. F. X. Strassner
Hope
Rotary Club
George W. Ware
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Boy Scouts of America
Rocal
Wll
Council
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Boy Scout Foundation of
Greater New York
Roosevelt in good health as 1934 begins
President Franklin D. Roosevelt shows strong physical condition after ten months of strain. Navy physician Lt. Com. Ross McIntire reports no signs of decline despite ongoing demands. Roosevelt keeps up swimming and regular exams, with a structured daily schedule from early morning to midnight at the White House.
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Herbert Plummer
Associated Press
Bardegard
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ross I’.Mcintire
Navy
White House
Hyd Park
Vincent Astor
Roosevelt
America Greets New Year Noisily in 1934
At midnight Sunday the nation and world welcomed the new year with optimistic toasts, loud celebrations, and festive crowds in major cities. Horns, bells, confetti, and dancing filled streets as night venues stayed packed and celebrants toasted to a brighter year ahead.
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Associated Press America
World
New Year Celebrations Across Cities Mark Crowded Night
The first New Year’s Eve in 14 years saw crowds gather in New York Broadway and Chicago Loop among other centers, with reservations at a premium as celebrations neared midnight. President Roosevelt hosted a small, homey gathering with family and a few friends while official Washington watched events. Abroad, festivities appeared subdued compared with prior years, with Paris described as gabdued and Scots in holiday mood.
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New York
Broadway
Chicago
Loop
Roosevelt
Washington
Paris
Tokio
Glasgow
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Texas
Rena Witt
Mant Ida
Frances Pattursat
Myers and Son
dJimmie
Texarkana
Fix
A. Jones
Kjevin Boyes
Reltirees
Natehea Mins
Louise Oplesby
Martha Burton
Lewisville
Virginia Goduard
Wilbur Jones
Oxon
Rerminell Young
Kansas City
Luther Halfmon Je
South Erin Street
Remmel Young
Jefs Williams Jr
James MelLarty
Billy Green
Alva Dyke Middlebrooks
Buddy Evans
Abner Hervey
Jack Hervey
Arthur Whitchurs
Charles Haynes
Luther Holtawondr
Ruth ‘Waylar
Hume
Martin, Teun
Dark Merk
Caralyn
Bradles
Ik. Gi
Raw
Steve
Miss Dallarigan
Conway
Philip McRae
W. Denty
Mr. Denty
Larcexie
Harry Lensley
West Point
Ant
Hhners J. Lemmy
Ernest Wingfield Bes
Moreland
Louisa - May Alcott
Joan
Paul Seem
Mrs. Wiliam Simpson
Little Reel
Karis Honor
Hestapha Kemal
U.S
Standard
Hitler
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W. A. Boyett
Elson ‘Huckins
John S. Gibson Drug Company
Rexall Store
President Roosevelt
Prescott
Prescott Rotary
Ram
A. W. Hudson
Methodist Church
Henry Haynes
Fulton
Fulton School
T. M. Honea
Oss
Franklin D Roosevelt
Counce
Hale, Hearty
America
Madarn
Chesterfield Tobacco
Chesterfield
Iteleti Welkiditier
Thekea
Sg Farvicg, Inc
Barbad
Eighth Ave
New York City
Helen’ Welshimerts
Rey Sciousness
Iman
Bingay
Hope Star
Liggett & Myers
Liccert
Maks Tagnoge Cp
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