Social Calendar and Weddings Featured in January Notices
Friday social events include an afternoon gathering at 3 o'clock hosted by Mrs Aline Johnson on Third Street with a plant exchange. January 6 marks a Wo Auxiliary meeting at First Pres Church. January 8 John Cain Chapter DAR hosts a noon business meeting at Hotel Low with hostess cooperation. A wedding anniversary dinner, familial arrivals and hospital updates close the social page.
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Aline Johnson
John Cain
D.ar
Hotetlow
Lee A. It
Paul W Klipsch
London vandals bound over three youths in juvenile court
Magistrate Basil Henriques bound over three 11 year old boys who broke into a building under construction. They stole workmen tools drilled holes in floors and upset water and paraffin containers. Hundreds of s in the course of erection have been damaged recently.
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London
Magistate
Basil Henriques
Word Made Flesh in Johns Gospel Sunday Lesson
The International Sunday School Lesson for Jan 5 examines how John’s Gospel differs from the Synoptic Gospels, presenting Jesus as divine and incarnate. It covers themes of discipleship, Nicodemus, the Samaritan woman, Jesus' works and words, and the Gospel’s late origins yet strong internal evidence of genuineness.
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William E. Gilroy
John
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
God
Nicodemus
Israel
Samaria
Polish American Friendship Society Formed in Warsaw
The first postwar Polish American Society of Friendship is organized in Warsaw with Michal Pankiewicz as president. He is the father in law of Prime Minister Edward Osóbka Morawski.
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Polish-American Friendship Warsaw
Democrats Move to Bar Bilbo Over Election Actions
Idaho Senator Taylor says a substantial number of Democrats will oppose Bilbo and push a bar bill at the Senate door. Ellender leads debate from the special committee after a split report on Bilbo's Mississippi primary conduct.
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Taylor
Idaho
Bilbo
Ellender
D-La
Special Campaign
Mississippi
Hickenlooper
Alona
Bridges
R-Nh
Senate
Maybank
D-Sc
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Senate War Investigating Committee
Nine Convicts Escape Amid Break From Brooklyn Jail
New York policewide manhunt for nine convicts including a murder suspect after they sawn through a 15 foot wall at an aging Brooklyn jail during fog and slush. Authorities seized weapons and tear gas as they hunted through Brooklyn and lower Manhattan and questioned other inmates.
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New York
Brooklyn
Arthur Wallander
Lower Manhattan
Albert Williams
Commissioner of Correction
Anthony Aiello
Alfred Mentola
Carmine Emino
William Duffy
Edmund Godfrey
Elsis Christopher
Salvatore D‘aula
Anthony Abbendola
George Urinowich
Thomas McDonnell
Board of Health
McDonnell
Miles McDonald
Kings County
McDonald
Williams
Market Report Poultry and Produce Prices in Chicago
Market notes show firmer butter with receipts around 516 321 and AA 75.5 to 92-74.75, eggs firm with mixed U S standards and extras price ranges, live poultry receipts 11 trucks with fowls and leghorn values posted, market closed steady with gains up to 90 cents per bale in a tightening spot market.
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Chicago
Jal
U. S
St Louis Stockyards Hog and Cattle Prices Report
National Stockyards Illinois January 3 market active to shippers and city butchers hogs 170 to 280 pounds 22.50 to 23.00, top 23.50. futures higher for heavier weights. sows 19.50 to 20.50. Cattle and calves receipts light due to weather. steers 9.00 to 22.00. heifers 20.00 and up. cows 9.85 to 16.25. bulls 13.00 to 29.75. Sheep 500 with no early action.
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ST. Louis
Shee
Cotton futures steady as mills buy against textile orders
New York cotton futures closed firmer with gains around 1 a bale amid persistent mill demand and textile orders. Moderate profit taking and hedging appeared late but the trend remained up as spot tightness supported prices. Late trades showed March 32.938, May 37, July 30.95.
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New York
Grain and Provisions Firms Late in Chicago Trade
A firmer tone emerged in wheat and corn in Chicago trading as early losses were erased and small gains posted. Oats lagged, while the Commodity Credit Corporation reported purchases of 40,000 bushels of corn and 100,000 of wheat, lifting cumulative corn buys to 1,725,000 bushels. Wheat closed about 3/4 higher, January at 2.1178. corn up 1/4 to 11-8, January 1.333-8. oats steady to 2 lower at March 74-34 with receipts.
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Chicago
Commodity Credit Corporation
New Orleans Cotton Futures Advance
New Orleans Cotton futures advanced here today with active trading in the early session. Traders anticipated steady demand as market watchers noted price resilience in the wake of holiday closures.
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New Orleans
The Doctor Urges Care in Speaking to the Hard of Hearing
The article from the Society of the Hard of Hearing emphasizes attracting attention before speaking, speaking slowly, and facing the listener with light on the face. It advises enunciating, avoiding excess volume, spelling puzzling words, and aiding lip readers in group conversations to improve understanding.
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William A. O'Brien
M. D
Society of the Hard of Hearing
U.S. Economic Postwar Output and Bank Call Issued
The 1946 automobile production edged above three million vehicles as the year ended, near 1940-41 averages. Ex servicemen integrated into civilian jobs. civilian employment hit 57 million in late 1946. In Washington a bank call required all national banks to report their condition as of December 31.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency
Rialto Theatre Screens Two Years Before the Mast Saga
At the Rialto Theatre opening Sunday is Two Years Before the Mast based on Richard Henry Dana's sea saga. Alan Ladd, Brian Donlevy, William Bendix star in a maritime epic with Howard da Silva and Barry Fitzgerald in support.
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Mexico
Heldorado
Richard Henry Dana
Paramount
Rialto Theatre
Alan Ladd
Brian Donlevy
William Bendix
Barry Fitzgerald
Howard da Silva
Esther Fernandez
Albert Dekker
Dana
High Seas
Congress
Pilgrim
Boston
Cape Horn
California
Jess
Marital duties and a clash of careers in advice column
Dorothy Dix explains that a husband and wife must share money, home upkeep, and mutual respect to build a happy home. She urges polite, patient communication and viewing marriage as a privilege. A reader asks about marrying a dancer who won’t give up the stage and is advised against it, citing likely discord and incompatible goals.
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Jim K
Dorothy DIX
Tesshane
Major Cameron's Investment Plot Reveals Hidden Motives
Major Cameron sits in a St. George bar as he hatches a plan tied to an investment with Mr. Milgrim. He scribbles names, faces pressure from Sidney over funds for Jeff, and laments slow sales of certificates while tallying neighbors to approach for purchase.
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St. George
Walter McNally
Walter
Jim
Sidney
Laura
Jeff
Picayune
Oll
Mr. Milgrim
Sylvester Atkins
Carp Creek
Ind
Atkins
Milgrim
Governor Street
Kerr
Turpin
Fischer
Doe Morton
Domestic roles and love in marriage and money habits
A columnist advises on choosing a domestic wife over a flashy dancer and explains that love rarely compensates for a stingy husband. A reader asks if a frugal spouse will change after marriage. the answer condemns tightwad behavior and stresses practical incompatibility.
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