Songs of the hero and the runner in faded verse
A nostalgic, imperfect column blends poems of perseverance with local social notes. It mentions Miss Mary Antoinette Williams and Miss Mary Pierce Morris in Texarkana, Dr P B Carrigan in Memphis for a Missouri Pacific medical meeting, and several residents from Henderson State Teachers College and Little Rock. Socials include a Prest Presbyterian Sunday school tea, Beatrice Formby visiting, and a Valentine themed bridge party hosted by R D B Franklin with red and white decor.
Viennese Cultural Heritage Spotlight Detailed
The piece surveys Vienna's cultural landmarks and figures from the Imperial Palace library to composers like Mozart and Schubert. It notes major institutions, monuments, and the prominence of musical schools, with mentions of performances and notable guests, plus a brief international political aside referencing Stavisky and French affairs.
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Stephene
Wense
Paris
Maria Therast
Mozart
Schubert
Beethoven
Hayden
Maria Theresa
Franz Josef
Glick
Modirt
Glenna
Gluck
Wagner
Brahms
Strausses
S. G. Nerson
Harriett Story
Helen McRae
Sarasate
Benjamin Hyatt
George Ware
Myre
John FP. Cox
Kreister
B. C. Hyatt
C. C. McNeill
Wedding of Miss Mary Jones and Charles Swain Jr.
The wedding took place Monday January 29 at the bride’s sister’s home in this city officiated by Rev. E. C. Rule. Miss Jones, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Jones of Emmet, wore blue with matching accessories. Charles B. Swain Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Swain of Winchester Mass, attended Harvard and the University of Texas. After the ceremony the couple left for a bridal trip to Houston and the South and will reside in Overton, Texas, where Mr. Swain is with Humble Oil.
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Mary Jones
J. J. Jones
Emmet
Charles
Valley
The
Hope High School
University of Texas
Harvard
Swain
Houston
Texas
Overton
Humble Oil Company
MANY DIE IN FIRES
A weather led story notes dramatic temperature drops across the nation. Chicago sank to one below zero while St Paul and other cities faced record cold. warm pockets lingered in Wyoming Montana and New Mexico. The South stayed mild though Utah remained cloudy and cold.
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West Virginia
Nashville
Tenn
Maryland
Oklahoma
Texas
South
Wyoming
Montana
New Mexico
Utah
Daladier Chosen Amid Cabinet Crisis in Paris
Daladier named premier as efforts to form a new French cabinet continue. Dow pressure blocked a heavy assignment, prompting the resignation of the Chautemps cabinet and signaling a pivotal political upheaval in Paris during the ongoing government crisis.
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Poni
Jay
Stavisky Hank
Lebrun
Solvng
Rouen
Roosevelt currency stance sparks cross country debate
A transcript discusses currency reform and credit risk, arguing government must avoid repeating bank failures. It notes farmer impact, cotton trade, and the need for international currency stabilization, framing Roosevelt as avoiding uncollateralized borrowing and seeking global agreement.
Bremer family notes ransom not confirmed last night
The Bremer family says no ransom payment has been verified since last night. Police and agents report readings from a note found by Walter Magee, a close friend of Bremer, and a later telephone message as the only communications from the kidnapper.
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Bremer
Walter Magee
Kidpapers
U S British Pact Hinted On Money After Gold Bill
Washington reports outline talks with Britain aiming to stabilize the pound and dollar after the Roosevelt gold bill becomes law. Officials deny any current monetary deal with England, while observers expect a two billion dollar equalization fund to influence currency movements and potential war debt settlements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
England
Treasury
Morgenthau
O World
Bank of England
America
Great Britain
United State
Britain
France
United States
Roosevel
Hennepin County
Income Tax In A Nutshell For 1934 Filers
The notice outlines who must file returns with net income thresholds, the filing period from January to March 15, 1934, and the district collector to file with. It states tax rates of four percent on the first four thousand after exemptions and credits, and five percent on the balance, plus cautions to study instructions and attach memoranda to returns.
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Internal Revenue
Filing period for 1993 income tax begins January 1
The 1993 income tax filing period runs from January 1 to March 15. Many returns contain errors, especially in computation and deductions, risking taxpayer disadvantage without correction. The Internal Revenue Bureau urges careful reading of instructions and offers guidance through tax offices and agents.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Positive Relief For Itchy Rash Ointment Claim Card
An advertisement promotes Blue Star Ointment as a rapid treatment for itchy rash eczema ringworm and related irritation. The product allegedly melts on the skin and delivers tested medicines into pores to stop itching and promote shin healing with claims of safety speed and effectiveness.
Tax law ties and decisions under Tatekt regulations
A brief note references ties and decisions connected to the tax law under Tatekt regulations. The fragment hints at regulatory or administrative actions but lacks clear names, dates, or places for fuller context. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
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Tatekt
Mistrial in Brinker Case Ends Deadlocked Trial
Texarkana judge Hicks declared a mistrial in the Edwin Brinker murder case after a jury reported being hopelessly deadlocked 10 to 2 for conviction. The trial lasted weeks. district attorney Elmer L. Lincoln vowed to prosecute Brinker again in the Bowie county courtroom.
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Texarkana
Jsudge
Hicks
Edwin Brinker
P. A. Medwall
Courtroard
Britikner
Bowie County
Elmer L. Lincoll
Hrinker
Dade
Fragmentary notice from a torn page in Mich newspaper
A garbled OCR fragment mentions 26¢ and a money order with unclear context. The text references family terms like Father and Daddy and a morning scene with static in a node, but no coherent event or identifiable entities emerge. The piece reads as incomplete OCR without a clear person, place, or action.
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