Cabinet Dinners and Prohibition Era Revelry Amid Washington Scene
Washington report describes a lavish cabinet dinner marking Roosevelt’s inaugural anniversary. Guests, served by dedicated staff, enjoy terrapin, turkey, and festive cocktails, with private lines to the White House and a culture of elevated hospitality fueling the wet movement of officials and elites.
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NEA
Washington
Toass
U. S
Supreme Court
Shoreham
Bremen
Barten‘ders
Roosevelt
Hopkins Barry Hopkins
White House
Jock Whitney
NRA
Consumers’ Advisory Board
Senator Tydings
Leila Entezam
YOUR CHILDREN By Olive Roberts Barton
Understanding the shy and unwilling child, the article explains how fear of strangers and daily life leads to a private dream world. It advises seeking causes, engaging the child in appealing activities, and harnessing artistic temperaments with structure and patient support.
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Olive Roberts Barton
The Neglected Age and Oddities in Lectures
A quirky set of notes from multiple papers mention The Neglected Age and a professor receiving lager cake for lunch. Humidercas questions a geosopecimen lecture while Louisville Courier Journal notes a father showing triplets. The piece riffs on kneefaction progressing to Rip-action to avoid poles.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Why People Dont Vote Analyzed By Hope Junior High Class
Hope Junior High School ninth grade Civic class surveyed nonvoters about why they abstain. Results show poll tax nonpayment and indifference recur, while time constraints and dislike of candidates appear as factors. The report urges citizen value and active participation to sustain democracy.
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Hope Junior High School
United States
Dramatic Escape in Cuban Boat Pursuit
An injured youth named Pablito dodges pursuers after a chaotic banquet scene. As gunfire and a stabbing occur, he is coerced into aiding an escape by boat the Silver Dart. Aware of danger, he plans to reveal nothing while awaiting a safe passage to Cuba and help from Noyes.
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Pablito
Angela
Wx Aog
Pablite
Pablita
Agatn
Valerica
Li Guesa
Feld
Raing
Lis
Uim
Cuba
Beau
Pard
Sean
Key West
Jay
Pascho
Pablitto
Kita
Bern
Alreada
Ottie
Pablo
Noyes
Noyés
Fabrito
Pabilto
Bub
Pab- Hie
Radio Power Will Drive Railroad Car In Boise City
An attempt to drive a railroad car from Boise City to Clayton 421 miles using power derived from a short wave studio broadcast is planned. Santa Fe Railway sponsors the experiment, with M. E. Gregory and 4. F. Jarred leading development. Towers have been built. the device uses a standing wave oscillator and vacuum tube to generate direct current for motors. Gregory, 50, now resides with a wife and two children, and has worked as an electrical engineer for racier years.
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Boise Ctpy
Okla
Boise City
Clayton
N. Ma
Santa Fe Railway
4. F. Jarred
Epeka
Kins
Roaslis Agricultural Development Department
M. E. Gregory
Brentwood Cab
Jacroll
Don Roberts
Gregory
Santa Fe
Baltimore and Ohio
I Cio
Heis
Anarriet
Local Social Whirl Sparks Booneville Visits
Centerville residents Mr Lee Jones and sons Willa Marvin and Joe Franklin spent a few days with their mother in Booneville amid a busy weekend. Martha Jane Jones married Carl Richards Saturday afternoon. The Richards party hosted a well attended evening gathering. Alma Pate and Tay Pate visited Martha Jane Jones and Dorothy May Jones, while Glen Anders and siblings stopped by Addie and Gladys McElroy. Gordon Mairner and spouse also called on the Jones family.
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Dorothy May Jones
Glen
Vida
Marie Anders
Addie
Gladys McElroy
Gordon Mairner
Banks Open As Nation Navigates 1933 Crisis
Banks in 12 Federal Reserve cities began reopening under an uncertain recovery. Panic fears eased as deposits sometimes exceeded withdrawals while Roosevelt urged beer legalisation and a Volstead amendment revision. Harriman National Bank faced a conservator and fraud charges against its president.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Congress
New York
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Joseph W. Harriman
Tater
Italian city house among tallest for workers' children
An 18 story home for children of men employed by an industrial concern at Massa Maritima in Italy is described as one of the tallest buildings in the country. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Andy McElroy hosted a Sunday gathering, and Mr. Roger Williams visited Mr. Far Erwin Saturday morning.
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Carlton
John Lewis
Phil Murray
United Mine Workers
Florence Kahr
J Ham Lewis
Denver
Jin Fartey
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
Bob Jackson
Andy McElroy
Roger Williams
Mr. Far
Erwin
Massa Maritima
Italy
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George W. Schooley
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John S. Gibson Drug Company
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