Three Plays Ruthning at Once by George Tusker
A review notes George Tusker’s three verse plays staged in New York. It praises his craft, calls him the Hamlet of 1940, and contrasts his prolific output with his reticent, publicity shy persona.
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Ruthning
George Tusker
Weller
York
Anderson
Footer
Pailisades
Rathatine
Hieh Tor
Anders Heighborhood
Eec Ies
Wdy
Atlantic City Clergyman With Stanford Ties Shapes Plays
A courteous Atlantic City clergyman educated at Stanford University contributed pieces to West Coast and New York newspapers. He is a tireless worker who attends all rehearsals and obligingly rewrites episodes and scenes at the director’s bidding.
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Atlantic City
Stanford University
New York
Hope Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Washington Mrs. C. C. Stuart and Miss Kathryn Holt visit. Families from Smackover Little Rock Texarkana Batesville and Fulton attend gatherings. A. F. Simmons ill but improving. Home Demonstration Club meets with quick bread lesson and cleanup plans discussed.
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C. C. Stuart
Kathryn Holt
Hope
Stuart Wimberly
Margaret
Smackover
Susie Barrow
Will Delany
A. D. Camp
Little Rock
A. P. Delaney
Maude Phelps
Carrie Phelps
Black
BR. QO. Robins
Hot Springs
Clifford Franks
Ray McDowell
Ralph Bailey
Powell Byers
Misa Joella Gold
Arkansas College
Batesville
New Orleans
Floy Wimberly
George Christie
Branson Frazier
Oyde Kolb
Nita May
Juanel
Texarkana
Letha Frazier
I. V. Parson
Fulton
Sam Briant
Lorené Durham
Fort Worth
Milton Simmons
San Antonio
A. F. Simmons
Julia I Chester Hospital
Rolin
J. F. Scoggins
Texvarkana
J. M. May
Hazel Nickels
New Hope
W. E. Hulsey
Ella Gold
Jane Hulsey
Guy Card
J. R. Card
Lucille Hulsey
Columbus
J. A. Wilson
R. A. Anderson
Bessie Trimble
W. H. Etter
Sarah June
Natchez
Miss
C. N. Trimble
Bradley Trimble
David Trimble
el Dorado
Luther Smith
Mary Cutts
Bob Stewart
Nashville
T. P. Parsons
C. M. Williams
Snyder
Q. T. Cone
Home Demonstration Club Minutes Highlight Activities
The group reviewed progress on campaign efforts and approved placing more trash cans in the business district. A paper on The Duties of County Officers was presented, followed by a round table discussion. Several games entertained members, and the next meeting is set for the Baptist church on the second Friday in April.
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Home Demonstration Club
Paul Dudney
Polly House
Lee Holt
Paul Diuddney
Better Home Committee
Baptist Church
Club Notes Rocky Mound Thimble eclub Meeting Summary
The Thimble eclub of Rocky Mound met at Mrs. Florence Fincher's on March 24. Two squirts were quilted. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Humphrey's on March 31. Mrs. J. W. Hirston won the prize. Attendees included Mrs. Leonard Higgason, Mrs. R. J. Pearce, Mrs. William Fincher, Miss Faye Pickard, Mrs. W. L. Fairchild, Mrs. J. H. Pickard, Miss Nora Agnett, Mrs. B. O. Silvey, Miss Helen Fincher, Miss Parelee Boswell, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. E. G. Wright, Mrs. Fletcher EastJerling, and Mrs. Anna Maye.
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Rocky Mound
Nora Agnett
B. 0. Silvey
J. W. Hirston
Helen Fincher
Parelee Boswell
Humphrey
E.G. Wright
Fletcher Eastjerling
Anna Maye
Glasses Lost at 4000 Feet Recovered Near Ionia Airport
Porest Kuntz flew an open cockpit mission to take aerial photos but his glasses were blown off during the flight at about 4000 feet. He despaired of finding them until a neighbor discovered the glasses intact on a farm near the Ionia county airport a few days later.
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Anderson
Laurence Stallings
Stallings
Sonia
Mich
Porest Kuntz
Kuntz
Kuniz
Ionia County
New English Crisis in Turbulent India
In late March and early April India faces a political crisis as the Gandhi led Congress wins a strong showing in provincial elections and debates whether elected representatives will take their seats under the Government of India Act of 1930. Volatile public mood, the new Viceroy Lord Linlithgow arrives to steer the federation move while Nehru and Gandhi balance independence with social reform.
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India
Britain
ATL India
Gandhi
Indian Congress Party
Government of India
Congress
England
Inyich
Victor Hope
Earl of
Hopetown
Marquess of Linlithgow
Marques
Viceroyalty
Lord Linlithgow
Baldwin
Royal Commission du Agriculture
Fhela
Lahorer
Aas
Hidla
Learing
Mahatma Gandhi
All India Congress
Pandit Dicihorkel Nehen
Gand
Nehru
Kashmir
Jawaharlal
Allahabad
Switzers Lance
Kishmir
Taxi Dancers and Cabaret Workers Face New Tax Law
In Shanghai, taxi dancers and orchestra members are subject to China's new income tax, with rates starting at one hundred dollars per month. Authorities inform taborets, dance halls, and amusement centers to deduct the tax from salaries.
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Shanghai
China
U. S
Piney Grove And Community Notes Of Mississippi Visitations
Piney Grove notices list local residents visiting relatives in Mississippi and Alabama, mentions Miss Daisy Bubanks recovering from pneumonia, Jannie Eubanks returning to Mississippi, and several Milliner family members traveling. Church scene describes a Bible tale and a joke about pouring water on an altar while a witty response references making the gravy.
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Daisy Bubanks
Jannie Eubanks
Mississippi
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