Packers Refuse to Herd Big Four Over Licenses in 1933
In a crowded, opinionated scene, the Big Four faces controversy over federal licenses and price allocations. Wallace returns as the debate centers on monopolistic risk and no clear agreement on packer bids. Ickes letters spark irrigation talks, while social rounds in Moscow echo political tension through a lavish Soviet dinner with Soviet envoy Maxim Litvinov observing.
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Augusto Rosso
Marco Pennaroli
Bartolomeo Migono
Andrea Ferrero
Giuseppe Tommasi
Ickes
Harold Ickes
Sovirsky
Maxim Litvinov
Boris
Skvirsky
Russia
Moscow
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Glorifying Yourself a6 by Alicia Hart Ev
The piece urges care with cosmetics and dress accessories noting that even a fine winter hat loses charm when dingy or mismatched. It highlights that a neglected accessory fades the overall look as months pass toward February.
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Alicia Hart
Gift Books for Children of All Ages from 2 to 16
Olive Roberts Barton advises browsing book stands early for Christmas gifts for children. Choose books not over a child’s head and arouse simple understanding with clear pictures. She notes fairy tales appeal aged five and up, boys seek adventure and construction tales, and girls read similar stories with special books for them.
How to care for gloves and hats in winter use
A practical guide advises cleaning gloves and hats to prevent damage. Brush hats daily, rub with cleaning fluid weekly, and dry clean or rub gloves as needed. Turn gloves inside out to air, sprinkle powder for sweaty hands, and air and shape them before storage.
NEAT: Fastidious care of shows at Washington buildings
White House and State Department buildings in Washington opened to officials to dodge the rain and avoid embarrassing questioners amid tight security and formalities.
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White House
State Department
Washington
Tremont editor enlists ex-reporter for murder story
Paxton the Tremont Post editor considers hiring ex-reporter Bannister, who wants back into journalism, to uncover who killed Tracy King as the newsroom reels from Kennedy’s hospitalisation and staff shortages.
Bannister’s presence stirs a tense newsroom crowd
In a terse exchange at the paper, Paxton introduces Bannister, once a novelist, now a key figure linked to the Stella case. Gainey, Austin, and Galroy react as a wire report signals a discovered lead. The scene builds toward securing a fresh description of the sought woman and a breakthrough for the bureau.
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Paston
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Cunningham
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Austhia
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Local church moves pastor to El Dorado this week
Brevins Methodist pastor Geo W Warren is relocating to El Dorado with family. J T Thompson assumes his duties here. Several locals attended a Hot Springs Methodist conference. others hosted visitors, traveled for events, and noted births, funerals, and social visits in Blevins and nearby communities.
Local Residents Attend Services and Visits Across Town
Tok io Mr and Mrs L M Woods visited relatives at McCaskill Sunday. Mr and Mrs Quinton Sanford of Mineral Springs moved here as Sanford and George C Me were visitors to Mineral Springs Thursday. Albert Hatch of Lockesburg visited his mother here Sunday. G C Wisdom visited Nashville Saturday. Roy Thompson had an injury when a wedge bounced and struck him last week. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Whitmorris and baby of Prescott visited relatives here Sunday. Rev John F Rose of Nashville preached at the Christian church Sunday and Sunday night. Mrs Ora Cooley and daughters Mies Nora Oma visited Mrs G C Mebart Thursday. Roy Steuart visited Miss Elouese Byrum and Paul Gosnell of Bingen were married Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Harrison McCleihan welcomed a baby boy born November 7. Mr and Mrs Henry Baker of Bingen attended church Sunday. Turner Rogers of Bingen attended church Sunday. Sanford visited Nashville Saturday. Day Minor of Fort Riley is visiting relatives here. Hardy Coker was a Nashville visitor Saturday. Herschel Wisdom was a Murfreesboro visitor Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J H Coaley visited relatives at Nathan Sunday. Miss Kathryn Fugget of Murfreesboro visited her sister Mrs Roy Steuart here Sunday. Harry Higgins in Murfreesboro Wednesday. George C McLarty was a business visitor to DeQueen Monday. Mr and Mrs Elbert Warren visited. Mr and Mrs J S Harris Sunday.
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McCaskill
Quinton Sanford
Mineral Springs
Sanford
George C. Me
Albert Hatch
Lockesburg
G."c. Wisdom
Nashville
Roy Thompson
Lloyd Whitmorris
Baby
Prescott
John F. Rose
Christian Church
Ora Cooley
Mises Nora
Oma
G.C. Mebart
Roy Steuart
Elouese Byrum
Paul Gosnell
Bingen
Harrison McCleihan
Henry Baker
Turner ‘Rogers
sAlonze
J. H. Coaley
Nathan
Kathryn Fugget
Murfreesboro
Harry Higgins
George C. McLarty
DeQueen
Elbert Warren
J. S. Harris
Local social notes and court report from Sheppard area
Community news from Sheppard includes visits by Mr. G W Gilbert Jr Mrs Will Harden and children and Margarette Hacker Mrs Tumpie Gilbert hosts and Jethro Cornelius guests James Cornelius noted as visitor Finley Gilbert and Alice Finley guests Minerals court reports show one trial Judge Lemley presiding Ross Allen fined $5 for drunkenness Jack Cornelius case postponed to November 18 Local tips describe removing cast food with lime juice and salt then air drying nearby fields and harvests mentioning Bro Jesse Martin expected back on the 21st Weekly notices mention Battle Field residents Grampa and Grandma Moran visiting
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G. W. Gilbert Jr
Hope
Will Harden
Cildren
Margarette Hacker
Tumpie Gilbert
Jethro Cornelius
J. M. Cornelius
Guernsey
Devil McBay
Red River
Fulton
W. L. Cornelius
Fines Harvel
W. J. Lemley
Ross Allen
Jack Cornelius
Guernsey Sung Church Notices and Local Updates
Guernsey sung at Water Creek church every Sunday morning with evening singing. Born to Kal Powell a daughter on November 2. John and James Whitney return to Decatur AL after time with C O Whitney and Miss Mary. Mrs Minnie Davis sick. T E Lagan and son visited Mrs G W Gilbert. Bernice Hopson shopped in Hope. Mrs W T Elder and children visited her father G O Whitney. John Wise building a new house. Mrs Mayo and Mrs Ellis visited Mrs Jess Cornelius. Builders club meets Wednesday night.
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Water Creek Church
Kal Powell
John
James Whitney
Decatur
C. O. Whitney
Mary. Whitney
Minnie Davis
T. E. Lagan
G. W. Gilbert
Bernice Hopson
Hope
W. T. Elder
G. O. Whitney
John Wise
Mayo
Ellis
Jess Cornelius
Builders Club
Centerville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Centerville residents share weekend visits as Givens called on Vide Glen and Marie Anders Sunday. Mr and Mrs Maryin Tomlin and daughter Mrs Roger Williams spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Bar Erwin. Cecil McElroy spent several days last week with Mr and Mrs Tom Rodden and family.
Local social calls record incomplete names and places
Fragmentary OCR notes show several individuals including Paul Pyle Prescott Nourhou Starks New Liberty Jim Griven Cleghorn Simday Me Friday and Mr Mrs Andy Me, with unclear context and dates. The text is garbled, preserving only scattered names and possible social calls.
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Paul Pyle
Oarl Prescott
Nourhou Starks
New Liberty
Jim
Griven Cleghorn
Clarence Rodden
Andy
One Sure Way to End Coughs and Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a double action remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims soothing of inflamed membranes while inhibiting germ growth, with rapid stomach absorption to reach the infection. The druggist offers an on‑the‑spot refund if relief is not achieved.
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