Red Flame visit highlights Washington hunger march
Washington notes on Ann Burlak and the Communist protest at a textile code hearing. Police prepare for a January hunger march as Burlak and a 250-strong crowd arrive with cheerleaders and a fixed seating plan while critics note tensions with AFL leaders and questions about Hoover era comparisons. The piece also touches on Prohibition repeal expectations and cultural curiosities from Marie Dressler to Giants trains.
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Willis Thonton
Washington
Ann Burlak
Clara Zetkin
America
Anit
Kimbly
Sha
Stone
Hoover
Miss Burlak
Department of Justice
Cordell Hull
Ciry
Marie Dressler
White House
Eynon
Senators
Nets
New York
Giants
Ben
Children And Trust Shape A Childs Moral Make-Up
Olive Roberts Berton urges mothers to learn how children behave outside home to preserve trust. She warns against rigid discipline and explains that uncovering why a child acts differently away from home helps correct behavior. Suppressed urges may erupt elsewhere, so allow safe self expression within the home.
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Sam
Sue
Modern corsets and corselets for the figure
Alicia Hart explains how modern foundation garments differ from old corsets. Girdles suit medium figures to smooth lines and calves, while corselets provide full support for mature shapes with elastic construction to avoid bone and steel.
Air mail volume falls in first half of 1933
In the United States the first half of 1933 saw 3 648 217 pounds of air mail carried, down 94 290 pounds from the same period in 1932. The Army Air Corps orders 46 new all metal monoplanes at Buffalo New York, nicknamed flying fortresses due to five machine guns and two bombs per plane. Camden New Jersey opens the world’s first automobile theater seating 400 cars for unobstructed viewing of the show.
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United States
Army Air Corps
Buffalo
N.Y
Camden, N. 2
Soegotton Sweetheart and a Night Club Misadventure
In a turbulent tale set in Memphin during a textile venture, Joan Warfield falls for Jim Warfield while Barbara Courtney stirs trouble. At a hotel night club, Joan faces jealously and social pressure as Bob Weston challenges Jim's hold. A party, later, spirals into alcohol fueled tensions and Pat Waning’s uneasy ride home with Jerry ends in a dangerous car sequence, revealing strained loyalties and impending consequences.
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Aecin
Tonay Bol Weston
Mit
Memphin
Hin Fathe Company
Hoh
Joan Wareng
Barbara Courtney
Echenien
Farbara
Joan
Hob
Tonger
Memphia
Joss
Jim Warfield
Mrs. Waring
Jean
Jim
Aid
Weston
Barbara
Kim
Bob
Pereaps
Bol
Shere
Lenlencs
Joani
Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary Program in Columbus
Mrs R C Stuart hosted the Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary in Columbus with a program on Radiant Beams of Korea led by Mrs Allie Wilson. Guests included Mrs C W Wilson, Mrs Jim Wilson Jr, Mrs E J Shepperson, Miss Mildred Johnson, and others. A salad plate was served.
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R.C. Stuart
Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary
Columbus
Allie Wilson
Korea
C. W. Wilson
Jim Wilson Jr
E. J. Shepperson
Mildred Johnson
J. S. Wilson Sr
David Wilson
Lutie Shepperson
Jimny Wilson Jr
A. E. Jackson
Mca. C
Tom Coleman
Herbert Griffin
Hope
B. D. Mitchell
Robert Sipes
Horace Rilen
Seyler Conway
O. A. McKnight
Bright Star
C. R. White
S. H. Smith
William Gilbert
R. C. Reed
L. K. Boyce
Bill Abbott
Herbert Hicks
BR. E. Jackson
Janie Johnson
H. H. Darnall
Rertua
Herbert Darnall
Amarillo
Texas
T. FR. Steel
Tommy
Laura Suggs
Texarkana
W. W. Worrell
DeQueen
J. R. Autrey
J. 8. Wilson Sr
Wilson
Marriage at Shover Springs and local church notices
Rev W J Burgess of Little Rock filled services at Shover Springs on Saturday night and Sunday. Allen Walker and George Crews attended the Union Association at Royston. Lee Englund and Miss Blanche Res of Oak Grove married last Saturday night with Rev J W Burgess officiating. Families visit, guests dine, and locals report recoveries and conditions as various households host and visit across Nevada County and nearby towns.
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W. J. Burgess
Little Rock
Allen Walker
George Crews
Union Association
Rosston
Shover Springs
Lee Englund
Blanche Res
Oak Grove
J. W. Burgess
Robert
Otis Martin
Frank Moore
Colorado Springs
Coto
Nevada County
Dora Alderson
Larry McWilliams
McWilliams
Wylie Shipp
Bluff Springs
Doward Collier
Howard Collier
Grady Reece
Neil
Thomas
Charles Rogers
J. W. McWilliam
Darline Sanford
Hope
Early McWilliams
Leon Darwin
Geraldine
Hugh Yaseter
J. W. MecWilliams
John Reece
Merrell Huckabee
Lee England and Blanche Ross Wed in Quiet Ceremony
Oak Grove community notes a quiet Saturday night marriage of Lee England and Miss Blanche Ross. Many families spent Sunday with relatives, including R L May family, Owen Jones with Mayor Parks, and Leo Collier with Ernest Ross groups.
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R. L. May
Luie Plante
Owen Jones
Mayorn Parks
Cathreen Ross
Misa Hatlie Jackson
Leo Collier
Lee England
Blanche Ross
Ernest Ross
Ernest Smith
Walter Anderson
Spring Hill
Bennie Jones
Charlie Williams
Ade May
Dora Jackson
Elbert O'Steen
Washington
J. Bo Wise
Charlie Willian
O'Steen
Walter Lee Allen
Orna Shurman
Aileen Wilton
Cuthreen
Elbert Jones
H. M. Ross
Mary at the Wolf Door Featured in Budhada Bye News
A fragmentary notice references Mary and Seanlan in a local feature titled Budhada Bye News. The readable text suggests a community item centered on Mary with unclear context and a familial or door related motif.
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Mary Thad
Mary
Seanlan
Hamburg Steak Preparations and Variations in Home Cooking
A home cooking guide outlines practical ways to make less desirable beef cuts tender and flavorful. It covers chopping meat yourself, adding liquid, and seasoning to produce juicy Hamburg steaks, plus methods for broiled meat cakes, mock fillet mignon, savory meat cakes, creamed Hamburg on toast, and Salisbury Steak. It notes the importance of preheating the broiler and suggests serving with buttered toast, with contact details for a special service bureau and a book order from Hope, Arkansas.
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Hamburg
Salisbury
Local Visitors and Weekend Guests Reported in Laneburg
Laneburg residents hosted a varied group of guests over the weekend including Mr. and Mrs. J Wai Coffeyville Kansas Miss Bonnie Nelms of Texas and Dr. and Mrs. C F Nelms Mr. and Mrs S A Moore with their children Margaret and Doreee who spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H C Bright Sige Daniels of Prescott visited Sunday H C Bright returned from a brief business trip to Hope G W Anthony of Murfreesboro and 4 H Duke of Little Rock were guests with Mrs C M Gann Professor A C Weatherington and R Daniels conducted a business trip to Little Rock Miss Maxie Martin of Prescott joined friends Sunday Frank Cyrnes of Bninet spent the weekend with friends Miss Ethel Bennet home ec instructor arrived from Arkansas West.
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C. M. Gann
J. Wai
H. C. Bright
Hope
Frank Cyrnes
Bninet
Ite Magnatia
Ethel Bennet
al Ark
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