Florence Loupe Weds William Thompson in Oneida Marriage
Florence Loupe becomes the bride of William Morrison Thompson in Oneida New York on Wednesday May 31 1933 at East Grove Street home. Mrs Thompson long resident of Kingsport and former Blue Ridge Glass employee. Thompson son of Dr W F Thompson previously in Charlottesville Virginia. The couple will reside in Oneida after the ceremony.
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Florence Loupe
William Thompson
William Morrison Thompson
Oneida
New York
East Grove Street
Thompson
Kingsport
The
Blue
Philathea Club Meeting and Community Announcements
The Philathea Club of Maple Street Church meets with Mrs D Ensley this evening. Norma Lois Ward announces birth of daughter Norma Lois on June 1 at home. Several church groups and W M S units plan meetings this week including Liberty Chapter East Star and First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society.
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Philathea Club
Maple Street
D. Ensley
Dale Street
O'Clocl
Norma Lois Ward
C.D. Ward
Norma
Lois
Ward
Willie Pickering
Liberty
Order of the East Star
Sone Hall
Brosstreet
First Baptist Ww. M. S
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Christian Ihurch
T. A.dodson
Sevier Streek
T. Wirt
Club Officers Elected Amid Ceremony And Committees Named
Mrs Barker became president of the club after receiving the gavel from Mrs Hooks in a gracious ceremony. She formed standing committees for Finance Constitution By Laws Program Membership Scholarship Flowers and Flower Show Warfare Representatives with listed chairs including Mrs Rives Rice Mrs Henry Barker Mrs Arthur Hooks and others across the community groups.
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Ker
Frank
W. DeFriece
Rives Rice
RB. Bowers
Henry Barker
Arthur Hooks
Harry Bachman
Frank Marney
George King
Fannie Lin Baumpardner
Albert King
Robert Morrison
Willian Nickels
Jerry Stone
Prank Bristoe
QO. Te Smith
Tiny Poncutte
Pebevenlosis Comraictee
Armin King
James M. Parker
Lam Haramner
Mary Jane Dulaney
Wood Nickels
Scholarship
Doe Pleming
Fd Fpaucette
William Sexton
Arthur King
Sarah Barker
Leon Stern
Bofaula Kee
Personal notices of Cormacks and kin across states
Mr and Mrs James Cormack hosted Mrs H Cormack Sunday. Mr and Mrs C Frye welcomed guests including F a nephews Everet Graham and Donald Barton of Radford Virginia. Mr and Mrs Guy M Vicars and children Guy Jy and Jack of Martinsburg Pennsylvania returned home after visiting Mrs Fannie Vicars. W B Williams of Morganton North Carolina was weekend guest of Mrs C A1 Commack and Ruth Cormack, who will be her guardian for the summer.
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J. M. Hatcher
Juanita
J. MM. Fletcher
A. ©. Milhorn
Rock Springs
Milhorn Pone
Robert Tickle
Ewke
Imogene
Josephine Teil
Goldmarl Morell Robins
Noroma Ruri Milhorn
Raymond Morse
Joe Walinge
J. D
A. C. Milhorn
Dlw
C. Frye
Guy M. Vicars
Guy, Jy
Jack
Martinsberg, Penna
Mr. Vicars
Fannie Vicars
W. B. Williams
Morganton
N. C
C. A1. Commack
Ruth Cormack
Gaia
Mussolini Peace Pact Signed Aims at European Armament Policy
The reported Mussolini peace pact seeks German disarmament and arms equality while aiming for a common European policy to deter Britain Italy and Germany from aggression. If Ambassador Von Hassel secures favorable instructions, Premier Lini may address the senate on the foreign budget this afternoon. France previously objected, arguing smaller powers’ rights could suffer and urging League of Nations framing.
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Germany
von Hassel
Lini
Senate
Divcuss
Britain
France
League of Nations
Ita
Senate Action on Industrial Bill Stalled Amid Tax Clash
Senate debate centers on a stalled industrial bill tied to a new tax plan to fund an $8.3 billion public works program. Leaders fear tax increases and budget consequences, while veterans' issues and appropriations for ex soldiers loom as potential drivers to end the session.
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Congress
Lasue
Senate
House
Indiana Goes To Polls On Repeal Amendment
Indiana voters head to the polls on a repeal amendment amid a national wave of states set to decide on prohibition. The piece lists states and dates including Massachusetts New Hampshire Connecticut California West Virginia and other jurisdictions with forthcoming voting timelines.
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Indiana
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
California
West Virginia
Currency vital issue at London
The report describes a fluid capital situation and disturbing feeds as Secretary Hull leads the United States delegation. It notes long hours devoted to work and frequent strolls on deal, reflecting tense currency discussions and ongoing international negotiations on matters of symbolically important financial policy.
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Hull
United’ States
Deel
Fleeing Convicts Thwarted In Territorial Looting Plot
Police pursued a six to seven man gang believed to be among the Kansas penitentiary escapees. The crew, armed with sawed off shotguns and claiming machine guns, fled toward Pine Bluff after releasing one captive. Sheriff Morrison reported a heavy armed departure and a half dozen suspected captors fled in two cars, one with an Oklahoma plate. Fore provided a meager description of the captors as witnesses included a tall figure and a short curly haired man.
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PinesDiuts
Auto-4 Mobile
Pine Bluf
Morrison
Pine Bluff
Fore
Kansas State Penitentiary
Oklahoma
Petaway
Fors
Story of Rail Empire Delayed by Group Split
Fragmentary passage reports a disputed committee debate over publishing income tax data. Senators sought a negotiated agreement between figures Fecora and Davis to place facts in the record as evidence, while the broader issue remained unsettled.
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Jamie Davis
Morgan
Fecora
Davis
Post-Gatty world flight continues toward Omsk
The text follows Slimmy Mattern, the world circumnavigator, as his Soviet leg nears Omsk 1450 miles from Moscow. It notes the city’s 115,000 population, location on the Irtysh river, and harsh climate with winds, snow, and sandstorms.
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Omsk
Mos
E.S.T
Apout
Irtysh
Ural Mountains
Europe
Asia
Tivis
Central Asiatic Republic
Flight schedules mark global journey by Mattern and Post-Gatty
The timetable chronicles James Mattern and the Post-Gatty round the world flights with stops from New York to Oslo Moscow and beyond. Times and dates in June 1931 list departures arrivals and layovers across Europe Russia and Siberia as the journeys unfold per Associated Press dispatches.
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Mattern
Associated Press
James Mattern
New York
Jomfraland
Norway
Oslo
Moscow
Omsk
Siberia
Prain
New Fork
Harbor Stace
N. Fy
Harbor Grace
Chester
England
Hanover
Germany
Ps Qwo
Berlin
Novo- Siberski
Novo-Sibersk
Irkutsk
Camden June 6 update on sister's beau issue
A fragment from Camden New Jersey notes a June 6 reference to a sister's beau and alleged bribe attempts. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear entities or outcomes beyond the local context.
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Camden
N. J
Lovers Barred at Cooper Parkway, Property Sign Sparks Debate
A resident named Simon placed a sign on his property near Cooper Parkway warning lovers to park beyond the sign and implying police scrutiny. He asserts no crime in loving and questions police use of resources, prompting questions about public space and morality.
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Lewis B. Simon
Cooper Tiver Parkway
Simon
Silesian Jews to regain jobs pledge at league council
Geneva June 6 a German government representative pledged before a League of Nations council that Germany will restore to German Jews the positions they recently lost in Upper Silesia. The debate followed a petition by Franz Bernheim charging German Jews were barred from professions in the region in violation of Polish German rights. Caustic exchanges occurred among German Norwegian and Czechoslovak delegates over minority issues and the league’s handling of the case.
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Geneva
Hitler
League of Nations Council
Germany
Upper Silesia
League Council
Franz Bernheim
Freidrich von Keller
Stéphan ” Osusky
Czechoslovakia
Christian ‘L. Lange
Herr von Keller
Langer
Osuski
League Assembly
Famous Bridge Lesson Teaches Opportunistic Play
The article discusses contract bridge strategy by EB Vv. Shepard and notes how seasoned players seek scoring chances. It reflects on nonvulnerable bidding and missed opportunities that cost East and West chances to gain heavy scores in the long run.
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Central Press
EB Vv. Shepard
South's misplay in bridge ends with two down
A bridge hand from a club spade diamond sequence shows South faced with four lead options. He chose clubs and later diamonds, allowing East and West to reach game while the declarer survives few tricks. alternate leads were analyzed, suggesting better defense to prevent game and avoid further losses.
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South
Twe
West
East
German-Polish convention cited overactions in Upper Silesia
The speaker claimed any infractions would be due to subordinate misinterpretation of the law and shifted responsibility for Jewish discrimination in Upper Silesia to German local authorities.
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Upper Silesia
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