WEST VIEW WEDDING AND REUNION ITEMS FROM JOHNSON CITY NEWS
A long Johnson City page fragment recounts community events including a Russell family reunion at the Pratt home, a church minister’s retirement, and a Mississippi Valley era style wedding party. It notes attendees, ages, and local social details, with references to local churches, families, and ongoing community life.
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Russell
Ro Ruad
Johnson City
Potts Ligisto Gunfeyenve
Mae Ty Bluyvis
Aleewai
Russell Tani
Lls
Nancy
Family notices from Washington to Johnson City districts
A fragmented obituary-like list names Mollie of Washington DC and Mrs Perey E DeGroat with children Mary Elisabeth Thomas and Percy in Johnson City. Also listed are Mrs E B Fisher with children from Morristown Mrs W W Harmon of Greeneville Mrs O H England of Newmerket and two daughters unable to be with the family.
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Mollie
Washington, D. C
Perey E. DeGroat
Mary- Elisabeth
Thomas and
Percy
Johnson City
E. B. Fisher
Morristown
W. WW. Harmon
Greeneville
England
Newmerket
W. B. Kelso
Os King On
Johnsen City
Personal notices and travels across towns and kinship links
The column lists social updates from Kingsport and surrounding areas. Blanche Beoler leaves for Roanoke for the summer with relatives. Chante Nigh and Cecil Motes family and friends travel between Wagten, D Go and New York. Miss Peedda States visits relatives in Ruwwrevitl and notes time with sister Ali Os CL Diavise and Mas Davis. multiple journeys include Greeneville visitors, Rhodendyen festival in Ashayilly, and a Bridges Quilin wedding plan in Gate City with kin from Greenville and Gate City attending.
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Miss Peedda
Ali Os CL
Diavise
Mas Davis
Control YAY Put On Slate In Noustry News
Fragmented OCR text shows messy lines about public interest and cooperative federal employment services. It mentions James Jr. Strong, a former representative, and a push to advance an unspecified agitation or action. Names and phrases are garbled, but reference to venereal public interest and a department hints at a political or policy notice.
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Bor
Beeen
Whig Chins
Georgia Governor Fires Road Board and Calls Out Troops
Georgia Governor Talmadge dismissed the state highway board and ordered the firing of five engineers after a budget dispute and claims of mismanagement. He accused a majority on the board and the chief engineer of creating an unlawful power structure and exploiting state operations.
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Georgia
Sideo
Wilhoil
Henibess
Wilhoit
Telmsdee
Talmadge
Highway Board
Highway Department
Five men killed in Arkansas bandit ambush and escapee buried
Police described victims as W. W. Grooms and Frank Hermanson with others slain including Otto Read of McAlester Oklahoma and Reymond J. Caffrey FBI special agent. Nash, an ex Leavenworth inmate, is to be buried in Paragould Arkansas. Witnesses said suspects drove a tan sedan with two machine guns toward Browerville.
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W.W. Grooms
Frank Hermanson
Slein
Otto Read
McAlester
Okla
Reymond J. Caffrey
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nash
Leavenworth
Paragould
Ark
South
W. L. Scott, Corpus Choise
Brownevile
Trade Group to Probe Salaries Within 10 Days
A trade group vows to probe salaries within ten days though the act takes effect late in July. March notes the committee is dissecting the regulations to make the system workable. The ruler may need to be modified over time to meet experience and potential changes to the law.
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Simcity Shell
March
Heat records fall across the South on June 19
A heat wave sweeps multiple states with record highs. Atlanta reaches 104 as Augusta records 103 and Birmingham hits 103. Raleigh, New Orleans, Chattanooga, and Vicksburg report near major highs while Nassau and nearby locales endure oppressive temperatures.
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Atlanta
Barbara Hutton Weds A Mdivani in New York Society
Barbara Hutton marries Mdivani amid high society circles in New York. The wedding follows consent by her father and notes her family's imperial Georgian lineage, with connections to the Astor and Van Alen families. The piece recalls prior marriage history and salient family ties.
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Jutton
Prince Milvan
New York
Lewisé Astor van Alen
William Astor
Zachary Mdivani
Nicholas
Paris
Martin
Caucasus
Georgia
Russia
David
Serge
Mary McCormie
Miss Murray
Geekjin Ae
Miss McCormie
Conference Debates Stabilization and Quota Reforms
A luncheon discussion favored a resolution with minor changes, calming talks of urgent stabilization. France and other nations push reforms to quotas, capital flow, and the Balkans, while Hull meets MacDonald and officials to plan strategy amid Washington’s stance against immediate stabilization.
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iaWion
Balkans
Stresa
Hull
MacDonald
Chamberlain
Boner
Pyaance
Gireles
United States
Washington
Famous Bridge Teacher Explains Small Slam Play
EV Shepard notes that in auction bridge a suit length matters less than trick potential. A hand diagram shows declarer choosing to run diamonds and spades, yielding a small slam for 1,760 points and illustrating the risk of attempting to establish extra tricks.
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Haing
Chenzes
Jose
North
Rick
Domiunty
Dommy
Fiy
Unclear Path to Settlement Predicted by Source Text
Fragmentary report notes that stabilization is uncertain and that resolution hinges on future developments as conditions progress toward a more normal level.
Pair WANTED IN FATAL STABBING EVADES OFFICERS
A fatal stabbing near Kilgore left Barr mortally wounded after a quarrel with McElroy over a woman. Dunham and Ida Kilgore aided Barr to the hospital as McElroy fled with the other girl. Barr died Sunday morning at the General Hospital. Barr’s wife, notified, traveled with the body to Hunter. The couple reportedly had no children.
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Dunham
the Kilgore
Frank
Sueday
McElroy
Lance
Witmesses
Iimas
Barr
Ida Kilgore
W. H. Reed
General Hospital
Elizabethoon
Dry
Reed
Hunter
Pittman’s Silver Resolution Garners Parley Spotlight
The Silver resolution drawn by Senator Pittman dominates discussions as lawmakers seek stability in the monetary field. France weighs the proposal but pauses to study additional aspects before full assent.
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Pittman
France
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Mita WoTeregbaugh
Mase
Fred Greenwell
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Chidions
Stony Day
West Greeneville
Mr. Pant Brieces
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Nora Quillin
Kigsport
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J. D. Kilgore
Nickelsville
Virginia
Alva Mary Burton
Sad Mia Ayd
Sirithh
Helen
Tmnelda Ann Oof
W. Va
Ashayilly
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Wings
Leo Pridges
Grevnville
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Mdivani
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Italy
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Turkey
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Conference Secretariat
Treasury
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DR. W. A. Dixon
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Wigan Tobacco
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