Local Social Roundup from Bucktown Thanksgiving
Bucktown residents recount visits and gatherings over Thanksgiving weekend. Families hosting relatives include Enochs, Andis, Prose, Buck, and Buck families from Oakland City and Pleasantville. Guests hail from Venia Ohio, Linton, Terre Haute, and Pleasantville with multiple extended family dinners and shopping trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Enochs
New Castle
Willard Andis
Harriet Montgomery
Linton
George Prose
Carlisle
Mons Buck
Gene
Oakland City
Nanie Buck
Paul
William Buck
Charles TL. Jackson
Venia Ohio
William M. Jackson
W. F. Crane
Mabel
Pleasantville
Elmer Jackson
Comba Young
William Smudely
LaVcarne Bedwell
Archie Spencer
Helen Spencer
Terre Haute
Bill Brown
Russell Pirtle
Dugger
Scott Bedwell
Olaf Lownsley
Lebanon
Ohio
William Jackson
Ray, Timmerman
Floyd Bedwell
Khds
Wayne
West Bedwell
Diplomatic Spin Fails to Sell Conference Progress
After adjournment of an international conference the publicity staffs push optimistic reports, claiming notable advances. Yet observers say the meeting’s outcomes are vague and likely to be viewed critically once details emerge, with officials aware the briefing may prove hard to defend.
Fizzle or Friction at New International Conference
A critical forecast describes the forthcoming conference as unlikely to produce meaningful results. It argues postwar talks have degraded, with major powers now seeking equal voice yet lacking the funds to back new demands. The piece notes a shift from prior 5-5-8 naval ratios to seven powers seeking parity, highlighting financial strains across the United States Britain Japan Russia France Germany and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
John Bull
Japan
France
Italy
United States
Britain
Russia
Germany
America
France's unstable politics aid Italy as sanctions backfire
New York report notes France faces severe financial strain with no stable government. Socialists and Communists clash with Fascists under Croix de Feu as Laval drifts. Economists warn deflation and limited spending won't revive the economy, urging renewed free trade amid rising armament outlays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Italy
Croix-de-Zeu
Ceass
Laval
Croix-de-Keu
Hatton
Sinclair Lewis
United States
National Manufacturers attack New Deal recovery plan
The National Association of Manufacturers criticizes the 14 point recovery program, arguing that federal spending for intra-state purposes is poor policy. It contends states should handle their own financial troubles without relying on aid from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitiington
D. C
National Association of Manufacturers
Association
Opening Leads in Bridge Then and Now
In Mastering Bridge 40, the article critiques old Whist led strategies and argues opening leads in Contract Bridge differ from Whist. It notes the defender’s power shifts with trumps, emphasizes directed and substitute leads, and outlines classic rules for declarer and partner signaling while cautioning overreliance on outdated Whist advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susceen
Cromiphan
Polo
Whitfell
Gana
Pune
Fartner Fois
Hiind Jead
Dechirer's
Eitier
Gyp game in federal relief and court politics
The piece critiques how states expect federal aid while avoiding shared responsibility, likening it to 48 states pooling funds. It argues big states push for more and small states fare similarly, then shifts to speculation on Supreme Court nominations under Roosevelt and a Republican push for the presidency, noting expected Senate confirmation and partisan dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
New York
Big Business
U. S. Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Senate
Roosevelt supporters prepare answer to critics of spending
Supporters of the Roosevelt administration have an answer ready for critics of spending. They note the United States spent nearly 50 billions in the World War and have spent to relieve the low mood. to date the total is 123.6 billions, less than a fourth. Of this, the RIC and other government agencies hold 4.6 billions in collectible assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
RIC
Roosevelt faces four fronts as Congress returns
Observers say no breathing spell for Congress after Jan. 6 as President Roosevelt must placate four fronts. Big Business, veterans, farm groups, and Townsend supporters push for action while ethics and foreign policy demand attention. A Paris gold shift could reshape global finance, impacting the United States most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
Roosevelt
Townsendites
Senate
France
United States
Ellis items dinner guests from surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Earls Blues and family hosted Sunday dinner with Rey and Mrs Wm Brewer and daughter Begulah of Bloomington, Mr and Mrs Virgil Willougaby near Jasonville, and Mrs Minerva Thomas and Clara Paine. Miss Mary Evalyn Riley of Dugner dined with Miss Leom Page. Rank Denman and children Junior Pauline and Clovis visited Mrs Denman's mother Mrs Henry Holly. Wm Willoughby and children Freeda Debra Nina Rose and Billy visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry Willoughby of Dugger. Asher Page went to Bloomfield on business Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Wm Brewer
Daughtser Begulah
Bloom
Ington
Virgil Willougaby
Jasonville
Minerva Thomas
Clara Paine
Ner
Leom ‘Page
Rank
Denman
Junior
Pauline
Clovis
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Tinton Daily Citizen
Tinton Citizen
Tore, Gwrer
Linton, Ind
Jonn A. Watkins
Citizen
Society
Indiana
Bucktown
Central Press
Washington
Charles P. Stewart
BD. C
State Department
Europe
By Leslie Eichel
England
Leslie Eichel
Ellis
Mr .and Mrs. Earls Blues
Miss Mary Evilyn Riley of
Dug
Overland Sales CO
Corn
R. W. Cadwell Music House
Sullivan, Ind
Oakley
Boston
South Main
McLaughlin Coffee
Powell & Norris
Humphreys, Schloot & Co
Welty Stalcup
THE
Variety Store
Quart
Linton Milk CO
Ginger
Shirley Temple
Dolly
Linton Daily Citizen
Citizen of News
Citizen Or News
Indianapolis News
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