Gloria Vanderbilt Reunites With Mother for Christmas
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt enjoys Christmas with her mother Mrs. Gloria Vanderbilt as the child spends the holiday at her mother's New York town house while awaiting the appeal ruling on custody from Justice Carew. Gloria will return to Mrs. Whitney's estate on weekends until the custody appeal is resolved.
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Terzolas Returns From Greece After Eight Month Visit
Chris Terzolas and brother Gus own the Alvis Hotel Coffee Shop and have returned to Monroe after an eight month stay with relatives in Greece. He left Greece 27 years ago at age 16 to seek his fortune, visiting his mother in Salonica and siblings in Salonica and Athens. He also traveled to Naples, Italy, before coming home. His mother, age 80, was overjoyed by his arrival and hopes for future visits.
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Thanks Expressed for Yuletide Aid
The Morning World and News Star extend thanks to all who contributed to the Good Fellows fund. The cooperation helped bring a merrier Christmas to less fortunate families. Children’s happiness and parental gratitude are noted as prayers of thanks.
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Social Bridge and Shower Festivities Highlight Lake Providence
Mrs. F H Schneider Jr hosted a bridge gathering at the family home on South Davis Street with guests including Mesdames Rodge Williams Delany and Regenold among others and Misses Perry Brown Steiner. Prizes went to Mrs. Stein Mrs. Delony and guest prize to Mrs. Williams. A subsequent shower for Miss Helen Warren at the A P Surles home featured a Pullman theme with gifts arriving at stations en route and a program of songs readings and vignettes concluding with a festive salad course amid Yuletide decor.
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W. K. Evans
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Dumas
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C. A. Rose
Annie Rose
Ethel Mae Adkisson
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Harvard Scientist Finds Tail Eye in Crawfish
A Harvard scientist reports a light sensitive eye in the crawfish tail distinct from the head eye. The tail eye detects light slowly but adds a separate visual input for the crustacean.
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Oil production shows increase
The Oil and Gas Journal notes US crude oil output rose by 15 023 barrels per day to 2 447 225. Oklahoma and California fell while Texas Kansas and eastern fields gained. The report also mentions 500 daily government job applications.
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Four Die in Elko Plane Crash on Christmas Day
Four people are dead after a private plane crashed in fog and snow near Owyhee canyon. Victims include Floyd E. Long of Elko 28 Donald Stinton 13 June Stinton 16 and Ruth Womack 13 of Mountain City. An inspector from the commerce department was expected to investigate.
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Expedition to seek world largest frog in Africa
An English expedition plans to travel to Africa this winter to capture alive a specimen of the world’s largest frog believed to exceed a foot in length and inflate itself to a prodigious size.
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London
England
Africa
Oldest Known Printed Document From Wood Blocks 868 A D
A historic note states Wang Chieh, a Chinese artisan, printed the oldest known document using wood blocks in 868 A D. The discovery highlights early printing technology and cultural achievement in ancient China.
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Pillars for New Golden Gate Bridge Rise in Bay
San Francisco engineers report that the new bridge pillars will stand on the bay floor and reach roughly half a city block in length. The massive supports anchor the span as construction progresses in the bay.
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Monroes Hopeful Season For Business And Community
The passage expresses deep thankfulness and happiness for the community as Christmas approaches. It claims better times are here, with Monroe’s business interests believing in a happier Yule tide and promising growth across business, industry, and community betterment.
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