Windsor Plans Dual Weddings in France and Austria
Royal arrangements reveal a split function with a ceremony possibly in a castle library while guests from England, Austria, and France attend. Duke Windsor and Mrs Warfield will honeymoon in Wasserleonburg with notable invitees including Herman L Rogers and Charles E Bedaux among others. A doctor mayor, Charles Mercier, is named to perform the ceremony amid tight guest limits and no royal family attendance.
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Herman L. Rogers
Cande
Wasserleonburg
Austria
Duke of Kent
Princess Royal
Windsor
Edward
Prince Paul
Yugoslavia
Chateau de Cande
Warfield
London
England
New York
Charles E. Bedaux
Paris
Chateau
Grafton W. Minot
Lord Brownlow
W. D. C. Greenacre
Piers Leigh
Lamp
Rogers
Charles Mercier
Monts
Madame Mercier
France
Wolf seeks parity payments for 000 bushels under new farm plan
Wolf testifies that a fixed annual parity payout applies to the number of bushels, regardless of crop failure, aligning with Secretary Wallace's grain reserve and market quota ideas. He notes Roosevelt backed crop insurance in a message to Congress while Roosevelt focused on personnel changes at the executive mansion, sending Senate nominations for Sumner Welles and R. Walton Moore. Senate committees also operate at the Capitol.
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Wallace
Wolf
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Sumner Welles
Maryland
R. Walton Moore
Virginia
State Department
Capitol
Senate Foreign Relations Group
Van Devanter to retire as Supreme Court shifts in 1930s
Willis Van Devanter will retire next month making him the second living former justice and the twenty sixth to leave the court by choice. John Hessin Clarke is the only other living former justice, aged 79, residing in San Diego. The piece notes the court's aging bench and historic retirements since 1790 with Hughes having left earlier to run for president.
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Washington
Willis van Devanter
Supreme Court
John Hessin Clarke
San Diego
Calif
Royal Exchange
New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Senator Bilbo seeks divorce amid heated Mississippi court
In Poplarville Mississippi Senator Theo Bilbo and his wife Mrs Bilbo faced a tense court session over his divorce petition rooted in alleged habitual cruel and inhuman treatment. Mrs Bilbo countered with abandonment and infidelity claims seeking support and separation. A key exchange included a January 30 1936 letter instructing her to stay from his properties.
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Poplarville
Miss
Theo G. Bilbo
United States
Mississippi
Bilbo
Executive
Hemingway Predicts Loyalists Will Win In Spain
Ernest Hemingway, after brief Madrid front observation, asserts government forces will prevail. He argues Franco is out of luck as Madrid’s plateau defense favors the loyalists and notes Moorish troops’ losses and Italian limitations on foreign soil. If Bilbao falls, he expects two more years of war. else, possible end late this fall or next spring.
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New York
Ernest Hemingway
Madrid
United States
Francisco Franco
Hemingway
Franco
Spain
Bilbao
Coral's true nature revealed as animal polyps not insect
For centuries scientists mistook coral for an insect. The marine organisms belong to the animal group called polyps, challenging long held classifications and expanding understanding of coral biology.
Bates and Wagoner Tie the Knot in Harrisonburg
Miss Brownie Bates daughter of Mr and Mrs L Bates Jonesville and Otis Wagoner son of Mrs Charlie Wagoner Jonesville were married recently in Harrisonburg. Justice H W Bethard officiated and the couple will reside in Jonesville.
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Jonesville
Specia
Brownie Bates
L. Bates
Otis Wagoner
Charlie Wagoner
Harrisonburg
H. W. Bethard
NOE 10 FIGHT over cost of admin and luxury tax proposal
The excerpt argues the administration and many officials consume most of the social welfare funds and calls for cutting payrolls. Governor Leche plans a special session to pivot the luxury tax into a general two percent sales tax. A critic claims a sales tax unfairly shifts burden to the poor and cites Huey P. Long era principles. Hairdressing employs 300,000 in England.
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Cessor
van Devanter
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Logan
Kentucky
Robinson
Ashrust
Cummings
Stanley Reed
Robert H. Jackson
James M. Landis
The
Securities Commission
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Donald R. Richberg
Fomer Nra
Felix Frankfurter
Harvard Law School
Justin Miller
Board of Tax Appeals
New York
Ferdinand Pecora
Learned Hand
Samuel Rosenman
Richard Leche
A. R. Johnson
Noel
Huey P. Long
Warren Father and Son Engage in Wholesale Grocery Trade
Rayville based Warren family from Haynesville born 1900 and his son run a wholesale grocery business with W B Warren born 1900 in Haynesville. The elder Warren grew up in Bienville parish and moved to Rayville. He holds Masonic prominence, Kiwanis and chamber memberships in Monroe and West Monroe and attends West Monroe Methodist church. He is married with two children.
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Twin Cities
Rayville
W. B. Warren
Mr. Warren
Haynesville
Bienville Parish
West Monroe
One-Day Mayflies Live Fast and Die Young
Some mayfly species complete life in a single day, mating and dying between one sunrise and the next, a brief but prolific life cycle.
Weston social guests share weekend visits
Miss Agnes Thomas of Weston was a week end guest of her parents Mr and Mrs A D Thomas. Miss Dorothy Rasperry has returned from the Hodge clinic where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. Mr and Mrs Odsis Tugwell Ralph and Billy Works of Farmerville were guests of Mrs J S Bryan recently. Mr and Mrs Clyde Stewart and small daughter Rosa Mebba visited Mrs Stewart's parents Mr and Mrs C L Stroud of Ansley recently.
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Agnes Thomas
Weston
Mrs
A. D. Thomas
Dorothy Rasperry
Hodge Clinic
Odsis Tugwell
Ralph and
Billy Works
Farmerville
J. S. Bryan
Clyde Stewart
Rosa Mebba
Mrs. Stewart
C. L. Stroud
Ansley
Chesterfield Cigarettes Advertise Modern Travel Ties
An ad touts up to the minute travel and trains and planes, linking enjoyment of modern life to Chesterfield cigarettes. It promotes pure paper and a blend of mild ripe aromatic tobaccos aged for two years or more, claiming Chesterfield as an outstanding cigarette.
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Dodd
Thompson
Illinois
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Herbert C. Pell
Rhode Island
Portugal
St. Joseph
Governor's Office
Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Department M
Gulfport
S.S. Dixie
New Orleans
Our
St. Charles St
Poydras St
New Orleans, la
Southern Pacific
Noe
Batiste
Dimity
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