Clubs Gather For Meetings And Socials This Week
A packed slate of club meetings and social events fills the week. The Business and Professional, Women's, and others convene at 12:15 p.m to 2:40 p.m at various city venues. the Hard of Hearing League meets at 9:30 a.m. several PTA units, garden clubs, and church groups host programs, teas, and sales with notable attendees including Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Wiley, and Mrs. Moore.
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Womet
League For the
Hard of
We. O. A
San Antonio Dental Society
Mys
W. P. Foster
Rosewood Avenue
Eli Hertzberg
Celling Gawlens School
Parent-Teacher Association
Woman's Club
Ban Pods Avenue
Halsilton
Grandview Place
Avausta
Halle’ Cross
East Restwood Avenue
Retail Druggists
Hake Womeck
Terre
Poh Yu
Mra
Henry Mayers
Mesdayes Curry
Magee
Grace Taylor
Fred Wiley
Mesdames Albert Meftae
C.W. Richards
Ed Hancock
Hermin Borchers
Mies
Cora Buller
Atherl Mo. Rive
West Ashby Blace
Trial of Claus Delayed Yet Again in Local Case
The trial of Clauss on charges connected to A CG, at the Fourth District Court, was postponed again. Judge McCrory announced the next date would be in May, moving from the originally set April 23.
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Claus
Skeeter
Clauss
Jude Wlw. McCrory
Winelyfourth
Steel
DuPont
Well Unwanted In Brownwood Texas Memorial Tall Spot
A fragment notes a 285 well in Brownwood Texas located in an unwanted corner near a memorial tall. The spring edition of The Tights, Free Reader Directory is available in Piggly Wiggly stores, ask for it.
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Texas
Resignation of Conculator WN Dgpute in Boston
Charles G Wood, a labor conciliator for the federation, resigns amid differing opinions on his role. He accuses Frances Perkins of inaction while the Labour Department states he was notified over a month earlier that his services would not be required.
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Boston
Charles G. Wood
Federation Concitigtion Service
East
South
Middle West
Wead
Rasigalion Ray
Frances Perkins
Tary
Labor
Tavop
Wood
Uan
India
Miss Perkins
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Washington
Goncuilator
Ainazdaly
New Bedford
Jabor Department
Charles O. Wood
Department of Labor
Hugh L. Kerwit
Cortciliation
U of 20
Mail Theft Trial Nears Conclusion in Fort Worth
In Fort Worth on April 2 the trial of C. D. Stevens and co defendants continued on January 21 1993 in a mail robbery case involving 72000 dollars. After three hours of argument the jury was to be instructed and the case expected to go to the jury.
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Fort Worth
C. D. Stevens
James &. Wilson
Heer
Easter Egg Roll Fete At White House Attracts Thousands
Washington April 2 Thousands of children gathered on the White House lawn for the traditional Easter egg roll as President Roosevelts family greeted guests. Buevie Dal the president s grandson said he liked the toy animals. Mrs Roosevelt wore a fright blue gown and others appeared in red and yellow outfits amid a festive crowd.
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Washington
White House
Buevie Dal
Frandson
Aig
Anita Dall Gered
Sistie
Usal
Mra Roosevelt
Mrs. Dall
Buzze
Pastor Hulals Bible From Pulpit S
In Lansdowne April 20, 07 a church drama startled the Easter service when Pastor Hanford hurled his Bible at the pulpit scolding sermons as humanly flawed. He warned the Bible must be God’s word despite language limits, urging the church to resist men’s interpretations. The congregation of about 80 listened as he recalled his wife receiving the Bible upon marriage twelve years ago. He decried church teachings that enslave truth and called out the need for honest faith beyond human institution and power.
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Lansdowne, Ad
Tittle Methodist
Robert Wesley Hanford
Hanford
Raga
Thay
Wnan
Jesus
Hoover Says No News From His Visit To California
Chicago April 2 Former president Herbert Hoover said there is no news to report from his visit as he boarded a train for Palo Alto California. He remarked there are no polities in his visit and that he has had a nice trip visiting old friends. He declined to comment on public questions or current policies.
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Hoover
Chicago
Herbert “Hoover
Washington
Dairy production reform lecture outlines 10 percent pledge
Secretary Wallace opened a nationwide discussion on a proposed dairy production control plan. He argued the program aims to place dairy production on a sounder, economy driven basis, improve herd quality and land use, and safeguard public confidence in the dairy industry. The plan pledges a 10 percent contract production target per signatory.
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Philadelpaya
Anil 9
Wallace
Inday
Grive
Gairy
Ae Out
Jeon
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Agriculure
Tas
Aixyman
Stocks Steady Amid Threats and Labor Pressures
The market closes week largely unchanged as Nasdaq-like trends show resilience despite NRA wage policies and labor costs. Analysts cite political stability, inflation expectations, and delayed price shifts as reasons for limited losses while earnings rise and select stocks hit new highs.
Bank Association Report Shows Mixed Bank Outlook
A New York summary from the American Bankers Association notes improving overall conditions with rising deposits and no failures within the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation system. It highlights regional strength in the South Central West and Southwest and observes uneven activity across February to March with pockets of growth in retail sales and wage increases despite continued industrial challenges.
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Bank Association
New York
American Bankers’ Association
Is Journal
Federal Deposit Tnaurance Corporation
Maren
Journal Aid
Unclear Text from 1992 2033 Data Fragment
Fragmentary note references average production and benefits per pound with a 40 cent rate for something named bublette. Mentions funds from a processing tax or nuller starting at 1 cent and counts for sound and Incresalog bo. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
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