Life in the U S A A Tennessee Story of Grady Carpenter
From sharecroppers to community pillars, Grady J Carpenter and his wife rise from poverty in Moscow Tennessee to respected civic figures. The piece traces their hard early years, marriage in 1933, and 43 year old Grady earning about seven thousand dollars last year as they adapt to the changed cotton economy.
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Life At
The
USA
Grady J. Carpenter
Tate
Imos
Joan Kk
Henry Moscow
Grady J Carpenter
Moscow
Tenn
Chile
Tennessee
America
Geneve
Nile
Zowe
Grady Carpenter
Worhout
Carpenters
Blewis
Fayoltte County
Grady
Marshall County
Mississippi
Payette
Carpenter
Praia Ti Tagg
Red Haired Minister Enters Oklahoma Senate Race
Oklahoma City pastor the Rev William Ho Alexander announces Democratic bid for U S Senate before a packed service at First Christal Church Headsquar ters set in a city hotel with political observers split on the outcome Opponents include Elmer Thomas and Mike Montoney Alexander taps an investment firm executive as campaign manager and a personal pilot for logistics
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William Ho Alexander
First Christal Church
Oklahoma City
Senate
Alesanders
Elmer ‘Laoimas
Thomas
Mike Montoney
Pethome
Alexander
Montoney
Esecutioe
Oklahoma
US Ambassador’s Wife Tops Danish Courtesy Debates
Denmark wrangled over the status of Mrs. Ambassador Eugene Anderson as the US envoy’s wife becomes a diplomatic headache. Officials debated her title and rank, finally assigning a specific diplomatic standing between charge d affaires and counselors, while she drew broad attention for her wardrobing and social engagements.
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Copenhagen
Eugene Andertson
Red Wing
Minny
Denmark
United States
Hesston
Rydhave
Denith
Mmusntounis
Anderson
Kong Frederik IX
Borg
Con West
Eugenio
Ander
Jueen Ingres
Gustav Rasmussen
Husatne
U.S State Department
Washington
U.S
Etichen
Eugenie Anderson
Aalborg
Luxembourgh Hostess Mrs Perle Mesta Shines In Post
Alfred Cheval portrays Mrs Perle Mesta, Luxembourg’s content diplomat and Washington hostess, as a tireless, well loved figure. In seven months as minister she keeps a strict 8:30 to 6 routine, loves the people, and is praised for her hard work, quick learning, and independence in a role with few problems.
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Perle Mesta
U. S
Lhxentbourg
Clare H. Armstrong
Brussels
Alfred Cheval
Lusembourg
Unheil
Lilsembourg
Cistomat
Luxemburgers
Washington
Hhas
Grand Duchy
Paris
Gettng
Luxembourg
Elxemburger
Legation
Mesta
Peru Real Pot of Gold Tourists Sew Vyorhk Travel Tales
Travelers from Lima’s Fair share enthusiastic accounts of treasure tales in Peru that echo Pizarro’s lure yet aim at modern appeal. Foreign visitors, including Grand Duchess Charlotte’s circles and American soldiers, find lavish parties, palaces, and temples reassured by genuine hospitality and the promise of illicit gains.
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Lima
Pizarro
Peru
Charlotte
Mesta
Germany
Mestasiittte
Paris Children Center Opens with UN Help
The first International Children's Center in Paris, created by the French government with UN agencies, opens to study child welfare topics. Dr. Robert Debre leads an eight member cabinet as experts from several nations join to investigate streptomycin effects on young children. Officials expect an American appointee soon as funding nears 1.86 million dollars from UNICEF and partners.
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Paris
Manchuria
United Nations
Atend
Children's Center
Robert Debre
Thal
Gie Teal
Debre
French Academy of Mediating
Dr. Debre
F Fom
Sweden
Great Britain
Brasil
Australia
Poland
Anderson
Minnesota
Celles Center
tIre
United Nations International Chil- Tao Danwh
Nfuriatad
Rs Iin
Dren's Fund
Unicefi
Czarina of Hats Maud Moody Fou the Nsat 20 years
Maud Moody, famed hat editor of Women's Wear Daily, has become millinery consultant after 28 years with the magazine. Her sharp eye and influence shaped season hits, guiding buyers nationwide. Her retirement and new role solidify her as a pivotal figure in American hat fashion.
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Maud Moody
America
Stalin
Frand
Amanca
Maud Mardy
Atilliners
Wasteen's Wear Daily
Merchand
Moody
Ike
Leuse
New York
Armance
Newport
Pain Beach
Saratone
Bloody
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Gartons
Phlon
Belle Pyramid
Althea Winaler
Alps
Jagksoh
Perkins Nebalk
Ceeats
U.S. A
Orlanoma City
Hamibome
U. S. Senate
Pia
Migraurian
Mde
Algiancer
Cosboy
Ror Rogers
Hallyaweord
Alen
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Mesta Charms
Children’s Center
By Eloise
Czarina
Dorothy Roe
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