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   Star (Newspaper) - April 21, 1939, Anniston, Alabama                                The Weather In extreme north unlay to erly on Mir High low lullay 19. Complete United Press Leased Wire Coverage m by Head NKA Features Daily in Your Home Paper Today's Cotton Cotton APRIL 21, 5e a a Week By Carrier Mystery Shrouds Woman's Murder Near ft M mm no NO THING Mrs. Truman Erwin Of Killed By Hold Up Man THREE MEN ARE HELD KILLED IN CRACKUP Henderson Of Dead Woman's Son Jailed the of Mrs. Truman 31, of linlly uas found beside a on Hie mad bv Coroner I. Mint Sheriff W. Hunters Thursday night after they a rail placed Albert Henderson of uhn lie uas the woman when she the head willi a hv a man he could not the dead woman's and her placed the county jail landing completion of the by the and the According to the story by en route to home at from when he was asked for a. ride by Mrs. He said In company with a man who was under the influence ol The name of the man was withheld by officers pending a full Henderson toM Hie sheriff that he picked up Mrs. Er- win between Gap anri White Plains and that just north of White Plains he was halted by the He said the col in the sat In the back and gave ders to drive ahead al the point of s He the officers that reached the old Heflin road by Vav of Iron the car the lop of the Henderson the man struck on the head and attempted to Henderson faid he jumped from the car and ran Coroner Gray said son toid of getting two or three people to take him places iil automobiles Henderson delayed In making a report of the Coroner said thai the had been dead about two when he ter Identifying the went to her where her husband and son were taken into The reason for their arrests was not marie Mrs. Envin is survived by hei band and a Hiree W. J. c. and J. K. and a Mrs. S. C. McCat Hoyt 16 Old School Held In Prison DAZED WOMAN ESCAPES FROM HER BLAZING HOME Body Of Luther Taken From Shows Signs Of Severe Beating killing hk Him In Midi miles soul liu esl nf linv thr On an vacation in Dumel 21. a of IX was killed wnh a dent when their crashed near E VI Armament Levy On All Com- Payments To Raise 450 Millions her AOJI came In a ami a fire brat severely 1 1 ion .so t 1 1 re- to b c and lu tltc of lokl him tlic from the burning nnd inlo for went to rhe of a friend and re- was al hi Hie home of He was I u by Sain put rounty be would be kepi ing an investigation of made hy 1 Uond m a serious con- dition the Hor ered ibis tiie fire most nf i lie had away and HIP showed signs of beaten s 8YH POP S T ED Russians loin Front Stop Aggressions Republican Effort To Curb Two Billion Dollar Fund Is Defeated Retains Attendance FIGHT OVER GRANTING ROOSEVELT AUTHORITY Neutrality Act Anri Problems Concern Con- gressional Committees Nut too of ol uith law by n ns the iil April 21. ID Pi meeting as a council of ters under President adopted mure than 30 and economic decrees in- chiding an armament tax on all commercial payments to aid in francs 500.030 j already spent on Oilier decrees 1. An Issue of two-year armament 2. Modification of the 40-hour 3. Severe repression of 4. Repressive measures against political campaigns fomented and financed by foreign I OF DIXIE Change In Setup Announced By Governor As Sent Out TODAY IN CONGRESS Senate In Foreign rehi items on Banking an el currency on Sng act. Motive Norton omnibus hour Foreign affairs on MAJOR Senate Approved bridge Foreign relations Leslie Buell on neutrality committee hoard Hayes testify on refugee dren House Labor ton omnibus LOSE UNIFORMS Afect Same NEW Apr 21. formed storm of the were stripped of shoulder Sam Brownes and swastika arm bands had to sit in basement of Casino last night to hear the Adolf Hitler birthday tion speeches from a Mayor F. new der against guards it and R fire ordinance cluttering Invoked disrupt Use ar- HOLDUP THWARTED Tavern Kills Onr Of Two Discontinuance Of Lash Is Blamed For Trouble Ala. Apr. 21. A strike by more ICO Jefferson County at- to discontinuance of Ihe hart ended today and seven ol the in solitary con- finement on bread and water K. H. head of the county Convict said the of been growing steadily worse since whipping was abolished several weeks The dropped their shovels and on strike at noon The strike was broken about 6 p.m. Commission Proficient n. H. Wharlon said the rebelled they they would not lie whipped know they can he in solitary Wharton is jail to Wharton said it uas unlikely the lash be brought into use he conferred with K. head of the state prison which will take over the s in Only 80 Left Of Who Fought In 60's. Apr. 21. Confederate ans their reunion dav by asking Governor M. Dixon Ihc Legislature 10 increase their pensions from to a to that were adopted less than half the BO veterans said to their comrades the of their Slate pension rolls thai only 60 of the who fouchi under the stars and burs are still their the veterans said reunions lona as there are of Paul Romery County's sole surviving said as nt us are alive we want lo have General n. slate presided over brief sessions of the small Veterans General I. R. General J. A. R. T. General J. E. St A. G. W. Dr. c. C. L M. J T. H. M. w. H. William St W. II J. s. and W. U. Fort Element Of Time Is Main Problem For Weatherman Apr. C. nl will bp 1. U. p. Dixon will will re- main ns he would lo for act ion by thf nn freight the Dixon also would civil icc It rumored thai Cooper Is a cinl of lo ol a Mich now Menu four flay foi ward for in- of merit The sent out hy Joha appointment L J. was Sn Ihp to the ci nl Civil iti iu ilic Is the first form will n part of the ol II expected the in P. riL pysiem m force i thin a PLANE LANDS IN POND 21. u ns en mule by train lo his home in leaving in a pond near who him at the plane had hnen by H wile up and un- f n tl (I with n is inn .in tilling and t In dm Mil. In nn tn thr Mini hv of Mir v. ttir nn I In nf 1RO lo ol tlin funil U of thn of thn lo UP ro Hip v. i of rnn I in ue fnr tun Mi to thr dollar In SO prr cHH nf Its hp New the dollar mils Jii item nf of I he Mm testified inc in lo P no rn a ill r iti y 1c> sis An 'n nut the nnd thn lo 30. fund thp only nn 1hr for 1 ho to for tiie Tlin on a Mini ror n I lif to tho tuo for ol under ro- Ho no ns lo umild br in j on neutrality cunt u Ith F. that American on hus point thai neutrality bo- coniR today dial thun and Include their children in any child Ho lour i him j nt loaM per rent nf the I MARKETS AT A GLANCE i j Ry I I i. I I Storks firm in dull U. B. j Curb j J pnr in lo ihc in l-a lo 3-fl io off I flubber Silver in New nt i 42 3-4 A Soviets Ready For Military Conference To Plan PRESSURE PUT ON SLAVIA BY DICTATORS Gen. Franco Holds Strategic Position In European er Alignments By 1'ii-ss 1.ONI1ON. Apr. 21. Soviet to Creat a for tlie prs tit up c one ret In aid of il was u ml cr stood reliably nu I Up l Tn. n tn nt the dm ice the N. of Junior d IKP in Hie tiny AlliMi in thn i tif made the nil ihp the of Uncle Is Held For Death Apr. 21. OJ il planned for 25, who a two j for his lo for the fatal Defeated In Opening Day Contest Britain and France ivera oT out- if nnl decisive triumph In diplomatic Moll i and Soviet ill ITS anil in reded fighting was In In R new n Ilia nee to resist Tut n re n R K on In K willingness not n or more essential In of tho triple entente had been worked out to British fears of Moscow nnd tears of Poland and Unman he But Trance was putting every possible pressure behind completing the possibly Adolf Hitler the a from and rendy to drop objections to attain ths ol a milled The tremendous Soviet if linked the expected treaty Turkey Into Hie mean a vast mm gin of the European total bloc and would decrease the sudden striking power which haa most powerful of Germany and Hitler nnd Italian Premier Mussolini were striving to thu which London in- sists defensive acid which lin regards The to reply to Roosevelt's the Jugoslavia anri other opening J ilay 1n h hundreds of fans iti far saw the in ns to as Mr. den Wednesday when they feared ol Jugoslavia was understood to i I Jugoslavia was to j The and last year re- in In John any mid again n. bin In- to yt Swindle on of (I ill m 8 t ho won Thr awarded lo the Junior Intent J by N. It was PADDED DEATHS l award bv J. .Mm Tii Al Apr. Fj thn of County Ji In roll In h by nf the vas 13. n M J i in Jni sin the he could IIOL to on nf in. f minus I Thn imphy was ovor tn Hy Hibb Ihr AimMon Jewelry I for Mr. v. Ill Ujc i of is the will In i APPROVES CANAL ills Apr. 21. Frank M. Dixon In- bis on tbo rlor River ro ite to n MEDIATION BOARD They Hall Pa. 24-year-oW waitress ed a holdup of the All-American today and killed one of two The Violet shot James 25. of under the right eye as he turned toward her outside the tavern after she gave the alarm two companions escaped but police arrested Frank they found j In HAND QUICKER THAN EYE April A man a iiiR nut of paper was missing Hitli the Inn women him for film llif Sino anil hills between strips nf paper and cut tn rency wrapped the pack in oiled silk and poured chemicals over I've forgotten one of the hr. Rn grt n. Watch money The women walled before Ihn discovering the April 21. More than 100 delegates to the American annual meeting be- can the second of their talk about anri and fan snrt were the net that Ihe men agreed ing day's is a Tr out the principal In presorts lo the ball fan is In causing the speed of approaching good or batt If the prediction Is for nnd colder and next day turns to be balmy and thn weatherman is called a Rut just it still be cloudy and colder savs the forecaster nho Ins the spoed of Ihe oncoming Grasshopper Army Invading 1 Going 21. I bv invading of i alliance units i nss at s and mobilized UJ back if thorn Die tn 1 they fnr Irie not the II to have federal I and at Already had mile All alt had I Commanders of. Ihe defending hordes nerc so that a pencil amons them could not the anri rhere the earth to be a I inv uas r the Its objective Ihe the stately the lush of tills San ley The Insects attack tree foliage by crawling up the smaller and other tion is by m faul killed rather merely deflected from forward march to pre- vent more widespread Of Seeks Kml Tn j Apr. 21. 1 of of a nir atlon in nn lo Ihc Mine Workers of and H. canal 5lart at anri about l tn with tiie j rlor antl other arms in the i northern part or the a 1lnieivi Is so u l that to it In j j appears to be a matter of she said at a press con- Apr. 21. lUPt Eugene to die In the chair after his con- 1 for criminally assaulting I Hazel 20, I THE WAY IT WORKS April of thr A lo him hs Mir hor nf HIP lir merely froni surh firy uili he punished and means he to pill them In The the nf a who uas Ihr rif a Gil Jail fnr a anil nf a r. lin Imprisonment for hrr job out same the ment boosted her forces by periodic calling up of nation had cut off Us line of both to gone over for thn time being to the which also ns junior Spanish Gen. Economic and lightened Ihe hold of Herhn and Home on the two dl despite the thai Poland is firmly con- Hungary would swing front if she dared rum that were anti- Hitler among slav reservists as they joined the Key In this the final crune of and French with may be of If Russia's front Ihe heavy margin of over the is likely to smaller states which on side of the RO that preliminary between and were fnr Jin of war or troops through their defend either against and was any could the small Baltic states are on her vital northern Moth Poland Rumania are that they may make some permitting the Soviet's Krci army to march across their the Russians never back Only crave of an enemy on their have tended to over- come their toward Moscow and still attempting to work both skies ol the fence by c maintaining a theoretical lly that would leave thorn free to 1 make their own decisions the time Britain nnc would not i the bonier states Jn their broader alignment of power in blocs J almost parallel to the are out to build a fence against expansion find Ihe little states coma Incidental to the main i  

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