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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1935
Page
2
Despite earlier crop failures, agricultural experts in Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota report very good to ideal conditions for the coming season. Analysts forecast robust yields with continued planting ensuring sufficient crops for farmers.
Experts will assist Valley officials in malaria control efforts focusing on prevention, surveillance, and community education. The program aims to reduce transmission and strengthen local health capacity through coordinated interventions.
President Roosevelt urges support for the New Deal during his March 1933 address, praising recovery, stressing vigilance against corruption, and defending social security, work relief, and utility reform while defending the administration's expansive program and its nationwide reach across 8 000 counties.
The piece questions how much loan and giveaway money the New Deal may provide under Ickes and Hopkins, noting friction in implementing federal work relief. It details Walker’s pivotal post deciding state allocations and touches on U.S. actions in Haiti amid State Department tensions and a Vincent plebiscite.
The body of 4 year old Richard Max Perrot, missing since April 4, was recovered from the Chicago River near his home. Investigators linked the disappearance to threats and a $160 ransom demand amid reports a man described as the “thin man” lured the child.
Senator Wheeler urged federal action to regulate public utility holding firms when states fail to act. He told a committee hearing the federal government should step in, while H Lester Hooker of the Virginia commission argued states could regulate utilities and keep rates in check.
The article advocates eggs as concentrated yet digestible food suitable for the whole family, with proper preparation and low temp cooking. It lists breakfast to dinner suggestions, warns against overseasoned or fried eggs for children, and provides a recipe for Stuffed Eggs au Gratin with mushrooms and cheese.
Three people were taken into custody after the Hotel Randolph burned, causing $40,000 in damage. Pauline Gearhart, a 17 year old, admitted starting the fire, with two relatives in custody. Gearhart, Lige Dame Jr and brother in law Ben Dame were moved for questioning. No injuries reported.
Miss Virginia street a saleslady at Alexander's on Moulton street was taken to Benevolent Society Hospital Sunday for appendicitis surgery and is resting well. Several residents visited, including Mrs. Morris and children of Tuscumbia and L. L. Mathews of Leen. Police court heard twenty cases for drunkenness traffic and prohibition offenses.
Durocher denies factional conflict as organized labor calls for a boycott of the St Louis Cardinals until he is removed from the lineup. The dispute traces to a February confrontation involving garment worker Miss Lorris Smith and testimony given near Forest Manus Co. Cardials officials, including Branch Rickey, condemn the boycott as unfortunate while stressing no union hostility toward Durocher.
The Junior Civics club of Central High School enjoyed an outing to Seneca Springs in Trinity on Friday night April 26. Members present included Rarah Campbell Willie Burges Kathleen dy Helen Mahaffey June Span iel Annelle McCulloch Ed Marvin Worley Tom Wiley Edward Smith Robert Snow Henry Ford Brazelton and Virginia Gilbreath.
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