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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

2

Admitted Slayer Of Girl Given Death In Electric Chair By Jury

Gerald Thompson, 26, was sentenced to death by electric chair by a circuit jury after a four hour deliberation for a series of attacks on Peoria women. His attorney sought a new trial while claiming Thompson was insane about sex, but the judge moved toward appeal after the verdict. Thompson broke into tears as the sentence was pronounced and awaited proceedings in Judge Daily's chambers.

Peoria Thompson Joseph B. Daily Daily Ben Thurman Edwin V. Champion Thurman Miss Hallmark Champion State, War, and Navy Postoffice Department Capitol George Washington Armed Services Army Navy Marine Corps Service

Gate of the tuberculosis at Flint near completion

A board meeting approved a $1000 gift to fund 20 000 gallon water tank and necessary piping for the sanatorium water system. Test wells are underway and if water is insufficient other means may be sought. Tuscaloosa officials plan to inspect a new nearby facility.

Flint Board of Airs Ésanatorium

Nurse in Missouri hospital linked to double tragedy case

A nurse, Louise Schaffer a Gennes, is questioned in a Missouri case involving a doctor, Dr. Bauer, and a missing man Zenge. Coroner hearings reveal Bauer's abrupt marriage in Kirksville and Zenge's startling disappearance after alleged threats.

Jones Peaknile Louise Schaffer Gennes Eta el Barengaio Ann Arbor Loneyspoon Renee Intenir Sree Charles Reaume Manana Norman Jediley CG. M. Parker Missouri Thighway Police Zenger Canton Zenge Missouri Louise K Bauer Bauer Kirksville

How To Can Beet Slices And Whole Baby Beets

An instructional guide on selecting washing and canning beets for home use. Steps cover boiling whole and sliced beets, removing skins, packing in hot sterilized jars, adding salt sugar lemon juice, and processing in a hot oven to seal. Also includes a sample breakfast menu.

Mary EB Dague Nea Baby E

Urgent Request To Register For Re-Employment Office

Elizabeth Bryan of Morgan County appeals for immediate registration of workers for relief and white collar projects at the re employment office on Second Avenue. Those on WPA work will be moved from relief rolls and only named individuals can be considered.

Elizabeth Bryan Morgan County Second Avenue

Big Crowd Attends Hartselle Community Singing

A large community singing in Hartselle drew an estimated 800 to 1,000 people Tuesday night at the Church of the Nazarene. The event was attended by representatives from all of Morgan County and nearby areas.

Hartselle Revere Church of the Nazarene Oll Morgan County

Bank clearings rise for 22 cities in week ending July 31

The Dun & Bradstreet report shows total bank clearings for the twenty two leading cities for the week ending July 31 at 4.77924 billion dollars, compared with the prior year.

New York Dunn& Bradstreet

Services Held For Wilborn Infant

Funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Wilborn were held at 2 1 o clock at Herrib wang cg in Stowell, Harteelle. The baby died at 5 30 Wednesday afternoon. The parents survive.

H. R. Wilborn Herribwang Stowell Harteelle

Segrest Banker and Legislator Dies in Alabama Hotel

Charles E. Segrest age 57 a Slo comb banker and Geneva County legislator died of pectoris in a hotel room here last night eight hours after being stricken. He served as a state representative and was active in local affairs.

Zenge Ioer Cleve Esters Legialy Uantoosny, Ja Charles E. Segrest Slocomb Geneva County

Sedition Bill Likely To Be Vetoed By Graves In Alabama

In Montgomery on August 1 1935 Governor Bibb Graves faced pressure as legislators debated a street anti sedition measure and a plan to cut taxes on telephone companies amid the death of Representative Charles B. Segrest. Conferees on the swift bill reorganizing the game and fish department planned to finish a conference report while a proposed rule making power for the board drew scrutiny.

Montgomery Ala Agust Bibb Graves Tn Wiew Charles B. Segrest Geneva House Ways and Means Stoss House Téservtative Ghatincey Tks Barbour Senate Ana Swift State Department of Game and Fish Conservation Board Wild Life Consern

Behind the Scenes in Washington by Willis Thornton

Washington commentary on Wagner Act impact at the AFL and growing labor drives. Mentions United Mine Workers planning major action against Progressive Miners in Harlan County and references wartime military manpower and post office notes.

Willis. Thornton NEA Qwashington American Federation of Labor NRA A. F. of L A. F of L William Green United Mine Workers Harlan County

Landon Surfaces as Hopeful President Targeted by Tigers Scout

Gov. Alf Landon of Kansas is urged by Detroit Tigers scout Steve O'Rourke to outlaw softball, the scout arguing the sport harms major league prospects. O'Rourke, nicknamed the ivory hunter, pressed Landon during a visit in Topeka.

Topeka Kas Alf M Landon Kansas United States Steve O’rourke Detroit Tigers Ivory Hunter O'Rourke

Dog Howls Outside Police Station in Loyal City

Peter Finegan’s mongrel dog stood before the police station and howled, as officers prepared to place the animal in a cell with its master in Loyal.

Philadelphia Peter Finegan Wee

Summer Slump Eases Amid Strong Power Demand

Trade officials forecast a fourth upsurge in the economy over the past two and a half years as operations run at 44 percent capacity. Electric power output remains the year’s peak while auto makers report 1985 models welcomed with strong demand continuing into summer. Scrap steel prices hold at $11.58 a ton, the highest since February.

Bank to Open in Montgomery Valley Head Opens Aug 6

The Citizens Bank of Valley Head in Alabama will open August 6 under the state banking department with a capital of $25,000 and a paid-in surplus of unknown in the report.

Montgomery Ala Citizens Bank of Valley Head Alabama State Panking Department

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