Legion Aids Alabama Day Plan Amid Budget Talk
State adjutant D Trotter Jones warns against factionalism as the Legion backs an active Alabama Day observance with civic clubs. A 12 000 member goal is set and a $13 375 budget is approved for planned activities while Commander Inge directs outreach to public works officials in Washington. Committees led by R James Mobile Maiberi Cammack Tuscaloosa and Plunkett cover employment law and order and child welfare.
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Montgomery
Legion
Alabama
Inge
Washi
I. Committee
R. Jameeri
Mobile
Maiberi Cammack
Tuscaloces
K. W. Plunkett
Walter Bragg Smith
Montlaw and Order
Taylor
Champion Pugilist Morimon tal 1 Fighter Victory
Readable crossword style clues describe a champion pugilist and listed terms. The entry references a fighter who defeated Mex Reer with multiple thematic hints and vertical clues covering names, places, and common words.
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Dr Pepper Contest Winners Named Across States
The Dr Pepper contest announces prize winners led by Margaret Robinson of Brinkley Arkansas for first prize. The list names many recipients across Alabama California Illinois and more with prizes ranging from 1000 to 5 dollars. Executive secretary Alfonso Johnson and Dallas Advertising Association officials congratulate winners and note apologies for unawarded prizes.
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Alfonso Jonnson
Southwestern Association of Advertising Agencies
Three Women at Princess Theatre Promises Bright Plot
The General Electric picture Three Women plays at the Princess Theatre Friday August 9 with Johnny Mack Brown and Shelia Manner as bride and groom. The film uses Technicolor and centers on home making with modern electrical appliances. John Wyker & Son offer free electrical prizes to attending housewives at both matinee and evening shows.
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Princess Theatre
Hollywood
Johnny Mack Brown
Shelia Manner
John , Wyker & Son
Thirty Wounded In Day's Rioting In Crete
In Candia Crete thirty people were wounded including five police during a day of rioting sparked by a labor strike. Martial law was declared and government troops and two destroyers were sent to restore order amid allegations the unrest was inspired by supporters of former Premier Venizelos and a prior spring rebellion in Crete and Macedonia.
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Candia
Erakleion
Crete
Eleutherios Veniselos
Macedonia
Car overturns near Bank and Lee streets injures rider
Max Leeman escaped serious injury when the car he rode in struck a curb and turned over at Bank and Lee streets at 7 45 Sunday night. He was knocked unconscious but unharmed after first aid by Brown's ambulance crew at the Benevolent Society stall and then returned home on Seventh Avenue West.
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Bank and Lee Streets
Brown
Benevolent Society
Seventh Avenue
West
Mississippi Governor Primary Forces Runoff Prospects
Mississippi voters face a crowded gubernatorial field with six candidates including Dr. E A Copeland Lester C Franklin Paul B Johnson Dennis Murphree and Le White. Most forecasts expect no winner in the first primary and a runoff between the top two. Polls open 7 8 and close 6 with slow canvassing expected due to long ballot.
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Jackson
Lester C. Franklin
Tax Commission
Paul B. Johnson
Hattiesburg
Dennis
Leutenant
Calhoun City
le White
Columbia
Miss
Lumberman
Gulf Coast
Johnson
White
Biloxi
Gulfport
Murphree
King Sol Still Is Blistering State
A blistering hot day across Alabama after record temperatures the previous day. In Montgomery and Mobile the high reached 96 degrees with Florence at 102 despite 22 inches of rain in the area. Decatur and Eufaula posted 90s while Ozark logged 94, and Florence led the heat as the coolest spot among several readings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Florence Lowviet
U. S
Decatur
Eufaula
Japan to protest sketch of emperor in Vanity Fair
Ambassador Hiroji Satto said he would file representations with Secretary Hull over a Vanity Fair caricature depicting the Japanese emperor with a Nobel Peace Prize label. The discussion was set for today at the State Department to address the alleged insult.
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Washington
Hiroji Satto
Hull
Clash Leaves Four Wounded After Marseille Rally
Four people were hospitalized in Marseille after a clash between Royalists and Leftists. Buses carried Royalists back from a 10,000 strong Réque Marine gathering when left wingers attacked. The fight ended when gendarmes routed the combatants.
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Marseille
France
Réque Marine
Intense Cold Technology for Synthetic Rubber Production
The article describes a 100 below zero cold system used by a DuPont type facility to produce Monovinyl acetylene for synthetic rubber. It explains the process of liquefying gases, separating acetylene derivatives, and using automated chilling tanks condensers and stills with a centrifugal refrigeration unit. It notes broader industrial use of extreme cold from 182 below to 50 60 below in refining and quick freeze plants.
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du Pont
Carrier Engineering Corporation
Ice Cream Hardens at 20 Below
A brief note reports ice cream hardening at 20 below as a reference point. No additional context or figures accompany the observation.
Selma Youth Drowns Near Fort Smith Sink Hole
Northwest Arkansas reports its eighth drowning of the summer as 18 year old Thomas Longcrier of Selma Alabama drowns wading with two companions near a sink hole on Wildcat mountain north of the federal camp.
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Ark
Northwest
Arkansas
Thomas Longcrier
Selma
Ala
Wildcat Mountain
Lynching of Negro Accused of Attack in Pittsboro
Hodie Bates, a Black man accused of attempting to enter a Pittsboro home, was seized from Calhoun county jail by a white mob and hanged from a bridge over the Yalobusha river. No arrests reported. Bates reportedly admitted to the home before the mob acted.
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Miss
Hodie Bates
Calhoun County
Bates
Yalobusha River
Jack W. Powell
Ction
Anothe Negro
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