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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1934

Page

8

Steel industry employment up for June figures show rise

Employment in the steel industry reached 485 906 in June per American Iron and Steel Institute. Up 6 004 from May and 117 820 year over year. Wage earners total 416 547 about 90 percent of 1920 peak. Total wages 49 406 064 down 2 429 267 from May, but up 18 905 903 from last June. Average hours 36.6 to 3.7 per week. Average earnings 63.9 cents per hour vs 64.6 in May.

American Iron and Steel Institute

Economy shows mixed gains in June 1933 data

The 1933 June figures reveal industry up 16 percent from the prior year with employment rising 35 percent and total wages increasing 66 percent. Average hourly earnings also up 35 percent, while other sectors show varied progress.

Kinney Recovering From Bicycle Car Collision

Lee Kinney of 1210 Third Avenue South is recovering at home after a Saturday night bicycle collision with a car on Second Avenue. He was treated by Dr. A M Roan and discharged.

Lee Kinney Third Avenue South Second Avenue A. M. Roan Kinney

Visit Coast Return From Florida and Gulfport Trip

Mr and Mrs C C Johnson return from a two week visit to New Orleans Pensacola Gulfport and Mobile. They toured historic sites and enjoyed coastal scenery while renewing family ties and sharing travel experiences with friends.

Coast Mrs. C. C. Johnson New Orleans Pensacola Gulfport Mobile

Evangelist Cowell Draws Thousands in Decatur Campaign

About 6000 hear evangelist Cowell speak at city events and lectures across a week long campaign. Special envelopes announce offerings during the final week will go to the evangelist as six weeks of service. Final Sunday features three sermons at First Presbyterian Church and performances on "The Millennium" and "Tomorrow."

Evangelistic Party Cowell Jesus Christ Christ Mr. Cowell Decatur First Presbyterian Church

Youths Set Out In Home Made Canoe For Vacation Trip

Amos Levin and Billy Nelson, known local youths, departed on a novel vacation voyage in a canoe they built themselves. They plan to row to upstream points with no fixed destination, continuing as weather allows.

Amos Levin Billy Nelson

Falkville Visitors Visit Mrs McCarley

Falkville residents Miss Bernice Walling and Miss Louise Walling are visiting their sister Mrs M M McCarley at her Fifth Avenue West home.

Bernice and Louise Walling Falkville

Alabama Moratorium Ruling Echoes 1837 Foreclosure Relief

Justice Walker upholds Alabama redeeming law allowing landowners two years to regain property sold after the 1837 panic, citing social and economic needs. The opinion contrasts with Chief Justice Hughes’s Minnesota mortgage moratorium, 5 to 4 in the Supreme Court, noting differing impacts on contract rights. Justice Walker, born in Tennessee, served in Calhoun T alladega and Montgomery counties before becoming chief justice.

Justice Walker Alabama Justice Hughes Minnesota Justine Hughes Hughes United States Supreme Court Sutherland Supreme Court Tennessee Walker Calhoun Talladega Montgomery

Fennell Cemetery Cleanup Planned by Relatives

Descendants and relatives of the Fennell family are asked to meet at Fennell cemetery on Thursday August 9 for a burial ground cleanup. The start time is six o clock in the morning and attendees are asked to bring baskets.

Fennell Fennell Cemetery

Patient Improves After Saturday Operation at Baughs Infirmary

Mrs. Ben Poole of Decatur Route 2 is reported improved today after an operation performed Saturday at Baugh's Infirmary.

Ben Poole Decatur Baugh’s Infirmary

Contract Bridge Tten for Central Press

Famous bridge teacher E V Shepard analyzes a complex hand where declarer risks with multiple finesses. West overcalls 2NT with a singleton diamond, then 3NT, and the hand unfolds with careful timing of entries and finesses to reach ten tricks while readers note the strategic danger.

Central Press E V. Shepard West Tak

Stylists Craft Modern Version Of Hepburn Hair Dress

Katharine Hepburn’s Civil War era hairstyle inspires a modern adaptation by salons. The guide outlines steps from washing and waving to an oval part and ringlet curls, with tips for different face shapes and finishing touches.

Hepburtn Gladys Glad Americ Katharine Hepburn

Lanolin as Skin Food for Wrinkles

Beatrice notes lanolin is primarily a skin food and helps remove lines. Apply it generously to wrinkled areas nightly to improve the skin.

Beatrice

Special Term of Court Requested in Scottsboro Case

Attorney General Thomas Knight joined defense in seeking a special term of the supreme court this summer to rule on the defense’s request for a rehearing after an unanimous prior ruling. A key issue is Patterson who did not file the bill of exceptions timely, with Nails and Care of and Legs as noted items.

Thomas £&. Knight, Jr Scottsboro Sureme Court Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Patterson

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