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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1933

Page

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Battle Over Standard Oil Future Leader Sparks Feud

Inside Standard Oil of New Jersey a bitter split pits New Dealers against conservatives over Walter Teagle’s successor. The fight led to James A. Moffett’s retirement and the promotion of William Farish, a hardline opponent of regulation, prompting liberal opposition and a Bedford quote about Farish as a dangerous, smart, reactionary figure.

Washington Standard Oil of New Jersey Walter C. Teagle James A. Moffett Roosevelt Moffett Teagle Hooverite William 8. Farish Humble Oil Co Standard of New Jersey Farish Standard Oil A. C. Bedford Bedford Bepgrae Bill Lyons Big Jim Farley New York Lyons Farley Woodin Farmey Post Office Department A. V. Dalrymple Prohibition Homer Cummings Cummings Dalrymple Willam Gibbs McAdoo Prohibition Bureau Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice J. Edgar Hoover Doran

Giant flying boat overturns injuring crew en route to Lisbon

An Italian flying boat overturns during takeoff from Horta Azores injuring three. Lieutenant Squaglin dies in hospital, becoming the second fatality on the voyage home from the United States. The rest of the fleet reaches Lisbon seven hours later.

Horta Azores Lisbon Portugal United States Squaglin Amsterdam

Italian air arama completes trans Atlantic mass flight

The Italian air squadron completing a 1500 mile mass flight from Shoal Harbor Newfoundland to the Azores. Three Polish American aviators Benjamin Ademowicz Joseph Ademowicz and Emil Birgen survived a crash landing at Harbor Grace with minor injuries. Lieut Maurice Rossi and Paul Codes, after a New York to Syria distance record flight, planned a return to France once maintenance is finished, with contingency routes via Angmagssalik Greenland Julianehaab and Godthaab depending on ice conditions.

Arama United States Atlantic Shoal Harbor Newfoundland Azores Harbor Grace Benjamin Joseph Ademowicz Emil Birgen Maurice Rossi Paul Codes Rayak Syria New York France Angmagssalik Greenland Julianehaab Godthaab

Parleys for Cuba Peace Between Government Leaders

In Havana a high level meeting at the Presidential palace with President Machado, to decide if he should relinquish power to end Cuba's turmoil. Secretary of State Ferrara arrives from the United States as security rounds the airport. Crowds line the sea wall awaiting two rumor ships.

Havana Cuba Machado Ferrara United States Secret Service

Pilot Club District Meeting Plans Discussed

The Pilot Club held its regular meeting Monday night and planned the North Alabama district meeting to be held in September. The district includes Florence Sheffield Tuscumbia and Decatur clubs. Miss Mattie Jones presided as president.

Pilot Club Florence Sheffield Tuscumbia Decatur North Alabama Mattie Jones

Services today for Mrs Nethery at Southside Baptist Church

Funeral services for Mrs W E Nethery 38 who died of a pistol wound will be held this afternoon at 3 oclock at Southside Baptist Church. Rev J D Pickens and Rev Chitwood of Birmingham will conduct with interment in city cemetery. Pallbearers are E H Hill A G Campbell J H Riddle R L Royer Pred E Halbrooks and Byran Abbott. Survived by husband one son Edward father J R Garrison sister Mrs D M Walker and five brothers E Garrison J M Garrison W M Garrison T F Garrison F L Thompson.

Southside Baptist Church W. E. Nethery Warrior J. D. Pickens Chitwood Birmingham City Cemetery E. H. Hill A. G. Campbell J. H. Riddle T. F. Garrison F. L. Thompson Bessemer

Diphtheria Victim Harold Adair Laid To Rest

Harold Gene Adair two year old diphtheria victim dies after Sunday illness. Funeral at Aldridge Grove church Lawrence county directed by Highsmith of Moulton with Rev. Farrish and Rev. Byars officiating. Burial in chapel cemetery. Survived by parents Bluitt and wife and two brothers Arnold and Alton. Pallbearers include Dee Adair Otis Gentry Ed Adair and Oscar McKay.

Harold Gene Adair Aldridge Grove Lawrence County Highsmith Moulton Robert Farrish Emmett Byars Chapel Bluitt Adair Arnold Alton Danville W. N. Gentry T. A. Aair Dee Adair Otis Gentry Ed Adair Oscar McKay

Prayer Services At Willoughby Presbyterian Church

The regular mid week prayer services are set for the evening at 7 45 conducted by Pastor Rev Vance A Gordon speaking on The Social Mind of Christ at Willoughby Presbyterian Church.

Willoughby Presbyterian Church Vance A. Gordon Christ

Milk War Looms as Police Seek Machine Gun Protection

Albany reports Captain Stephen McGrath of the state police urged authorities to use machine guns to guard milk trucks amid a strike by dairymen. Troops convoying tank trucks were fired on near Little Falls last night. About 300 shots were exchanged as troopers fired back in the ambush.

Albany N. Y New York Stephen McGrath McGrath Little Falls

Candidates Speak at Madison Barbecue With Five Congressional Speakers

A Madison High School event hosts a Thursday barbecue where five U.S. Congress hopefuls will address attendees. Roy E. Stone presides over committees while B L Balch opens with an educational talk. R H Walker speaks 11 15, followed by C L Watts A H Carmichael B M Malone and John J Sparkman. Music by Kelleys orchestra Huntsville.

Madison Madison High Roy E. Stone B. L. Balch Fayette County Congress R. H. Walker C. L. Watts A. H. Carmichael B. &. Malone John J. Sparkman Kelley Colored Orchestra of Huntsville

Roosevelt Drive 10 Employ Gains Momentum Here

A Decatur report outlines the Emergency Re employment campaign to reduce unemployment. W R Spight leads a nationwide effort described as a wartime scale operation with house to house canvassing and military style organization across states and cities.

Roosevelt Decatur United States Todday W. R. Spight Ing Tity

Cooperative Publicity to Boost the Recovery Campaign

A cooperative publicity drive to promote the national recovery act will be launched here. B C Shelton announces NRA aligned effort with newspaper billboards and cinema ads. Local sponsors back the plan aiming to boost understanding and consumer patronage. volunteers may call 46 to join.

B. C. Shelton National Recovery Administration Washington Liberty Loan Paign NRA

Eleven New Full-Time Men Added at Brothers Co Grocery

The M. P. Brothers Company, with 18 stores in north Alabama and southern Tennessee, adopted Roosevelt code employment on August 1. Eleven new full-time workers and 35 extras were added, wages raised for 60 current staff, and hours kept the same. Sales rose 50 percent vs December–January and doubled from July 1932 to July 1933, with no anticipated downturn. The firm reports immediate business gains and full cooperation with the national employment program.

Brothers Co M. P. Brothers Company Alabama Tennessee Roosevelt Brothers Company M. P. Brothers Mr. Brothers

Malone Heard in Talk at Moulton

Judge Malone Morgan county candidate for Congress spoke to 250 to 300 Lawrence countians on the Moulton courthouse lawn during a court recess. He promoted his plan for Congress and met listeners individually, with rural canvassing continuing through the week and appearances at Madison and Ath ens postponed to avoid clashing with Athens.

Moulton Baynard L. Malone Morgan County Congress Edward B. Almon Eighth Judge Malone Mount Hope Town Creek Courtland Malone Madison Athens Florence Killen Sheffield Rogersville

Elizabeth Sewell Expected Home Today From Nashville

Miss Elizabeth Sewell of Nashville is expected home today to spend time with J. Sewell, ge.

Elizabeth Sewell Nashville

Fruit Jar Benefit Show at Princess Theatre

A benefit film event at the Princess Theatre Thursday morning at 11 will collect fruit jars for Decatur district families to help with winter canning. Admission is fruit jars with tops and rubbers, quart jars coving entry for two pint jars if needed, featuring two reels including Mickey's Helping Hand and a one reel comic Big Game.

Princess Theatre Decatur Erin Rowe Miss Rowe Mickey

Striking Miners Return 10 Pits Highlight Grievances

In Uniontown Pennsylvania on August 9, most Southwestern Pennsylvania striking coal miners returned to work at ten pits while new grievances emerged at the Frick Coke Company mine in Grindstone. About 200 miners demanded changes to weighman and miners committee and wired Washington appealing to the NRA.

Uniontown Pennsylvania Frick Coke Company Grindstone NRA Washington

Clothes Stolen From Porch of Home

Eli Press reports the theft of a bundle of clothes from the porch of his home at 206 Ninth Street South. The incident was reported today to police.

Eli Hughes Ninth Street South Seis Crienccon Sepuniaeinane

General Johnson tightens rules on Blue Eagle compliance

Washington report shows Administrator Hugh Johnson warning retailers and employers that recovery act goals require full employment and no hours staggering or excessive rest breaks. He cites enforcement of Blue Eagle standards and outlines separation of auto industry code hearings scheduled within two weeks.

Washington Hugh Johnson General Johnson NRA Hugh G. Johnson Duverinnel

Police Hold Man in Baily Killing in Meridian

Police in Meridian Mississippi hold a suspect named Henkle for the slaying of Oliver Baily a 27 year old Cincinnati social figure. Baily was found beaten to death near Cincinnati early Sunday after passing himself off as the victim and triggering officers suspicion over clothing and a flashy roadster.

Meridian Miss Oliver Baily

Bragg Watches Wrestling Match in Martin Arenas

Charles E. Bragg of Moulton, circuit court clerk of Lawrence County, appeared as an interested spectator at the wrestling event held at Martin arenas Tuesday night.

Charles E. Bragg Moulton Lawrence County Martin Arenas

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