Young Democrats of America convene amid vote buying charges
The Young Democratic Clubs of America opened their fourth biennial convention at Duquesne Garden with 10 000 members expected. Senators Pepper and Johnson prepared to deliver keynotes while committees planned resolutions on the New Deal and Hatch act implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver Pittsburgh
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Duquesne Garden
Claude Pepper
Florida
Ardent New Dealer
Louis Johnson
Charles Michelson
Democratic Nate Committee
Oliver A. Quayle
John J. O'Connor
New York
Roosevelt
Harry Shank
Ohio
Illinois
Homer Mat Adams
Springfield
Ill
Adams
Shank
Family secrets strain Robert Ransom and Corrinne
Robert Ransom confronts his father about a supposed betrayal over Corrinne and a church backed gift. He leaves school vowing to work and repay funds, while a flood threat looms as students evacuate and dorms brace for rising river waters.
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Robert Ransom
Corrinne
Robert
Churchulletin
Sarah Anne
Hollows
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Malaria
Don’t endure malaria chills and fever. At first sign take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. Contains tasteless quinidine and iron. It combats malaria infection, relieves chills and fever, and is pleasant to take. Buy the large size at all drug stores.
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Grove
Evenildren
Maria
Political scrum over voting rules and campaign funding
Adams labeled the Shank accusation as a bank claim while his campaign manager Sanr Keys denied money bags influence from the senior Democratic organization in Springfield. Other candidates include John Neff of Staunton Virginia seen as second choice and former State Senator Pat Beacom of Huntington West Virginia.
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Adams
Sanr «Keys
Springfield
John Neff
Staunton
Pat Beacom
Huntington
W. Va
Second Cotton Bowl Brought In for Season Near Alabama Mill
John Sandlin reported the second opened cotton bowl of the season from his land near the Alabama Hosiery Mill. The D. P. L. 11-A cotton used 300 pounds of 6-8-4 fertilizer per acre. Pick expected by August 20 with an estimated yield at 80 percent of last year. The first bale, 450 pounds, sold in Crew-Shaw county Tuesday for 16 dollars 35 cents.
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John Sandlin
Alabama
Dormitory Girls Survive Night of River Flood
In a dormitory on the river, girls gather in a large third floor game room as warning broadcasts urge boats for rescues after downed wires sever communications. The dam may fail, state militia arrive, and a vast flood threatens the area with the narrative ending in suspense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrinne
Sarah Anne
Murray House Sent to School for Aquatic Life Saving
Murray House of the Alabama Power Company departs Aug 22 for Brevard North Carolina to enter the American Red Cross Aquatic School. He will study life saving first aid and small water craft operation and upon return will train Decatur locals.
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Murray House
Alabama Power Company
Brevard
N. C
American Red Cross Aquatic School
House
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Decatur
Permit Granted for Open Air Drive-In Filling Station
Poole obtained a building permit for erecting an open air drive in filling station on Sixth Avenue North near the railroad spur track. Construction cost details are not fully shown in the readable text.
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Poole
Sixth Avenue
Johnson Leads Mississippi Gubernatorial Runoff in 1940
Mississippi voters split into two camps as Democrat runoff contenders B Johnson and Mike Conner loom ahead. Initial returns show B Johnson ahead by about 20 000 votes with the winner to shape Mississippi's delegation to the Democratic convention and influence Roosevelt and Bilbo's 1940 prospects.
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Jachkson
Miss
Mississippi
B. Johnson
Martin Sennet
Mike) Conner
Roosevelt
Theodore Bilbo
Washingston
Bilbo
Johnson
Homecoming Day Observed at Blue Springs Church
The Blue Springs church sets Sunday August 20 as homecoming with a program starting at 9:45 am including Sunday school and preaching services. Rev. Edgar Weaver delivers the 11 am sermon, followed by a basket lunch at noon and a 1:15 pm devotional led by L. B. Wright. The self Family Quartette sings at 2:25 pm, with Irvin J. Quinn speaking at 1:30 pm and Rev. B. P. Collier to preach again at 2:00 pm.
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Blue Springs Church
Edgar Weaver
L. B. Wright
Self Family
Irvin J. Quinn
Apeak
Building Contract Awarded for City Structure
A $3,000 contract has been awarded to J. H. Kelly for the building project. Construction was scheduled to begin today.
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Ture
J. H. Kelly
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues Fragment
Puzzle list presents scattered cryptic clues and misread phrases including public notice style fragments. Items reference various wordplay prompts such as to tighten ing house as a tackle and an emmet measure with multiple misprints and broken phrases.
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Nova Scotia
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
King Features Syndicaw, Inc
Murray
Blurb Springs
Shion
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
Merchanmis
Lotus
WM. R. Moore
Tawee
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Acee
Jack Smallwood, Inc
FORD
Second Avenue
Daily Cross
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