Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Decatur Daily in Decatur, Alabama

We have 1,623,049 pages in Alabama

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

Page

1

Cuba’s Machado Welles Rift Sparks Diplomatic Gossip

Oscar Callas voices desire to see Machado ousted while avoiding credit for removal by Sumner Welles. Cintas visits Cuba and clashes with Welles, prompting claims of Welles as bungler. Meanwhile Democratic women protest patronage favors and Jim Farley faces pressure. DOJ launches secret probe into industrial alcohol firms and roiling permits linked to racketeers.

Cuba Gerardo Machado Sumner Welles Machado Welles

Beatrice Perryman Denies Killing Husband in Alabama

Beatrice Perryman 27 admits drinking with husband Nebraska Perryman 61 at their Limestone county home near Athens but says she could not have shot him. A .32 caliber bullet hit him. another man and a woman were questioned. Perryman held without bond.

Beatrice Perryman Limestone County Nebraska B. Perryman Mill Village Athens Perrymans Jim Ed Welden Thomas Woodroof Roz Richardson Carl Wilson Perryman Woodroof Archie Carter Perryman House

Violators of NRA Lose Blue Eagle Predicts Economic Death

Washington reports recovery administrator Hugh Johnson warned that revocation of the Blue Eagle will likely be used against violators who do not raise wages and expand employment. He said some violator may have a Blue Eagle removed from a window as a grim signal, but denied plans for a police force.

Washington Hugh Johnson Johnson

Motorboat Race Ends In Arrest

A motorboat race on the Tennessee River over about two miles ended with the arrest of William Adkins on a charge of borrowing a boat belonging to L. R. Nash. Deputies Bill Willoughby and Aaron Walden pursued and overtook him up the river and jailed him.

Tennessee River William Adkins L. R. Nash Bill Willoughby Aaron Walden

Wage Boost This Week for RFC Workers in Morgan County

About 1000 RFC workers in Morgan County will receive a 50 percent wage increase this week. The new pay rate is $1.50 per day for five hours, with an hourly rate of 30 cents, and roughly $2,000 total expected pay. The Alabama Relief Administration extends RFC work through August and September, requiring five hours of actual work per day and basing time allotments on family needs as certified, plus workers may contribute extra time to gardening and other tasks to aid economic conditions.

RFC Morgan County Alabama Relief Administration R. FP. C

Alabama Hosiery Mill 70 to Reopen Soon

The Alabama Hosiery Mill under new management will reopen soon with some curtailment of operations. President L. L. Lively announced that all former employees should file job applications on Saturday from 7:30 a.m. They will be called as needed and should not report for work until called. No employee count was given.

Farley Department of Justice Justice A. V. Dalrymple Prohibition al Capone Ohio Max Hassel North Jersey Dalrymple James W. Doran Industrial Alcohol Doren Doran Alabama L. L. Lively

Bynum Improves After Wreck That Killed Companion

Newell Bynum who was riding with Milam Aday on the Moulton road in a Ford sedan was hurt Wednesday night. Benevolent hospital attendants describe him as in satisfactory condition with no broken bones. Doctors report bruises and lacerations, initial chest injuries later found to be only badly bruised areas.

Newell Bynum Moulton Milam Aday Bynum Benevolent Hospital

Lost is Subject of Evangelist at Decatur Gospel Tabernacle

Rev James L Stahl leads the revival at Decatur Gospel Tabernacle with a nightly sermon on Well Nigh and Lost. Last evening he urged reflection on Christian identity and the almost Christian while Mr Johnson offered half an hour of sacred music. Tonight's topic is Lost and the public is invited.

Decatur Johnson James Stahl

Fruit jar drive gains 1000 jars at Decatur benefit show

A Princess theatre benefit film drew over 1000 fruit jars as admission profits to aid needy families in the Decatur district. Welfare officers plan distribution points soon and urge the public to wait for press notices. Miss Erin Rowe leads the canning campaign with relief officers praising the strong response.

Princess Theatre Decatur Erin Rowe

Humphrey Opens New Cash Store on Moulton Street

A. E. Humphrey announces the opening of a new cash store on Moulton street. Friends in the community wish him success in the venture.

Humphrey A. E. Humphrey Moulton Street Mr. Humphrey

Crime in County at Low Ebb

Sheriff Bud Davis states crime activity in the county has fallen to a low ebb with only a few minor cases and civil papers to handle. He notes relief after a harsh winter drive that led to many arrests and convictions, with officers currently idle between spring and summer circuit court terms.

Bud Davis Mr. Devis

Malone takes Madison stage in race for Eighth District seat

Four Democratic candidates for the late Congressman Almon’s seat shared a Madison speaking program drawing several hundred voters. Morgan County hopeful Malone urged voters to choose a man with long-term plans, promising proactive work beyond a short term and readiness to fight for the district.

Edward B. Almon Bayard L. Malone Morgan County A. H. Carmichael Tuscumbia R H. Walker Athens Clarence L. Watts Huntsville Madison Sparkman Hunteville Mr. E Judge Malone Carmichael Mr. Carmichael Montgomery Advertiser Alabama Montgomery Black Congress

TVA Chief Backs NRA Codes Policy for Contracts

David E. Lilienthal, director of the Tennessee Valley Authority, announced the authority will contract only with firms that have subscribed to National Recovery Administration codes. He said the policy has been in place since the NRA drive began and will continue, noting it supports the government's economic recovery program.

David E. Lilienthal Tennessee Valley Authority National Recovery Administration NRA Lilienthal Tennessee Valley

Checks Expected for Cotton Soon

County Agent H. Gibbons said nearly 1 000 final papers pledging acreage for the cotton reduction plan were received. Checks, estimated at 150000 dollars, will be paid to Morgan county farmers next week after final reports confirm all pledged cotton has been destroyed.

H. Gibbons Washington Morgan County Gibbons Beat

H. G. Hill Backs NRA Plans in Alabama Stores

Irving Mitchell, manager of the H. G. Hill Company Second Avenue store, announced that the chain has added 148 workers in Alabama outlets to support the NRA code for food distributors. The Second Avenue location reports one full-time man and one extra helper added in line with the program.

H. G. Hill Company NRA Alabama Irving Mitchell Second Avenue Mr. Mitchell

Eva F. F. A. Boys Plan Fort Bluff Camp

The Eva F. F. A. chapter boys will attend a week end camp at Fort Bluff this afternoon. The group aims to make this year the best in its history with plans for an extended autumn trip. Prof. H. E. Williams coordinates the boys activities.

Eva F. F. A Fort Bluff H. E. Williams Saas

Machado government offers to quit to Herrera in U S backed plan

In Mavana Cuba on August 11 AP reports President Machado's party executive committee submitted a counter proposal to Ambassador Welles proposing his resignation to General Alberto Herrera. The opposition pledged to accept Welles's decision amid a general strike and unrest. Food shortages worsen with rice and beans scarce and prices rising as bread butter milk vanish.

Mavana Cube Machado United States Welles Alberto Herrera Welle

Cuban Liberal party rejects US mediation in Cuba crisis

The Liberal party executive committee voted against foreign intermeddling and condemned United States Ambassador Welles mediation efforts. They declared mediation at an end and named a commission headed by the Senate president, the House president, and the president of the party to handle the situation as Fidel Machado's government faces mounting pressure.

Havana United States Ann Sumuar Welles Cuba Machado Liberal Party Welles Senate House

Also Mentioned on This Page

Max Rees Drew Pearson Robert Allex Oscar Callas Ments Cintas Mrs. Perryman Blue Eagles Queen OF Beauty Mary Katharine Campbell Nevef R. F.C Alabama Mill Malone H. G. Hill Eva U.S U. S
Search Courier

Search the Decatur Daily Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Decatur Daily?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication