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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1935
Page
10
Wallace stresses no shift in AAA concept as wheat acreage cuts move to five percent for contract signers next year. The move follows a 15 percent cut announced earlier, driven by July crop losses from rust and heat. He warns farmers to avoid producing surplus unsellable produce while noting hog prices are relatively stable.
The Associated Press quoted Rep Clint Harrigan of Marengo accusing Rep Waldrep of Franklin of straying to the Republican fold during years Republicans had control of the party. Waldrep denied the report saying he has never voted anything but the straight Democratic ticket and has served on the county Democratic executive committee since age 18.
Chicago August 16. Politicians in the 1936 campaign debate the corn belt vote. Jacob D. Allen predicts the Midwest will swing to Republicans by 250000, while Earl Smith argues farm support for the AAA remains strong. The clash centers on the farm belt and the future of the New Deal.
Senate and House conferees debate tax shifts including estate and gift levies, Borah amendment on future government bonds, and higher gift taxes. Treasury warns replication hampers Roosevelt program while proposing constitutional tax parity. Income surtaxes on large estates and dividends also key issues in stalled talks.
President Roosevelt arrived at his Hyde Park home for a two day stay amid questions on the utility holding company regulation bill and the tax measure now in conference in Washington. He declined to discuss specifics and said no official visitors would be received during the stay while Congress moves toward a final decision next week.
Three years after release the city still lacks an electrical inspector. Mr Pride told council the building boom in the last six months makes a vacancy urgent as the city grows and safety requires baseline electrical oversight.
The Decatur Pilot Club will hold a social meeting Monday evening at Woodall's at 6 30. Members are urged to be present for the gathering.
Dr. Marion FP Inge of Mobile state commander of the American Legion visits the local post Monday evening with state adjutant D Trotter Jones. Leroy McEntire, post commander, stated that the visit was announced today.
Frank Lin Jr., the third son of Frank Lin, is set to celebrate his 21st birthday tomorrow, marking a family milestone for the Lin household.
A local event will be held at Martin arena in Maggy Aang State with refreshments provided.
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