German Editors hail Hungary as new comrade in arms
Hungarian Comrade Csaky’s visit to Hitler’s circle is framed by Berlin as cementing a close Sino-German alignment. Earlier denials stand beside reports Hungary and Germany share a unified view on cooperation, with editors claiming Hungary as a Waffenbruder. Observers note Csaky’s presence signals Hungary near the Balkans to support Nazi aims, while Poland borders and Danzig remain flashpoints.
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Hungary
DNB
Germany
Csaky
Adolf Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Dienst ‘Aus. Deutschland
Saky
Politily
Hun
Waffenbruder
Salzburg
Carl
Carl Burckhardt
League of Nations
Dalzig
Interior
Wilhelm Frick
Count Csaky
Czecho-Slovakia
Baltic
Slovakia
Hitner
Danzig
Post- Prussia
Gerproper
Dienst Ausland
Osaky
Poland
Paul Teleky
Balkans
Bund ties probed as hearings press German links
Chairman Dies cites circumstantial evidence that the band aided by Germany agencies. Kuhn faces constant objections amid questions on the group’s connections to German propaganda. Murphy denies addressing Bund meetings during his Michigan campaign.
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Dies
Kuhn
Germany
Ger
Witness Accused in German American Camp Claim
The report notes Helen aga told the Dies committee in Washington that she was in a German American camp on Long Island and described conditions as orderly, a statement questioned by Fred Vander.
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New York
Helen Aga
Washington
Long Island
Fred Vander
Markets Drift Amid Nervous Trading Across Sectors
European tension weighs on stocks with a slow forenoon, followed by brief selling that pushes leaders down 1 to 4 points before a late rebound. Transfers reach about 850000 shares, rail steel copper oils and utilities show mixed performance while motors and aircrafts lead losses. Cottonseed oil and spot cotton trade in New Orleans stabilize to a degree as Memphis commodities hold steady on futures.
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Victor Fabank
New York
Markets at a Glance New York Stock Summary
Market round up from New York shows stocks weak as leaders tumble on war fears while bonds and currencies ease to steady gains. Commodities drift with cotton rising on buying, sugar and coffee soft, wheat higher, corn steady to lower, cattle firm and hogs up 10 to 20.
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New York
Chicago
Cotton futures edge higher amid profit taking
Old cotton futures rose slightly today with profit taking cooling gains. Open highs and closes show mild upward moves across October December May and July contracts, with prices near the prior session. Separately a German American Front case in Biatbush saw charges against Vanderberg and his two young associates dismissed in court after disputed conduct and a veiled threat were cited.
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N. C
New Orleans
Butter Prices Hold Steady in Chicago Dairy Market
Chicago auction market reports butter at 906 427 steady with creamery 89 score 21 1 2. Wheat prices unchanged with receipts and storage packed firsts at 15 3 4 and 15 1 4 respectively. Local fresh graded extras show little change amid light demand and weak receipts of 8 511.
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Chicago
Nashville Livestock Prices Aug 18 Report
Salable cattle 150 and calves 100. Cattle trading generally steady on a cleanup basis with good fed yearlings up to 9.00 and cows 4.75 to 5.50, vealers top 9.50. Hogs 400 head, top 5.90 for 170-225 lb, sows 4.00. Sheep 100 head, lambs 7.25 to 25, ewes 2.00 to 2.75.
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Nashville
Tenn
U. S&s. Dept
Alabama lawmakers consider pension, voting, and stock bills
The Senate approved an enabling act for a constitutional amendment to allow counties to replace hand marked ballots with voting machines. A pension bill aligned to federal recommendations stalled in the House after a 30 to 1 Senate vote. Stock law bills were moved from the special order calendar amid flood concerns and political party office restrictions were briefly shelved.
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Senate
Alabama
Federal
Social Security Board
House
Senate Tate
Privileges and Elections Committee
C. D. Norman
Bullock
W.M. Beck
Alabama Workmen’s Compensation Reforms Considered
Lawmakers weigh amendments reducing the waiting period for compensation from 14 to 7 days and lowering employer coverage threshold from 16 to 8 workers Rep Guy Hardwick pushes higher attorney fees for case handling up to 25 percent under judge discretion The house also votes to restore employer hospital cost sharing and other measures including gas tax tweaks and repealing the fair trade act Entities mentioned include Rep Guy Hardwick Rep John L Robinson Sen Verde Elmore Rep Frank Haynes Rep J S Sadler and Rep George Miller plus the state senate and house of representatives
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Alabama
Guy Hardwick
Houston
Hardwick
House
Senate
John L. Robinson
St. Clair
George Miller
Sumter
French Polish credit agreement signed in Paris
Aug 18 Paris reports a French Polish accord granting Poland important credits to pay for Polish arms bought in France. Foreign Minister Georges Bonnet signed for France and Polish Ambassador Jules Lukasiewicz for Poland. No amount was disclosed.
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Paris
Poland
France
Foreign Office
Georges. Bonnet
Jules Lukasiewicz
Minerals Found in Alabama in Sufficient Quantity
A report notes 31 minerals present in Alabama in sufficient quantity for commercial development. The chamber of commerce is cited as backing potential Movelopenent efforts and related business opportunities.
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Alabama
Act Ma Até Chamber of
Cotameres
Davis Speaks for Kiwanis on County Visit
P O Davis director of Alabama farm extension service will address the Kiwanis club at noon on Thursday during a county visit. He will also speak at Cole Springs later the same day. The program is organized by John Davis and his agricultural committee with John M Maxwell Margit Rankin and Barrett Shelton.
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This
Flood Devastates Prattleville Area Races to Rebuild
Floods along the Alabama rivers cut a path through Prattville and Selma towns. Rescue boats aided by coast guard crews evacuated thousands as crops and livestock suffered, one death reported. Red Cross mobilized relief, and officials warned highways remained closed while recovery began.
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Selma
Ala
U.S. Coast Guard
Red Cross
Alabama
Gulf
Montgomery
C. W. Wynn
Cahaba
Leon Lassen
Coast Guard
U. S
Highway Department
Antaliga
Ftattville
Recon
M. A. McWilliams
Prattville
Allen Stewart
Autauga County
Maybelle ‘Wood
Dallas County
Surplus Commodity Corporation
Portland
Millars
Chism
Miss Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Tumpka
Coosa
Lock One
Jackson
Charlotte Johnson
B. Vines
National Red Cross Disaster Division
Hunt Frazier
Selma Chamber of Commerce
Fraziér
Burl Pasco
Pasco
Montgomery-Selma
Here
Salesman Returns From Ford Rouge Plant Visit
Co M Hicks of Jack Smallwood Co Inc Ford dealers poses beside a Mercury 8 at the Roads of the World Rotunda in Dearborn Michigan. He visited the Rouge plant the world’s largest single industrial facility after a week in Memphis, then drove home a new Mercury 8 for demonstrations.
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Dearborn
Hicks
Memphis
Ford Motor Company
Rouge
Open date eyed for Decatur football game with Moulton
Decatur coach H L Ogle says an open date the week before Thanksgiving could allow moving the Moulton game up a week to align with the president's Thanksgiving proclamation though no definite arrangement has been made. Community updates include medical and church notices, student and clergy movements, and local road ambulance and hospital transfers across Decatur and nearby areas.
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Moulton
H. L. Ogle
No Turning Back Clock Says Carmichael Senate Adopts Day Pace
Lieutenant Governor A A Carmichael declared there will be no turning back the clock on the final day as the senate plans an afternoon session to clear a 60 page calendar. He said adjournment will be sine die exactly on the minute and protested any journal signings if clocks are moved back. Senators Stakely and Simpson advocated night sessions while others sparred over last minute calendar action.
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Senate
A. A. Carmichael
Carmichael
Sena
Charles Stakely
Montgomery
James A. Simpson
Birmingham
Coast Guard Flier Killed In Training Plane Collision
A collision of two training planes northwest of Pensacola Florida killed Coast Guard aviation machinist mate James Austin Merrick from Biloxi Mississippi. Ensign Dallas Laiure of the Navy survived after landing his damaged plane. a naval board of investigation is opened.
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Pensacola
Fila
Alg
Coast Guard
Navy
Here
Naval Air Station
James Austin Merrick
U. S. Coast Guard
Biloxi
Miss
Dallas Laiure
U. S. Navy
Naval Board of Investigation
Mota
Laivure
Caldwell
N. J
U.S. S
Cassin
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Mobile
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Ninth Avenue
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Vinemont
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First Methodist
Memorial Drive
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B. F. Tingie
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Fred Halbrooks
Mr. Bunn
Fifth Avenues
J. A. Chambers
Southside Baptist Church
Gadsden
Mt. Carmel Church
Berta Rice
Ridgetop
Lester Brannum
J. W. Darrah
Austinville Methodist Church
Bobbie Ray Hicks
Mrs. Elvie Roberts
Neelee
Womens’ Council of the First Christian Church
E. M. McCulloch
Mac Brown
Edwin Wyle
First Christian Church
Ewart H. Wyle
Erin Walker
Lindsay Allen
Grant Street
Church of Christ
Austinville
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Second Avenue, West
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Third Avenue
Plorence Glover
Decatur
Hew
Danville Road
McAtee and Young
Elmer Loyd
Pulaski
Clarence Kemp
Clifton Drinkard
R. W. Shepherd
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WPA
E.H. Golden
Wadsworth Street
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Charlotte
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Parkville
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Homer Britton
Int Baptist Church
Roy Johnson
Hartselle
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Somerville
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Samuel Martin
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C. D. Faber
Joseph Benjamin
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