Washington notes on Hull and London talks
Cordell Hull signals another London Economic Conference as a possible pivot for post gold standard talks and tariff stabilization. Montagu Norman's U S visit may link pound to dollar. NRA stamps spark business mood shifts as politics and appointments ripple through Washington.
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Washington
Cordell Hhull
London
Montagu Norman
United States
Pickwick
NRA
Chile
Charlie Curtis
Williams
Culbertson
Emporia
Kans
Jack Garner
Henry Hulme Sevier
Corpus Christi
Texas
Sevier
the Alamo
the Daughters of the Republic of Texas
Secret Service
Bomues
Capitol Hill
White House
Cordell Hull
England
Shaw
John L. DeWitt
Louey Howe
The
Conservation Corps
Army
Col
Francis H. Pope
Governors Island
Newark, N. J. Army Base
Mercur Corporation
Malone Addresses Large New Hope Crowd in Campaign Event
Judge Baynard L. Malone, Morgan county candidate for the Eighth District seat, spoke at a Nebo schoolhouse picnic honoring Sebe Keel Jr.’s mail route anniversary. He emphasized personal canvassing across rural parts, meeting about 200 daily, and noted support in a rivalry with A J H Carmichael. The entourage planned stops in Lauderdale county communities to follow.
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Baynard L. Malone
Morgan County
Edward B. Almon
New Hope
Madison County
Nebo
Sebe Keel, Jr
New Hopes
Route 1
Judge Malone
Owen
Keel
Sebe Keel
R. H. Baker
Owen’s Crossroads
Mr. Keel
Malone
A.J H. Carmichael
Tuscumbia
Lexington
Lauderdale County
Morgal County
Decatur
Waterloo
Florence
Tuscantia
Horses Entered in Marshall County Fair Show
Four beautiful horses named Piper Ted Queen and Lady LeRose were taken to Lewerg Tennessee this afternoon to compete in the Marshall County fair horse show tonight. O H Hathcoat and Ed T drive the entry to the Tennessee event expected to feature top horses from Alabama and Tennessee.
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Piper
Ted
Queen
Four Die As Train And Car Collision Near Fort Wayne
Four persons were killed and two critically injured in a collision between a car and a train today in Fort Wayne Indiana. The dead include James from Toledo Ohio Mrs Gray and Mrs Ela Tho from Princeton Kentucky. A watch may have warned the driver of the car.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
James
Toledo
Gray
Ela Tho
Yinceton
Commerce class of school grows with self sustaining program
Professor W. W. Benson of Decatur public schools announced the commercial department will continue its self funded work next term. The facility now includes 14 typewriters, tables and related equipment. The department relies on student fees as no public funds have been available for two years.
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W. W. Benson
Decatur Public Schools
Benson
Alabama
Dairy Industry Gets Huge Appropriation
Secretary Wallace announced an emergency plan to raise funds by the dairy industry to support a marketing operation aimed at purchasing butter and cheese to improve present dairy prices. The immediate funding would come from government funds, with a total fund of less than 30 million dollars.
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Washington
Wallace
Baptismal Service at Austinville Church
A baptismal service is planned Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock at the Austinville Baptist church conducted by Rev. J D Pickens pastor of Southside Baptist church.
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Austinville Baptist Church
J. D. Pickens
Southside Baptist Church
Roosevelt speeds action on steel coal and oil codes
The Associated Press reports Roosevelt aims to approve steel and coal codes before night, with a 40 hour work week and a 165 cent pay rise since July 1. An oil code heads to the White House for quick action, giving the President broader price authority, while industrial peace nears as dressmakers in the metro area end strikes. Grover Whalen calls the era a victory for the NRA.
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Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Associated Press
NRA
Coco A Ae Sato Eee Oo
Grover Whalen
California
Pottsville
White House
Miss Leonard Returns From Jasper Sunday
Miss Claudine Leonard head of the child welfare department will return Sunday after a two weeks vacation with her parents at Jasper. She will resume her duties at the courthouse Monday morning.
Rev. E N Hart Improves. Hopes to Preach Sunday
Rev. E N Hart pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church has been ill this week but is much improved today and hopes to fill his pulpit at the regular hour Sunday morning.
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E. N. Hart
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Baptists Seek 100000 Members For Extra Gifts
The Southern Baptist Convention adopts the Hundred Thousand Club plan to raise 1.2 million dollars annually by enlisting 100000 members. Dr Frank Tripp will speak in Shreveport and Nashville as the drive targets one member per forty of the 4 million. Campaign ends October 1.
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Bunday
Southern Baptist Convention
Maryland
Texas
Florida
Arizona
Frank Tripp
St. Joseph
First Baptist Church
Shreveport
Washington
Convention
Tripp
Frst Baptist Church of Nashville
Mrs. Emma Alverson Dies at Rural Home
Emma Alverson aged 59 died at her home on Hartselle Route 1 Pri day evening at 7 o clock. Funeral services set for Saturday at 3 pm at McKendry chapel with Rev. G. C. Dobbs and Rev. R. F. McDonald officiating. Interment in chapel cemetery. Pallbearers: Grady Townsend, Claude Townsend, Thomas Doyle, Clyde Maples, Sam Anders. Survived by son Paul Alverson of Gadsden, daughters Mrs. Willie Doss of Hartselle and Mrs. Mable White of Gadsden, brothers Terry of Decatur, A. J. Terry of Birmingham, W. O. Terry of Hartselle, sisters Mrs. Townsend of Falkville Route 2, Mrs. Lee of Danville, Mrs. Garrett of Warrior, Mrs. Townsend of Trafford, Mrs. Mean of Hartselle.
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Emma Alverson
Hartselle
McKendry Chapel
G. c. Dobbs
R. F. McDonald
Grady
Claude Townsend
Thos. Doyle
Clyde Maples
Sam Anders
Paul Alverson
Gadsden
Willie Doss
Mable White
Special Board of Review informs veterans of review plans
The special board of review appointed by the president under public act No 2 as amended by public act No 78 of the 3rd Congress operates in the Alabama regional area with headquarters in the Federal Building Birmingham. Members include Capt J Fred Gurley Anniston Ala chair man J D Samuels Gadsden Major Joe Starnes Guntersville Dr Fidtyd Webb and John B B Teague from the New Orleans regional office. The board has jurisdiction over World War veterans in this area with presumptive service connection claims previously connected with service or presumed chronic disease then later found not due to service. The board will determine presumptive service connection and cannot extend presumption periods beyond the regulations. Continued on page four.
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T3rd
Congress
Alabama
Federal Building
Birmingham
J. Fred Gurley
Anniston
Ala
J. D Samuels
Gadsden
Joe Starnes
Guntersville
Fidtyd Webb
John BB. Teague
New Orleans
The
Veterans’ Administration
Special Board of Review
Wifery Service
Cotton Reduction Plan Declared Successful by Official
Washington reports farm administration official Cully Cobb calls the acreage reduction program a success. He says a practical plan for next year and the following year can be taken to the field, despite ongoing cotton surplus and the need to continue the adjustment campaign.
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Washington
Cully Cobb
Farm Administration
Cobb
Mrs Dalphin Dyer Called to Reward
The body of Mrs. Dalphin A. Dyer of Chattanooga who died there yesterday will arrive tonight for funeral services Sunday afternoon at Johnson's chapel with Priest directing. She formerly lived in Decatur and is survived by husband Marian Dyer three sons Allen Thomas and Ernest Dyer three daughters Mrs Nettie Cornelius Mrs Gara Butler of Chattanooga and Mrs Addie Dalpin of Lexington Ky three brothers T S Lake D D Lake and J W Lake.
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Dalphin A. Dyer
Chattanooga
Johnson’s Chapel
D. D. Lake
Hartselle
J. W. Lake
Vinemont
W E Morgan Leads Revival Campaign at Church of Christ
W E Morgan of Texas will preach at the Nineteenth Avenue Church of Christ Sunday evening at 7 45 oclock. Revival services will be held each evening.
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Nineteenth Avenue Church of Christ
W. E. Morgan
Texas
Young People Lead at Ninth Street Methodist Church
Mrs. C. M. Tyndal will guide the young people's league at Ninth Street Methodist Church Sunday evening at 6 30 o'clock. The Bonanza quartet will deliver a musical program.
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C. M. Tyndal
Young People’s League
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Bonanza Quartet
Manns and Teague Headed to Chicago for World’s Fair
A. C. Mann Louis Mann Fred Mann George Mann Emory Teague and Wesley Cook will depart tonight to attend the Chicago World's Fair, aiming to view exhibits and report back on developments.
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A. C. Mann
Louis
Fred
George Mann
Emory Teague
Wesley Cook
Chicago
Weekly Weather Outlook With Possible Local Thunderstorms
The outlook calls for generally fair conditions at the start with a chance of local thundershowers mid to late in the period. Temperatures show little change and remain mild.
Dr. Ruth Dean hearing paused over organic trouble claim
Greenwood Mississippi August 19 AP defense counsel Dick Denman asked for delaying a preliminary trial for Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean charged with poisoning Dr John Kennedy with a whiskey highball. He cited an informal physicians report noting organic trouble. she remains hospitalized under guard after a Chancred county hearing.
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Greenwood, Miss
Sarah Ruth Dean
John Preston Kennedy
Dick Deman
Defense Counsel
Iewspaper
Dean
Chancery Court
Cleveland
Denman
Ruth
Cespedes Urges U S Cooperation and Promises Justice
In Havana on August 18 President Carlos Manuel de Cespedes pledged justice law and order under his administration and called for close cooperation with the United States. He expected no general election before 1984 as Joaquin Martinez Saenz pressures to end a paralyzing harbor strike. Lieut Col Hragmo Delegado, Havana province military commander, spoke on the situation.
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Havana
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes
Cuba
United States
Congress
Gerardo Machado
Joaquin Martinez Saenz
Treasury
Hragmo Delegado
Visitors to fair home tragically killed in road crash
Six residents of Wakarusa Indiana died and ten more were fatally injured when a converted motor bus carrying visitors from the Chicago Fair was sideswiped by another truck. One side torn away, the vehicle nosed toward an embankment. Victims include Mrs Mary Wisler Gerald Messmer Kenneth Lechtlener Wayne Pippinger and others.
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South Bend
Ind
Wakarusa
Chicago Fair
Mary Wisler
Gerald Mess
Miners Strike Hits Jasper Area Patrolled by Deputies
Deputies guarded three idle mines near Jasper Alabama as about 600 miners walked out to vote on joining the strike spurred by alleged dismissals of union members. Union leaders say workers were discharged for union activity. operators claim raises and fair treatment.
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Jasper
Ala
Barrentine
Carole Lombard Divorces William Powell in District Court
In Carson City on Friday Carole Lombard and William Powell were divorced on cruelty grounds. Lombard testified Powell was highly emotional and often cruel in language. A property settlement was approved though terms remain undisclosed.
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Carson Gity
Carole Lombard
William Powell
Miss Lombard
Clark J. Guild
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