Various 1933 New Deal codes and actions summarized
A survey cites salt production by Kansas Michigan Ohio New York California and Utah. The motion picture code covers 13 247 theatres. A 50 000 annual fee for Newton Baker if NRA approves a rubber code provision designating him as arbiter. Lumber association officials deny rift with NRA while blaming government delays for their code. Sausage casing workers 40 hour week, retail and service staff 52 hours. The blanket code remains voluntary. Hosiery hearings discuss Adventists working extra hours to compensate for Saturday rest. Restaurant minimum wages exclude tips. Captain Slayton campaigns to end Prohibition by Christmas. New York home loan board reports no loans approved from 15 000 applications. Temporary arrangements mentioned.
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Kansas
Michigan
Ohio
New York
California
Utah
Newton D. Baker
NRA
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Alfred Marshall
W. H. Slayton
Association Against the Prohibition Amendment
Swimming Cuisine at Gummer Camp Scholarships
A fragmented notice from the Mississippi area invites applications for scholarships or interviews for musicians. The message lists O Boulanger, A B, and M A as possible references or organizers.
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Gummer
State of
Msine
O. Boulanger
A. B
Hesslyn to headline action in North Alabama wrestling card
North Alabama fans expect a strong turnout for a Tuesday night American Legion mat show titled justice night. The main event pits Jim Hesslyn against Tom Galbos, with Hesslyn arriving amid crowd distrust while Galbos, a Case University wrestling coach, is lauded for his skill. Dale Haddock faces Vic Weber in the opening bout as fans cheer for decisive action.
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North Alabama
American Legion
Dale Haddock
Vic Weber
Vic
Dale
Jim Hesslyn
Tom Galbos
Hesslyn
Decatur
Big Jim
Chris Jordan
Galbos
Case University
Tom
Pelican pitcher throws no hit no run gem against Barons
Big Fred Johnson pitched a no hit no run game against Birmingham in the first game of a twin bill. He faced only two Birmingham runners reaching first base on a stray third strike and a walk. Birmingham won the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Johnson
Pelican
Birmingham Barons
Birmingham
Walker
Visits and surveys mark busy national scene
LeRoy Morgan visits Brickeys Arkansas grandparents while reforms aim to save about 500 homes from foreclosure. Agricultural agents survey Far Eastern grain markets. Chicago and New York race store ownership by race. Kidnaping insurance expands in Britain. Currency down from last year. World’s Fair attendance exceeds 150000 daily. Farmers’ cash income averaged 257 dollars after expenses last year. Navy seeks 750 officers and 20000 enlisted. Rice Means narrowly loses Legion race by seven votes. MacArthur blamed as War Department power, and Army $115 million public works program tied to Johnson plans. Army and Navy air corps rivalry continues over Johnson.
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Department of Agriculture
Chicago
New York
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Navy
Nawal
Congress
Rice W. Means
Colorado
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Water Department
Means
Douglas MacArthur
War Department
Dern
MacArthur
Army
Navy Air Corps
Hugh Johnson
Johnson
Pugilist Horizontal Answer Puzzle Solution
The reader solves a pictorial crossword about a boxer from the 19th century era, identifying the pictured athlete and related clues. The grid links terms like ear projection, heavy weight era, and slogans to reveal the boxer’s identity and biographical hints.
Phoney Steeplechase Rumor Stirs Saratoga Racing
Regatta amid Chicago doping talk fuels speculation on racing honesty at Saratoga. Cito backed to 3 to 5, jockeys clashed, stewards suspended Ball and Hutt as bookmakers smelled a rat. Mrs. Whitney’s gelding underperformed, crowd saw a holdup, and Saratoga authorities acted swiftly.
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Chicago
Saratoga
Spa
Cito
Tom Shaw
Gladys Whitney
Forbis
Dock
Edward Ball
Ricax McKinney
Notable sports figures' late starts and legends
The piece highlights Joe Cronin as a refined figure in silk pajamas, Ty Cobb taking up golf in older life with consistent 70s scores, Czech heavyweight John Er ceg described as 260 pounds and 6'8" in Los Angeles, dismisses Carnera, and notes Red Grange signing for an eighth Chicago Bears season, underscoring football legends enduring fame.
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Joe Cronin
Ty Cobb
Georgia Peach
John Erceg
Los Angeles
Pooh
Pooh Carnera
Red Grange
Chicago Bears
Garretts Visit Relatives in Decatur This Week
Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Garrett of Crane Hill are visiting relatives and friends in Decatur this week.
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O. P. Garrett
Crane Hill
Decatur
River falling gauge reads 3.2 feet today
The Tennessee river level was dropping with a water gauge showing 3.2 feet as of today. Private and public water users monitor changes for flood risk and drought planning.
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Tennessee
Alabama's grid call 15 sounded for 1933 season
Fifty five Crimson Tide aspirants report on September 4 at Denny Field for first practice. Thirteen are lettermen, 24 reserves, 18 1932 freshmen graduates. Cain and Holley leave backfield. Hewes and Houston depart at center. Buck Hughes is only returning letterman at fullback. others compete for pivot and fullback spots with several new faces among the candidates.
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Sims
Frey
Cochrane Hewes
Houston
Cain
Hewes
Thomas
Buck Hughes
Riley Smith
Clarence Rhcordant
Joe Demyanovich
Elmor Hewes
Bill Francis
Joe Dildy
Raymond Glass
Raiford Ellis
Percy Gusmus
Dildy
Jim
Foy Leach
Ralph Gandy
Donald Hutson
Mose Swaim
Jimmy Walker
Hilman Walker
Arthur McGahey
Paul Bryant
Burt Keller
Ferdinand Drehr
Jim Dildy
Bill Lee
John Hundertmark
Charlie Marr
James Whatley
Bill Hallett
Hamp Lyons
James Radford
Bob Ed. Morrow
Tom Hopke
B’ho Kirkland
Ben Boswell
Emmett Carter
Richard Robbins
John Freeman
William Kellogg
Sidney Brownstein
Gene Nesbit
Perry Gusmus
Frank Moseley
Letterman
Earl Arent
Lee Rogers
Jimmy Angelich
Tilden Campbell
Temple Williamson
Millard Howell
Erskine Walker
Howard Chappell
A. J. McDonal
Fred Brown
Bill Joyce
Charlie Stapp
Young Booger
Ben McLoud
Emmett Funderburk
Roy White
Larry Hughes
Letterman Riley Smith
Clarence Ricordanz
Elmo Hewes
Baseball scores from yesterday's Southern and American leagues
Results include Birmingham 0 Birmingham 0? and New Orleans 6 3. Memphis 8 3 over Knoxville 5. Nashville 8 7 Chattanooga. Little Rock 8 over Atlanta 1. In American League Washington 6 Chicago 4. New York 8 St Louis 3. Detroit 7 Philadelphia 6. Cleveland 2 Boston 1. National League New York 4 Cincinnati 1. Boston 3. rain held St Louis Philadelphia. International Toronto 6 Albany 11.
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Birmingham
New Orleans
Memphis
Knoxville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Atlanta
Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Cincinnati
Southernnies
Birmingham Chattanooga
Pittsburgh Chicago
Brooklyn
Cleevland
Pittsburgh
J. Louis
Jones Chooses Coaching Over Pro Football at Lineville
Auburn Alabama August 19 Donald Jones star guard on Auburns football eleven for three seasons has declined a National Football League offer to join Lineville State Secondary Agricultural School as social studies teacher and coach for the 1933 34 scholastic year. Jones was a key performer in 1932 and helps create a left guard vacancy Wynne must fill before the Tigers 1933 schedule opens against Birmingham Southern in Montgomery September 22.
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Auburn
Als
Donald Jones
Chattanooga
Tenn
Lineville
Chet Wynne
Jones
Dixie
Tigers
Wynne
Birmingham Southern
Montgomery
Chicago and New York Clash in Rivalry Showdown
Chicago faces New York in a decisive matchup with both teams aiming for key standings. Atlanta hosts Knoxville while Birmingham visits New Orleans and others across the schedule.
Office Cat and Car Talk Snatches City Banter
A fragment from a column mixes quips on office life and socialites. It includes lines about liking a man with a car, modern girl angel driving, and a joke about buying another car after misplacing the old one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priend
Smarty Smithers a Varsity Car Driver Tale
A cautionary tale about Smarty Smithers who speeds with a bag of cigarettes and registration beside him. His wealthy father pays fines as he races along dangerous hills and valleys and hogs the road until his engine stalls at a crossing. An undertaker is suggested for a final analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smarty Smithers
Phaeton
Smarty
How About It The Fact You’ll Quickly Understand
The brief presents a concise prompt inviting quick comprehension of a statement or idea. It emphasizes clarity and immediacy and frames understanding as the immediate outcome for the reader.
Be Kind To Animals Week and Safe Driving Warnings
A column mix of quips on road safety, weaving in and out as a hazard. It urges safer driving and notes dangers from speeders, weavers, and careless hosts while joking about politics and postmasters.
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Allen
New York State
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Tupelo Military Institute
Tupelo, Mississippi
LeRoy Morgan
Brickeys, Ark
Southern Railway
Exposition Grounds
Ft. Dearborn
Sams Temple
Lake Michigan
Southern Raily
Stevenson
Lmited
Muller
Huntsville
Ala
U.S.A
James
Williams
T.rawillams
Cardanera
D Hutt
Alabamia
Toronto
Albany
Junius
Judith Clarke
Brown
Argrave Military Ac
A. HW
Camden B
Chatham Va
8I Slocomb
Auspices
Vic Webber
FELTS
Knox
Hill Street
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