Bankhead to Push Tenant Farm Bill in Congress
Speaker William B Bankhead vowed a new push in Congress for national tenant farm legislation tied to Governor Futrell Arkansas plan for a Dixie wide conference on farm tenancy. The measure would create government financing to aid tenants in buying land and homes while Senator Bankhead and Rep Jones pledge reintroduction in January. Southern leaders back a farm tenancy solution amid cotton area economic distress.
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Nator John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Marvin Jones
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
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Jones
Futrell
No communication from Futrell Followed by Keen Interest
No word from Futrell emerged, but he stated he intended to pursue his efforts with keen interest. The remark signals continued engagement and future activity despite silence from Futrell.
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Futrell
Misleading Sign Fails to Stop Raid on Gambling Den
In Miami on August 20 officers raided a suspected gambling joint after a neighbor’s warning sign about a baby sparked the raid. Police seized the sign several thousand chips and other paraphernalia and arrested three suspects. no baby was found.
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Miami
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HartTselLee Girl Scout Meeting and Local Society Programs
A social Girl Scout meeting was enjoyed Monday night at the Methodist church with games led by Frances Lee and songs taught by Josephine Puckett followed by refreshments. Louise Robinson Circle met at four at a member’s home with devotions and a two-part program, and Baptist Missionary Society planned events for the coming quarter. Miss Wilda Huie of Birmingham was entertained at a weiner roast hosted by Mrs. Ed Summers with a large guest list including many locals. Friday Bridge Club met at Mrs. Homer Rountree’s home with invited guests J. L. Day and Mrs.
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Josephine Puckett
Louise Robinson
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Coy Stephenson
C. J. Lee
Uindn
Woman's Medical College
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Baptist Missionary Society
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Ed Summers
Wilda Huie
Birmingham
Weiner
Billy Stephenson
Ray White
Dudley Puryear
Paul Smith
Douglas Summers
Edward Summers
Virginia, Smith
Beverly Wray Barcliff
Zelma Jean Payne
Virginia Claire Baily
Ann Speake
Frances Hodges
Decatur
Gwendolyn Payne
Nell Payne
Mary Elizabeth Gulley
Friday Bridge Club
Hémé
Homer Rountreé
J. L. Day
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34 Governors to Be Named
Washington reports the 34 gubernatorial contests this fall will rival the Senate and presidential campaigns in intensity. Candidates have been chosen in 21 states, with formality expected in New York for Governor Lehman’s renomination. The outcome will shape state administrations and electoral votes.
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Townsond
South
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Massachusetts
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Senate
Kansas
Alf M. Lardon
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Des Moines leader comments on heat blamed on Iowa’s wet vote
At a district WCTU meeting in Iowa City Mrs. Jeanette Mann state president of the temperance group suggested that the intense heat and drought might be divine punishment for Iowa going wet. Her remark linked weather to political sentiment.
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H. T. Lile
Ae. Sie
Iowa City
Iowa
Jeanette Mann
Des Moines
Temperance Organization
Candidacy Announcements for Decatur Mayoral Race
The Daily announces candidacy for mayor of Decatur by James A. Nelson and R N Harris with paid political notices. J D Cloud also announces a mayoral bid in Decatur Alabama with support requested.
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Decatur
R. N. Harris
Ala
J. D. Cloud
City of
Candidacy Announcements for Decatur Alderman and Council
Multiple political notices announce candidates for Decatur Alabama city offices. T R Harrison George W Royer Butler P A Hine E W Dick Kennedy H H Hunter J D Ligon seek alderman or council seats. Messages urge support and votes with authorization statements.
Stories in stamps by I S Klein Master of Fo w Music
The article traces Franz Joseph Haydn s life from a Croatian peasant folk influence in Rohran to a prolific composer under Prince Esterhazy He later wrote the London symphonies and major oratorios Creation and Seasons. his portrait graces Austria s 1922 stamp.
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Rohran
Haydn
Esterhazy
London
Vienna
Austria
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Hartselle to Open Schools With September Start
Morgan County High School and Hartselle City School set for August 31 opening. WPA auditorium work under way and library space formed from main building. Faculty lists include W P Snuggs and F E Burleson with several teachers named.
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F. E. Burleson
W. P. Snuggs
Emily Alexander
Katherine Barnard
Fannie Gurley
Evelyn Howell
Mary Houston
Buford Kracke
Nevel Miller
Ruth Thompson
John T. Kyle
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