Eve Bayless Marries Dick Rader in Christmas Harmony
Eve Bayless weds Dick Rader after spending Christmas with his and her families. The Lake City homecoming includes a warm Bayless reception, gifts, a quilt from Grandmother Bayless, and a $50 extra from Eve’s mother. Eve returns to work at Barnes Advertising facing colleagues’ varied reactions and a question of job security.
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Eve
Lake City
Henry Bayless
Hank
Dick Rader
Tie Bayless
Esthver
Carr
Esther
Grandmother Bayless
Kate
Spidser
Myrtle
Beachwood
de Myrtle
Hove
Bayless
Barnes
Marya
Mona Allen
Arlene Smith
Mrs. Rader
Miss Bayless
Mr. Barnes
Arlene
Miss Allen
Candidates announce for Congress in Alabama primaries
Baynard L. Malone of Decatur and A. H. Carmichael of Tuscumbia announce their candidacies for Representative in Congress from Alabama’s Eighth District. Both state the primary date September 12, 1933 and urge Democratic voters to support them. Paid political advertising is noted for each candidate.
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Congress
Eighth Congressional District
Baynard L. Malone
Decatur
Alabama
Ala
Eighth
A. H. Carmichael
Tuscumbia
North Alabama weighs fight to break Black Belt hold on governor race
In Montgomery Aug 23 North Alabama officials vow to nominate the next governor next year to shift political power from the Black Belt. Rep. C B Culver says the region will name a candidate, with public opinion seen as decisive for adherence to codes and recovery plans. Cotton seed prices hit Alabama farmers hard, shrinking revenue as costs for ginning and feeding rise.
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Montgomery
Ala
North Alabama
Culver
Etowah County
NRA
Alabama
Bennett W. Pruet
Anniston
Alabama Recovery Board
Mr. Pruet
Seth P. Storrs
Agriculture and Industry
Mr. Storrs
Senator Lapsley Critiques NRA Breaks and State Law Notes
Senator John W. Lapsley labeled lawyers as forgotten men during a Capitol courtesy call and complained attorneys were not getting NRA relief. He recalled Alabama’s first game and fish law, the so called Skalawag legislature, and noted it remains in statute without funding. Local laws limited deer hunting groups to five in Butler and Covington counties. Pension clerk Walter McAdory cited Confederate veterans on pension rolls dropping from 581 on April 1 to 530 on July 1.
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John W. Lapsley
Capitol
Dallas
NRA
Alabama
Skalawag
L T. Quinn
Game and Fish
Barbour County
Walter K. McAdory
Office of
the State Auditor
Ench
McAdory
Can Demonstration At Hillsboro Draws Big County Crowd
In Moulton Alabama on August 23 a total of 118 people white and black attended a Hillsboro canning demonstration led by Miss Bettie Lou Horton home agent for Lawrence County. Seventeen quarts of vegetables were produced. Local leaders included Mrs Paul Horton Miss Ethel Landers and Holt Hardin. A lack of special agents among negro participants was noted yet they were allowed to attend.
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Moulton
Ala
Hillsboro
Bettie Lou Horton
Lawrence County
Horton
Paul Horton
Ethel Landers
Holt Hardin
Cargle
Caddo
Mary Marsh
Miss Horton
Tragedy Stalks In Georgia Home
Gainesville Georgia August 23 AP E C Palmour 60 prominent businessman and his mother in law 84 died in their sleep Monday night killed by Palmours wife who then took her own life Police say Mrs Palmour 58 was ill and believed mentally deranged
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Gainesville
E. C. Palmour
Fannie Wilson
Palmour
Birmingham Market Prices and Shipments Report
Market reports from Birmingham show firm hay prices for Johnson Hay, Timothy, and Alfalfa, with No. 1 and No. 2 grades listed. Poultry and eggs hold steady with various egg and fryer prices. Butter fat, grain bids, and cattle quotes are provided, noting steady to slightly higher ranges for beef and calves.
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Johnson Hay
Timothy
Birmingham
Birmingham Coral
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Gree
Buck Eye Fish Pond
Savannah Line
M Decatur
Savannah
Boston
Ole
Travel
Savinnah
New York
Ocbam Steamship Company OF
U.S
Texas
Harvey Bailey
Georgia
Leeasey
Mymms
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Alabamia
Agriculture & Industries
Black Creek
Dell
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