Tennessee Vel We Dds Fifth Coffer Dam and Construction Progress
Construction on the Tennessee Vel projects advances with the fifth coffer dam closed and the channel rerouted around completed sections. Pottery dam removal proceeds while excavation and concrete placement continue in the fourth coffer dam arc. About 4,300 workers are on site as a 4,000 foot cofferdam and 1,200 feet of concrete road are built, with powerhouse sections prepared for turbo-generator installation.
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Tennessee Velwe
Potter
Han
Capital Given By Haile Selassie for Defense
Amid mistrust and wartime fear an Ethiopian warning urges defense measures. The text cites air attack drills and civil defense steps under Premier Laval reports while Malta movements reflect strategic canal considerations and a rising threat atmosphere.
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Haile Selassie
Athens Social Notes Highlight Bridge Luncheon And Weddings
Mrs A D Powers hosted a bridge club at her J street home with a three course luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs Paullish and Mrs R C Martin, guest prize to Mrs Ward Estes. The column lists numerous local guests and events including a wedding announced by Leo Hargrove for his daughter Latice to Guy Young and updates from engagements and travels across Tennessee Alabama and Kentucky.
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A. D. Powers
J. Street
High Score Club
Paullish
R. C. Martin
Ward Estes
Mesdames Marty Kittrell
Paul Gish
Kirk Henry
M. M. Rosenall
Sam Bowen
Young
The
Agricultural School
N. L. Carden
J. B. Houston
Anhiston
J. T. Slaughter
Jimmy
Birmingham
Tate Springs
Tenn
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Burt Stanford
Burt, Jr
George Johnson
Roy Malone, Jr
Nate Hatchett
Lucille Gleaves
Harper Coleis
Water
Ala
Bruce Nelson
Janie
Zella Russell
Pulaski
Elizabeth Malone
Action on Oil Bill Is Sought Today
Chairman Cole seeks national approval of the interstate production agreement reached in Dallas last February. Gilmore cites a presidential letter noting that the adjournment rush blocked a broad oil bill. The article frames the president’s interpretation of the letter and the stalled legislation.
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Washington
Cole
Dallas
Texas
Gilmore
Laymen's League gathering hosts Kiwanis leaders
About fifty people attended the Laymen's League meeting at the Episcopal church on Friday evening. Walter Clapton, first Kiwanis president of Decatur, spoke for about ten minutes on Kiwanis achievements. The program featured quartet music and a closing talk by Rev. Peter M. Dennis before a watermelon reception.
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Kiwanis
Peter M. Dennis
Numerous Cotton Pickers Ready for Work in County
B P Still district manager of the National Re-Employment Service announces many cotton pickers available on short notice. He asks planters in the county seeking labor of this type to contact him at 0nd avenue.
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B. P. Still
Still
Wetl Favored In Earlier Returns
Unofficial returns from Houston and Fort Antonio show repeal leads. In Antonio three boxes reported 170 for repeal and 21 against dry ballots. Tarrant County also reports margins favoring repeal with early tallies indicating a majority.
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Houston
I Antonio
Fort
Ban Antonio
Tarrant County
Senate Strives Over Neutrality Bill As Roosevelt Motives Heated
Congress debates the neutrality policy sending the measure to President Roosevelt for approval. Senator Robinson challenges Senator Pope’s war invasion forecast while the bill bans munitions to belligerents until February 29 1936.
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Washington
Congress
Robinson
Nesey
Senate
Roosevelt
America
Pope
Behind The Scenes In Washington
In a 1936 NEA Service report Rodney Dutcher notes Secretary Wallace and 11 AAA officials faced six angry Hamtramck housewives protesting meat prices. Dr Calvin Hoover defended AAA policies while promising to relay concerns and seek a meeting, as producers and packers drew scrutiny over profits amid rising costs and limited meat access.
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Wee Rodney Dutcher
EA Service
Saartnoton
Wallace
AAA
Hamtramck
Mich
Calvin * Hoover
AAA Consumers’ Counsel
Hoover
Dingell
Goodby
Myre
Zak
Park
NEA Service, Inc
Farm loan bill advances amid delay in House action
Senator Bankhead of Alabama wrote the bill to aid tenants and others in agriculture to buy farms. Congress will reconvene in January to push enactment after House Agriculture Committee, chaired by Representative Jones of Texas, delayed due to work on AAA amendments and other agriculture reform.
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Bankhead
Ala
Congress
Senate
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
Texas
House Committee
Floridian Trapshooting Champion Crowned After Victory
Jordan B. Royall, a 51 year old railroad conductor from Florida, won the American handicap blue ribbon classic of the trapshooting championship yesterday. He defeated 614 rivals in the national event, earning his first major laurels in the sport.
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Erica
Jordan B. Royall
Lima Beans In Cream Make Heartier Than Green Varieties
The article discusses lima beans or butter beans, noting several variet ies and their flavors. It explains selecting fresh beans in the pod, cooking with cream for tenderness, and methods to prevent tough skins, with serving tips and a brief menu mention.
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Mary E. Daguenea
900 More Men To Get Work Monday In First District
Federal relief agencies increase efforts to move relief clients to work relief projects. Alabama counties prep public welfare bureaus under a state department plan pending in the legislature.
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Alabama
State Department of Public Welfare
Holt
Department of Public Welfare
Hoist
Morgan County Farmers To Get Gin Tickets
Morgan county farmers were in Decsiar today while officials will be at Trinity and Priceville Monday to continue giving out gin tickets.
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Morgan County
Trinity
Priceville
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