Approval Ready for Project Work Next Week Says Weett
Weett states he was notified of an approval on the project and that work should begin next week after the approval order.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1935
Page
8
Man to wed wife after license in 48 states
A man in August 23 remarks his plan to obtain a marriage license in all 48 states to wed his present wife. He spoke to attendees and walked away without revealing his name, promising to seek legal help later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Oredes
Ech
Milter
Lea
Flood control project began on Chattahoochee at West Point
Preparations are under way for a federal flood control project on the Chattahoochee River at West Point Georgia. Roy F. Rudolph of Mobile Alabama heads the project with assistants B Smith of Mobile and Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Chattahoochee River
Roy F. Rudolph
Mobile
Als
B. Smith
Mobile and
Tuscaloosa
RUMORED HEARST MOVE TO FORM NEW CONSTITUTIONALIST PARTY
A Chicago dispatch reports an independent Democratic faction may launch a new party named Constitutionalist to challenge Roosevelt in 1936. Banbridge Colby is described as leader. potential ticket heads include Ely and Douglas with Smith and others named for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Michael
Chicago
William Hearst
California
Douglas
Dispatch
Banbridge Colby
Wilson
Roosevelt
Solidth
Colby
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
William R. Pattangall
Maine Supreme Court
Hearst
Ely
Michael
Smith
Huntsville Fails to Move WPA District Offices
The Huntsville Daily Times reproduces a Thad Holt letter stating relief demobilization requires districts to be coterminous with WPA regions. Holt notes WPA headquarters were set in Decatur and anticipates following that setup. He adds he will discuss the matter with Senator Fletcher when he meets him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
WPA
Decatur
Huntsville Daily Times
Thad Holt
Alabama Relief Administration
Relief Administration
Works Progress Administration
Fletcher
How many weights balance any weight 1 to 40 pounds
A balance scale can weigh any integer weight from 1 to 40 using weights that are powers of three. With weights of 1, 3, 9, and 27 pounds placed on either pan, any weight in that range can be measured by placing each weight on the needed side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garth AG
WEA Ggavnes
Was
Moulton Social Roundup Echoes Visits and County News
Local visitors include Alvin Richards from Decatur and Fred Brackin of Town Creek. The Moulton town board met to discuss a pending PWA loan for a sewerage project as schools and civic staff reorganize. Farmers report mixed cotton prospects due to rain while noting slight price boosts. County officials and residents, including J Kirk Howell and Lucile Heflin, active in civic life, with court term opening in Lawrence County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Richards
Decatur
Mr. Richards
Fred Brackin
Town Creek
J. J. Wiley
Tassie Jacobs
Rosa Lee Langley
Annie Mae Hambrick
R. L. Parsons
Parsons Lumber Company
Moulton
A. J. Crosthwaite
PWA
L. W. Gentry
Hampton
Wyatt
Mt. Hope
U .S
Windham Stewart
Lawrence County
A. A. Griffith
Roy Warren
Jakeer
Mildred
Bell
Horton
Courtland
Chas Vaughan, Jr
Bill Vaughan
Louise Pickens
Coc Camp No. 468
Jewel Hogan
Lawrence County Relief Office
Cora Lee Speake
Madeline Heflin
Suneday
Chilton County
Charles Snyder
Moulton Hardware Company
State Commission
FE. Q, Burch
Gabe Pool
Wolf of Springs
Geir
All-Day Singing at Andrews Chapel Set
An all-day singing event is planned at Andrews Chapel on September 1 with invitations extended to all singers to participate in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Chapel
Andrews’ Chapel
Elisabeth Bryan Returns to Headquarters After District Tours
Miss Elisabeth Bryan former relief director of Morgan county promoted to district one supervisor when relief offices closed in Decatur returns to her headquarters after making official calls in the ten counties of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Bryan
Morgan County
Decatur
Church Revival Completes With Additions At Local Meet
The Church of Christ revival closed last night after a successful week with several additions and strong messages by Rev. Coffman. Rev. Gibbs and Rev. Gaines returned home after attending meetings. Cotton ginning progresses with about twenty bales processed this week and more ready. Local residents and visiting families are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Taylor
Saitheahen
Clark Weatherwax
Aces ©Ayahan
Town Ann
Aorge
Mt. Hope
Tubbs
Town Creek
Lee
Church of Christ Revival
Coffman
J. M. Gibbs
J. Luther Gaines
Moulton
Reeves
Baptist Women’s
James Perdue
Perdue
R. C . Jackson
O. L. Judy
Myrtie
Sedition Act Is No Longer Law In Alabama
Alabama faces a shift as the Sedition Act is repealed amid labor tensions and upcoming Patan Bly igor Be Baldwin fishing rodeo. Governor Graves signs the Welch bill to authorize jury boards to refill juries and list juror names per Scottsboro decision. Senate passes unemployment insurance with 16 weeks benefits after a three week waiting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Graves
Scottsboro
U. S. Supreme Court
Senate
Typhoon Hits Tokyo as Storm Delays Southern Japan Shipping
A typhoon swept Kyushu and Shikoku today forcing ships to seek shelter or stay in port and delaying schedules across southern Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Kyushu
Shikoku Islands
Japan
Third Prisoner Severely Harmed at Plettensee Jail
Berlin Aug 28 The an chartered executioner of Pletzensee prison swung his ax at dawn today and severely harmed Lieut Muller Heinecke of the aviation corps condemned as a spy The officer was among many held at the facility
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Pletzensee
Lieut
Muller- Heinecke
Aviation Corps
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Roosevelt Barber Shop
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Douglass
Rerpicen
Pluto
H. J. McDowell
J. Amos Spiller
Spiller
R. ©. Puller
Mr. Fuller Ee
Clifton Almon
Voyce
J. Clark
Hodgins
Savannah
Hope
J. Kirk Howell
Moulton Public School
Howell
Lucile
Anita Heflin
Fred Heflin
Greensboro
J. H. Heflin
Itm Rik
CTS
Actuaties 'Zour Gag Company
Second Ave
Miss Bryan
R. N. Gentry
W. N. Gentry
Illinois
Carter
Lyons Electric Company
Penney
FELTS
Cherry Lane’s
Ney
I Cc
FORD
H.p
Morgan County Motor Company
LEE Street
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