Amarillo attorney kills himself in jail by nitroglycerin bottle
A. D. Payne, the Amarillo attorney who confessed to placing a bomb in his wife’s car that killed Mrs. Payne and their child, died in his jail cell from an explosive strapped to his neck. He warned prisoners he would cheat the electric chair and left letters to his mother and others before the blast.
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Amarillo
Texas
A. D. Payne
Payne
J. C. Johnson
New Mexico
Athens College President Dr Naylor Visits Decatur
Dr Naylor, president of Athens College, was a Decatur visitor Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Naylor
Athens College
Decatur
Young Preacher Closing Summer Services at Central Baptist
Rev. Ralph Gwin completes a summer as supply pastor at Central Baptist and heads to Florida to marry. He will take the Columbia Baptist church pastorate on the first Sunday in September after media attention from Frank Cook of Columbia. The church presents him cash gifts and a farewell shower as deacons and women’s society thank him.
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Ralph Gwin
Central Baptist Church
Florida
Columbia Baptist Church
Gwin
The
Bible Institute of
New Orleans
Frank Cook
Columbia
Columbia Church
Rev. Gwin
Board of Deacons
Postal Workers to Enjoy Outing in Lawrence County
Postal authorities of Lawrence County will entertain at an outing at Lock A on Monday. Substitutes and regulars will take part and an invitation has been sent to postal employees in this section to attend with their families.
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Lawrence County
Lock
Hine Looks Over Site For New Government Hospital
Butler Hine traveled to Tuscaloosa to inspect the site of a new government hospital for ex service men and seek information on labor conditions there. He expressed confidence he could place several Morgan county unemployed service men on hospital work when it begins.
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Butler Hine
Tuscaloosa
Government Hospital
Hine
Morgan County
Printer Tested and Found OK for Daily Wire Service
The automatic printer, set to handle The Daily's leased wire service starting Monday, was tested by telephone company employees today and cleared as OK. No problems are expected in launching the service on schedule Monday morning.
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O.k
Revival crowd packs tabernacle for Tucker sermons
George Tucker preached at the tabernacle on sin and Samson to a packed crowd that filled seats and stood around the tent. The revival runs through Monday with plans to move to Huntsville for three weeks, as Sunday night closes the campaign.
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George Tucker
Tabernacle
Samson
Huntsville
Tucker Party
Cottage
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Swan Lake
Tucker
the Tabernacle
Mr. Tucker
Geo, Bennett
John W. Schorr
Memphis
Montgomery
16Th Avenue Baptist Church
Bonanza Quartette
E. N. Hart
Prine
Chiropractor Shot To Death At Office Door
Dr. H. E. Duensing, a Greenwood chiropractor, was shot and killed on the main business street as he entered his second story office. Officers arrested S. J. Brunson of Avalon as the slayer after Brunson and another man visited the office earlier and learned the doctor was out. The shooting occurred as Duensing, followed by his young daughter, reached the stairway from street level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood
Miss
H. E. Duensing
S. J. Brunson
Avalon
Duensing
Brunson
Chiropractor
Dr. Duensing
Maxwell Thanks Voters for Support in County Nomination
John Maxwell, who came within twenty one votes of the democratic nomination for tax assessor, thanked voters across the county for their splendid support. He said he is a Democrat and will back party nominees in the upcoming general election.
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John Maxwell
Maxwell
Rains Threaten But Fail To Fall Over County
Overcast skies plagued a town crowd as intermittent drizzle fell by afternoon. Rural areas hoped for rain to ease dry conditions, but by 2 PM no real rainfall had occurred.
Alabama Democrats Hold Executive Campaign Meeting in Birmingham
Democratic leaders convened in Birmingham to expand campaign plans for the November general election. The session included John H. Bankhead Hugh D Merrill Jerome Fuller and other campaign committee members as they prepare statewide efforts and designate Birmingham headquarters.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. Thomas Heflin
Montgomery
John H. Bankhead
Senate
Hugh D. Merrill
Jerome Fuller
Centreville
W. H. Pf
Duffie
Mobile
8. F. Hobbs
Selma
John Miller
Camden
Borden Burr
Rev D W Griffin to Preach at Fairview Church
The Rev D W Griffin head of the Morgan Association of Baptists will preach at Fairview Baptist church at 11 o clock Sunday morning. In addition to the sermon there are business matters of great importance to members of the congregation to be discussed.
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D. W. Griffin
Morgan Association of Baptists
Fairview Baptist Church
Burns to Fill Grant Street Church Pulpit Sunday
L C Burns will fill the pulpit of the Grant Street Church of Christ Sunday at both morning and evening hours. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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L. C. Burns
Grant Street
Church of Christ
Sparks Circus Arrives in Decatur for Two Malone Park Shows
Sparks Circus, a world renowned act, arrives by train from Florence and sets up in Malone Park for two performances this afternoon and tonight. The show, enlarged this year, includes 650 staff and over 200 acts in a three ring arena with a 6500 seat big tent and extensive auxiliary facilities. Performances begin at 2 pm and 8 pm with a pre-show animal exhibition hour starting at 7 pm. the troupe plans to depart for Birmingham after the night show.
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Decatur
Sparks Circus
Malone Park
Southern
Florence
Sparks
Nelson Family
Wright
Riding Guides
Holland
Walters
Belgium
Carlos Carreon
Spain
Franz Woska
Birmingham
Gas Street
Legion Post Sports Arena Proposal Denied by City Committee
Morgan County American Legion Post failed to win approval for a boxing arena at Davis and Line streets opposite the local miniature golf course. The Fire Committee cited narrow streets and proximity to the county jail as fire and crowd safety concerns, though Legion leaders pledged to adjust plans and possibly relocate the arena outside the fire district.
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Roy Billings
B. L. Malone
Morgan County
American Legion
Legion Post
Davis and
Line Streets
Legion
O. J. Shepard
Joe Pettey
The
Decatur
Huntsville Post
Suspect admits part in gun fight in Altus
Vernon Robison 28 admitted with his brother George 30 they engaged in a deadly gun fight near Altus last night. Deputy Sheriff Elmer Carter was killed and Night Police Chief Joe Whitt wounded. Robison blamed George who was gravely wounded as Ernest Jackson of Vernon Texas and Buck Robison's home held the liquor truck used in the incident.
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Altus
Okla
Vernon Robison
George
Here
Robison
Elmer Carter
Joe Whitt
State Reformatory
Granite
Frederick
Ernest Jackson
Vernon
Texas
Carter
Whitt
Buck Robison
Jackson
Senator Black Promises to Speak at Valley Pythian Meet
Senator Hugo L Black pledges to attend the Tennessee Valley Pythian Association meeting in Florence at Monte Bello Lodge No 10 on Tuesday night September 2. Secretary F Arthur Dix says the program is not complete but promises a very interesting session with Knights from across the valley expected, including a large Decatur delegation.
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Hugo L. Black
F. Arthur Dix
Tennessee Valley Pythian Association
Castle Hall
Monte Bello
Decatur
Doctor to Visit Florence Sheffield and Tuscumbia
Dr. J. N. Baker state health officer arrives Monday to Florence, Sheffield and Tuscumbia with Dr. A. J. Perolio to confer with local health officers on malaria control efforts in the Tri-Cities area. Baker champions malaria eradication and expects the ongoing work to show strong value.
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J. N. Baker
A. J. Perolio
Florence
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Baker
Tri-Cities
W R Williams Called By Death
W R Williams of Danville route three died at his home Friday at 78. He leaves four sons three daughters 25 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral service today at four at Johnson's Chapel with Rev A N Bowen and Rev Aldridge officiating. interment at Priest and Gibson in charge. Pallbearers listed.
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W. R. Williams
Danville
Johnson's Chapel
A. N. Bowen
Aldridge
Gibson
Williams
H. ©. Bridges
Asa Long
R. E. Brown
Walter W. Aldridge
Joan Harp
R. L. Long
Mrs. A. J. Dinsmore Returns From Junaluska Visit
Mrs. A. J. Dinsmore has returned after a six weeks visit to Junaluska North Carolina.
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A. J. Dinsmore
Junaluska, North Carolina
Danville Officer R F Cheatham Seen Mingling in City
R F Cheatham a well known Danville lawman was seen mingling with friends in the city today in a casual public appearance. Cheatham has long served in local law enforcement and was noted by bystanders for his approachable demeanor during the outing.
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R. F. Cheatham
Danville
Probers hold ballot boxes in Alabama fraud inquiry
Ballot boxes from the August 12 Democratic primary are impounded in Jackson and Chambers counties amid grand jury probes of alleged irregularities. Madison county investigations continue as Attorney General Charlie C. McCall urges reporting of box stuffing and illegal voting. Jackson county jury convenes September 8.
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Montgomery
Ala
Cratic
Alabama
Jackson
Chambers
J. Thomas
Madisonnae
Charlie C. McCall
Generlly
Heflin
Hers
Madison County
J. W
Jackson County
Noon Edition Monday Plans for Labor Day
The Daily will publish a noon edition on Monday for Labor Day taking a slightly earlier delivery time. The paper operates daily except Christmas Day and Sundays.
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