Notice of State Amendment Election by Alabama Governor
Governor Bibb Graves proclaims a December 17 1935 election in Mobile County and other counties to vote on a constitutional amendment allowing Mobile County to issue up to 1600 bonds and outlining budget rules and debt limits with penalties for violations. Notices to run weekly in county papers for four weeks prior.
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Alabama
Bibb Graves
State of
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Mobile
Mobile Coun
Shell
Board of Revenue and Road Comp
Mobile County
Beliven
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I. Bibb Graves
Behind The Scenes In Washington
Rodney Dutcher discusses the AFL split over industrial versus craft unionism. He notes leaders like John L. Lewis favor mass industrial unions to organize large production sectors, while craft unions resist, raid federal unions, and claim autonomy within the AFL. Examples cite Jones & Laughlin Steel, rubber workers, and a Toledo plant’s division, highlighting ongoing tensions.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Service Star
Corres YY Abhington
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
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NRA
A. F of L
Jones & Laughlin Steel Co
Aliquippa
A. F of L. Ald
Rubber Workers
Toledo
NEA Service, Inc
DecATur Diary Items From Decatur Local Notes
Decatur items report Mrs. Sidney Chenault moved to her son Dr. E M Clareratt’s home after an pneumonia attack. Mrs. R D Underwood and infant returned home from Benevolent Society Hospital. Prof Randolph Ryan visited on official business. Local residents Frissco and Crawford seen about town. Mrs W A Sullivan returned from Bon Aqua Tenn. Spencer Chunn of Hartselle visiting Charles Rice and plans to live with sister Mrs Woodford Cooke. Oak Ridge school trustees met with County Supt George Woodruff about school matters. Decatur to send at least one fan to Sugar Bowl in New Orleans for New Year’s Day. Walter H Todd spent weekend in Atlanta for Roosevelt homecoming. Miss Mary Rice returned from Gurley for holidays. Food gift drive to county sanatorium reports large donations of canned goods and meats. Co Captain Red Tucker recovering from rib injuries. able to be out. Rev West of Bemis Tenn preached at Southside Baptist Church. Frank Emene of Trinity in Decatur on business. Prof E G Hamilton of Priceville schools in Decatur. Police court docket heavy with 21 cases including liquor, gaming, fighting, drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and carrying a concealed weapon. Miss Pauline Blevins of Trinity left for Grafton W Va with Mr and Mrs J L Draper, Mrs John Meadows and daughter to Huntsville.
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Crow
Landersville
Moulton
J. H. Latham
Decatur
H. D. Lane
Eral E. H. Piemen, Jr
Federal Chemiccal Co
Louisville
T. C. Pettus
Nashville
Hartoelle
F. E. Taylor
L. Horton
Courtland
J. F. Cyow
Kelly Littrell
Hageed
Hatton
A. L. Wommack
State Highway Department
Scotts2ero
JH. Highsmith
J.M. S+reater
Town Creek
R. C. Puller
Mt. Hove
J. R. Duke Minist
W. R. Jackson
Lawrence
Internal Revenue Department
Birmingham
Mae Smith
Russellville
Pauline King
Harod Doss
Nacfsville
Benna Smith
Katharine Jackson
Louise Fowler
Mt. Hope
J. Franklin Roiserson
Hatton High School
RL. Roierson
A. B. Berryman
Russallville
L. W. Gentry
Claude Craig
New York
N. Y
Rosa Lee Langley
Athens
W. H. Hardin
Rural Resettlement Administration
A. B. Young
Merchant
Surprising Baked Potatoes and Liver Filling Recipe
Simple economical dishes from Sister Mary that showcase baked potatoes with a liver filling and a cornmeal plus biscuit variant. Includes Apple Ring Salad with cream cheese and nuts, giving practical kitchen ideas and step by step prep notes.
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Mary E
Alabama Governor Proclaims Election for School District Taxes
Governor Bibb of Alabama proclaims a statewide election on December 17, 1935, in all counties to decide a proposed three mill tax for school districts Enon Hendon Oakville Cave Springs Center Eschool Piney Grove Shiloh and Emeake in Lawrence County. Notice to be published weekly for four weeks prior in county newspapers.
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Enon
Hendon
Oakville
Cave Springs
Center Eschool
Piney Grove
Shiloh
Emeake
Lawrence County
Alabama
State of
Boy Ponds
Price of Peace Brings a Debate
The article discusses trade policies and their impact on exports in 1923 and beyond. It weighs three plans with costs ranging from about one billion to two billion dollars annually if cotton is included, noting fears of protests from domestic producers facing restricted access in a cyprocketed world market.
Safeguards Adopted at Local Theatres
Manager G. P. Bannanza of the Princess Theatre announced wiring at the theatre has been enclosed to prevent fire. A contract was let to rewire the Capitol Theatre on upper Second avenue to enhance safety for patrons.
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G. P. Bananza
Princess Theatre Today
Popular Playhouse
Bannanza
Capitol Theatre
Upper
Second Avenue
Banniza
Athletic Association Meeting at Morgan County High
Morgan County Athletic Association will meet at 1 p m Saturday at Morgan County High School in Hartselle to adopt a constitution and by laws, committee members said.
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Morgan County Athletic Association
Morgan County High School
Hartselle
Unemployment Drops in First Two Roosevelt Years
Relief chief Harry L. Hopkins released figures showing unemployment fell by 3,000,000 in the first two years of the Roosevelt administration. The number out of work last March was 12,000,900 compared with a peak of 15,000,000 in March 1933 and 3,000,000 in March 1929.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Associated Gas Joins Battle on Securities Law
The Securities Commission pressed for broader registration as a preliminary step in enforcing the securities law. About 53 firms have complied amid protests, while others fear a legal disadvantage from registering. Federal Judge William H. Holly endorsed registration while preserving constitutional rights.
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Associated Gas
Mae
Securities Commission
The
Commission
William H. Holly
Chicago
Public Utilities Securities Corporation
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Card
Tomorrow's menu lists breakfast items including grapefruit cereal eggs toast milk coffee across the morning. Luncheon offers baked potatoes apple ring salad corn sticks milk tea. Dinner features Swiss steak French fried carrots creamed onions lettuce with Thousand Island dressing blueberry pie milk and coffee.
Memorial Building Plan Backed by Alabama Legion
Alabama's American Legion and auxiliary backed a $1 million Memorial building to house the state archives and history department and serve as headquarters for patriotic groups. The endorsement came at the midwinter conference with Gov. Bib Graves and Col. William Pritchard presiding, and 500 attendees approving without opposition.
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Ala
Alabama
American Legionnaires
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Alabama Department of the Legion
Bib
Graves
William Pritchard
Birmingham
Marie Bankhead Owen
State Department of Archives and History
Capitol
Legion
Eara
Lis
Butter and eggs market report from Chicago
The Chicago market lists butter at 4,664 steady with creamery specials at 83 8-434 1-4, extras 92 and firsts 90-91, Tirets 88-89, seconds 88-87, and standards with carrots at 32 1-2. Eggs show 2,391 steady with fresh graded firsts 29 and current receipts 27-28.
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Chicago
Potatoes and poultry market notes from Chicago and Liverpool
Market roundups show potatoes steady with heavy supplies and slow demand, Idaho Russets selling around 1.70 to 1.95 per cwt. Poultry prices steady with live hens under 4 1/2 lbs at 17 1/2 cents, various weights for turkeys and ducks. Liverpool cotton futures ease, American spot at 7.23 for strict good middling.
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Chicago
U. 8
Idaho Russett Burbanks
Liverpool
Des
Moulton Personal News Highlights Local Movements
Crow and Latham family visits. business and social calls across Moulton and nearby towns. Delegations to Decatur and Nashville for football games. various travelers include Pettus, Lane, Taylor, Horton, and J. H. Highsmith. Local officials, merchants, and teachers noted among guests and visitors.
Futures close with quiet tone across several maturities
Market quotes show futures trading subdued with a range of levels: six point nine three and six point seven three mid sessions, six point five eight for middling, and several other notes including 6.18 and 5.98 for good ordinary. Prices for December and January futures are around 6.40 and 6.39 with near terms and farther months listed.
Market Notes From Chicago Hogs and Cattle Prices
Chicago market report shows hogs at 9.40 to 10.30 per 100 pounds for various weights with top around 9.90 and steady to weaker tone on lighter weights. Cattle demand scarce with prime steers around 12.50 and up. prices struggle toward 11.00 to 14.00 on weaker offerings. Stockers and calves softening while bulls hold. overall range mostly steady to lower.
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Chicago
U. S
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