No Such Thing As Safe Bulls Warn Auburn Dairymen
Dr. Burns of Alabama extension urges dairymen to place herd sires in sturdy enclosures and use safe handling to avoid dairy bull attacks. He notes Ferdinand or any name does not predict temperament and warns against relying on an unguarded bull. Burns offers plans for inexpensive bull sheds and exercises for El Toro to reduce danger.
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F. W.burns
Alabama
Agricultural Extension Service
el ‘Toro
Ferdinand
Mike
Dr. Burns
Burns
el Toro
Finland Isolated as Moscow Demands Action at League
Russia remains loyal to the league but demands forceful action against aggressors. Since the Soviet Union joined in 1934 its delegates pressed hard for sanctions and argued against others as aggression. Russian ambassador Jakob Surits heads to Geneva for budget committee, with council session to follow.
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Russia
Geneva
Agee
Paris
Jakob Surits
Ivan Maisky
London
British Press Association
Sermon Series 18S to Be Continued at St Pauls Lutheran
Rev. E. T. Town pastor of St Pauls Lutheran Church will continue the sermon series on the Ten Commandments this Sunday evening at seven. His topic will be Thou Shall Not Commit Adultery. The series is drawing growing interest.
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E. T. Town
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Be Quick To Treat Bronchitis
Creomulsion offers relief for acute or chronic bronchitis by loosening phlegm and soothing inflamed mucous membranes. It claims fast cough relief, rest, and sleep with a guarantee that you can get your money back if not satisfied.
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Creomon
Seoul
Markets Open With Tired Outlook on Declines and Modest Gains
New York stock market starts the week sluggish with few leaders rising and many slipping. Transfers for five hours total around 400 thousand shares as early attempts at a mild recovery fade. Cottonseed oil prices in New Orleans show steady to firm trends with select futures quoted around 6.50 to 6.36 cents.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Markets at a Glance New York Des 4 4
Stocks irregular with leaders drafting in a slow session. bonds uneven. Foreign exchange steady with new pressure against. Belga cotton mixed with foreign buying and spot house selling. Sugar lower amid commission house and speculative pressure. Metals easier as zinc cuts 12 cents a pound. Woo Tops firm on trade buying. Chicago wheat higher and corn higher. Cattle steady to 25 cents higher. hogs steady with top at 5.75.
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New York
Des
Belga
Chicago
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher Amid Mixed Trading
Futures closed with gains in December and January contracts while March and May showed mixed moves. Spot middling prices rose to 10.31 with a modest uptick, reflecting a cautious trading session in New York.
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N.Y
New York
Cotton futures steady as shorts cover amid liquidation
In New Orleans on December 4, trading mixed with shorts buying and covering offset by liquidation and hedge selling in distant positions. Closing quotations remained steady four points higher to two lower across the Dec through Oct contracts with slight gains and losses noted for nearby months.
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New Orleans
Shorts
Cottonseed meal futures close steady in Memphis
Prime cottonseed meal futures at 41 percent closed steady in Memphis on December 4 as buyers and sellers held positions with little change in price. Market activity remained subdued with no strong directional move reported.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton market closes steady in New Orleans
Spot cotton in New Orleans on December 4 held steady with sales of 1 464. Prices for low middling stood at 9.07 cents per pound while middling reached 10.17 and good middling 10.52. Receipts totaled 6 488 and stocks 718 678.
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New Orleans
Butter Prices and Egg Quotes From Chicago Market Report
Chicago market dispatch notes butter unsettled at 541 260 and 93 score with varied lots and 27 to 30 cents on different grades. Egg quotations show easy fresh graded eggs with numbers around 20 to 18 1 2 cents and refrigerator extras at 16 1 2.
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Chicago
Treamery
Nashville Livestock Market News Report
Nashville Tennessee December 4 cattle numbers at 1 000 salable calves 150 strong. Good and choice fed steers yearlings on market with slaughter and stocker classes steady to weekly close. Hogs 400 steady with weights 120 plus mainly 4 45 5 30. sows around 3 95. Sheep 25 mostly 25 50 lower with lambs up to 8 25 and fat ewes 2 00 3 00.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Wheat and corn futures rise after early profit pullback
Wheat markets resume advance with gains of 3 to 5 cents per bushel over the prior week as of December 4. Wheat closed 1 8 5 8 cents higher. December at 93 3 8 and May at 89 3 4. Corn up 1 4 5 8 with December at 53 1 4 3 8 and May at 54 5 8 3 4. Oats hold steady to 1 4 cent higher.
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Chicago
Lonely Child Christmas campaign plans discussed
Rotary club members debated this year’s Lonely Child campaign led by Lawson Davidson. The plan mirrors prior efforts with public assistance sought, and attendees included Tom Peach, Andrew of Montgomery, E R Naylor, Harry Taft, and L M Almond of Acna.
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Rotary Club
Lawson Davidson
Tom Peach
Montgomery
Andrewlg
E.R. Naylor
Harry Taft
L. M. Almond
Alacna
No New Tax Plea Voiced Across Washington Policy Debate
The United States Chamber of Commerce rejected new taxes to fund emergency defense. It urged Congress to tighten control of government spending and create a central budget committee. Lawmakers noted political risks in cutting relief and agricultural appropriations. Six major supply bills totaling about $4.69 billion face subcommittee review this week.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Chamber
Woodrum
D.-Va
House
House ,and An Influential Member of Its Appropriations Committee
Party Chief on Trial in Pennsylvania Blackmail Case
Pennsylvania Democratic chairman David L. Lawrence denied in court that he ever received a $5,000 payment from a gravel company tied to a state contract. U S Senator Joseph F Guffey testified about alleged discussions at the 1936 Democratic National Convention. Bowser testified he gave Lawrence funds after demand for more. Lawrence stated he did not discuss contracts with Bowser. He also noted his former role as commonwealth secretary.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
U. S
Joseph F. Guffey
Philadelphia
Spurgeon Bowser
Pioneer Materials Company
Bank holdup ends with quick escape and ambushed clerk
The bandit seized the sack of money, warned Kemp to stay put, struck him with a blackjack, then fled through the basement. Kemp phoned police who arrived about three minutes later. A Morgan county plated car remained parked on Grant Street as officers and Kemp left, more than half an hour after the incident.
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Kemp
Mr.Kemp
Grant Street
Morgan County
Mrs Viola Peebles Dies At Rural Home
Mrs Willie Viola Peebles 64 longtime Hillsboro area matron died at her rural home after a long illness. Funeral services were held at the residence with burial in Cottingham cemetery. Survived by husband George W Peebles five daughters and six sons.
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Willie Viola Peebles
Hillsboro, Rt. 2
Cottingham
George W. Peebles
Jeff Tolbert
Edga Cottingham
Jesse Gleria
Eddie Box
Earline Peebles
Robert
William
Harry
Elmer
Luke
Luther
Browder's Trial Delayed Until December 28
Earl Browder, Communist party leader, facing charges of using a fraudulently obtained passport, had his trial postponed today to December 28 at the request of his attorney George Gordo Battle. Browder remains free on bail as brief proceedings occur before Federal Judge Murray Hulbert.
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New York
Earl Browder
Communist Party
George Gordo Battle
Browder
Murray Hulbert
By-Products Sermon Topic at Central Methodist
The Rev. Archibald Lambuth preached both services on Sunday at QCentral Methodist, likening coal by products to the by products of conduct. He cited Jesus guiding individuals through casual acts that changed lives, urged Christians to let their influence bless others, and closed with a Lord's Supper invitation and a Rose Bowl football illustration.
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Qcentral Methodist Church
BR. Lambuth Archibald
Samaria
Jesus
Jairus
Jerico
Bethesda
Paul
H. 8. Gillette
Cois Lowery
Alexander Selkirk
DeFoe
Christ
Thanksgiving Poem by Union School Student
A Union School student Nida Riley from Somerville Route 3 shares a Thanksgiving poem praising gratitude and holiday joys. The verse mentions Thanksgiving Day, family, friends, laughter, pie and sledding, ending with thanks to the Lord for good things and safety.
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Lfe
Nida Riley
Union School
Somerville
Route 3
Mayor Maverick Defense Seeks Acquittal in Poll Tax Case
In San Antonio Texas on December 4 Maverick mayor and ex congressman Maury Maverick faced defense arguments that the evidence fails to prove a felony. Attorneys A J Wirtz and Carl Wright Johnson urged Judge Bryce Ferguson to instruct a acquittal on charges tied to paying another's poll tax. The trial began last week with the prosecution seeking 2 to 5 years imprisonment. The judge planned a ruling later that day.
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San Antonio
Texa
Maury Maverick
Bryce Ferguson
Maverick
A. J. Wirtz
Carl Wright Johnson
Ferguson
Texas
Decatur Community Notes and Locals Gatherings
A busy week in Decatur with A C Bailey traveling to Pontiac for a company conference and returning later this week. Local residents including Wyker, Pryor, Speake, Sherrow, and Steed resume studies at universities and institutes after Thanksgiving. Church groups plan meetings and social events, with Market Day observed at Memorial Drive Methodist and a W M A week of prayer. Numerous residents are noted for illnesses, visits, and travel, including Baby Bess Beaty, Earl Jones Jr., and others.
Britain Claims Direct Hits on Warships in North Sea
British air ministry says warships were struck by bombs in the North Sea amid claims of sinking a German submarine yesterday. Germany counters that only a small fishing vessel was hit. In Tokyo Grew meets Japanese Foreign Minister Nomura over a tentative settlement formula for U S Japan issues with few details.
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Britain
Germany
British
Air Ministry
North Sea
Tokyo
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Nomura
Republicans Reopen Debate on Recognition of Soviet Russia
Washington observers say the Roosevelt administration's 1933 recognition of the Soviet government may have influenced the Soviet invasion of Finland. Republicans cite past statements by leaders including a 1923 Hughes pledge against encouraging Soviet visits and Hoover's critique of Roosevelt's stance. Rep. Knutson argues recognition strengthened Stalin and tied the administration to Finland's tragedy.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Roosevelt
Finland
Republican National Committee
Hughes
Herbert Hoover
National Committee
Rep
Knutson
Minn
Stalin
Clemency Granted to Nine Convicts in Alabama
The Alabama board of pardons and paroles granted permanent paroles to nine state convicts and denied the applications of five others. Paroled are Maurice Weatherly Lauderdale county rape J D Ellis Jefferson forgery Bennie German Jefferson murder life Ethel Laskell Bennett Cullman manufacturing liquor Homer Henderson Cullman manufacturing whisky Jesse Motes Russel burglary I V Duncan Jefferson robbery Able Pruitt Lawrence first degree manslaughter and Ben Williams Marengo assault with intent to murder.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Maurice Weatherly
Lauderdale County
J. D. Ellis
Jefferson
Bennie German
Ethel Laskell
Bennett
Cullman
Homer Henderson
Jesse Motes
Russel
I. V. Duncan
Trust cases May Be Tried
The government won in a Chicago milk price fixing case and other anti trust actions. Chief Justice Hughes delivered the opinion, ruling the agricultural marketing act does not apply the Sherman act to these defendants. Justice Roberts wrote the labor case opinion reversing a lower court on union recognition. The district court had indicted 57 defendants under the Sherman act despite farm product controls.
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Washington
Chicago
Hughes
Department of Justice
National Labor Relations
Bava
Newport News, Shipbuilding, and Dry Dock Company
Justice Roberts
Fourth Federal Circuit
Hughes __youp
District Court
Northern Illinois Federal District Court
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Supreme Court ruling aids Chicago antitrust probes
Leo P. Tierney a special assistant to the attorney general called the high court decision upholding the government conspiracy case against milk distributors a boost for other Chicago area investigations He said the government will seek immediate arraignment and an early trial and that the Sherman act applies to such cases aiding the building industry inquiry headed for a federal grand jury.
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Chicago
Leo P. Tierney
Supreme Court
Tierney
Ruth a Ruth Continues After Hospital Grounds Escape
Ruth a Ruth, held on hospital grounds seeking food, escaped October 24 by leaving through an unlocked door. Superintendent Dr Louis J Saxe said she had a ward key but it was taken after her return. Authorities report she obtained another key with outside help. Mrs Judd's 1931 murders involved dismemberment and trunk shipments to Los Angeles. she was convicted in 1932 and sentenced to hang, with state supreme court upholding the conviction before a final county jury verdict.
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Louis J. Saxe
Fox
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Fe Ae
George Zucco
Paulette Goddard
Princess Theatre
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W. T. Grant Co
R. D. Kemp
Viola Peebles
Decatur’s
A. C. Bailey
Pontiac
Mich
Pontiac Company
John Wyker
Luke Pryor
University of Alabama
Russell Speake
Warren Sherrow
Billy, Steed
Marion’ Institute
Walther League
E. T. Tonn
Louise Holtman
Mrs. Tonn
E. Christiansen
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Memorial Drive
Methodists Missionary Society
C. L. Cobbs
T. W. Jones
E. Vine St
J. H.o'mcmath
Anna Stewart
Ernest Stewart
Muscle Shoals
Baby Bess Beaty
Florence
Virginia Robertson
Earl Jones, Jr
Faye Jones
Benevolent Society Hospital
Martha Aldridge
Beatrice Lamon
Laceys Springs
Decatur
Hudson Bracken
Town Creek
C. A. Goodwin
Hillsboro
Clarence Coffey
Zene
Julius Roberts
Trinity
Roland Hughes
Madison
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James Ryker
Hartselle
City
Robert L. Schulitz
H. H. Terry
Courtland
Emmett Payne
Route
J. W. Roberts
la Fiesta Club
Mrs
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Fever Marion
Caroline Elizabeth
Baugh's Infirmary
Olive Street
McAfee and Young
W. T. Willoughby
Bibb Humphrey
Candler Pittman
Huntsville
Federal Court
Tom King
Johns Hopkins Hospital
William McDonald
F. E. Blankenship
Frank Howell
Lawrence County
Paul Doss
Hartsele
L. E. Brown
W. T. Crutchfield
Harteelle
First Presbyterian Church
Lois Nichols
Scottsboro
Mrs. Dewey Houser
P. N. Hough
Laceys Spring
Falking
R. O. Spiégéls
Ollie Moody
Hemmond
Indiana
W. H. Moody
M. R. Hull
Athens
William Weaver
4Th. Ave
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Tennessee Valley
James Rankin
Sec’y Treas
State National Bank Building
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