Three Ways AAA Seeks to Curb Cotton Surplus
Washington reports the Agricultural Adjustment Administration proposed three steps to reduce the cotton surplus. Measures include expanding exports, boosting domestic consumption, and aligning production with demand. Quotas may be used if supply exceeds normal by seven percent, with referenda required for approval.
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AAA
Slenderness Is In Style In Beauty Column
A vintage beauty column urges slenderness as fashionable while warning against scrawniness. It promotes outdoor activity and a balanced diet with eggs milk cereals vegetables to gain weight healthily. It offers a neck and shoulder exercise and invites readers to contact the Beauty Box Editor with questions.
Packers and Giants Seek 1939 NFL Crown in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee Green Bay faces New York Giants for the NFL title after both teams clinched division crowns. Packers edged the Lions 12 7 while the Giants beat Washington 9 to 0. The Polo Grounds crowd saw Giants win the previous year's title 23 17.
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Dixie Victory in Rate Battle Seen
Senator Lister Hill told Scottsboro Trade Day crowds that a complete victory in the rail freight rate fight is likely. He said leaders avoided sectional framing and framed it as a national good benefiting consumers nationwide.
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Ala
Lister Hill
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Thanksgiving Gathering at Henderson Home and Sacred Harp Singing
Thanksgiving was observed at the R L Henderson home Somerville route 1 with sacred harp singing and a noon picnic dinner. Attendees included J P Dobbs Eva route 1. numerous Somerville Ava Ava route 1 and Hartselle route 3 residents. committee hopes to meet again in 1940 at J P Dobbs home near Gum Pond.
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Jasper Hopper
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Nittee McKay
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Lucian Hopper
Hartselle
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D. C. Light
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Dexter Dobbs
L. H. McKee
Alva Drink
J. P. Dobbs
Gum Pond
Courage of Father O’Neil at Colorado prison riot
The Carnegie Medal recipient Father Patrick O’Neil helped end the 1929 Colorado Penitentiary riot. After others fell, he carried 50 pounds of dynamite to the cell wall, risking death as guards fought the mutineers. The blast finally breached the wall, and O’Neil remained unharmed.
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Colorado State Penitentiary
St. Bernard College
Cullman
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Daily cross word puzzle entries for August AIS
Crossword clues listed in order with numbers and partial phrases. Includes down 1 Latvian five letters, 5 A joker coins, 6 Country of, 2 Harmony Asia, 3 Any fungus, 7 Forbidding skin disease, 8 Cry of a, 4 Division of wild goose, 10 Brood of time pheasants. Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc. AIS
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Theme of Mutiny In the Big House Tops Capitol Exhibit
The exhibit at the Capitol features Mutiny In the Big House as its central theme today and Tuesday. The display explores conflict and resistance within a historical prison setting.
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WPA road project to improve Limestone county roads
About four hundred additional workers will be hired and roughly 300000 dollars spent by the WPA on a county road improvement program. The plan, announced by H. L. Carter, aims to pull Limestone County out of the mud and will start Monday, applying to county owned roads rather than state trunk highways.
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Athens
Ala
WPA
Limestone County
H. L. Carter
Federal benefits payment share outlined in report
The article notes past recipients of federal benefits and explains that approximately two thirds of the total amount spent will be paid out. It highlights the distribution approach and implies ongoing disbursement plans.
Fire destroys Southside Baptist Church in Montgomery
The Southside Baptist church building in Montgomery burned early today, with Rev. Montague Cook estimating a loss of 30,000 dollars. The blaze was spotted at 2 a.m. by two men in a passing cab. All church artwork and the memorial window were lost, but records and office equipment were saved. The church, built in 1932, had partial insurance and plans to rebuild were announced as a deacons meeting was set. Reverend Cook, pastor since September, commended firefighters.
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Chester Ingram
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Cook
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Brewton
Wages and Hiring by Investigated List
The report notes wages discussed for workers to be hired from a list recently examined. It references a gamertag term and a bounty welfare context, suggesting a targeted recruitment and funding approach tied to the inquiry.
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