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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1939

Page

2

Venomous killer sought in slaying of German official

A man with a racial or personal grudge is sought as the bludgeon slayer of Dr. Walter Engelberg a German consulate official found dead in his Brooklyn home. Police describe a middle sized German speaking suspect with a mustache as a person of interest. The case bears international intrigue as investigators probe possible revenge motives and diplomatic sensitivities.

New York Walter Snc Manuell Marten Engelberg Engel Berg Brooklyn Marten William FP. X. Geoghan Joseph Reynolds Hitler Frederick Doe Doell Washington

Police pistol misfire injures man in cigar store incident

In San Francisco on December 7 patrolman Oswald Storm bumped a pistol in a cigar store causing it to discharge. The bullet struck Thomas Rodgers in the leg as he stood nearby.

San Francisco Oswald Storm Thomas’Rodgers Esaignet Abe

Exhibition of Oomph in Indianapolis Speedway Opens

Ann Shéridan weighs in for her shower-bath scene in Indianapolis Speedway at the Princess Theatre. The two day engagement starts today, inviting audiences to discover what oomph means.

Ann Shéridan Indianapolis Speedway Princess Theatre

Nine Chosen on Board for Alabama Unemployment Program

Governor Dixon appointed a nine member advisory council to ensure impartiality in unemployment compensation and employment service policies. The panel includes D. W. Stockham and Sam Roper among others from Birmingham Mobile and Montgomery and will assist the director of industrial relations. A separate five member committee was named to study experience rating for employers contributing to the unemployment fund with a report due by December 31 1940.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Dixon D. W. Stockham Stockham Pipe Fitting Co Birmingham A. Hirs A. H. Liston D.W. Stockham Hayse Tucker Tuscaloosa H. H. Chapman H.&. Craigmile Gadsden

Better Citizenship Association names new committees

The Decatur Junior High Better Citizenship Association held its weekly meeting. President Anne Reeves Dillard announced the new standing committees: Cleanliness Alfred Bingham Rex Rankin James Haynes senile Room Johnny French Willow Jean Finn Murial Sheats Grounds Jane Bethany Betty Wyatt Bicycle Willard Young Rudolph Glass Lillian Houser Flag Earl Joyce Lee Arthur Parker Bobby Callett The council also voted to prohibit football on the 4th Avenue campus side to prevent injuries from street traffic. Favorable reports on citizenship were presented.

Better Citizenship Association of Decatur Junior High School Anne Reeves Dillard Alfred Bingham Rex Rankin James Haynes Johnny French Willow Jean Finn Murial Sheats Jane Bethany Betty Wyatt Willard Young Rudolph Glass Lillian Houser Earl Joyce Lee Arthur Parker Bobby Catlett 4Th Avenue

Respected Cedar Lake Teacher Dies at 31

Gladys Odessa McDaniel, a Cedar Lake Rosenwald school teacher for eight years, died Monday December 4, 1939, at her parents home. She attended Decatur high school and graduated from A. and I. State College Nashville Tennessee. She came from a prominent local Black family.

Gladys Odessa McDaniel Cedar Lake Decatur High School A. & I. State College Nashville Tenn

Anderson Named 1939 Coach of the Year

Dr Eddie Anderson head coach of the University of Iowa football team was named 1939 coach of the year in a nationwide World Telegram poll. He won 48 of 80 votes becoming the fifth to receive the honor.

New York Eddie Anderson University of Iowa New York World- Telegram Notre Dame

Hippo Relents and Submerges to Lake for Freedom

In Fort Lauderdale August the four ton hippo ended his resistance and swam to a prepared lake home for sea lions. Hunger and compulsion from keepers culminated in his surrender as guards failed to deter him. He then refused to surface, following a period of dismantled supplies and garden destruction around his lake.

Fort Lauderdale Fila

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