Basic Provisions Of Farm Program Unchanged After 3 Weeks Of Debate
Senate and house have debated the administration farm program for nearly three weeks with no change in the basic provisions. The plan aims to balance supply and demand for corn, wheat, cotton, tobacco, and rice via an ever normal granary system. It would estimate required production and allocate acreage among states, counties, and farms, with loans and storage options when supplies are high and prices fall.
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Senate
House
Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Princess to Present Gems of 1938 Here Friday
Vaudeville returns to Decatur with Sollie Childs presenting Gems of 1968 featuring a five piece girl band and Annette Dubois with Jimmy Carr. The cast includes Annette Jonal Danseuse Tom Jerry Knockabout Harry Shannon LaMarr Duo Rhythm tap and more.
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Decatur
Princess Theatre
Sollie Childs
Annette Dubois
Jimmy Carr
Annette Jonal
Tom — Jerry
Harry Shannon
LaMarr
TVA eyeing surplus control in farm bill debate
Senate and House measures on TVA and farm subsidies propose stricter crop controls and different payment calculations for corn, wheat, and cotton. Critics warn of price depressions and constitutional overreach while supporters claim price and supply stabilization benefits for farmers and consumers.
Death at Long Island cocktail party prompts Walsh inquiry
Samuel A. Walsh 55 a retired Wall Street broker died in a New York hospital from a fractured jaw and pneumonia after a November 30 party at his Fort Salonga estate. State police cite a fist fight and abusive conduct toward women guests. George H. Hoyt Jr. remains at Bay Shore barracks for questioning.
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New York
Long Island
Samuel A. Walsh
Wall Street
Walsh
Fort Salonga
George H. Hoyt, Jr
Bay Shore Barracks
Hoyt
Alice Crowther
London
England
Mrs Turney Improves After Barn Fall At Baugh’s Infirmary
Mrs. W. W. Turney of Bomnerville was described as resting better today at Baugh's Infirmary after an accident in which she fell from a barn and sustained broken ribs. She was brought to the infirmary soon after the fall.
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W. W., Turney
Bomnerville
Baugh's Infirmary
Jury Deliberates While Judge and Audience Withdraw In Cold Court
In Charleston District Court on December 9 Magistrate Robert O Royall allowed the jury to stay in the courtroom to deliberate while the judge and audience retired to stay near a stove. The small 20 foot room was cold as jurors pondered the case.
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Charleston
D. C
Robert O. Royall
Abduction Mystery Ties Fried to Sand Gravel Probe
A 12 year old White Plains resident Arthur Fried vanishing prompts ransom talk of 200000 dollars. The boy reputedly would be a key witness in an investigation into the sand and gravel business tied to Thomas F Dewey the New York district attorney elect seen as a famed rackets fighter.
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Arthur Fried
White Plains
N. Y
New York
Field
Fried
Thomas F. Dewey
Mrs Deloney Found Dead In Leighton Home
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Susan Deloney 63 at the First Methodist Church Leighton after a self inflicted gunshot wound in her bedroom. Deputy Coroner A L Etheridge ruled death by own action with the body found by her daughter and the husband stating she had been ill. Surviving are her husband Woodruff Deloney three daughters Anna Terry and Mrs Harris Pippen a brother Henry Rand and other relatives with burial at Oakwood Cemetery Tuscumbia.
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First Methodist
Leigton
Mary Susan Deloney
Leighton
A. L. Etheridge
Colbert County
Deloney
All Health
Woodruff Deloney
Anna Deloney
J. C. Terry
W.H. Heflin
First Methodist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Tuscumbia
Brown
E. P. King
Leonard Preutt
Fritz Deloney
R. D. Wright
J. C. Fennel
Leslie King
Percy King
J. M. Lile
Paul King
R. H. King
W. E. Deloney
L. H. King
J. E. Deloney
E. C. King
Ben Fennel
Harry Fennel
E. D. Fennel
Honor Lists Publicized At Senior High School
Principal W. T. Jordan released the Senior high school honor rolls listing first and second honors. Names include sreee Darrah Dorothy Grace Finley Woodruff Christine Riesnen Raymond Parks Frances Siviey Fred Smith George Bloodworth Henry Day Elizabeth Chandler Lois Pace and many others across sections Sr. 11 Katherine Boswell Ann Johnson Mildred Swatzel Marjorie Wilder Sr. I Munsey McGlathery Sarah Elmer Alma Doris Norton Lenard Michelson Dorothy Ann Park Annie Laurie Smey Joyce Wohl Arnold Doss George Moye Jane Brittan Vivian Napps Harriett Fittason Betty McGehee Nancy Kate Thornton Gloria Carlisle Kathleen McGilathery Hilda Vaughan Sr. 111 Mary Ethelyn Knight Margaret Norwood Sr. Ti Burt Murphee Mary Katherine Nungester Theo De Graffenried Dorothy Swatze Doris Wohl Billy Duncan Jack Mc Laughlin Sr. I Inez Freeman Billie Mc Ferrin Constance Pearson Angela Warren Mary Frances Jones Martha Frances Kilgore Lucille Cole Ollie Mae Shafer Pauline Williford Helen Mae Brewer Nellie Clarke Roan Edna Huddleston Edward Grubbs.
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Sreee Darrah
Dorothy Grace Finley
Woodruff
Christine Riesnen
Raymond Parks
Frances Siviey
Fred Smith
George Bloodworth
Henry Day
Elizabeth Chandler
Lois Pace
Katherine Boswell
Ann Johnson
Mildred Swatzel
Marjorie Wilder
Sr. I.munsey McGlathery
Sarah Elmer
Alma Doris Norton
Lenard Michelson
Dorothy Ann Park
Annie Laurie Smey
Joyce Wohl
Arnold Doss
George Moye
Jane Brittan
Vivian Napps
Mary Ethelyn Knight
Margaret Norwood
Ti—Burt Murphee
Mary Katherine Nungester
Theo de Graffenried
Dorothy Swatze
Doris Wohl
Billy Duncan
Jack McLaughlin
Inez Freeman
Billie McFerrin
Constance Pearson
Angela Warren
Mary Frances Jones
Martha Frances Kilgore
Lucille Cole
Ollie Mae &Hafer
Pauline Williford
Helen Mae Brewer
Nellie Clarke Roan
Edna Huddleston
Edward Grubbs
Polk County Possum Club to Hold 25th Banquet
In Mena Arkansas veteran members prepared for the 25th annual banquet of the Polk County Possum Club. The meeting centers on the potential election of a woman candidate to lead the club amid tense anticipation.
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Mena
Ark
Polk County Possum Club
False Teeth With Real Comfort Ad Promises Ease
An old ad touts Fasteeth powder for comfortable false teeth with a pleasant taste. It claims easy use with a sprinkle on denture plates and urges readers to buy from their druggist, noting three sixes as a price clue.
New York Preacher to Speak at First Christian Church
Dr. Edwin Wyle of the Second Christian Church New York City will preach at the First Christian Church Sunday morning and evening, with an invitation extended to all. He is a noted minister author lecturer and traveler and has served on church boards and as vice president of a state committee.
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Edwin Wyle
Second Christian Church
New York City
First Christian Church
Dr. Wyle
United States
Canada
Kiwanis,Odd Fellows, Universities Institute
American Legion
City Directory Outruns Novels in Library Requests
City librarian Forrest Spaulsing says the directory is the librarys most requested book, far ahead of novels, as residents seek addresses for Christmas cards.
One in Court Session Handles Drunkenness Case
Police court convened with only one docketed matter, a defendant charged with drunkenness, as the session proceeded with minimal activity.
Alabama Baptists vote to hire full time evangelistic superintendent
Montgomery Ala December meeting of the Alabama Baptist state convention approves a full time evangelistic superintendent to lead spring campaigns. The education department splits into Sunday school and training union. 1938 budget rises about 10 percent to 232 500 with proportional agency appropriations. Dr Jesse A Cook of Andalusia elected board chairman to succeed Dr J C Lavender with P W James vice chairman and Rev S H Jones recording secretary.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Baptist State Convention
Department of Education and Training
Sunday School and Training Union
Jesse A. Cook
Andalusia
J. C. Lavender
Birmingham
P. W. James
Tuscaloosa
H. Jones
Marion
Miss Greene Found Dead At Her Home
Miss Greene a social editor for The Birmingham News and former Philadelphia Enquirer writer died at her Tuscaloosa home. Dying here yesterday she felt unwell and her body was found today. She was daughter of Thomas S. Greene and related to Dr. Richard C. Foster. University of Alabama officials will arrange funeral services.
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Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Miss Greene
Birmingham News
Philadelphia Enquirer
Hollywood
Thomas S. Greene
Frank Jeffries
Richard C. Foster
University of Alabama
Southern Ne
Federal Theater
Pro
Alabama Supreme Court Death Sentences Set for January 1938
Decisions list from the Alabama Supreme Court includes Curtis Cobb V State and several ex parte actions. Writs of certiorari granted or denied, several appeals affirmed, and death sentences scheduled for January 28 or 8, 1938 in Mobile and Houston circuits.
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Naan Ania Ala
Alabama Supreme Court Ee
Ner
Bennifield
State
Orson Circuit Court
James F. Daves
al. Industrial Finance Co
A of
Mobile County
Court of Appeals
Curtis Cobb
Jefferson Circuit Court
Foster
Justice
State of Aln
Attorney General
Knight
Frank Millhouse
Mobile Circuit Court
R. P. Vaughn
Alias Albright
Paul Bigby
Alias
Houston Circuit Court
Factory car sales in New York fall 10 percent in November
Factory sales of passenger automobiles in New York dropped 10 percent in November from the year before, according to the Automobile Manufacturers Association announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Crican
Automobile Manufacturers Association
The 30 Minute Itch Treatment Advertised
One application relieves itch without grease or mess and won’t soil clothing or bed linen. No time lost from school. Sold by your druggist.
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McAfee & Young Courteous
al Praser
Texas Rangers
Texas
Jessie Mae
Clyde McCoy
Soil Conservation
4Th Ave
J. Hazlewood
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Dama
Tennessee River
Wheeler
Wilson
Norris
Pickwick Landing
Guattersville
Chickamauga
Hiwansee
Wilson Dam
Muscle Shoals
Guntersville Dam
Chattanooga
Hiwassee
McRae Motors
Dodge
Beens
Plymouth—Distributors—De Soto
Second Avenue
W. T. Jordan
McGehee
1St Christian
Popul Book
Baptists
J.C. Black CO
SOS Second Ave
Supreme Court
DR. Statts Skrach-No-Mor
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Goonyyear
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