Rotary Ladies Night Delights Members with Fine Program
The Annua Rotary Club hosted a lively Ladies Night with a decorated Leila Cantwell Seton auditorium, led by Bill Kimbrough and Rev Jane M Dennis. Miss Marie Ballas introduced entertainers The Levinge Sisters performed with pianist Roy Colley and others from Birmingham and nearby areas. Corsages, novelties, prizes and a pleasant dinner marked an evening of gratitude to Rotarians and guests.
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Pee
Rotary Club
A. C. Bailey
Higdon
H. ©. Goldel
Joe James Rankin
Irvin Mit- Brittain
Bm- Se Aeekerry
Leila Cantwell
Seton Bell
Rotary
America
Bill Kimbrough
Jane M. Dennis
John Peach
Marie Ballas
A. ©. Bailey
Julian Harris
Ross Dublin
Emmett McOlfry
Levinge Sisters
Margaret
Natalie
Eileen
Gloria
Roy Colley
Birmingham
Phyllis McRae
Gloria Boyd
Antsville
Mikired Bodfish
Pratich& Leopard
Billie Moye
Genevarte
Frank Gienault
Mises May ‘Davis
Rotarians
Peter M. Dennis
The
First Methodist
Silver Mining Slump Drags Dow In Market Trading
Market tone turned dull as silver mining shares showed renewed weakness amid a global price slide. A. S. Smelting and Cerro De Pasco tumbled while other major equities including International Nickel and Coca Cola slipped. Silver futures in Montreal fell and New York bar silver dropped from 65 3-8 to 64 3-4 cents. Shipments by U S Steel in November trailed October but remained ahead of 1934 levels.
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Wall Street
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
New York
Chicago
A. S
Cerro de Pasco
A. O. Smith
International Nickel
Howe Bound
American Smelting
American Telephone
Western Union
Consolidated Gas
American Can
Coca Cola
Santa Fé
N. Y. Central
Baldwin
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
National Distillers
Phillips Petroleum
London
U. S. Treasury
Montreal
U. S. Steel Corp
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Trading Report
Liverpool Cotton market report shows 17 000 bales traded including 5700 American with prices set lower across the board. Quotations for American grades range from strict good middling 7.20 to good ordinary 6.56 with futures and nearby months quoted down slightly and the market described as quiet and steady.
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Liverpool
Wheat futures closing rundown for December and May
Chicago open high low and close figures show December Wheat at 96 94 96 and May at 95 96 94 95 with minor percentage movements. The brief market update records open high low and closing values for futures contracts.
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Chicago
Potatoes See slow demand in Chicago market report
U S Dept of Agriculture notes dull supplies in Chicago on December 10 with very slow demand. Idaho Russets and Minnesota North Dakota Red River cobblers show few sales at around 1.75 to 1.22 per cwt, while overall shipments are limited and prices remain weak.
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Chicago
U. S
Butter Markets Report From Chicago Dated Dec 10
Chicago pricing data shows unsettled creamery and refrigerator butter with multiple grade levels and receipts for current trading. Market notes list standards and extras with scores and weighted figures across firsts seconds and categories, reflecting a fluctuating dairy market.
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Chicago
Poultry Market Report From Chicago Trade Dec 10
Live poultry steady as market readings show hens under four and a half pounds quoted around 17 to 18 dollars. Dressed turkeys and capons listed with price ranges across sizes and weights, including young and old hens and toms, with no dramatic shifts noted.
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Chicago
Rock Springs
Chicago cattle and hog market report with prices
U S Dept of Agriculture bulletin from Chicago notes hog prices at 9.75 to 9.90 for 180-300 lb, several mixes. top 9.90 sparingly. 140-160 lb pigs 9.40 to 9.70. Sows 5-10 lower. Cattle at 8.00 and calves around 1,500 head opening slow for red steers and yearlings with weak to 25 lower. long yearlings 14.00, most 8.00-11.50. Heifers also listed.
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Chicago
U. S
Split Opinion Likely In AAA Validity Test
Supreme Court justices questioned power delegation under the new deal crop control program. Conservative and liberal wings showed signs of division while Hughes and Roberts held balance. Concluding arguments continued with a January ruling possible on AAA validity and related taxes and actions.
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Hughes
Roberts
Assont
Reed
Brandeis
Stone
AAA
Hauptmann faces new trial bid or clemency seek in death case
The condemned killer Hermann Hauptmann may pursue a new trial on grounds of alleged new evidence or ask the court of pardons to commute his death sentence to life imprisonment. Justice Trenchard will receive the trial record after the supreme court acts. Hauptmann, stoic in the death house, awaits the next steps as Gov Hoffman and others discuss the case.
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Thomas W. Trenchard
Flemington
Court of Pardons
Hauptmann
Justice Trenchard
Supreme Court
Washington
Harold G. Hoffman
Ellis Parker
Burlington County
Erasmus Hudson
New York
Hoffman
Hudson
Market Report: Cattle Steady to Weak as Shee p Prices Sluggish
Cattle mixed with slow selling and steady to weak grades. All cows steady to weak, best weaners firm, bulls active and steady. Stockers scarce. Sheep at 9,000 head with fat lambs opening slow. undertone steady to easier. Good native and fed western lambs bid 10.75 to 11.00. best 1125 or more. desirable feeding lambs bid 4.50 to 6.00, asking 10.00 to 25, with better on desirable feeding lambs.
Local officials note visitors and incidents in Decatur
Decatur area figures include James A. Lankford of Hartselle and J. L. Martin of Vinemont visiting for business. Casualties and events span elevator injuries in Birmingham, a stolen 1935 blue Pontiac, a model T Ford theft, Will Henry Harris death, and church activities at John’s Guild and Fidelis class. Local transport plans for Sugar Bowl trip to New Orleans are noted.
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Birmingham
Decatur
New Orleans
Texas Christian University
Third Victim Of Cullman County Crash Dies
A bus truck and private car crash on the Bee Line highway a mile north of Cullman on November 24 claims the third victim Mrs H R Prichard 23 of Joppa route 1 Morgan county. Also killed was M A Oliver father of the victim who died at a Cullman hospital after serious injuries. Ida Chitwood grandmother of Mrs Prichard died ten days earlier at her Hulaco area home. Lf ford Prichard is still confined in a Cullman hospital.
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Cullman
H. R. Prichard
Joppa
Morgan County
Hulaco
Decatur
Bee Line
M. A. Oliver
Prichard
Ida Chitwood
Lfford
Funeral Rites Held for Turner Child
Funeral services for Margaret Turner two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Floyd Turner were held at Lawrence Cove at two oclock in the afternoon. The child died Monday afternoon of pneumonia. Rev Horace Wilson conducted rites and Drinkard Howell directed interment. The parents a brother Billy and three sisters Lorene Vivian and Nellie survive.
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Margaret
Floyd Turner
Falkville
Lawrence Cove
Horace Wilson
Drinkard Howell
Billy
Lorene
Vivian
Nellie
Presiding Elder Plans Weekend Itinerary Visit
Dr. L. G. Sturdivant presiding elder of the Decatur district will visit three churches this weekend preaching at each and conducting quarterly conference. Falkville will host Saturday morning Tanner Sunday morning and Austinville Sunday evening in the itinerary.
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L. G. Sturdivant
Decatur
Falkville
Tanner
Austinville
Funeral Held For Mrs Prichard In Hulace
Funeral rites for Mrs. Prichard were held this afternoon at Hulace with Rev J E Nelson officiating. Drinkard Howell of Falkville oversaw burial. Survived by husband a son Lifford and mother Mrs M A Oliver. The hospital reported injuries from fractures of both legs.
Town Creek girl acquitted in fatal shooting case
A Town Creek, Alabama woman was acquitted after a 10 minute jury deliberation in the shooting death of grocer Mose Nasir Abraham, age 30, who authorities say beat her the night before. She testified self defense and said Abraham threatened her with a pistol the night of the slaying.
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Alabama
Garner
Mose Nasir Abraham
Otis Caldwell
Homicide Bureau
Abraham
Caldwell
Town Creek
Ala
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Annua Rotary Club
Toyland
Holiday
King Festures Syndicate, Inc
Great Britain
By Brandon Walsh
Second Avenue
Bank Street
GE Electrical
General Electric
Wyker & Son
Princess
Lame Eee
Pca
Walter Connolly
Journal
Reliance Life Insurance Co
Pittsburgh
Ferrow H. Himes
DecaTur’s
James A
Lankford
Hartselle
J. L. Martin
Vinemont
Frank M. Haynes
Wheeler
A. M. Byrd
H. P. Still
National Re-Employment Service
Haleyville
J. L. Shumake
Athens
Jimmy Munn
T. P. Sandlin, Jr
Crowton
P. Hill
Caddo
Lawrence County
Heap
Bud Davis
Evelyn Thompson
Fifth Avenue
West
Baugh's Infirmary
Ernest R. Wright
Bennie B. Brown
New York City
J. M. Brown
Grant Street
Kenneth Griffith
W. L. Head
William Sullivan
Berea College
W. A. Sullivan
Kiwanis Club
John A. Caddell
John's Guild
Will Henry Harris
Will
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Twelfth Avenue
W. E. Cason
Iuka
Miss
Conrad Strickland
Luther Reynolds
TVA
Wheeler Dam
J. R. Crawford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. N. Hart
Fidelis
Southside Baptist Church
Blake Thompson
Benevolent Society Hospital
Roy Buford
Flint
Cavalier Club
Turner Child
Terme PT i Ila
of the
Louise
Ss.vr
Nash-LaFayette
Nash Motors Company
Kenosha
Wis
Nash
F.o.b
LaFayette
Poole Motor CO
Decatur, Ala
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