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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1930

Page

2

Babson Sees Bargains in Bonds Amid Market Decline

Babson notes careful buyers can find bargains in bonds as prices fall. Second tier and railroad issues yield 6 to 9 percent, with utilities and industrials offering strong returns, though riskier issues require caution. Unlisted bonds present hidden opportunities for steady income with risk.

Yiel Pon Pee Ava Rom Vance Tadeo Triats

No Way Out for Sheila The Frost Family Strife

In a tense family diary, Sheila Frost flees after Christmas, sparking a crisis with her father and mother. Custodian Albert Brownbeck buys her a bank gift then she steals away to New York. Mrs Frost confronts her about an unforgivable sin and the need for forgiveness.

Fanny Mrs. Frost Sheila David Mary Morton Mary Albert New York Mrs. Prost Leona

Aunt Amelia Learns a Child Seeks Truth About Family

In London a girl named Sheila seeks truth about her mother’s past after Grandmother labels her mother a bad woman. Leona advises Amelia to tell the truth, and Sheila composes a message urging Aunt Amelia to know Miss Fanny was never treated right. Amelia reads a pink letter from Frost asking for the full story.

Marjorie Leona Sheila Amelia Miss Fanny London Fanny David Ne Frost

Negro confesses killing rural teacher Velma Colter

Maryville Missouri December report states Raymond Gunn a 30 year old Black ex convict confessed to slaying 19 year old Velma Colter a rural school teacher. He was held at St Joseph for safety after hours of questioning and rushed to avoid mob violence.

Maryville Velma Colter Raymond Gunn St. Joseph Paul R. Jones Gunn Jones

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