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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1934

Page

10

Bankhead urges 10.4 million bale cotton cap and 25 percent curtailment

Senator Bankhead pressed Secretary Wallace to set a 10 400 000 bale limit on the 1936 cotton crop in addition to the 3 percent reduction already prescribed. He noted that voluntary program farmers trimmed 38 000 000 acres by 36 percent while the 1935 curtailment was 25 percent with a 3 12 cent per pound payment based on past yields. He proposed allowing a further 10 percent withdrawal and stressed continuing strict controls as he works on legislation to replace the Bankhead law when it lapses at year end.

Waseengton Eastor Bankhead Ala Wallace Bankhead

Union Grove Bufo ard Eddy Ill at Parents Home

Eddy remains very ill at his parents home with Mr and Mrs Lichie Eddy. Several Union Grove residents spend Christmas with relatives. Ernest Lemons improves after Decatur hospital treatment. Miss Donnie Brown of New Hope mourns loss of Mrs. Brown. Willie Brown and family survive.

Buford Eddy Lichie Eddy Herman Harold George Tyler Chester Wood Witte Chattanooga Tenn Wodd Lude May Dimple McDaniel New Hope Union Grove Hubert Bill O.D. McDaniel

White House romance tipped as engagement will be announced

Washington awaits formal confirmation of the rumored engagement between Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Dall, the president’s only daughter, and John Boettiger, a former Washington newspaper correspondent. The couple reportedly plans an imminent public announcement.

Washington Anna Roosevelt Dall John Boettiger

Condemned Woman Seeks Clemency in England

A petition signed by thousands asks the Home Secretary to spare Lydia Binks, a 24 year old domestic sentenced to death for murder and set to die January 3. The case mirrors the prior execution of Ethel Major the previous month for poisoning her husband.

Durham England Home Secretary Lydia Binks Frederick Rushworth

New VFW Post Formed at Wheeler Dam Camp Meeting

A VFW post was organized last night at Wheeler dam COC camp with about 120 ex service men in attendance. The organization notes it has averaged a new post weekly during the past year and 1000 to 1500 new members daily. Harry K. Kellett of Kansas City is named in connection with the event.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Wheeler Dam Coc Camp VFW Harry K. Kellett Kansas City

Car overturns injuring two on rainy Country Club road

Miss Bluett Wallace and Miss Clifton Ferrell escaped with minor bruises when their car overturned in a ditch along the old Bee Line highway near the Country Club road as heavy rain drenched the area en route to the Cotillion dance.

Bluett Wallace Clifton Ferrell Bee Line Country Club Road

Theft of Austin Auto Reported in Decatur

Decatur officers were notified today by Huntsville police of the theft last night of an Austin automobile from E. D. Kennibrow.

Decatur Huntsville Austin E. D. Kennibrow

Lewis C. Brown Departed for Birmingham on Business

Lewis C. Brown left today for a several days’ business visit to Birmingham. He plans meetings with local partners and will return after the engagements conclude.

Lewis C. Brown Birmingham

Business visitor John T. Jones arrives in town

John T. Jones of Route 4 Decatur is in the city today on a routine business visit and is available for meetings and inquiries.

John T. Jones Route 4 Decatur

Local post commander helps organize Wheeler dam meeting

Mo. and Butler P. A. Hine, commander of the local post, attended the meeting at Wheeler dam last night and assisted in the organization.

Butler P. A. Hine Wheeler Dam

Lynchings Show Decrease in 1934

Reported lynching figures for 1934 show a decline with 15 persons lynched, 8 by law enforcement custody, 3 from jail, and 5 from officers outside jail. There were 51 cases where officers prevented lynchings, 7 in northern and western states and 44 in the south, with guards increased or removal of prisoners in most cases.

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