First Week in Legislature Sees Bitter Clash and Proposals
The legislature entered a hectic session with fights over a public affiliation list for members and allegations of bribery against Governor Bibb Graves. Representative Clint Harrison urged impeachment threats while Representative E. C. Boswell pushed a five member probe into lobbying. The house passed the affiliation resolution 89 to 1 and sent it to the senate rules committee as lawmakers plan investigations and funding for staff. Whisky and beer bills followed Graves message urging state and local governments adequately funded.
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Harrison
Bibb Graves
Clint Harrison
Marengo
E. C. Boswell
Geneva
House
R. T. Godwyn, Jr
Montgomery
Rules Committee
Senate
James Simpson
Birmingham
House Temperance Committee
House Ways and Means Committee
Bogers Celebrate Golden Anniversary In Hartselle
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Boger of Hartselle marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner at their daughter J L Day’s home. Lena Woodall Boger, from near Flint, married in 1875, joined family and friends for the celebration. The couple, now long settled on East Maine Street, have five daughters and one son, more than fifty years in their home, and remain active in community life in Lawrence and Morgan counties.
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W. A. Boger
Hartselle
J. L. Day
W. A. Boger & Son Drug Company
Alabama Cotton & Grain Co
Boger
Jim Rhae
Dundine, Fla
T. E. Crittenden
Eugene Sample
Ruby Boger
Dunbar
Tampa
Fla
J. H. Chitwood
Elizabeth Robinson
Cullman
Eighteen Hurt In Two Elevated Trains Collision
Eighteen people were injured when two northbound elevated trains collided at Eighth Avenue and 151st Street on the upper west side. Passengers received first aid from four ambulances as Mayor LaGuardia and Fire Commissioner McElligott rushed to the scene. This crash is the second in two months following a fatal December 11 accident on the Third Avenue line.
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New York
Eighth Avenue
151St Street
Upper West Side
F. H. LaGuardia
John J. McElligott
City Hall
Third Avenue
125Th Street
Frank Rooney
James Feeney
Rabbit hunt leaves man with shattered hand near Athens
Lawson Baugher on his brother Lawson Baugher farm four and a half miles west of Athens was wounded when a rabbit jumped in front of his shotgun. The left hand was shattered by the blast. He rode to Athens for treatment and was later moved to Benevolent Society hospital. Amputation decision not yet made.
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Benevolent i Okociety Hospital
Lawson Baugher
Athens
Baugher
Mr. Baugher
Benevolent Society Hospital
Slayer of Spouse Silent on Motive
Irene Phister, 28, English born, shot and critically wounded after fatally wounding her husband Warren Thornton Phister, 26, in a Columbia hotel on Valentine Day. He died eight hours later after mumbling the words I did it. Coroner's jury later accused her of firing the fatal shot.
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Columbia
Irene Phister
Warren Thornton Phister
Kansas City
University of Missouri
Influenza Closes Los Angeles Area Schools
A mild influenza outbreak near epidemic levels led to the closure of Whittier High Antelope Valley High and Norwalk Grammar School in Los Angeles area. Juvenile detention centers reported over 100 children and 13 staff ill threatening operations. Ventura kept schools closed for a further week.
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Los Angeles
Whittier High School
Antelope Valley High School
Norwalk Grammar School
Ventura
Three Die In Fire At Yonkers Home
A blaze in a six room frame house in Yonkers, New York, killed three people including Michael Radigan, 39, a WPA worker, his nephew Martin Doyle, 19, and Radigan’s son Michael, 14, who died after being pulled from the upper floor. The fire started when an oil stove exploded in the living room.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Michael Radigan
WPA
Martin Doyle
Radigan
Michael, Jr
Unmarried Girl and Doctor Claim Sonny Boy
In Chicago a judge weighs rival claims to a 3 1 2 year old known as Sonny Boy. Miss Margaret Mann says the child is her son Reginald Mann while Dr Gordon Mordoff asserts the baby is his late wife’s. He may order lie detector and possibly blood tests before a final ruling.
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Chicago
Sonny Boy
Margaret Mann
Reginald Mann
Gordon Mordoff
Rudolph F. Desart
Miss Mann
Desort
Dr. Mordoff
River boats endangered in ice jam breakup near Richmond
Ice and rising river waters break up the James River ice jam. One ship sank, the tug Mary Belle lost, and the Norwalk was driven aground with 45 crew aboard. The Buxton lines Carolina and other vessels drifted or were unreported early today amid ice packs and debris.
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Richmond
James River
Buxton Lines
Carolina
Norwalk
Tree Shade Farm
Richmond Cedar Works
Mary Belle
Tobacco By-Products and Chemical Company
Texas Company
Bethea Sentenced to Four Months for Chicken Theft
Andrew Bethea of Lumberton North Carolina denied stealing the Rev R N Cashwell s chickens but feathers on his fingers suggested guilt. A judge sentenced him to four months in jail after chickens were found stewing at a friend's house.
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Lumberton
N. C
Andrew Bethea
Rev. R. N. Cashwell
Bethea
Storm Flood Menace Felt Over Big Area
Storm winds and floodwaters lashed the nation from Atlantic to Pacific. Zero cold gripped California. influenza and colds spread after the storm. Mary Astor rode an ambulance through a blizzard to Tahoe City. Floods isolated towns, bridges collapsed, seaplanes wrecked, and rescue efforts and rationing began in several states.
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Chicago
Atlantic
Pacific
Rockies
California
Mary Astor
Tahoe City
Calif
Corralitos Creek
Watsonville
Placerville
San Diego
Lava Hot Springs
Idaho
Couer D'Alene
Wallace
Dakotas
Minnesota
Rapid City
Sturgis
Meade County
Sioux Falls
St. Paul
Minn
Devil's Lake
N. D
Wyoming
Cody
Sakville
Wis
Wisconsin Cheese Exchange
Plymouth
Hart
Mich
Muskegon
Husband wins fight on will in North Carolina
The superior court sustains the contested will of Mrs. Henry Bradley Davidson Jr. awarding the husband the bulk of her estate. The 21 year old Statler heiress died in Pinehurst last year in a carbon monoxide poisoning case. Foster relatives challenged the will citing undue influence by the husband and law professor W Barton Leach.
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Carthage
N. C
Henry Bradley Davidson, Jr
Superior Court
Statler
EF. M. Statler
Pinehurst
W. Barton Leach
Harvera
Holdup Victim Found Wired to Car in Baltimore
A dazed man, John B. Hopkins 51 of Baltimore, was found unconscious to the steering wheel with tape over his mouth after a holdup. Police reported two young assailants robbed him. he suffered brain concussion and possible neck fracture.
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Baltimore
John B. Hopkins
Horse Withdrawn From Santa Anita Handicap
Los Angeles February 15 Cavalcade the 1935 turf champion was withdrawn today from the 5100 000 added Santa Anita handicap next Saturday.
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Los Angeles
Cavalcade
Decatur Chamber of Commerce Plans Annual Drive Banquet
The Decatur Chamber of Commerce opens its annual membership drive with a 6:30 PM banquet at Hotel Lyons assembly room. A joint meeting with civic clubs will lay out solicitation plans as officers forecast a substantial member gain and renewed city prosperity.
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Decatur Chamber of Comerce
Hotel Lyons
Clapton
Chamber of of Commerce
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
Jeff Rowe Seeks Morgan County Board of Revenue Seat
J L Jeff Rowe of Parkville qualified as a candidate for Morgan County board of revenue district three in the Democratic primary May 5. He is finishing his first term on the county commission and has long been active in county progress, focusing on roads and schools. Rowe, born in Talladega County, has spent seven years in highway construction across three Southern states and now manages farming near Falkville.
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J. L
Jeff” Rowe
Parkville
Morgan County
Board of Revenue
Rowe
Talladega County
Nev
Morgan Ome
Falkville
Courtland Girl On Honor Roll At Ward Belmont
Miss Iane McKnight, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs A F Redman of Courtland, earned a place on the honor roll at Ward Belmont School for the first semester. Officials said the list includes students with no grade below B in any subject.
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Iane McKnight
A. F. Redman
Courtland
Ward-Belmont School
N le
Work roll shows 11913 men employed in three states
The Rural Resettlement Administration regional office said 11 913 men were employed on 19 projects across Florida Georgia and South Carolina as of today in Y Alabama on February 16.
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Ala
the Rural Resettlement Administration
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
George Defends Supreme Court in Senate Speech
Senator George of Georgia defended the Supreme Court against Democratic and other critics in a Senate session, saying the attacks were, in his opinion, without justification. He argued the Court upheld constitutional authority amid partisan pressure.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Democratic
George
Senate
Justifica
Mystery Plane Feared Lost In Storms
Cody Wyoming reporters search snow wrapped uplands for a mysterious aircraft sighted circling Cody during a blizzard. Officials doubt the plane remains airborne in 90 below zero weather and fear it may be buried beneath drifting snow with unknown occupants.
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Mystery Plane
Cody
Wyo
Wyoming
Department of Commerce
Antor
Dan
Hauptmann faces execution as stay ends tonight
Hauptmann's last postponement lapses and a new execution date could be set within five weeks. Leibowitz, visiting the condemned man, disclosed no new facts but planned another private meeting. Mrs Evalyn Walsh McLean has shown interest in the case and may aid the German if he speaks the truth.
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N. J. Pebwear Hauptmann
Hoffman
Hauptmann
Leibowitz
Evalyn Walsh McLean
Washington Society
Coast Guard Aids Stranded Fisherman Off Nantucket
Distress calls from the north Atlantic prompt Coast Guard cutters to rush to crippled vessels of New England’s deep sea fleet. The Algonquin reached the disabled auxiliary schooner Mary and Julia at 1 am E T. The New Bedford fisherman had been stranded in mountainous seas off Nantucket since Thursday night.
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Coast Guard
Boston
North Atlantic
New England
Algonquin
Mary
Julia
New Bedford
Nantucket
Weather Delays Shipyard Plant Work on Tennessee River
Bad weather stops excavating grading and concrete footing at the Ingalls Iron Works Shipyards project on the Tennessee river. Ground conditions along the riverbank near American Oak Leather Company prompted suspension, with work set to resume Monday.
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Tennessee River
Ingalls Iron Works Company
American Oak Leather Company
Council of Young People to Meet at Central Methodist
The Decatur Young People's Union will meet at Central Methodist Church on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All officers should attend as final plans for the efficiency institute at Athens First Church March 15 to 19 will be made.
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Decatur Young People’s Union
Central Methodist Church
Decatur
Efficiency Institute
Athens First Church
Bridge star Louis H. Watson dies suddenly in New York
Louis H. Watson, a prominent contract bridge player, died suddenly at his New York home last night. The death underscores the loss of a leading figure in American bridge circles.
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New York
Louis H. Watson
Capone Lieutenant Shot to Death in Bowling Alley
Chicago, Feb. 15 AP A former Capone gunman, Jack McGurn, was assassinated in a second floor bowling alley at 805 Milwaukee Avenue. Two masked assailants fired 45 caliber pistols, killing McGurn with a shot behind the ear and another in the neck as about 20 patrons fled. A comic valentine lay near his body. The killer(s) escaped.
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Chicago
Jack MacGurn
Capone
Valentine
George
Bugs) Moran
St. Valentine’s Day
McGurn
Moran
Milwaukee Avenue
MaeGurn
Jack
Scarface al
Aloisio
Two Burned Bodies Found In Car Near Greenfield
Sheriff seeks Mississippi help to identify two charred occupants found in a burned car. A Mississippi license plate and belt buckle with initials were found. The driver Haywood Mays of Milan and companion Carmack Sires escaped unharmed. their car was parked with no lights when hit.
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Greenfield
Tenn
Tom Grooms
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Grooms
Haywood Mays
Milan
Mays
Carmack Sires
Community Sing Set for Sunday at West Decatur Methodist
The community sing resumes Sunday at 1 30 in West Decatur Methodist church after weather interruption. Officers for the ensuing term will be named and a fine singing program arranged. All singers are invited to be present.
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West Decatur
Final Ballot Nears on SOI Act in Senate
Washington february debate narrows final vote on administration conservation subsidy farm bill as senators press limits on spending. Byrnes defends 440 million farm program addition while Capper stresses farm problem solution amid amendments on export bounty and embargoes.
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Senate
Washington
Ate Tolay
Secretary of Agrial Culture
Clark
D-Mo
AAA
Supreme Court
Byrnes
D-M.c
Independent Offices
Capper Ryan
Alf .M. Landon
Connally
Texas
Rider
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Examinations Held For TVA Job Applicants
About 23 examiners mostly from local schools conducted tests today for over 1,600 applicants seeking construction jobs with the Tennessee Valley Authority on the new project.
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TVA
Weather report notes cool temperatures and rising river level
The past hour saw a maximum 56 and minimum 30 degree temperatures with a trace of rain. The Tennessee River gauge stood at 10.3 feet and was failing this morning. Partly cloudy conditions expected in Alabama tonight and Sunday with slightly colder air, near freezing temperatures in the interior south portion.
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Alabama
Tennessee
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