Smith Looms In 1936 Scene As Liberty League Aims
Discussion centers on Alfred E Smith as a potential candidate and the Liberty League's maneuvers. Senators and governors weigh how New York influence could swing Roosevelt’s re election, with figures like Jo Jo Shouse and Lena Lewis weighing public support and party strategy.
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American League
di- York
Roosevelt
Lena Lewie
Alfred EF. Smith
Liberty League
Gorby
Joseph B. Ely
Massachusetts
Ely
Smith
Massachusett
Jouett Shouse
Hie
Fry
Smith Lewis
New York
New York State
Lewis
Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Virdol Promises Quick Pain Relief for Many Ailments
A noted research chemist touts Virdol as a cure for headaches earache croup colds and various pains. The ad claims rapid skin penetration with antiseptic healing effects and urges purchase at Goldel's Drug Store with telephone contact.
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Ors
Will ' Goidel
Constitutional Democrats Convene to Name Candidate
A speaker notes that constitutional Democrats will hold a convention and name a candidate. He suggests Governor Smith could be the likely choice, indicating a potential source for leadership selection.
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Constitutional Democrats
Smith
Negroes to Hear Emancipation Program at First Baptist
Local Negroes will gather at 7 30 pm at the First Baptist church for a program described as a new deal emancipation effort. Speakers cover education health religion economic welfare and business prospects with readings, music, and a keynote on Negro possibilities in Morgan County.
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First Baptist Church
Negro Singers
Sdlo
Athelene Banks
N. E. Cashin
Dinkins
Morgan County
Rev. C. Dunn
Prin. W. J. Wilson
C. J. Hurston
H. J. Banks
C. L. Dunn
Make This New Year Frocks Pattern 2535 By Adams
Pattern 2535 by Adams offers an easy all in one frock with yoke back inverted skirt and sporty pockets. Sizes 14 through 42 priced pattern 15 cents with a spring pattern book option for 25 cents, order form requires name address size and pattern number.
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Adams
Anne Adams
Specia
Decatur Daily Item Department
West 17Th
New York
N. Y
Quinn to Attend National Wildlife Committee Meeting
Montgomery Ala Jan 1 I T Quinn state commissioner of conservation will leave late today for Washington to attend the organization meeting of the national wildlife committee recently appointed by President Roosevelt. The committee will discuss a policy for a nation wide program of wildlife conservation for 1936.
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Montgomery Ala
I. T. Quinn
Washington
National Wildlife Committee
Roosevelt
Quinn
Net closing in on Karpis in nationwide manhunt
Kansas City reports linked fugitive Alvin Karpis to a cabin search where a companion, 27 year old Fanning, claimed to have traveled with him. G men scrutinized Fanning amid questions of insanity and past jail ties as they pressed the manhunt.
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Kansas City
Fanning
Cers
Ollie Smith
W. A. Smith
Tokment of Justice Bureau of Investigation
Towa
University of Iowa
Arkansas City
Kas
Speaker decries neglect of Negroes in the South
Noble Y Beall a Baptist missionary told the fourth southwide Baptist Training Union Conference in Birmingham that Negroes as a class are the most neglected people in the South today. He cited 12 00 000 Negroes nationwide and 10 000 00 in the South, noting their presence from Missouri to Mississippi with population shares from 6.2 to 50.2 percent, living everywhere.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Noble Y. Beall
Baptist Home Mission Board
Atlanta
Baptavist Training Union Conference
Noble
Missouri
Mississippi
Borrowed Blood Keeps Her Alive
Mrs Leo N Vick of Chattanooga Tennessee begins the new year feeling fine after a blood transfusion on January 1 with another due January 16. Suffering from aplastic anemia she has endured 62 transfusions and the latest donor was William Burkhart a 23 year old first cousin who said the injection buys her about three weeks.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Leo N. Vick
William Burkhart
Vick
Senator Van Nuys Seeks Probe of 14 Lynchings
Senator Van Nuys of Indiana called for a congressional inquiry into 14 lynchings since May 1. He criticized states and local authorities for failing to prevent as well as punish those responsible and said he would introduce a resolution to authorize the investigation.
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Washington
Jan
van Nuys
Ind
Rare blood donor who saved lives dies in city
A woman who relied on rare donor blood for three years passed away. The text notes only about 14 of every 100 donors meet the criteria, highlighting the scarcity of compatible blood and the emotional toll of her illness.
Borah in the Republican 1936 Picture in Washington
In Washington, Borah faces a mix of reverence and doubt as his name surfaces in Republican presidential hopes. Analysts see potential pre votes for Borah if a vote were held now, with the possibility he could reshape or even fracture the party depending on leadership and platform alignments.
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Rodney Dutcher
NEA Service Lin
Ashington
Washington
Wiliam E. Borah
Hoover
Idaho Statesman
Jim Reed
Missouri
Borah
East
National Committee
Roosevelt
Liberty Leaguers
Power Trust
NEA Service, Inc
Alarms Nearly Tie Record as December Runs Rise
Fire departments on Johnston Street and Railroad Street logged 37 alarms in December tying the alltime close. Past month losses were small with most fires grass and roof blazes. March 1930 saw 38 runs, while five years ago losses were heavier.
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Johnston Street
Railroad Street
Solon collapses Montgomery lawmaker reported unit
Talladega legislator Dr. L. J. Wright, identified in early AP copy from Solon, Ala, was reported as somewhat distressed after a collapse incident. Unclear details follow with ongoing medical updates expected.
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Montgomery
Ala
L. J. Wright
Talladega
Representative Improves After Kidney Ailment Collapse
The legislator improved today after a kidney ailment caused a collapse at the State Capitol yesterday. He remains confined to a downtown hotel room where he was carried following the attack, and his son, Graham Wright, says it may be several days before he can leave.
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Kirksville
Fanning
State Capitol
Graham Wright
Wright
Strayed or Stolen Puppy Offered Reward
Strayed or stolen ten month old puppy described as white with liver spots. Reward of $10 for return or information leading to recovery. Contact Rufus Peerson.
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Rufus Peerson
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Coal and Coke
Albany Grain
Davie Stree
Phome
Atlantis
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Morgan County National Bank
Decatur, Alabama
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Karpis
Loew ‘Baby Ban
Barbara Loew
White Plains
Arthur M Loew
Gomez
Venezuela
Eleazar Lopez Contreras
Caracas
Juan Vincente Gomez
Solon
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