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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1934

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Carmichael to Probe TVA HQ Location in Muscle Shoals Area

Representative A H Carmichael said he will question TVA directors about why the main headquarters are in Knoxville rather than in the Muscle Shoals vicinity as provided by the TVA act. He will be sworn in tomorrow amid a broad pledge of support for the Valley Authority program.

Washington A. H. Carmichael Tennessee Valley Authority Muscle Shoals Tennes Carmichael Ed Almanay Shoals Knoxville TVA

Banking Holiday Aftermath and RFC Involvement

A historical overview describes the banking crisis, money flowing to save banks, and the RFC's role in lending to weaker banks while debates raged over state versus federal control. It notes officials like Green and Jesse Jones, and the push toward government takeover of failing banks amid widespread financial upheaval.

Roosevelt United States Bretary Treasury Mr. .& Green Jerty” O’conf Jesse Jones Eppeie Cness R. F.C Bruere Bowery Savings Bank New York RFC New York City Accosse Ane Ever

Decatur Creamery Installs Cherry-Burrell Freezer

The Decatur Ice Cream & Creamery Company introduces a new Cherry-Burrell Triple Whip freezer at heavy expense. J. W. Clapton explains the machine freezes 10 gallons per minute and, with three dashers, produces a uniform creamy texture that customers already praise.

Decatur Ice Cream & Creamery Company Creamery Co J. W. Clapton

Broken Leg Suffered By Highway Worker In Crash

Clare Keyser, a highway construction worker, sustained a broken leg and abrasions when his truck lost control on the Joe Wheeler highway near Wheeler and overturned. He was taken to Benevolent hospital in satisfactory condition today.

Clare Kayser Wheeler Benevolent” Hospital Keyser

Albany Lodge No 22 Junior Order Plans Bright New Year

Members of Albany Lodge No. 22 Junior Order United American Mechanics will meet Friday evening in regular session to plan the year ahead. They expect it to be one of the brightest in their history and urge all members to attend.

Albany Lodge No. 22 United American Mechanics

Weekend Guests From McCutcheon Family Seen in Hartselle

Leon Lillié Mae and Louise Mc Cutchen of Hartselle along with Elliott Mc Cutchen of Akron Ohio and Wey man McCutchen of Columbia Tennessee visited Misses Lottie and Madgie McCutcheon over the weekend.

Leon Lillié Mae Louise McCutchen Hartselle Elliott McCutchen Akron Ohio Weyman McCutchen Columbia, Tenn Misses Lottie Madgie McCutcheon

Harman Addresses Decatur School Aid Talk

A. F. Hartalom of the Alabama education department spoke at a noon Monday meeting of the Decatur Ready Club on school aid policy. He traced Alabama’s financial school troubles and outlined potential actions likely to affect the 1934-35 budget. The talk drew a large attendance and focused on fiscal solutions.

A. F. Hartalom Alabama Newry Decatur Harman

Patterson seeks new trial in murder case in Jackson County

Judge W W Callahan set January 26 10 am for a hearing on Haywood Patterson for a third time convicted in November of attacking a white woman aboard a freight train in Jackson County in March 1931 and given the death penalty The motion cites alleged jury bias prosecution conduct and denial of defense access to key depositions The petition also questions Morgan County change of venue and juror opinions while Patterson awaits additional court action related to the case

W. W. Callahan Haywood Patterson Jackson County Victoria Price Chattanooga Tenn Bright Morgan County Ruby Bates Patterson

Carmichael to Seek Re election in May Primary

Congressman A H Carmichael of Tuscumbia announced before departing for Washington that he will run again in the May primary to fill the new term. Speculation has grown that Judge J Fred Johnson of Flora may oppose him, though Johnson has not formally announced.

A. H. Carmichael Tuscumbia Congress Edward B. Almon Washington J. Fred Johnson Flora Carmichael Johnson

Tragedy Near Decatur In Fatal Altercation

In Morgan county near Decatur a man named Horton died from gunshot wounds received Saturday after an afternoon altercation on the Irwin place. Wiley Broom and son Kirk were jailed on murder warrants after Horton fired five shells from the pump gun and Broom returned fire with a 16 gauge and a 12 gauge gun. Kirk pleaded guilty at arraignment.

Teddy Horton Irwin Place Decatur Wiley Broom Kirk Morgan County Horton Decature Kirk Broom Bailey Seale Britnell Walton Kilgore Broom House Broom Say

Brother of 2 Local Men Succumbs to the Rabies

C. E. Ross of Memphis died at Isolation Hospital from rabies contracted after a stray dog bit him on the thumb aboard a U S Engineers boat near Helena Arkansas. He was brother to By 1 Ross and H R Ross of Decatur and had served as chief steward on the Louisianan.

Alice “Prekit C. E. Ross Memphis Isolation Hospital U. S Helena Ark Ross 1. Ross Ninth Street East H.R. Ross Fifth Avenue Decatur B. R. Ross Theodore Roosevelt

Roosevelt to deliver annual message to Congress in person

President Roosevelt notified leaders he plans to deliver his annual message at a joint session of the House and Senate tomorrow. White House officials have not decided whether he will travel to the Capitol or have the message read to both chambers. Security preparations and Capitol access arrangements were noted at the scene.

Washington Roosevelt Congressional Congress House Senate White House Capitol Secret Service Coolidge Wilson

Enormous Damage From Heaviest Rainfall Strikes SoCal

Southern California faced a historic flood from the heaviest rainfall, drowning at least 31 people and leaving 27 missing while 35 injured. About 12 inches fell in 24 hours, flooding lowlands, paralyzing traffic, cutting communications, and washing out at least 25 bridges and railroad structures. Debris blocked communities as fires and avalanches compounded disaster in Montrose and surrounding hills.

Los Angeles Calif Jah California Montrose Yeredont Ted Ax

Hit and Run Driver Collides With Frigidaire Truck

A sedan speeding on Sherman street and Sixth avenue struck a Frigidaire truck driven by Paul Miller. The fleeing driver failed to stop at a sign, a Chevrolet sedan hit the truck, several items fell from the truck, a fender bent and a radiator hole formed. No injuries reported.

Paul Miller Sherman Street Sixth Avenue

C A Moore Returns Home After Hospital Stay

C A Moore of the Sam Frank and Moore hardware firm was brought home from Benevolent Society Hospital in Brown's ambulance on Sunday after an operation several days ago. Friends are pleased to report he is greatly improved in health at his home 214 East Market Street.

C. A. Moore Sam Frank Moore East Market Street Brown’s Ambulance Benevolent Society Hospital Mr. Moore

Stephenson Dies Of A Heart Attack At 43

Mrs. Kate M. Stephenson, 43, died Saturday morning at Baughs Infirmary from a sudden heart attack after nearly recovering from an operation. Funeral services were Sunday at 1 30 at her parents home near Danville, conducted by Rev. J H Hill. Interment followed in the family cemetery with Brown of Decatur in charge. She is survived by her parents a daughter Mrs L B Osborne 117 Fourth Avenue South a sister Mrs Kirk Blizzard of Decatur and a brother Walter Alexander of Lawrence.

Kate M. Stephenson Baugh’ Infirmary Danville H. W. Alexander Danyilié J. H. Hill Brown Decatur

Austinville School Extends Grammar Program Three Weeks

At a Friday night meeting citizens pledge to fund the grammar schools for three more weeks on a subscription basis. All children in the community would continue in school and teachers salaries could be paid for another three weeks by this public spirited action.

Austinville Sta

Bicycle Stolen From Second Avenue Belonging to Posal Telegraph

Police report a bicycle owned by the Posal Telegraph Company was stolen from Second Avenue over the weekend with authorities notified on Sunday morning.

Posal Telegraph Company Second Avenue

Sacred Harp Sing At Rural Grove In January

A Sacred Harp sing will be held at Rural Grove on Sunday January 7 with dinner served at noon. The public is invited to attend this community musical event.

Rural Grove

Money policy to be upheld in congress

Pledges of support for five policies were declared in strong tones in both Senate and House on the eve of the 73rd Congress. A spirited debate is anticipated as the session opens. The White House awaits budget proposals and legislative requests expected to shape the year’s policy direction.

Washington, Jan Congress White House

Mor Genthau Promoted to Cabinet After Acting Treasury Head

Henry Morgenthau Jr. received the title and duties of secretary of the treasury after serving as acting head for over a month. The promotion followed Secretary Wood's mid November resignation to take a leave of absence for throat infection recovery.

Henry Morgenthau, Jr

Liquor Tax Bill Opens Senate Agenda

A senate committee announced the first order of business would be the liquor tax and District of Columbia liquor control bills.

Mittee Senate Liquor District of Columbia

Poultry Theft Reported at 1504 Ninth Avenue

Bill Turner reports six hens stolen from the rear poultry house Monday night. Police say the investigation is ongoing as officers follow leads.

Bill Turner Ninth Avenue South

Planes Make Safe Landing At Proposed Airport Site

A National Guard plane from the State Department of Aviation diverted over Decatur due to motor trouble and made a three point landing on a tract north of Joe Wheeler Highway. The field showed ruts and water in spots, but the craft landed safely as officials negotiate the airport site.

National Guard State Department of Aviation Decatur Joe Wheeler

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