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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1935

Page

3

Gun Fight in Picher Leaves Two Dead and Three Wounded

A night of gun battles in Picher Oklahoma left Deputy Sheriff Gerald Hodge 35 Ottawa county dead and Buster Cooper 27 fatally shot while three others including Constable Pat Bray and Undersheriff William McIntosh were wounded. A fugitive linked to Raymond Hamilton gang sparked the chase after Johnson and Cooper were stopped for a stolen car.

Picher Okla Oklahoma Raymond Hamilton Texas State Penitentiary Gerald Hodge Ottawa County Buster Cooper Pat Bray Treece Kas William Y. McIntosh Bob Johnson Johnson Coper Bray

Decatur Chamber Seeks Banquet Attendee Acceptances

Secretary Gilbert White asks all Decatur Chamber of Commerce members to return acceptances for the January 8 banquet. Cards were mailed and some responses are still pending to gauge attendance and arrange provisions.

Decatur Chamber of Commerce Gilbert White Chamber

Doan's Pills Promised Kidney Relief Ad 1934

Medical notice urges washing 15 miles of kidney tubes with Doan's Pills. Warns against risky cures and promotes Doan's as quick relief from kidney discomfort. Claims decades of use and urges readers to buy at their druggist. Foster Milburn Co. 1934.

Doan Foster-Milburn Co

Beer and Cheese For Babies Urged

Madison reporting that Dr. H Curtis Johnson, a leading child specialist, recommends cheese and beer for nervous babies. He says American cheese provides calcium and minerals while beer supplies vitamin B and yeast enzymes that counter neurotic symptoms in infants and adults.

Madison Wis H. Curtis Johnson Johnson

Farmers urged to file loans applications early

W H Long Morgan County representative of Huntsville Production Credit Association warns farmers to file loan applications promptly. If allotments have been issued, obtain certificates from county agent showing acreage and rental acreage for the secretary of agriculture. if not issued, get 1934 production and rental acreage statements to present at the application offices.

W. H. Long Decatur Morgan County Huntsville Production Credit Association Long Secretary of Agriculture

Wildcat Veterans to Convene in Memphis Reunion

Wm. E. Curry of the Home Oil Mill is named to the committee on arrangements for the Wildcat Veterans Association reunion in Memphis January 6 and 7. A memorial service is set for 3 30 Sunday afternoon followed by a smoker. Monday features a sight seeing trip and a dance. R O Beck of Memphis chairs the local committee as plans call for a large gathering.

Wm. E. Curry Wildcat Veterans Association Memphis R. O. Beck Memphs

Party Majority Is Overwhelming in 74th Congress

The Senate lines show Democrats 68, Republicans 25, plus 1 Farmer-Labor. The House lines show Democrats 322, Republicans 102, with 7 Progressives, 3 Farmer-Labor, and a vacant seat in Indiana.

Washington Jan Senate House Farmer-Labor Indiana

Ickes Urged to Fire Two Aides by White House Hint

Washington dispatch says the White House hinted to Secretary Ickes that he should dismiss two top aides, Ebert Burlew and Louis Glavis, amid alleged wire tapping and recorded conversations. Burlew is a long time interior official close to Ickes. The hint follows reports of intelligence gathering within the Public Works Administration and interior department.

Washington Jan Ickes White House Washington Post Ebert K. Burlew Louis R. Glavis Interior Department Public Works Administration Glavis Burlew Ray Layman Wilbur

Dr. William J. Hagan Dies in Athens Alabama

Athens observes the funeral of Dr. William J. Hagan aged 72 a Tennessee native who practiced medicine in the city for nearly 50 years He graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School and was noted for never turning away a sick person or billing unless asked He is survived by his widow and two sons William J. Hagan Jr of Chattanooga and Malone Hagan of Sheffield.

Athens Ala William J. Hagan Hagan Tennessee Vanderbilt University Medical School William J. Hagan, Jr Chattanooga Malone Hagan Sheffield

30 Hours a Week Fight Is Started

Washington readers learned the battle over a compulsory thirty hour week opened with Senator Black proposing a bill and Brookings Institution technicians challenging the plan. The AFL backs Black while administration officials oppose, Black arguing the measure would create jobs and boost purchasing power to help business adapt.

Washington Senator Black Alabama Brookings Institution American Federation of Labor Black

Marriage Market Boom In Limestone County

Athens Alabama reports a boom in marriages with ministers and justices of the peace noting a rush over the holidays. N A Johnson justice of the peace at Ardmore on the Alabama Tennessee line is nicknamed the marrying squire for attracting Tennessee couples seeking quicker nuptials without Tennessee notice delays.

Athens Ala N. A. Johnson Alabama Alabama-Tennessee Ardmore Tennessee Squire

Squirrel falls to death from tree in Bienville Square

A gray squirrel leaped about 15 feet from an oak in Bienville Square Mobile and died on impact. The incident was reported in a brief item dated January 3.

Mobile Ala Bienville Square

John Paul Chase Set for Chicago Trial in Agent Slaying

John Paul Chase, long time associate of Baby Face Nelson, named by the department of justice as a gangster in the slayings of two federal agents near Chicago, will stand trial in Chicago. He was captured at Mount Shasta California and showed no resistance when cornered.

John Paul Chase Department of Justice Baby Face Nelson Chicago Mount Shasta Cal Chase

Dire predictions for 1936 from Wilbur Voliva

Wilbur Glenn Voliva, leader of the Flat Earth sect in Zion, predicts dire events for 1936. He foresees earthquakes cyclones droughts floods tidal waves volcanic eruptions and social political financial upheavals as earth groans with its people in a year he says will mark worsening moral conditions and rising unemployment with death everywhere.

Zion Wilbur Glenn Voliva

Contract Bridge Skirmish Highlights Wits Between Players

In Central Press note, E V Srepurg recounts a bridge clash between declarer and opponents. A late decision by Fast allowed his partner to avoid a down game as North sat watching with East and the partner.

Central Press E . EV. Sreparg East Fast

Bridge bidding and play study with club lead analysis

The excerpt analyzes a bridge hand where South opens 1 Spade and the sequence goes 2 Hearts 3 Spades. South reopens with 4 Spades, East wins the Ace and considers missing Q of hearts. The story weighs leads from clubs versus diamonds, evaluates finesses, ruffs, and potential downtricks, concluding the club lead provided better chances and East led clubs to force a game, with West holding key cards determining outcomes.

West East Clube South South

Limestone County Bank shows over a million in assets

Athens Alabama January 3. Limestone County Bank reports a statement totaling considerably over one million dollars for the year and a good profit. A B Mc Williams vice president heads the bank.

Athens Bank Athens Ala Limestone County A. B. McWilliams

Scout Council Meet Changed to Jan 15

Tennessee Valley Council of Boy Scouts meeting postponed from January 8 to January 15. The event will be held in the private dining room of Lyons Hotel.

Scout Council Tennessee Valley Council of Boy Scouts Lyons Hotel

For Rent Two Room Apartment Furnished

Two room apartment quietly furnished available for rent. Call between 7 and 9 p.m. at 644 J. Also a three room furnished unit one block from Second Avenue at 300 Jackson Street. Phone 538.

Second Avenue Jackson Street

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