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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1930

Page

3

Richmond Region Forecasts Gains in 1930 Outlook

Angus O. Swink, president of the Life Insurance Co, expects continued improvement in the Middle Atlantic in 1930. He cites a sound 1929 base, rising construction, higher coal output, and better tobacco prices. Virginia farm income may rise 10 to 15 percent. plans for a $65 million South Carolina highway program and James River channel work could boost activity.

Richmond Angus O. Swink Life Insurance Company Middle Atlantic Federal Reserve Swink Atlantic Department of Agriculture Virginia South Carolina James River Channel

Mystery surrounds Roy Andrews case in city hall jail

Rosalie remains jailed awaiting fate while Detective Sears questions her. A key witness Ann Schultz is expected to reveal new details about Roy Andrews disappearance and the feared ride. Uncle Peter Clarke disputes Roy and Rosalie engagement rumors, and suspicions deepen as townsfolk weigh motives and danger.

Rosalie Roy Andrews Peter Peter Clarke Sears Ann Schultz Ann

Great Wall of China Built Before Their Eyes

John and Peggy ride with the Little Black Clock to witness the Great Wall of China under construction. They watch forts rise, workers haul materials, and the wall stretch over mountains and deserts as time flows forward and back. The clock explains the wall's original purpose and the enduring effort to complete it.

John Peggy China

Whitton Plans Two Month Visit to Florida Cities

E. R. Whitton a longtime local resident and former manager of the water company left today for New Port Richey Florida for a two month trip. He formerly lived at the Florida Point and intends to visit other Florida cities before returning to Decatur to make his home.

Women to Celebrate Fortieth GFWC Convention Here

The General Federation of Women’s Clubs marks its fortieth anniversary with a biennial convention in June in Denver. The event gathers club members from multiple chapters to celebrate and discuss progress and plans.

Denver General Federation of Women's Clubs

Classes Grow Sight Saving Programs in New York

In New York a program trains children in 30 sight saving classes across the United States. The classes are designed to preserve a waning sense of sight by teaching visual skills under controlled conditions.

New York United States

Paris Berlin Track Meet Likely Here This Fall

A women’s track and field contest between Berlin and Paris appears likely to be staged here as negotiations continue between the two cities.

Paris Berlin

Michigan Hockey Opens Seventh Year East Trip

Ann Arbor Michigan men’s hockey begins its seventh season with an eastern road swing facing Yale Colgate and Hamilton. The March 6 trip is highlighted by a test against Yale and the squad aims to build on recent progress.

Ann Arbor Mich Michigan Packsters Yale Colgate Hamilton

Midland College QB Nordstrom Completes 68 Passes

Premont Nebraska Midland college quarterback Paul Nordstrom completed 68 of 154 pass attempts this season for 890 yards.

Trade with the Decatur merchant Buy Decatur real estate

A notice about transactions with the Decatur merchant Buy Decatur related to real estate and forthcoming dividends on properties in Decatur.

Decatur Decatur Real Estate Decatur Properties

New Tax Ruling Affects Millions

Washington reports that a Supreme Court ruling holds that the difference in value of inherited securities at death and at sale constitutes taxable income. The test case, brought by Franklin Brewster of New York, upheld the Internal Revenue Commissioner's ruling against Brewster's position that tax should apply only to the rise from father's death to sale.

Washington Supreme Court Franklin Brewster New York Brewster Enue Father

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