Nurse Gow Identifies Lindbergh Baby Garments in Court
Betty Gow nursemaid to baby Charles Lindbergh identified the clothing worn by the infant on the last night at the Lindbergh home and admitted knowledge of plan changes. Prosecutors seek to place the baby’s death in Hunterdon county as defense argues over the thumb guard.
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William A. Kinney
Associated Press
Flemington
N. J
Betty Gow
Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr
Nate
Hunterdon County
Edward J. Reilly
Hauptmann
Miss Gow
Reilly
Lindberghs
Hopewell
Englewood
Nurse identifies shirt tied to Lindbergh baby
Betty Gow testifies she made and placed the undershirt on Charles Lindbergh Jr. the night he vanished. Attorney General Wilentz presents the discolored garment as evidence in Hauptmann murder trial while Gow confirms the shirt, thumb guard, and knot tied to the baby’s night clothing.
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Flemington
N. J
Betty Gow
Charles A Lindbergh, Jr
David T. Wilentz
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Wilentz
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann
Miss Gow
Weather Summary for Tennessee and Alabama Regions
The Tennessee River gauge read 8.4 feet as levels fell. Temperatures ranged from 53 to 58 degrees with a trace of rain. Occasional rain expected tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions in the extreme west and colder Tuesday night, especially in the west.
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Tennessee
Alabama
Graves unveils plan to reorganize Alabama state offices
Governor-elect Bibb Graves announced a sweeping reform package to expand the State tax commission and Highway department while abolishing the state prison inspector’s office. He proposed consolidating the fire marshal with the Insurance department and moving sanitary work to the Health Department. He named Shelby Fletcher as Administration Leader in the Senate and J. G. Duncan as recording secretary.
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William S. Truby
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Jan
Bibb Graves
State Tax Commission
Highway Department
State Department of Insurance
Shelby Fletcher
Huntsville
Senate
J. G. Duncan
Prattville
Frank Covington
Nal
State Insurance Department
State Health Department
Comptroller’s Office
State Health Depart
J. N. Baker
Ealth
Graves
Instructor Added To Business School Growth in Alabama Institute
C. W. Rhodes announces another instructor joins the Alabama Business Institute as the new term opens with good enrollment.
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Alabama Business Institute
C. W. Rhodes
Private groups aid rural lines in Alabama survey plan
Private electric utilities in Alabama join with the Alabama Public Service Commission to back a rural electrification survey for the Alabama Reli Administration. The effort aims to create jobs and extend electric service to farm homes, with Alabama Power Company officials expressing support and feasibility.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Alabama Reli Administration
Alabama Public Service Commission
ARA
E. C. Easter
Alabama Power Company
Yo-Yo Champ Ben Ralis Visits Decatur Schools
Visiting Filipino yo-yo champion Ben Ralis will appear at Riverside High Central High Gordon Drive Lafayette Street South Town Joe Wheeler East Town Fairview and Austinville schools to showcase tricks and inspire practice among students as part of the Daily’s upcoming Decatur championship events.
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Mary
Ben Ralis
Ben
Riverside High
Central High
Gordon Drive
Lafayette Street
South Town
Joe Wheeler
East Town
Fairview
Austinville
Coun- Ben
Pilizino
Bandelor
James H Alexander Dies in Decatur at 50
James Harvey Alexander a longtime Decatur resident 50 died at 10 10 last night at 306 Grant street after years of illness. Funeral at Westminster Presbyterian Tuesday 1 PM with Rev E N Hart and Rev J A Smith. Interment Pulaski Tennessee. Widow Mrs L E Griffin Cullman and Mrs Herman Kyle Birmingham son Dunlap Alexander Miami and four grandsons. Active pallbearers from L N railroad Brotherhood include R L Baskette Nashville and others. Honorary pallbearers Westminster elders listed. Women's Auxiliary will handle flowers. Alexander longtime Sunday school superintendent and church elder. Remembered as a beloved L N Railroad employee and city figure.
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James Harvey Alexander
Decatur
Resi Dence
Grant Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. N. Hart
J. A. Smith
Pulaski, Tenn
Birmingham
L. E. Griffin
Cullman
Herman
Kyle
Dunlap Alexander
Miami
Fla
Edgar Alexander
Florida
Marjorie Alexander
New York
Westminster
L. B. Wyatt
A. D. Jervis
L. M. Graber
George D. Redding
W. E. Howe
A. 8. Pickens
Henry Norton
James Wilson
Women’s Auxiliary
Alexander
Church thanks Daily for notices and announcements
A Decatur church board in conference extended a unanimous vote of thanks to The Daily for courtesy and prompt publication of church notices and announcements over the past year. The letter wishes the paper the best year yet.
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the Daily
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Ala
Budget Message Seeks Public Debts and Tax Extension
President Roosevelt outlines a 1936 budget with receipts of about 3.99 billion and a deficit near 4.63 billion, proposing to extend miscellaneous internal revenue taxes and maintain current rates. He argues for continued aid to recovery while avoiding new taxes this year and cites the need to finance relief programs and government functions.
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Treasury
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
United States
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Congress may curb electric utility holding strong stance
Washington January 7 AP reports the prospect of federal regulation of electric utility holdings is described as a new agency approach by critics, who warn regulation would broaden government control over the industry.
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Washington
Congress
Arrest in Flint Shooting
John Wesley Bevels was arrested Saturday night by Deputy Aaron Walton on a charge of assault with intent to murder connected to the shooting of Hugh McClellan at his Flint home last Thursday. McClellan, struck in the back by a shotgun blast, was treated at home. the wound was not serious.
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John Wesley Bevels
Aaron Walton
Hugh McClellan
Flint
Bevels
McClellan
Different Factors Are Given As Cause of Improvement
United States retail sales in 1964 rose about 16 percent in dollar volume over 1963. A Standard Statistics Company survey cites consumer confidence and farmer subsidies as drivers, with holiday trade up across regions. Grocery chains led gains, while price sensitivity and a smaller decline after the holiday peak hint at a strong start for 1935.
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Rader Winget
Preas Financial Writer
New York
Jan
Standard Statistics Company
Plans Complete For C of C Meeting And Banquet
All is in readiness for the annual Chamber of Commerce meeting and banquet to be held at the Junior Chamber of Commerce hall on Second avenue. The event gathers local business leaders for remarks and fellowship in a formal evening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Second Avenue
Last-Minute Bulletins From Across The Nation
Federal spending at the rate of 835000 a month during the first six months of 1935 would yield a current year deficit of 4869438338 and a gross debt peak of 31086633874, Morgenthau forecast in the Treasury report to Congress. Effien Crittenden, the Alabama attorney general office stenographer, leaves for Washington to join Senator Black's office.
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Washington
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Congress
Montgomery
Als
Alabama
State Capitol
Effien Crittenden
Attorney General
Hugo Black
Crittenden
Versailles Vote On Hitler Rise Quiet as Powers Debate
In Saar Basin territory voters began deciding whether to accept Adolf Hitler’s leadership under the League of Nations framework. The article notes the ongoing process of Allied powers evaluating Germany’s future and the role of the League in guiding the decision.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Versailles
Adolf Hitler
League of
France
Fermain
President Seeks Large Funds for Valley Regional Program
Budget message outlines financing for a Valley program including power operations fertilizer development and economic and social aims. The report notes substantial totals requested and obligations already incurred with remaining needs estimated in the millions.
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Nanielie Dam
State sets school apportionments by census counts
The 1934 school census determined county shares of the education fund. Jefferson county receives 111 192 dollars, with other counties including Barbour 11 184 and Mobile 31 431, indicating 96 percent of the fund goes to teacher salaries and a three mill school tax is involved.
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J. M. Hard, Jr
Jefferson County
Barbour
Colbert
Dallas
Henry
Houston Lauderdale
Lee
Madison
Mobile
Montgomery
Morgan
Pike
Tuscaloosa
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Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Betty
Yo-Yo
Crane
Brotherhood
R. L. Baskette
Nashville
W. J. Bowden
Memphis
E. J.zimmerly
Cincinnati
Mr. Jewell
Covington
J. P. Jessee
Louisville
Biggerstaff
Z. .K. Goode
L. & N. Railroad Company
FDR
Beredine Dunning
De‘bate
Bere
Lovis Kolb
C. of C
American Iron and Steel Institute
Hollywood
Calif
Johnny Weismuller
Tarzan
Lupe Velez
Johnny
Lupe
John
HS Valley
Hehnes
Caine
Stevenson
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