Justice Cardozo Improves After Shingles and Heart Attacks
The jurist’s personal physician announced that Justice Cardozo has had a severe shingles attack weakened by prolonged bed rest. He suffered heart attacks last week but shows slight improvement as daily consultations with two heart specialists occur. He may not return until after January 18 when Justice Sutherland retires.
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Farnest
Thomas 8. Lee
Washington
John H. Keating
New York
Keating
Cardozo
Rye
N. Y
Supreme Court
Hoover
George Sutherland
Roosevelt
Japanese Drive Inland as Shanghai Seized and Tsingtao Falls
Japanese announced unresisted occupation of Tsingtao while preparing a mop up in the Sunghai area. Troop movements, air raids, and shelling disrupted Chinese forces as Hal Chow transports landed bluejackets for inland action and western powers urged concerted measures to safeguard interests.
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Tsingtao
Aes
Shanghai
International Settlement
K. Kanazashi
Y. Fuki
London
Great Britain
France
United States
Sunghai
Tientsin
Nippon
North China
North China Front
Nanchang
Kwangsi
Nank Ing
Kwangsi Province
Kangare
Wanning
Martin
Nanning
Shantung
Portia
Race
Japan
Stock Market Rally Boosts Armaments Shares in Early Trading
Black market leaders especially in armaments surged in early trading as favorites added over four points to last week’s gains. Strength in aircrafts and steels led gains while rails and utilities lagged. bonds lagged. Freight and foreign markets showed mixed activity with notable buyers in major weapons and industrials.
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Victor Fubank
New York
Markets at a Glance from New York and Chicago
Markets at a Glance notes stocks firm. armaments and rail shares strong. Bonds higher. governments and low priced rails rally. Curb steady with specialties oils in demand. Foreign exchange steady. sterling rises. Cotton steady. trade and Wall Street buying. Sugar steady. trade support. Coffee higher on European buying. Chicago reports wheat firm with securities rally. corn lower on weak export demand. Cattle steady. hogs 220 lbs down ten cents.
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New York
Armamenta and
Raila
Wall Street
Chicago
Hogs Steady as Markets Open in Early Trading
Hog prices show little change with sows and feeders unsettled. Reports indicate demand steady while discounts apply to certain lots amid mixed futures and warehouse quotes.
Cattle Prices Steady On Grass Beef Cattle Market
Cattle steady with ad listings showing No 2 common steers and heifers at 2 1 3 to Be, No 3 cows 2 1 2 to 3 1 2 cents, No 4 butcher cows 3 1 2 to 4 cents, No 5 bulls 1 2 to 5 1 2 cents.
Nashville Livestock Prices Fold Under Mixed Movements
Nashville Tenn January 10 cattle about 600 calves 100 steady for most classes plain and medium steers and heifers saleable 5.00 6.50 good shortfeds to 7.00 or more beef cows and bulls 6.00 down cutters 8.00 4.00 weanlings steady but top 50 lower at 11.50 hogs 400 steady to ten higher good and choice 160 200 pounds 8.15 8.25 200 250 7.75 7.85 130 160 7.60 7.70 pigs 7.15 sows 6.50 sheep 25 steady fat lambs to 8.00 fat mutton ewes to 3.00
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
U. S. Dept. Agr
Cotton futures close higher in New York trade
New York cotton futures ended January 10 with gains of 9 to 11 points across benchmarks. March and May contracts posted modest climbs while December finished near 8.76 cents per pound with a steady spot price at 8.69.
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N. C
New York
N. O
New Orleans
Cottonseed Oil Market in New Orleans Steady
The cottonseed oil market in New Orleans closes steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 7.35 nominal. Prime crude 6.12 1-2. January futures listed at 17.08B and March to October contracts range from 7.12B to 7.20B. Bid prices noted as B-Bid.
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New Orleans
Cottonseed Meal Prices Steady in Memphis Trade
Prime cottonseed meal futures closed steady in Memphis with readings for Jan 23.50 Feb 22.50 March 422.40 April 22.25 May 22.26 June 22.10 July 22.20 Aug 22.25. Trade noted for 4000 bales.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton Trend in New Orleans Prices Rise on Trade Buying
Cotton prices advanced about 25 cents a bale in New Orleans trading as buyers covered and traders showed demand. In afternoon activity March futures gained on the market as selling pressure eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Live poultry prices in Chicago market report
Chicago buyers receive a detailed live poultry price listing dated January 10 with quotes for hens and roosters by weight, including turkeys and ducks. Heaviest items show No 2 turkeys at about 18 to 21 pounds, various breeds each with multiple weight classes, and dressed market steadiness noted.
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Chicago
Leghorn
Plymouth
White Rock
Tome
Dairy Prices Report From Chicago Butter Market
Chicago dairy notes dated January 10 show butter prices per hundredweight with varying grades and a total of 777,000 pounds traded. Listings include creamery specials in the 93 score range and multiple grade descriptors with prices ranging from 82 1/4 to 31 3/4 per unit. Fresh graded rags and standard receivers appear with steady quotes and related carload figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Wheat Futures Steady After Narrow Gains
Chicago wheat prices edged higher but closed largely unchanged as late buying supported futures. May 97 3-4 to 7-8, July 91 3-8 1-2, corn down 3-8 3-4, May 62-62 1-8, July 62 1-4, oats down to 1-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohtocago
Aeling
Chicago
Josh Cody Secures Three Year Florida Coaching Contract
Gainesville January 10. Dean Slagle announces the reappointment of Josh Cody as athletic director and head coach at the University of Florida for three years, effective January 1, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesville
Fla
Dean Slagle
The
Centenanat On Athletics
Codeka
Josh
Fiat Aireotae
University of Florida
Tourism decline leads to closure of Hamburg offices
Hamburg reports steadily falling tourist traffic to and from Soviet Russia prompts the closure of the Moscow offices of the Hamburg American and North German Lloyd lines. Intourist offices in Germany were expected to close soon as well.
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Hamburg
Germany
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Lloyd Lines
Intourist
Russian Tourist Agency
Senate panel backs FTC probe into auto distribution
The senate interstate commerce committee recommended a federal trade commission investigation of manufacturers and dealers in the distribution and sale of automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interestate Commerce Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Automatic planes within reach, says air corps captain
Detroit January 10. Captain George W Holloman of the army air corps says a fully automatic airplane that flies from takeoff to destination without human touch is well within the realm of reason in a paper prepared for the Society of Automotive Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
George W. Holloman
Army Air Corps
Society of Automotive Engineers
C I O Plans to Organize Workers During Recession
Clinton Golden of the C I O says the organization will push to organize workers in the current recession and concentrate on consolidation across the region. He serves as northeastern regional director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester. Mass
Clinton
Golden
Pittsburgh
Northeastern
Committee For Industrial Organization
Navy searches end for missing patrol bomber at San Pedro
Searchers in San Pedro California report the four day hunt for a missing patrol bomber concluded with the navy in port. Officials gave no formal word on whether the search is officially called off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro Calif
Three Bandits Rob Local Coal Payroll at Dogwood
State troopers and county officers reported no trace today of three bandits who held up the Little Gem Coal Company timekeeper at Dogwood Alabama and took an eight thousand dollar payroll Saturday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Little Gem Coal Company
Dogwood
Mulloy and Toley Upset Grant and Hines in Miami Doubles
Gardnar Mulloy and George Toley of Miami defeat Bitsy Grant and Wilmer Hines in a five set final at the Miami Biltmore tournament. The scoreline reads 8-6 6-3 3-6 5-7 9-7 after a match highlighted by brilliant volleys.
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Grant
Coral Gables
Fla
Gardnar Mulloy
George Toley
University of Miami
Bitsy Grant
Atlanta
Wilmer Hines
Hollywood
Calif
Miami Biltmore
Bycoy
Hoffmann halves reward in Lindbergh case split
Trenton New Jersey Governor Harold G Hoff man divided a 25000 reward for the Lindbergh baby killer into more than one hundred shares granting 7500 to Walter Lyle a former New York gasoline station operator and distributing the rest among other contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
New Jersey
Walter Lyle
New York
Parolees Still Out From Christmas Vacations
Montgomery Alabama January release shows 15 of 664 parolees failed to return from Christmas vacations while 49 of 564 released for immediate past season kept their word. Hamp Draper, head of the state department, says few defections threaten the program though several cases are noted including deaths and extended paroles.
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Montgomery
Ala
Draper
Yale
Alabama
Bibb Graver
Torch Death Declared Suicide of Augusta Hubbard
In Winston Salem North Carolina coroner W N Dalton ruled the death of Augusta V Hubbard 75 a suicide by self immolation. He said she bought gasoline Saturday night saturated her clothes in a public park and lit a match. Hubbard was a longtime private school teacher and later a contributor of short stories and articles to papers and magazines.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Augusta V. Hubbard
W. N. Dalton
France buys American airplane engine rights
Paris reports the air ministry bought manufacturing rights to an American aircraft engine to secure better motors for fighting planes. The French government did not disclose the company name or the payment amount.
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Paris
Air Ministry
Fehaeister
Doister Edouard Daladier
Sec
Dog Burned After Early Morning Fire At Norwell Home
In Norwell Massachusetts on January 10 a barking dog alerted George Smith and his wife both 70. They escaped as their house burned and the heroic dog perished in the blaze destroying the home.
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Norwell
Mass
George Smith
Smith
Roosevelt critic calls blend of policies morally vague
In Rochester on January 10, Dr. Raymond B. Moley, former brain-truster, says President tries to merge two irreconcilable economic policies. He brands "soapbox phillipes" of Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson as completely vague and accuses big business of influence.
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Rochester
N. Y
Phillipes
Robert H. Jackson
Raymond FE. Moley
Governor Under Fire as Southern Leaders Target Rivers
State Representative Robert Elliott of Columbus assailed Governor EB Rivers on the house floor accusing him of betraying the south. Elliott denounced southeast governors for endorsing wage hour legislation in Congress and charged a Massachusetts Republican and a southern Democrat with selling out the region for high pay. He criticized governors for meddling in federal matters and mocked southern lawmakers as fools and misinformed.
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Atlanta
Robert Hiliott
Columbus
EB. D. Rivers
Pujott
Southeast
Congress
Washington
New England
Filiott
Connery
Massachusetts
Rehearsal Set for His Funeral in Rockwood Church
Bush Breazeale of Rockwood Tennessee plans a June 25 funeral rehearsal at Cave Creek Church to ensure the service is conducted in the right manner. He wants a regular preacher and has prepared a walnut coffin himself, reflecting years of planning for an accurate life story.
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Rockwood
Tenn
Bush Breazeale
Cave Creek Church
Breazeale
Lfe
Brief illness fatal to Judge Richard Chambers
Lebanon Tennessee reports the passing of Judge Richard Chambers aged 78 after a brief illness. A veteran attorney and former Cumberland University law school dean, he joined Cumberland as a professor in 1920 and served as dean from 1924 until 1933, retiring in 1934.
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Lebanon
Tenn
Richard Chambers
Cumberland University Law School
Chambers
Cumberland
Barbecue King Clement Castleberry Dies at 61 in Augusta
Clement L. Castleberry known as the Barbecue King of the South has died at 61. A former city councilman county commissioner and school board member he once entertained as many as 15 000 people at public functions in Augusta and across the South. He led Castleberry Food Products Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Clement L. Castleberry
South
Castleberry Food Products Company
Alabama extension workers meet for mid-winter conference
Alabama agricultural extension workers gathered in Auburn to discuss a 1938 rural homes and farms program during the annual mid-winter conference held January 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ala
Alabama Agricultural Extension
Decatur Social News Highlights Local Visitors and Events
Decatur notes include Mr. and Mrs EB Leary of Tus cumbia visiting friends, J B Gillespie and Percy Bowman in town, and Edgar Haneell in Tuscaloosa on business. First Ward PTA meets tomorrow at 2 30 PM, Questers club gathers Tuesday at 7 30 PM, and several residents recover from illness or travel for church and civic duties. Daily life entries cover baptist talks, Sunday school attendance, and cafe renovations boosting service.
Problem of Day Brittle Nail Solved by Tips and Tricks
Gladys notes ancient and modern remedies for dry brittle nails. Suggests internal nourishment, fatty foods, olive oil at night, and multiple polishes to protect tips while preserving white rims. Recommends buffing nails first and applying color polish then clear top coat.
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Gladys Glad
America
Rome
Beauty tips from a magazine
The column offers household beauty advice for common concerns. It covers reducing facial wrinkles with nightly lanolin or cream, hair bleaching with peroxide and ammonia, dental cleanliness for white teeth, shaping and setting eyebrows with cold cream and astringent, and using special hair bluing to add highlights.
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Toni
Rotary Club Talk Highlights Epiphany Observance
The Rotary Club met at 12 15 with John Peach presiding and near full attendance. Visiting Rotarians included M W Stoce of St Joseph A L Hipp and Chas Crute of Huntsville Charlie Hardwick of Danville and a Harteelle Clubs member. Rev Cox introduced Rev Buckley of St Ann s Catholic Church who spoke on The Observance of Epiphany noting its historic age relative to Christmas.
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Rotary
John Peach Pres
M. W. Stoce
St. Joseph
Mich
A. L. Hipp
Chas. Crute
Huntsville
Charlie Hardwick
Danville
Harteelle
Bill Kimbrough
Oliver C. Cox
Cox
Buckley
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Divorce Plea Ends In Draw In Chicago
The divorce case of Mrs. Mary Catherine Cady and husband Glen ended in a draw as Circuit Judge John Prystalski dismissed both the separation maintenance suit and the divorce cross bill for lack of sufficient evidence. The judge ruled cruelty through acts like kicks and bites was unsubstantiated and noted courts do not regulate spousal duties.
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Chicago
Mary Catherine Cady
Glen
John Prystalski
Cady
Cubs Trade For Harold Sueme And Move Julian Tubb
The Cubs disposed of a battery today. Harold Sueme who caught for Birmingham last year was sold to Los Angeles for an undisclosed sum and Julian Tubb a pitcher from Helena Arkansas was sent to Birmingham on option. Tubb won 21 games for Helena last year.
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Chicago
Cubs
Harold Sueme
Birmingham
Los Angeles
Julian Tubb
Helena
Ark
Tubb
Supreme Court Fast-Tracks PWA Loans for Alabama Towns
The Supreme Court ordered immediate effect of its ruling on public works administration loans and grants. Four Alabama municipalities Decatur Hartselle Russellville and Guntersville may start building electric plants with PWA funding. Greenwood County South Carolina also gets quick approval for a plant at Buzzard Roost.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
Public Works Administration
Hughes
PWA
Decatur
Hartselle
Russellville
Guntersville
Greenwood County
South Carolina
Buzzard Roost
Hill delays appointment to allow House debate on war referendum
Representative Hill of Alabama seeks to delay his Senate appointment to join House debate on the Ludlow war referendum amendment. Hill, nominated to fill Justice Hugo Black's unexpired term, asks Senator Graves to withhold resignation while a conference is arranged.
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Washington
Hill
Ala
Senate
House
Alabama
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Dixie Bibb Graves
Bibb Graves
Presidents talks with utilities on expanded power plans
The president discussed possible utility expansion with executives from Central Services Chicago Texas Power and Light Dallas and Nevada California Electric Riverside. He urged applying prudent valuation for rate making and eliminating write ups while utilities sought changes to the holding company act and settlement of disputes with federal agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel O. Green
Central Services Corporation of
Chicago
John Carpenter
Texas Power and Light Company of
Dallas
A. B. West
Nevada-California Electric Corporation
Riverside
Ohia
Prudent Investment
Utilities
Act
Tennessee
Valley Authority
Federal Power Commission
Radical referendum stance flags shift in representative democracy
A speaker denounces a proposed referendum as a radical attack on constitutional principles. He warns colleagues against abandoning the framers' work and suggests the people still trust their representatives and the president’s pursuit of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
United States
Du Pont predicts 3 million jobs from 25 billion capital plan
Du Pont stated that with closer government business ties, industry could generate about 3,000,000 jobs via a 25,000,000,000 capital expansion program, noting that tax payroll in 1937 rose 25 percent relative to 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du Pont
Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Field Agents School
Thirty two field agents of the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control board began a three day instruction school in Montgomery under R P McRee chief of the enforcement division. Administrator David E Dunn said the program covers enforcement procedure gathering usable evidence and an examination on beverage control law and the act by the attorney general. Dunn will discuss the board campaign against bootlegging noting many recent arrests in dry counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
R. P. McRee
David E. Dunn
Dunn
Quiet Weekend on Valley Roads Declared by Patrol
The state highway patrol reports a quiet week end with no wrecks and no arrests for drunken driving in the local area. The headquarters here issued the update today stating there were no incidents of note during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Infant of Mr and Mrs Plumer Brown dies in Hartselle
Infant of Mr and Mrs Plumer Brown of Hartselle died Sunday at the parents home. Funeral services were held at 10:30 this morning at Ebernezer with interment at Drinkard-Howell directing. The baby is survived by the parents.
Alabama Senator Resigns. Lister Hill Named Successor
Mrs. Dixie Bibb Graves resigns as Junior Senator from Alabama. Governor Herbert L. Hoover appointed Lister Hill as her successor. The transition occurs with Hill set to take the seat in the near term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dixie Bibb Graves
Alabama
Lister Hill
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