Cooperation Of Business After White House Conference
Five prominent industrial leaders including Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors and Ernest T. Weir of National Steel met at the White House to discuss steps to stem the recession. W. Clement of the Pennsylvania Railroad Colby Chester of General Foods and Lewis Brown of Johns-Manville joined in a brief statement after the hour long session with President Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alfred, P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Bussmen
Roosevelt
Broan
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corporation
W. Clement
Ivania
Colby Chester
General Foods Corporation
National Association of Manufacturers
Lewis Brown
Johns-Manville Corporation
Chester
Weir
Sloan
Liberty Lea
Morgan County National Bank 1937 Financial Statement Alabama
Alabama bank report as of December 31 1937 published per Comptroller of the Currency call. Figures show loans and discounts 780773.65, United States obligations 221.16, other assets 2518656.35, deposits by individuals partnerships and counties 1781357.76, and total assets 2518656.35 with pledged collateral and cash items listed. Cashier J W Sacra signs the document sworn January 11 1938 before Notary Wyatt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
United States
Capitol Showcases Pittz and Gleason in 40 Naughty Girls
Zasu Pitts and Jimmy Gleason, one of the best comedy teams in pictures, perform at the Capitol today and tomorrow in 40 Naughty Girls. The duo headlines a program known for light humor and spirited gags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zasu Pitts
Jimmy Gleason
Capitol
Roosevelt quotes and business leaders discuss policy amid press conference
President Roosevelt hosts a press conference after a meeting with industrialists and utility executives. Donald Richberg and Charles Weir offer guarded optimism about the business climate and possible antitrust policy shaping.
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Gue
Roosevelt
Donald Richberg
NRA
Washington
Rich
Congress
Sloan
Weir
Salary cuts urged for 198 Birmingham city workers
The Civil Service Personnel Board urged salary cuts for 198 city employees and dismissal of 14, with raises for 58, while 547 remaining unchanged. The plan would save about 63,559 annually. city commissioners reserved comment.
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Birmingham
Ala
City Commission
Civil Service Personnel Board
Civil Service
Bodies Taken From Plane Crash Near Bozeman
Identification of seven of ten Northwest Airlines victims proceeded slowly as relatives searched for rings belts and torn clothing. Coroner Hud Nelson said some bodies were dismembered with no heads and officials relied on trinkets to identify them after the Bridger mountains crash.
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Bozeman
Mont
Northwest Airlines
Here
Bozeman Mortuary
Hud Nelson
Gallatin County
Bridger Mountains
Nick Namer
Co-Piiot F. W. West
Seattle
Kenneth and
Russel Levin
Butte
Lloyd Levin
Detroit
Bridger Range
Nelson
Harry H. Howard
St. Paul
Walter Ton
Howard
A. D. Niemeyer
Department of Commerce
Bridger
Lebanon church notes highlight a wedding and social visits
A wedding of Ruth Tompson and Aron McCall drew a large Sunday crowd. Effie Lee visited her brother J J Lee. Elmer Miller and family moved near Round Top. Butch Crawford joined Miss Josie Francis Wright for a Sunday visit. Mae Long of Danville returned after staying with her father A W Lee. Josie Francis and Louise Wright visited Thelma, Sadie, Zettie, and Effie Lee. Clayton Hicks and Elmer Lee traveled to Falkville on business.
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Ruth Tompson
Aron McCall
Effie Lee
J. J. Lee
Elmer Miller
Round Top
Butch Crawford
Josie Francis Wright
Mae Long
Danville
A. W. Lee
Josie Francis
Louise Wright
Thelma
Sadie
Zettie
Hubert Lawrence
Marie
Social notes from Pine Ridge and area
Mr and Mrs Willie Knox spent Sunday with A J Posey and family. Ted Abercrombie visiting uncle Ed Thomas. Grace Leona and Lois Wilson with Ruth and Earlyne Culbreath. Attended ball games at Union Hill and Cotaco Saturday night. Ruth Culbreath stayed with Lillian Compton. Argie Oden of South Alabama visiting Everett. Oden and Buddy Sams with Lewis Culbreath Sunday. Lula Compton and daughter Mary Grace with Ed Tho Mr. and Mrs. W B Turner with Gib Criscoe. William Criscoe at Catalan Station.
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Willie Knox
A. J. Posey
Ted Abercrombie
Thomas
Grace Leona
Lois Wilson
Ruth
Earlyne Culbreath
Union Hill
Cotaco
Ruth Culbreath
Lillian Compton
Argie Oden
South Alabama
Everett
Oden
Buddy Sams
Lewis Culbrea
Fay May See Adopted Son
Frank Fay, actor and emcee, granted a custody order to visit his adopted son Dion with Barbara Stanwyck. The judge allowed Fay to take Dion to his home every other Saturday and to visit on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with restrictions on alcohol and company. Stanwyck and Fay had fought over custody for months amid testimonies and psychiatric doubt, which the court addressed while noting Stanwyck’s testimony denying insanity.
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Los Angeles
Frank Fay
Barbara Stanwyck
Dion
Pay
Goodwin Knight
Fay
Miss Stanwyck
Wanted notices seek brick chimneys and carpentry work
Southwest of Hartselle a garage joining a corporation offers $10 per month to a party who will pay rent and care for the property. W R Lang Hartselle Route 2. D-29 WANTED To build brick or stone chimneys or carpenter work for pigs cow mule Ford hay or what have you Will give you a good job and good trade 8S B Tapscott Somerville Route 2. D-
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Hartselle
W. R. Lang
B. Tapscott
Somerville
Cardozo’s Health Deteriorates as Illness Lingers
Justice Cardozo, 67, remains ill in Washington after weeks of grippe and shingles. Doctors report no improvement in his condition despite expectations, complicating by heart attack as a factor in his health.
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Washington
John Paul” Barnest, Jr
Benjamin N. Cardozo
Supreme Court
Woman Quits Love for Duty After Catholic Wedding
A woman recounts choosing duty over love after a church wedding to Pay seven years after a civil service united them. The couple separated in 1935, marking a turning point in their relationship and life.
Roosevelts diplomat reshuffle to fill posts abroad
President Roosevelt plans multiple overseas appointments after a wide shift of the diplomatic corps. Joseph E. Davies moves from Russia to Belgium, Norman Armour becomes ambassador to Chile, and vacancies open at Vienna Bogota and Tehran. Some posts may take months to fill with eight of 56 embassies affected.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Joseph E. Davies
Russia
Belgium
Norman Armour
Canada
Chile
Moscow
Ottawa
Vienna
Bogota
Colombia
Teheran
Iran
Hugh Wilson
Berlin
William E. Dodd
United States
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Decatur
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Lebanon
Clayton Hicks
Elmer Lee
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Pine Ridge
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D.C. Price
Freddie Hagood
Route 3
Carmle Pike
Bulger
Betty Jo Dunn
Lacey
TVA
D. W. Sims
Hereford
Iraq
Débbs
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J. H. Scruges
J. H. Scruggs
Route
Poland
China
Rev. M. J. May's
Robert Hudson
Cullman County
Jones’ Chapel
Vinemont
J.M. Roberts
W. A. Helms
Union Grove
Annie Belle Hamilton
Pra
Wilburn Whisenant
Rhode Island
Red Rooster
Lacey's Spring
Hatton
Velma Warren
Town Creek
Decatur Daily
Vv. G. Moore
W. A. Nelson
Farmer's Exchange
TL W Rogers
Moulton
W. H. Hembue
Jersey
Fmma Hicks
4Th Ave
Joe T. Robinson
Decatur-Moulton Highway
Stoneville
Durock
My Place
Trinity Road
Kirby's Bridge
J. R. Brown
W. E. Irvin
Demervile
G. C. Brown
Route 1
Blakemore
Joe F. Wilson
Ruth Blackwood
Leonard Turney
Georgia
Plymouth Rock
D. A. Scott
Athens
W. EB. Bean
L. W Rogers
Five Points
Decatur and
OIC Boat
Co. M. Crow
John Deere
J. H. Whitten
Reau
Ida Williamson
Ajax Hatchery
C. B. Jackson
R. I. Red Rooster
R. I. Red
Mys
R. I
Mayhood
Tompkins
G. M. Dumas
J. P. Hensley
Hillsboro
Morris Chapel
Conn Music Company
R. F. Sewell
Singer
R. F. Simrell
Route 2
W. A. Reeves
Route 4
D. W. Hampton
Kitchen’s Mill
L. M. Lankford
W._E. Curbow
Flint
Lindstrom Hatcheries
O. C. Couch
Purina
Turner Coat & Grain CO
Checkerboard
Moulton ST
Cardozo
Harris @ Ewing
Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo
State Department
Soviet
Davies
Grenville T. Emmet
William Dawson
Uruguay
Calerie
Carter
Glen Row
Reyon
Seyied
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