Counsellor Denham Reels Off Missouri Waltz For Baby
National Labor Relations Board official Denham briefly paused a Missouri Waltz to play Baby It’s Cold Outside. Alabama reports 506 359 total motor vehicle registrations to date. Huntsville starts a canvass to gauge natural gas customers as Decatur advances gas line plans.
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Denham
National Labor Relations’ Board
Alabama
H. S. Phifer
Montgomery
Huntsville
Decatur
Gas Department
Folsom Promises Stump Attacks If Barred From Elections
Governor Folsom vows to hit the stump again if the State Democratic Committee bars the Folsom crowd from this year’s elections. He has spoken from New York to California and Washington to Montgomery since taking office. He risks trouble if he enters legal questions as he did with the Brannan Plan explanation.
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Folsom
State Democratic Committee
New York
California
Washington
Montgomery
Brannan
Smart Boston Robbery Bandits Tripped by Wise Lead
A Boston robbery story describes bandits fleeing with a million dollars while leaving another million behind. The top strategist and drilled assistants executed near flawless work, but the FBI always recovers a missing item and seals another failed crime. Authorities compare the case to rapid arrests seen in North Alabama bank robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
FBI
Alabama
Morgan County Tax Assessments Rally Toward 1929 Levels
Morgan county tax assessments rise back toward 1929 figures after years of slow growth. Officials credit balanced agriculture and industry efforts and steady gains over twenty years, forecasting record valuations next year for one of the state’s largest counties.
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Morgan County
Death of Captain Fred Wyatt Revered Alabama Veteran Leader
Capt. Fred Wyatt died in Montgomery Tuesday night, causing heavy grief among ex service members across the state. He served with distinction as commander of the Gadsden company of the Rainbow division during war and lent decades of service at the Veterans Administration, earning respect in every county. The veteran community mourns a true leader.
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Fred Wyatt
Montgomery
Wyatt
Veterans Administration
Gadsden
Alabama
Lewis In The Middle And The Federal Strike Standoff
The country watches as John L. Lewis faces a three cornered battle with miners and the U S government. Miners revolt against Lewis orders prompting government action to restore a five day work week amid doubts over good faith bargaining.
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John L. Lewis
United States
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Republican Dixiecrat coalition blocks debate in House
Drew Pearson reports Democrats and Republicans in the Rules Committee pushing to reinstate the gag rule. Chairman Adolph Sabath is silenced as Leo Allen urges allowing brief remarks. Sabath warns the move would curb debate and rights of members amid a record pace of rules being voted out.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Republicaan
Adolph Sabath
Illinoiis
Sabath
House
Sabath's bid for public hearing on Cox resolution fails
In a 7 to 4 vote Sabath’s motion to delay action and permit testimony at a public hearing was defeated. Lyle Delaney and Madden shifted positions during the final 9 to 2 gag rule vote, restoring power balance and highlighting party splits over committee authority.
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Sabath
House
Ray Madden
Indiana
John Lyle
Texas
James Delaney
New York
Cox, Smith
William Colmer
Mississippi
Clarence Brown
Ohio
James Wadsworth
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Lyle
Delaney
Republicrat
Madden
New Yorker
Rules Committee
Congress
Wayward Minors Not Protected in Nation’s Jails
The Children's Bureau exposes a shocking pattern with about 100,000 children jailed with adults last year. Juveniles were found serving sentences in state prisons and even shoveling dirt on road gangs, in 84 of 48 states.
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Children’s Bureau
Living Today by Arlie B Davidson on self mastery
The piece argues self mastery is ongoing and essential beyond leading others. It notes leaders can misuse power yet fail at self control, urging mastery over habits, temper, prejudices, grumbling, and outlook. It asks readers if they will test their character and direct their life.
Brandon in Albany Decatur Trip Promotes Lee Highway
Governor W W Brandon travels through Albany and Decatur en route to the Tri Cities to speak on the development of the Lee highway. Ford Motor Co reports 1924 domestic deliveries totaling 1 873 581 with an increase of 87 736 over the prior year. The Daily Com mission notes approval to build a bridge across the Tennessee River with 100 000 set aside but potentially refundable.
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W.W
Bill) Brandon
Albany-Decatur
Tri-Cities
Lee Highway
Ford Motor Company
Daily — Commission
Tennessee River
Budget breaks down how Americans spend 283 dollars
The budget numbers itemize an average 283 dollar expenditure with 90.28 for military defense, 40.47 for veterans pensions, 37.64 interest on debt, 31.41 foreign aid, and 18.11 social welfare. Luz Maria Garcia, a WAC in New Guinea, is hospitalized and later aided by Conrad Hilton who arranged release and a seat on the constellation for Hilton's hotel opening.
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New York
INS
United States
Luz Maria Garcia
Wac
New Guinea
Sawtelle
Hilton
the Waldorf
Hollywood
Gartia
Juvenile Detainees Shared Jails in 1948 Virginia
The report notes 2 650 Virginia youngsters were jailed with adults in 1948 with cases across Taylorsville and Fairfax. A 13 year old runaway boy endured four days in a two cell jail with a violent inmate. A 10 year old was sent to the South Carolina penitentiary by a circuit judge in Abbeville. The piece cites political machine influence under Senator Harry Byrd.
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Taylorsvile
South Carolina State Penitentiary
Cir Sole
M. A. Mann
Abbeville
Potomac
Children’s Bureau
Fairfax
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Big Brothers offer kinder path to steer youths from crime
Criminal studies show jails breed crime, especially for juveniles housed with adults. Big Brothers of America promote individual guidance by volunteer mentors, saving over 5,000 boys last year at under 45 dollars per boy, a fraction of reform school costs.
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Big Brothers of America
Big Brothers
Indiana Boys School
Plainfield
Ind
Children’s Bureau
As Pegler Sees It on Draper Adler and Field
New York report notes Marshall Field backed Paul Draper and Larry Adler amid a $200,000 suit by Mrs. John T. McCullough. The piece links Field and Weiss to a controversial “Thing” and cites Chicago and Prague boycott claims affecting Draper and Adler’s employment.
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New York
Marshall Field
Henry Wallace
Tommy Manville
Paul Draper
Larry Adler
John —T. McCullough
Greenwich
Louis Weiss
Carol Weiss King
Field
Weiss
White House
Alger Hiss
State Department
Hiss
Chicago
Draper
Ader
Adler
Prague
Field’s Thing
Iron Curtain
Communist Party
Moscow
McCulloughs
Mrs. McCullough
Connecticut
McCuloughs
United States
Old and New Ideas on Gout
Gout is a hereditary disorder linked to uric acid buildup with attacks that start after overeating. Diagnosis is aided by X rays. treatments include colchicine and ACTH though supply is limited. Postattack joints may distort with repeated episodes, and excess sweating can stem from infections or thyroid overactivity.
Britons face election rules and voting quirks
Dr Gallup backs Churchill to unseat Attlee while peers may vote in their own right but lunatics and peers are generally barred. Candidates must post 150 pounds with returning officers. funds returned if elected or with over one eighth of votes, otherwise forfeited. Government workers cannot run. deep sea fishermen may vote by mail or proxy.
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Britain
Dr. Gallup
Churchill
Attlee
Scotland
Nellie Reveil recovers from eye operation in New York
Friends note Nellie Reveil is recuperating after an eye operation at East hospital in New York. She left journalism for protest theatre, radio, and writing, and hopes to return to work after beating the impairment with courage.
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Nellie Reveil
U. S
As East Hospital
New York LY
State Department boasts of past deals versus complex diplomacy
Secretary of State Acheson faced a tough audience at a news conference as he contrasted today’s intricate diplomacy with past feats like the Louisiana purchase and Seward’s Alaska bargain. He admitted being “talked out” yet answered questions while students watched and struggled to grasp the discussions on Saar coal mines, Formosa, and atomic policy.
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Washington
Acheson
State Department
Alaska
Russia
U. S
Seward
Folly
Saar
Formosa
American University
Local Social News from Cullman County and Mt Waialeale Rainfall
Mrs L L Stanfield and Mrs Elmer Hatley of Geraldine visit Roy Alldredge and Imogene Rodgers. Visitors include the Tilleys, Mae McBrayer, Sherman Briscoe family, Reverend Loyd Rogers, Rosia Rodgers, Appline Vance and others. Mt Waialeale rainfall averages about 42 feet yearly.
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L. L. Stanfield
Elmer Hatley
Geraldine
Alabama
Roy Alldredge
Imogene
Dora Rodgers
John McBrayer
Tom Tilley
C. D. Tilley
Rosa Ann
Carol
Ida Cornelius
West Point
Mae McBrayer
Sherman Briscoe
Central
Dora Rogers
Loyd Rogers
Rosia
Ardis
Elmer Harley and Son
Louis Mitchell
Ottis Stanfield
Billy Jack Winkles
Mt. Zion
Fyffe
Rosia Rodgers
Appline Vance
Ted White
Manivel
Leola Bowden
R.C. Alldredge
Jones Chapel Baptist Church
J. A. Alldredge
Cullman
W.H. Blackwood
James Blackwood
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American Congress
Drew Pearson
Washington Merry-Go-Rolind
Fair Dealer
Living Today
Arlie B. Davidson
Davidson
Louisville, and
Nashville
International News Service
Pegler
H. Bird
Treassurer
E. R. Britnell
William‘ E.’ Crawford
B. Elliott
Chase
Ala
Robert Chase
William R. Nelson
Bill
West Palm Beach
Fla
Glenn Harvey
Test ‘Board
American, Telephone and Telegraph Company
New Orleans
White Moth
Barbara Lamarr
Conway Tearle
Westbrook
Herman NW. Bundesen, M.D
Nation Today
Arthur Edson
James Marlow
Cullman County
Dripping Springs
Mogene Alldredge
Mt. Waialeale
Hawaiian Islands
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