Expiration of Japanese Trade Pact Opens New Avenues
Washington January 23 The expiration of the Japanese American commercial treaty Friday opens President Roosevelts options to restrict trade with Japan. Legal and constitutional questions arise about a possible 10 percent duty and a return to most favored nation treatment unless discrimination is found. The president could revoke the Grant proclamation and invoke 1928 1930 tariff acts to impose duties or even boycott imports from Japan. Congress may not act immediately, using the crisis to pressure negotiations with Tokyo.
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Andrue
Washington
Roosevelt
Far Eastern
Japan
Grant
Basil Harris
China
State Department
Congress
Tokyo
Far East
Plans for New Ryan School Building Post Fire
County education leaders Prof Irwin J Quinn Roy Relton and trustees DeWitt Crawford Clarence Whisenant visited Skyline Farms on Monday to study building features for the Ryan school. The Ryan high school, housing 213 students, was destroyed January 5, while the grammar school nearby escaped damage. The education board will review plans again at its Saturday January 27 meeting at Cotaco High School in East Morgan County.
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Irwin J. Quinn
Roy ¥Relton
Ryan School
Wl Briscoe
County Education Board
DeWitt Crawford
Clarence Whisenant
Jackon County
Skyline Farms
Ryan
Cotaco High School
Morgan County
Snowbound in the Country House Amidst a Kidnapping Hunt
Fabienne, Chris, and baby Sonny shelter in Bill's snowbound country house as a blizzard traps them. They cope with cold, hunger, and a missing water supply while a radio reports a national search for the kidnaped mother and child. The piece ends with the radio dying as the vigil continues.
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Chris
Sonny
Fabienne
Bill
Mrs Peck Treated at Howie-Black Clinic in Hartselle
Mrs Mary Peck visited Hartselle Tuesday to receive treatment at Howie-Black Clinic. Mr and Mrs C P Johnston were in Hartselle and Decatur Saturday for unspecified matters.
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Mary Peck
Hartselle
Howie-Black Clinic
C. P. Johnston
Decatur
Women to Convene District Methodist Meeting in Decatur
A special meeting of Decatur district Methodist women will be held at Central Methodist Church Decatur on Thursday February 8 at 2 o'clock. Delegates will be elected from each local church to attend a district gathering at Central Church for the selection of nine delegates to represent the district in a later Bishop-sanctioned conference. Mrs H O Troup and other leaders will attend.
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Decatur
Methodist Church
Central Methodist Church
Central Church
Decell
H. O Troup
Pickets Fail to Bar Eleanor Roosevelt at Abe Lincoln Premiere
In Washington a mixed picket line failed to keep Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt and three Supreme Court justices from the premiere of Abe Lincoln In Illinois. The theater denied negro admissions per protests while the audience included Hull Morgenthau Jackson Wallace Roberts Reed Black and screen stars Massey Gordon and Cromwell.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Roosevelt
Hull
Morgenthau
Jackson
Wallace
Roberts
Reed
Justice
Black
Mrs. Roosevelt
Raymond Massey
Abraham Lincoln
Ruth Gordon
Mary Todd Lincoln
Mary Howard
Ann Rutledge
Robert F. Sherwood
John Cromwell
Local Notes From Hartselle Weekend Visitors and Visits
Day by day movements include A. M. Peck from Decatur visiting Tuesday and Clay Turney from route one in Hartselle Saturday. Joe W. Winton and daughter Blanche were in Hartselle Saturday morning. Annie B. Campbell sick with flu. J. E. Peck of Hartselle on business. G. Mikell returned from Birmingham Friday. Mr and Mrs Carter Davis moved to a new home Thursday. Co. L. Peck of Decatur visited Tuesday. Albert Pinch returned to Birmingham Sunday after a weekend with aunt Annie Black. T. M. Nelson returned to Birmingham Monday after visiting the Wintons.
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Decatur
Clay Turney
Route One
Hartselle
Joe W. Winton
Blanche
Annie B. Campbell
J. E. Peck
G. Mikell
Birmingham
Carter Davis
Co. L. Peck
Albert Pinch
Annie Black
T. M. Nelson
Joe Winton
Hood River
Oregon
Elliott
Mobile
New Orleans
Horace Roberts
Leeman Gibson
George Wesley West
Montevallo
Tuscaloosa
H. BE. Orr
W. R. Mixon
Eric Rowe
W. M. Anderson
Benevolent Society
Elizabeth Robertson
Ruby Boger
Mra
Stover
R. E. Travis
Ellis Darby
A. H. Masterson
South Highlands
Earl Glasscock
Memphis
Tenn
Julius Glasscock
R.E. Moyers
Cullman
Carl Williams
M. G. West
Russell
H. P. Still
George Howell
Arthur Howell
Harvey Coleman
University of Alabama
W. J. Terry
J. P. Walters
St. Louis
Nell Pierce
Emily
Jane Cox
Elizabeth Stackard
Athens
Morgan County
Sam Heath
Hartselle Baptist Church
Lanett
Dorothy Holder
Birmingsham
Arthur Holder
Arthur Holder, Jr
Floyd Suggs
Robert Mason
Guntersville
Walter Poole, Jr
B. 8. Stover
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed
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Bowman
Current Review Club and local society notes in Hartselle
Hartselle reports a busy sequence of club meetings at Morgan County High School and private homes. Papers discussed include Ruth Bryan Owen and Queen Elizabeth, with social events like a bridge luncheon and a group party. Health notes mention influenza illnesses and brief visits among local families and residents.
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J. C. Glasscock
Morgan County High School
Ruth Bryan Owen
Glasscock
Harriett Daggett
Browder Found Guilty in Fraud Trial
Earl Browder of the American Communist party is convicted on two fraud counts after a four day trial. He receives four years in prison and a $2000 fine, with bail set at $7500 while an appeal is prepared. Browder claims victimhood and addresses a Lenin Memorial rally at Madison Square Garden declaring the verdict a great honor and a drive toward war.
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New York
Earl Browder
Browder
Madison Square Garden
Kansas
American Communist Party
Lenin
Decatur District Tops in Christmas Orphanage Offering
The Decatur district, led by Superintendent Dr. M. E. Lazenby, earns high praise from Rev. R. J. Mills of the Alabama Methodist Orphanage for a strong Christmas offering. Mills notes the district may place third or second in the two Alabama Conferences, trailing only the Birmingham district.
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Decatur
Alabama Methodist
M. E. Lazenby
R. J. Mills
Alabama
Methodists
Birmingham
Constipation Relief with Pepsin and Laxative Syrup
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin promises stomach relief by dissolving undigested protein in the stomach and waking lazy bowels. The ad notes improved comfort, relief from belching and acidity, and claims even children will enjoy the taste.
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Dr. Caldwell
As Ny
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