Hearin to Explain Loans at Decatur Meeting for Farmers
Jesse B Hearin Montgomery branch manager of the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation will visit Decatur to explain loan types and terms to farmers. The meeting is set for 1 pm Friday January 27 at the courthouse with a potential move to Railroad Street city hall if the court is in session.
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Jesse B. Hearin
Montgomery
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Decatur
Hearin
John C. White
Tennessee Valley Bank
Ala
Alabama
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Decatur Chamber of Commerce renewals underway drive for funds
Solicitors begin the annual Decatur Chamber of Commerce membership drive aiming for a five thousand dollar target to cover territory activities. Teams report to the chamber by Thursday night as D. W. Speake and Lester Corbutt lead the early reporting followed by J. D. Ligon and D. Moore.
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Chamber of Commerce
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Gong
John C. White
Tennessee
Harry Higdon
Henry M. Cullom
J. B. Leeman
Dr. E. M. Chenault
Archie W. Hill
D. W. Speake
Lester Corbutt
J. D. Ligon
D. Moore
Decatur Rotary Club
Decatur Kiwanis Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Malone
Kiwanis
Marie Ballas
Chandler
B. C. Shelton
Commerce
Commerce Organization
White
Drive
Escaped Train Native of St Louis Shot Dead Near Baton Rouge
Stanley Swede Anderson, a St Louis underworld figure who jumped from a moving train to escape U S marshals near New Orleans, was shot and killed by a deputy in an open field near Baton Rouge. He was connected to the 2 year old Donaldsonville undercover agent slaying.
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Baton Rouge
Stanley
Auxiliary Meets Tonight in Tennessee
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a meeting tonight in Tennessee with plans to discuss upcoming community service projects and local chapter activities. Members are urged to attend for updates and volunteering opportunities.
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American Legion Auxiliary
The
Tennessee
Henry Cullom in Sheffield on business visit
Henry Cullom visits Sheffield this afternoon on a business trip. He plans meetings with local firms to discuss potential collaborations and investment opportunities.
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Henry ‘Cullom
Sheffield
Judge Refuses Action on Ford Case Testimony Warrant
Detroit court delays ruling on a bench warrant to compel Henry Ford to testify as the Sweeten Company sues Ford Motor Co for 227000 in a Philadelphia based suit. Judge Dingman postpones decision until a separate petition by Ford's attorneys to quash the subpoena is resolved.
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Detroit
Mich
Dingman
Henry Ford
Kennett Sevens
Sweden Autmobile Company
Philadelphia
Ford
The
Sweeten Company
Ford Company
Temperature Record in Decatur Shows Wide Range
The past 24 hours in Decatur saw a high of 71 degrees and a low of 4 degrees, reflecting a wide daily temperature swing.
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Decatur
Dry forces plan anti repeal rally in Montgomery
The Alliance Against the Repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment announces a statewide anti repeal rally in Montgomery on February 1 as the legislature starts its special session. Bishop W N Ainsworth will speak with organizers drafting church leaders to mobilize delegates within a seven mile radius of Montgomery.
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Alabama
Alliance
Montgomery
W. N. Ainsworth
Miller
Bishop Ainsworth
I. E. Bartin
F. M. Barnes
Second Congressional District
Double Robberies Hit Local Home, Watch Stolen
A resident reports a second break in at his house this month. He said the intruder entered while he was away and stole a watch. Police noted no injuries and are reviewing recent burglaries in the area.
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Bud
Roosevelt
River record shows Tennessee gauge at feet today
The Tennessee river reading was reported at feet with the gauge level noted as station ary today. Officials did not provide a specific measurement in the available text.
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Tennessee
Mother's search for missing son eases with no unidentified body found
A Decatur mother, Mrs. M. McCollum, reports her 20 year old son J. B. McCollum left New Market for work about a month ago. She fears a circulating unidentified body in the area may be her son but local undertakers have no matching remains.
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Decatur
James A. Nelson
M. McCollum
Route 1
New Market
J. B. McCollum
Jail Delivery Frustrated at Morgan County Jail
Deputy Sheriff Aaron Walton thwarted an early morning jail break at Morgan County. Fourteen prisoners, including two on murder charges, used saws to cut through a food slot barrier and attempted to breach cell doors from the bull-pen. The escape was stopped before the inmates reached the jail interior.
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Aaron
Walton
Morgan County
Hastise
Russell Calls Salary Cuts Key to Alabama Budget
Benjamin Russell, chair of the Citizens Committee of 500, urged a general state employee salary reduction to 70 percent of 1929 peak payrolls and strict economy in government operations to avoid further tax increases. He said timely payment of warrants is essential amid widespread distress and urged economies across state and sub‑division agencies.
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Alexander City
Ala
Alabama
Benjamin Russell
Citizens Committee
Russell
Roy Nash Recovers After Appendicitis Operation
Prominent business man Roy Nash was able to leave his home for a short period Monday afternoon as he recuperates from an appendicitis operation.
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Roy Nash
Nash
Poll Taxes Due February First to Benefit Morgan County Schools
Morgan County tax collectors urge payment of poll tax by February 1 to fund local schools. With only about seven hundred polls paid so far this year and 22 paying on Monday, officials warn the tax must be settled at the courthouse or Wiggings Hardware in Hartselle to ensure funds return to Morgan schools. The tax is the sole local source supporting district schools, with every cent returned once recorded.
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Morgan County
Montgomery
Wiggings Hardware Company
Hartselle
Dick Wiggins
Police Courts Report Prohibition Cases in City
Two prohibition violation cases were heard in police court this morning involving African American defendants. Officers raided a West Vine Street area house last night and seized a quantity of liquor. another Black suspect was taken into custody.
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West Vine Street
Abandoned 1928 Chevrolet Found After Theft
A 1928 Chevrolet coupe belonging to Noel Lee, stolen from 314 Sherman Street Monday night, was recovered by police this morning abandoned on the switch tracks near Pointer Harlow Grocery Company. Lee was visiting friends at the time.
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Noel Lee
Sherman Street
Pointer-Harlow Grocery Company
Lee
Four Men Placed Under Arrest After Garage Confrontation
Night Watchman Parker confronted four men at the Pointer-Harlow plant garage. Elam surrendered after a pistol disarm and a struggle. three suspects fled as Parker and Elam tussled on the garage floor. Elam jailed in Madison county awaiting transfer to Huntsville. pistol with two empty shells recovered.
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Elam
Parker
Pointer-Harlow
Pointer- Hart
County
Huntsville
Madison County
Morgan
Roosevelt Aims Talks On Debtor Nations Debt Relief Policy
President elect Roosevelt plans separate talks with foreign powers on debt relief while seeking repayment for aid. An invitation to Mussolini, announced in Rome by Secretary Stimson, mirrors invitations to England. Awaited are invitations to Czecho Slovakia Finland Latvia Lithuania and other debtor nations.
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Mussolini
Rome
Stimson
England
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
Elan
Dee
Roosevelt
France
Belgium
Poland
Esthonia
Ninety Million Loan Bill Aids Farmers in 1933
The House approved a crop production loan bill tapping 390 million Reconstruction Finance Corp funds to aid advanced farmers in 1933. The measure provides one million dollars for farmers in drought and storm stricken areas for livestock and feed.
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Washington, D. C
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Lea Plans to Resist Extradition in North Carolina Case
Nashville Tenn Jan 24 Plans for resisting the extradition to North Carolina of Colonel Luke Lea and Luke Lea Jr were announced by L E B Gwinn their attorney. The Lea brothers intend to pursue all legal avenues including habeas corpus if needed as the extradition proceeds.
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Nashville, Tenn
North Carolina
Luke Lea
Luke Lea Jr
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