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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1935
Page
1
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a political or public event with phrases about doubt, beard, and a quiet day. The readable parts suggest a local or campaign-related item with minimal context and no clear names or dates. Further text is needed for a precise card.
Fragmentary notice notes a limit debate taking effect soon with details unclear and names unavailable. The readable text hints at changes or implementations but lacks specifics on date parties or scope.
A defendant was arraigned on a fourth contempt count with bond set at 3500 dollars. Proceedings focused on compliance with court orders and potential further penalties if violations persist.
Utility reports note mixed conditions with occasional showers and cooler spells. French term usage appears in local forecast. overall outlook suggests variable winds and mild temperatures for the coming days.
President Roosevelt issues executive orders extending the National Labor Relations Board and indefinitely continuing the National Israel Labor Relations Board and the Textile Labor Relations Board. A new Wagner bill board is anticipated, with the steel board also extended until further notice.
A barbecue will be held for seven Brown Funeral Service employees to celebrate the end of a work period. Amy creates the event, and a manager serves as organizer.
Hartford report notes 14,200 deaths and 300,000 automobile crashes in the first six months of 1995. Travel nationwide survey places deaths two percent lower than the same period last year. Data covers the States and reflects early 1995 road tolls.
Alfred E Volckmann a 10 year old butcher boy confessed attacking and killing Helen Glenn 9 daughter of Rev Ernest Glenn a Methodist minister. He expressed remorse and said he could not attend the funeral as he recovers in Green county hospital awaiting arraignment.
Albertville authorities sought a youth for questioning after the Saturday night slaying of James W. Morton, 27, at his filling station near N. Morton was shot from the dark as he bent to reach a cold drink. Witnesses said the youth had been ejected earlier for unduly behavior and shouted threats as he left.
The report describes Prime Minister Eden briefing Mussolini through an intermediary about Britain’s grave concerns over ceding even a token British term without an equivalent return in the Italo Ethiopian dispute. Mussolini refused the proposal as a basis for settlement.
Arkansas merchants open for business with prices shown without tax as leaders urge customers to refuse the two percent levy. Karl Wiesman says the tax will be collected by July 15 if chants fail, signaling a state response once stores resume operations.
A fatal accident near Lecce involved a Sin-McCaleb ambulance from Court land. Logsdon died Saturday night after a wreck and funeral rites were held at Liberty Church. An unidentified man suffered a broken neck in another collision, marking Birmingham's first traffic fatality since May 15.
Detroit July 1 AP William Lee Ferris 96 known as a non filer and three young women were arrested with him in Wayne Indiana. They were questioned all day Sunday with Ferris making three statements and the women one each. Prosecutor quoted Ferris on the ride and the motive to avoid traffic. Ferris had given earlier statements and seeks release on writ.
Sheriff Troy Carroll of Lonoke county with state rangers and multiple police forces hunted a suspected gang after a bank job in England. Officers patrolled roads statewide as witnesses reported a wounded man and a car abandoned with a notebook possibly exposing identities.
Joseph S. Reece former state insurance commissioner is missing as he skips a Tennessee Supreme Court appearance to hear appeals from two criminal convictions. He was found guilty in Nashville of larceny of bonds from the insurance department and charged with embezzlement by public officer and fraudulent breach of trust with a substantial amount involved.
Muncy Pennsylvania July 1 A wee man suspected of spreading typhoid germs that killed five guests of a rural birthday party and made 11 sick was held for a hearing on charges of violating public health statutes.
A fragmentary OCR piece hints at Eva examining a torn diary page with unclear inscriptions. The readable parts suggest a mystery or archive discovery connected to Eva and historical notes.
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