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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1935
Page
8
Sunday visitors included Mrs. T. W. Bowell and G. C. Vincent. Miss Hamna Bar and W. E. Barclift from Bir and Winlred with Mr and Mrs. Jack and Mrs. Smith visited Sunday. Mith Peck spent last week with Miss Winifred Vincent and Mrs. G. A. Johnson is listed among attendees at Hartselle.
Pensacola Florida July 3 Continuation of NRA schedule of wages and the eight hour day in cottonseed oil mills was favored by 50 operators who adopted a resolutions committee recommendation. Hunt was replaced by Hurston as chair. Graham named vice chair. Cain reelected secretary treasurer. A director Kidd from Birmingham commented on the potential value of cottonseed products, and operators plan to meet again in Pensacola next year.
A survey shows several states considering or enacting measures to protect journalists sources. Illinois has a bill exempting reporters from testifying while governors debate signing. Kentucky Massachusetts Alabama and others study similar actions.
A fragment shows a marriage matter involving Princess Today Marry Co and Edward Small as attorney Avien is named amid a dispute. The wording is garbled but indicates a legal or formal proceeding connected to marriage.
Washington July 3 AP report details a near clash at the Shoreham Hotel terrace where Senator Long of Louisiana and young Washington attorney Burr Tracy Ansell avoided blows. Ansell, son of Samuel T. Ansell, says Long grabbed his arm as he moved to strike, with bystanders preventing a fight.
Senate considers a bill to place water carriers under the ICC while a conference continues on the social security measure. The Senate yesterday approved ICC jurisdiction over rates for Territories. a committee review charged lax Virgin Islands administration. The House passed a utilities bill without provisions for the death sentence for holding companies.
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt drove a buff open car with a white headband away from Rock Hill Mountain top after a day at a resettlement conference. The first of the eaters to return to Wacitla from the session planned to continue to Harrisburg.
Fragmented OCR text describes a device or action securing dentures, referencing Klutch and comfort holds. No clear event, place, person, or date is identifiable.
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