Union Groups Expected to End Rift in AFL Drive
Reports say internal AFL quarrels may be settled amid a campaign to unionize steel and iron. John L. Lewis pushes industrial unionization while craft unions led by William Green resist. A settlement could emerge but details remain uncertain.
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Washington
Mformed
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
A. F. of L
William Green
Lewis’ Committee For Industrial Organization
Lewis
American Iron and Steel Institute
Lewis Id
A. FP. of
L. Executive Council
A. F. of
L. Welfare
House of Shadows Featured on Page Three
A feature titled House of Shadows appears on page three highlighting a dramatic narrative or serial. The article centers on a woman’s experience and the surrounding atmosphere, outlining themes of mystery and resilience.
Zioncheck Returns Home Amid Welcoming Crowd
Representative Marion A. Zioncheck arrived in Seattle from Chicago to visit his ill mother Frances Zioncheck. Escorted by six men through hundreds of spectators, he headed to his family home after a brief sanitarium stop. His bride Rubye Nix traveled with the train and his sister joined the party later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Marion A. Zioncheck
Frances Zioncheck
Chicago
Zioncheck
Rubye Nix
Texarkana
Tex
Ellensburg
Elleffsburg
Here
Fourth of July warning to drunk drivers issued by patrol
Captain Van Gilbert of the state highway patrol warned Fourth of July celebrants to stay home if they plan to drink. He said officers would be on sharp lookout all day for drunk drivers and would pull them from behind the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van. Gilbert
State Highway Patrol
Roosevelt Dedicates Shenandoah National Park at Big Meadows
President Roosevelt travels 100 miles from Washington to Shenandoah National Park’s dedication at Big Meadows Virginia. Secretary Ickes and Postmaster General Farley accompany him as about 50 000 spectators plus radio broadcasts loom as the Marine Band performs. Local dignitaries welcome the president ahead of the 2 30 p m EST ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Meadows
Blue Ridge Mountains
Roosevelt
Shenandoah National Park
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
E.S.T
Rapidan
Hoover
West Eastern Park
Shenandoah
Great Smokies
Tennessee
Ickes
National Park Service
Farley
Marine
Peery
H. St. George Tucker
Virginia
Peter L. Ireton
Richmond
Padlock Order Issued For Markham's Place,Near Decatur
Judge Seybourne H. Lynne of Morgan county ordered Sheriff J Street Sandlin to padlock Markham's Place on the Bee Line highway four and a half miles south of Decatur after Julian Harris county solicitor obtained a temporary injunction alleging the site operated as a nuisance. The order covers a main building and five tourist cabins. A final hearing is set for 16 a m July 24 before Judge Lynne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seybourne H. Lynne
Morgan County
Qourt
J. Street Sandlin
Markham
Bee Line
Decatur
Julian Harris
Lynne
Drought-Stricken Alabama Crops Gain from Showers
After a hot, dry spell across Alabama, thundershowers and rain crossed eastern and northern counties, offering limited relief. Weather officials warn the drought is not broken, with ongoing damage estimates at about 30,000 dollars. Meetings are planned in Gadsden and Athens to coordinate relief efforts with county agents and agricultural committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
E. D. Emigh
Florence
Decatur
Ternessee Valley
Frovenice Dispatches
South Alabama
Tempergisuce
EU- Anniston
Birmingham
Clanton
Gadsden
Goodwater
Greensboro
Momananee
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Emmett Sizemore
Auburn
Clay
East Lee
North Russell
Chambers
Randolph
Sizemore
R. J.goode
Bi. L
J. T. High
North Alabama
Etowah
Calhoun
Cleburne
St. Clair
Cherokee
Blount
Marshall
DeKalb
Athens
Limestone
Madison
City of Decatur to file friendly suit over Almon act
The city of Decatur will sue the Alabama State Highway Commission in Montgomery County Circuit Court to test the 1935 Almon act refund of 100000 for Keller Memorial bridge bonds. Mayor Nelban and council members met Governor Graves and the comptroller, who seeks Supreme Court guidance before paying the funds.
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T. C. Almon
Graves
Highway Commission
Comptroller
Ery
Lee
Supreme Court
Decatur
Governor Graves urged test of 1935 Almonact validity for Decatur bridge funds
A Decatur delegation urged Governor Bibb Graves to seek a declaratory judgment on the 1935 Almon Act to appropriate 100000 for Decatur to pay Keller Memorial bridge bonds. State Comptroller Lee questioned legality while highway officials seek federal aid under Carmichael act amid stalled plans for new bridges and river projects.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Decatur
Highway Department
Tennessee River
James A. Nelson
Clyde Hendricks
A. C
E. E. Hargrove
P. P. Gilchrist
A. Lynne
Melvin Hutson
R. C. Nungester
D. F. Green
F. A.bloodworth
John Rogers
Keller 1
City of
Albany
Charles W. Lee
Gaston Scott
Highway Commission
Dallas County
Selma
Alabama ‘River
Scott
Roosevelt
Dividend Paid by Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Selma Alabama reports a semi annual dividend of four percent authorized by Peoples Bank and Trust company as of June 29 to be paid.
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Selma
Ala
Peoples Bank and Trust Company
Second Siamese Twin Dies Before Separation Operation
MEDFORD Mass July 3 a baby girl Siamese twin died this morning after living nearly 30 hours attached to her dead sister Doctor John Vernaglia the 31 year old physician had prepared for a delicate operation to separate the joined skulls The surviving twin weighed five pounds and was kept on a nutrient formula while doctors weighed the risks and possible brain tissue connections The larger twin died hours after birth and the operation was deemed unlikely to succeed even if attempted The mother Mrs Fiorenzo was told of the infant’s condition and relatives described the baby as an incubator child
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Medford
Mass
John B. Vernagna
Diego Fiorenzo
Vernaglia
Varnaglia
Aie Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fishbein
Fiorenza
Courtroom Roars Over MacArthur Romance With Hayes and Frink
In Chicago a circuit court heard testimony on the $100000 alienation of affections claim filed by Carol Frink against Helen Hayes and Charles MacArthur. Frink recounted meeting MacArthur at a newsroom and the rapid romance that led to marriage in 1920. Hayes listened as spectators laughed at the tale of love, poses, and a dramatic offshore wedding.
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Chicago
Helen Hayes
Charles MacArthur
Carol Frink
Miss Frick
Hayes
Miss Prink
Ely Blond
Theatri
MacArthur
Sam Golan
Miss Frink
Charlie
Los Angeles
Miss Hayes
France urges new regional treaties under League supervision
French Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos told the Geneva league assembly that Europe needs reinforced regional pacts and swift reforms to armed punishment. He proposed new treaties and stronger existing pacts while maintaining the covenant’s fundamentals and sought removal of the unanimous vote requirement on safeguards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Werner
Associated Press
Geneva
France
League of Nations
Yvon Delbos
Assembly of the League
Delbos
Mary C Bryant Dies After Long Illness at 86
Mrs Mary C Bryant 86 of 131 Sixth Ave West Decatur died at 9 15 am after a long illness. Her funeral will be at her home Sunday at 3 pm with Rev J F Ray and Rev James Allen Smith officiating. Burial follows at City Cemetery with pallbearers from the state highway patrol. She leaves two daughters Mrs Ethel Bryant and Mrs W M Simmons a son John T Bryant two sisters Mrs Jane Watson and Mrs Martha Ley a niece Mrs Ella Sisk and several Decatur relatives. Flowers are from Mother's Price circle of First Baptist Church.
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Mary C. Bryant
Decatur
Sixth Avenue
West
J. F. Ray
First Baptist Church
James Allen Smith
Central Baptist Church
Brown
City Cemetery
State Highway Patrol
John T. Bryant
Flowers
Mother Price
Bryant
Ethel Bryant
W.M. Simmons
John T.ant
Jnne Watson
Martha
Ley
Scottsboro
Ella Sisk
Decatur Pare Lak
B. McRae
Eas Wells
Simmons, Bryant and Simm
Great Vane
Contract Let for $45,000 Building Here
Core nelian Court Properties awarded the contract to Lumber Company of Athens to erect a modern two story brick hotel with 254 rooms at Sixth avenue and to street on the Cornelian Court properties. Work starts Monday and must be finished by October 1. Ernest Barnett will manage the hotel to be linked with the apartments. Total local improvements reach $70,000 including adjacent church construction.
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Corenelian Court Properties To Lumber Company
Athens
To Street
Sixth Avenue
Cornelian Court
Albert R. Frahn
Decatur
Anno
Cornelian Court Apartments
Grant Street
Ernest Barnett
Barnett
Cliff Chunn Dies Suddenly at 63 in Decatur
Cliff Chunn, longtime Decatur resident and yard man at Rountree Lumber, died of a heart attack this morning around 10. Funeral set for Sunday at 4:30 at Central Methodist with Dr. Ira F Hawkins officiating. Interment in City Cemetery. survived by wife, four daughters, nephew David Chunn, and a grandson.
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Cliff Chunn
Lycator
Rountree Lumber Company
Chunn
Central Methodist Church
Ira F. Hawkins
O. Kimbrough
Tom Foust
Wiley Owen
H. H. Hunter
W. E B. Sivley
A. H. Hoff
J. G. McRae
D. M. Crow
T. M. Harvey
City Cemetery
Brown
Decatur
Yusey
Ife
Katherine Pults
Huntsville
Pred A. Bloodworth, Jr
Gadsden
Joe Sneed
Marjorie Chunn
David Chunn
Anniston
Joe Sneed, Jr
Caution Urged Upon Motorists for Fourth of July
Chief Walter K. McAdory of the Alabama state highway patrol warned motorists not to mix beer and whiskey with gasoline on July 4. The patrol will be on duty 16 hours to assist drivers and enforce highway laws, aiming for a record low incident rate on Independence Day.
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Montgomery
Ala
Walter K. McAdory
State Highway Patrol
McAdory
Beckworth Dies in Bed in Troy Alabama
A 40 year old farmer Beckworth was found dead in bed in Troy Alabama. He was covered by a vest and survived by children. Rainfall and river gauge data were noted with a rising 3.2 feet reading. Weather forecast: mostly cloudy with thunderstorms and occasional showers tonight.
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Troy
Ala
Beckworth
Alabama
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