Lilienthal Battles TVA Critics Amid Welfare Debate
In a fervent rally, Hill McAlister and Seale pledge fealty to Bennett Conner and Mis, praising David E. Lilienthal and Roosevelt as leaders. They frame TVA trials and state issues as a battle for welfare, vowing to keep fighting until victory.
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Fevermor Hill McAlister
Roosevelt
Ee En Sy Meader
TVA
White House Prize Melon Parade and TVA Endorsements
A pageant headline highlights praise for the TVA and future Tennessee Valley development. Governor MacAlister and Rubel relay optimistic notes about young people reaping benefits, while George Googe of the American Federation of Labor defends government operation of Muscle Shoals and criticizes Georgia's Eugene Talmadge. A large parade preceded the speeches.
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MacAlister
Tennessee Valley
TVA
Conner
Rubel
George Googe
American Federation of Labor
Muscle Shoals
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Googe
Labor of Georgia
Sioner le Robinson
Birmingwegham
John Rather
G W Wiggins Laid To Rest After Long Illness
G W Wiggins aged 81 died Thursday morning at Benevolent hospital after six months illness. He is survived by sister Mrs Mannie Harris of Cheatam Texas and three nieces Mrs J W Johnson of Atlanta Mrs A P Howell of Hartselle and Mrs J Tidwell of Falkville route one and other relatives in Texas. Services were at Herrin cemetery by Rev J H Chitwood with interment there Peck directing.
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G. W. Wiggins
the Benevolent Hospital
Llness
Wiggins
Mannie Harris
Cheatam
Texas
J. W. Johnson
Atlanta
A. P. Howell
Hartselle
Falkville
Route One
Herrin Cemetery
J. H. Chitwood
Peck
New York Director Hill and Mary Barnes to Marry in London
George Washington Hill of New York and 29 year old Mary Barnes have given notice at the London register office of their forthcoming marriage. Hill is a widower and director of Henry Clay and Block and Company Limited, aged 51, and was accompanied to London by his daughter Gertrude.
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London
George Washington Hill
New York
Mary Barnes
London Register Office
Hill
Henry Clay and Bock and Company, Limited
Gertrude
Visitors Will Fill Methodist Pulpit
Rev E Lazenby editor of the Alabama Christian Advocate Birmingham will preach at Central Methodist church next Sunday morning at 11 oclock. Dr Lazenby is a noted editor and gifted speaker and always well received at Central Methodist. Pastor Dr Hawkins says the presiding elder will preach there too next Sunday night to the delight of all.
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E. Lazenby
Alabama Christian Advocate
Birmingham
Central Methodist Church
Lazenby
Hawkins
Naval attaches to watch king's fleet review at Spithead
Sir Bolton Eyres-Mansell said naval attaches will be the only foreign officers allowed to observe the king's review of the British fleet at Spithead on July 16. It was also learned that these attaches will be barred from observing the fleet's war game maneuvers the next day.
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London
Bolton Eyres-Mansell
Admiralty
House of Commons
Spithead
The Hollywood Flynns at Home in Cherished Family Scene
Actress Lily Damita and actor Errol Flynn, newly wed in Yuma Aziz, share a beloved moment at their Hollywood home with the couple’s 800 golden cocker spaniel. The intimate setting highlights the Flynn family life.
Group Holds Its 33rd Meet Here
A longtime social circle, dubbed The Gangsters' Club, gathered for its 33rd year in a continuing tradition since 1902. Notable attendees included Dr. Chenault, Prof. C. R. West, and several doctors from towns such as Phil Campbell and Red Bay, with honorary members from Russellville and Vina. The event featured a humorous warning about fish food before a barbecue feast.
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Chenault
Oa Ti
C. R. West
la Florence
Decatur
Reid
Vina
O. Olice
Phil Campbell
N. P. Underwood
Mr. West
New Castle
A. J. Underderwood
Teetty” Underwood
Russellville
A. M. Reid, Jr
W. L. Chenault
C. D. Carter
W. M. Chenault
Hauptmann Trial Bills Paid in Full by State
In Trenton on July 5 the state paid $125,000 for the Hauptmann trial expenses after a legislative supplemental appropriation. Sheriff John H. Curtiss received a $258 payment for each of 12 jurors plus doubled rates for confinement, while other bills from the comptroller’s office were not released.
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Trenton
N. J
Comptroller’s Office
John H. Curtiss
Hunterdon County
Hauptmann Comptroller’s Office
Fishing remark echoes oldDoctor quip among local fellows
A facetious note from a local physician recalls a tale of many good fellows going fishing and one fool who wants to fish, a line attributed to Doctors Underwood. The anecdote captures a lighthearted moment in the community.
Dialogue in Sky Ends in Tragic Balloon Accident
In St Clair Shores Michigan an air balloon stunt ended fatally when Fred Cardoni of Detroit fell to the ground after clinging to a rope during a July Fourth ascent by William T. Henderson of Toledo. Cardoni was pulled aloft and died within minutes as the balloon rose.
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ST. Clair Shores
Mich
William T. Henderson
Toledo
Fred Cardoni
Detroit
Henderson
Cardoni
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White House
Marvin McIntyre
Fannie Magahee
Moultrie
the Daily
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Fryers
Hollywood Flynns
Frank Chenault
Swan Lake
Dr. Prank
N.p. Underwood
San Francisco
Hauptmann
Enderaon
Polfit of Ascension
Cardon
Cleve’s Coffee Shop
Brothers
Campbell
Armour’s Cloverbloom
K. C
Black Hawk
LUX
LUX Flakes
RINSO
Santos Royal Coffee
Alabama
U.S
Brothers Price
Dinner
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