European Military Missions In South America Replaced
American defense plan coordinates Latin American advisories with seven army missions across Brazil Argentina Colombia Chile Guatemala Nicaragua Haiti and one in Peru replacing Italian and German presences. Navy missions run in Brazil Colombia Argentina and Peru with several officers, while France Germany Italy and others maintain various instructional posts in the region.
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Brazil
Air Corps
United States Naval Air
Peru
Navy
Argentina
Guatemala
Colombia
Nicaranga
Haiti
Chile
War Department
Free Said
United States
Reuter
France
Pag
Paraguay
el Salvador
Germany
Italy
Bolivia
Ecuador
Venezuela
Chaco
Roosevelt outlines defense program and unified control remarks
President Roosevelt discussed a national defense budget nearing ten billion dollars and projected five billion more in allocations to strengthen the navy and expand mechanization. He said recommendations may advance to Congress to propel air power toward a fifty thousand aircraft goal and noted unified defense control while visiting the F D Roosevelt library.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Radicals strike near German consulate and Daily Worker building
Two blasts caused shattered doors and windows injuring nine people and critically injuring Detectives William Federer Ferdinand Socha Joseph Gallagher. Other wounded include Detective Martin Schuchman Patrolman Emil Vyskocil and Captain John Klin as authorities report the World’s Fair Police investigation.
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Daily Worker
Joseph J. Lynch
Ferdinand A. Socha
William J. Federer
Joseph Gallagher
Martin J. Schuchman
Emil Vyskocil
John J. Klin
Fairview Baptist Plans Revival With Evangelist Coggins
Fairview Baptist church will start revival services Sunday led by Rev. John C. Coggins pastor of Courtland land Wren churches in Lawrence County. Coggins, a capable young evangelist and pastor, will preach daily with 11 oclock Sunday service and weekly 10:30 am and 7:30 pm meetings.
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Fairview Baptist Church
John C. Coggins
Courtland Land Wren
Lawrence County
W. E. Waterhouse
First Baptist Church
Deadline set for military training camp at Fort McPherson
Montgomery Alabama July 5 W L Spencer aide one ocean promotion of training business and professional men announces today that applications for a military training camp at Fort McPherson Georgia on July 6 would be accepted Monday.
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Montgomery
Als
W. L. Spencer
Alabama- Aide
One Ocean
Fort McPherson
Markets Mixed On July Fourth Post-Holidays
Wall Street showed slight pullback after the Fourth of July recess with limited trading. some stocks edged up while others declined as a holiday mood persisted. Closing prices were generally weaker than intraday highs with volume around 300 000 shares and notable price moves across grains metals and cotton.
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New York
Wall Street
Cotton futures slide on long liquidation in New Orleans
Cotton futures fell today as long liquidation and wheat softness weighed on prices. July settled around 10.13 to 10.23, with other contracts trading in the 9.0 to 9.9 range, reflecting a generally softer session.
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New Orleans
Cotton futures close lower on New York market
The New York cotton market closes with July and old contracts down. Prices for the July contract fall to around 10.07 with other months trading mixed in the 9.00s to 10.97 range. The middling spot price is 10.46 with a small decline.
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New York
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Quiet on July Trade
Cottonseed oil markets in New Orleans show steady closes. Bleachable prime summer yellow listed at 6.10, prime crude at 0.121-2, with July 5.75B, Sept 8.788, Oct 5.77B, Dec BASIN at 5.82B, and January 5.82B observed.
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New Orleans
Cottonseed Meal Futures Steady in Memphis Trade
Cottonseed meal futures in Memphis closed steady with July at 20.15 and Sept at 20.29, with Oct 20.35 and Dec 20.15, Jan 20.15. Sales totaled 2,900.
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Memphis
Tenn
Spot Cotton Quiet in New Orleans Trade
Spot cotton in New Orleans on July 5 closed quiet with no sales change. Low middling 9.75 cents, middling 10.75 cents, good middling 11.20 cents. Receipts none, stock 587177 bales.
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New Orleans
Cash grain prices in Chicago report
The Chicago cash grain market shows wheat at No. 2 red 82 and No. 3 at 81. Corn bids include No. 2 mixed 72 and No. 1 yellow 64 1-4 66 with No. 1 white 75 1-2-76 and oats listed, prices incomplete.
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CASH
Chicago
Chicago Dairy Market Report Amid Mixed Scores
Chicago market notes show Butter prices at 1 321 739 with various scores and lots. creamery firm readings include 93 27 92 and 26 1-2. Centralized carrots and eyes entries list 19 026, fresh graded extras, local grades 15 1-2 to 16 1-4. Receipts include current 14 dirties 2 1-2 and storage packed extras 17.
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Chicago
Poultry prices in Chicago market report
Poultry live prices list several classes. Hens over 5 lbs 14 1 2, under 5 lbs 15 1 2, leghorn hens 11 1 2, broilers 2 1 2 and under 16, Plymouth Rocks 17, White Rocks 17, springs 4 lbs up 19, colored 19, Plymouth Rock 21, White Rock 28, under 4 lbs colored 16 1 2, Plymouth Rock 19, White Rock 18 1 2, bareback chickens 13-16, roosters 10 1 2, leg horn roosters 10, ducks 4 1 2 Ibs up colored 9, white 9 1 2, small colored 9, small white 9, geese old 10, turkey toms 10, hens 13.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rocks
White Rock
Springs
Plymouth Rock
Livestock Market Report Nashville July cattle hogs and sheep
U S Department of Agriculture market report from Nashville shows steady cattle prices with feeder calves about 6.50 to 8.50 for slaughter stock. Hogs 150 lb plus 5.75 to 6.75 with sows around 4.65. Sheep 1000 head steady with good to choice ewes and wethers at 9.75 to 11.00 and fat ewes to 2.50.
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Nashville
Tenn
Dept
Rosenwald fund taps Dr Alexander for youth training role
Dr. Alexander resigns as farm security administrator to join the Rosenwald fund as vice president. He will loan his services to coordinate the CCC NYA and Office of Education as youth training agencies, under federal security administrator Paul V. McNutt.
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Paul V. McNutt
Alexander
Rosenwald Fund
Chicago
Rosenwald Foundation
CCC
NYA
Office of Education
CCC Adds Training Calisthenics for Enrollees
Washington July 5 The Civilian Conservation Corps adopts military calisthenics as health program support. CCC director James J McEntee says a setting up routine will replace rifle drills with a 15 minute morning exercise before breakfast and is approved by the War Department as part of national defense.
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Ccc
Washington
Civilian Conservation Corps
James J. McEntee
Army
McEintee
War Department
Pravda frames Soviet moves against war-mongers not Germany
The Moscow Pravda asserts Soviet actions target Britain and France rather than Germany. British fleets hunt remaining French warships, claiming nearly 250 ships captured, including battleships and cruisers, as France contemplates protest and possible renunciation of international law.
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Pravda
Communist Party
Germany
London Daily Herald
Europe
Britain
France
Petain
England
Revenues Fall at Alabama State Docks in Mobile
May net operating earnings declined while eight month receipts in the state fiscal year show a 12 percent year over year rise.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Mobile
Churchill declares naval triumph to settle wartime doubts
Churchill told Commons the naval victory would end rumors of Britain wavering in peril. He said history would judge if any other course was open and vowed the action would stand as a firm decision in Britain's hour of danger.
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Orate
Berlins
Churchill
Britain
Job Summary for Sunday Lesson on Trials of Faith
The article presents the July 7 lesson on Job, detailing his life in Uz a righteous man tested by God and Satan. It recounts the disasters that strike Job aided by messengers and a divine wager, Job’s responses of faith despite loss, and the arrival of friends who comfort him as he endures further trials.
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Newian Campbell
Job
Heaven
Satan
Earth
God
Decatur Gazette Dockets Social and Church Activity
Decatur notes move patients to homes in Austinville and Decatur Route 2. Vestry meets and church events fill the week with baptisms, sermons, and hospital updates. Community visits include residents from Falkville Joppa and Birmingham.
Death Toll Rises as Flood Waters Hit South Alabama Areas
Heavy rains across South Alabama left streams over roads and caused river rises. The Warrior River at Tuscaloosa reached 46.1 feet, flooding lowland crops but was dropping later in the day. North Alabama saw lighter rain with scattered showers after a heavy downpour.
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South
South Alabama
Warrior River
Tuscaloosa
North Alabama
Bund leader is put in jail at Independence Day rally
At a German American Bund camp in Nordland New Jersey three leaders including acting national leader G Wilhelm Kunze were arrested on charges of inciting racial and religious hatred. They stayed in Sussex county jail in Newton on $1000 bail each awaiting grand jury action.
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Andover Township
N. J
Bund
Nordland
Nationalfuehrer
Sussex County
Newton
G. Wilhelm Kunze
August Klapprott
New Jersey
Mathias Kohler
Charles Barbay
Raymond Current
William Morrow
Justice of the Peace
Charles van Ness
Wilbur V. Keegan
Union
van Ness
Common Pleas
John C. Losey
Kunze
New York City
Fritz Kuhn
Kuhn
Beating Inquiry Tangles McComb Community
In McComb Mississippi on July 5 a group of six Negro men were held at in a designated place and others were being sought in connection with the severe beating of Alton Gatlin a 33 year old farmer Chief of Police Dad Brumfield said suspects were removed because of high feeling but did not expect mob violence.
Alabama rainfall totals and Decatur anniversary pageant draw crowds
Rain across Alabama reached nine inches at Lay Dam on the Coosa River, with Clanton 7.14 inches and Anniston 4.10. Other totals for 24 hours include Birmingham two inches and Montgomery 2.13. Birmingham hosts patriotic addresses and picnics as Decatur observes its 120th anniversary with a historical pageant of 1820 events featuring 400 cast members, continuing through Sunday with motorboat races on the Tennessee River.
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Lay Dam
Coosa
Montgomery
Clanton
Anniston
Alabama
Birmingham
Goodwater
Union Springs
Auburn
Decatur
Tennessee Valley
Benson Field Stadium
City
Tennessee
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King Features Syndicate
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St. John's Episcopal Church
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Charlottesville, Va
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Women's Council of the First Christian Church
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Colbert County Reporter
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