No Let-Up in Summer Plans as Campaigns Accelerate
Roosevelt returns to Washington aboard the Potomac and plans a Farley conference amid signals of a possible cabinet resignation. Landon, in Topeka after Colorado, meets with Martin and Lowden to discuss farm issues ahead of the July 23 Republican ceremony. Both parties intensify preparations with new campaign offices in New York and public speeches across states. Coughlin visits New Jersey urging unions to back his movement and endorse congressional candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Potomac
Virginia
James A. Farley
Farley
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Topeka
Colorado Mountains
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Frank O. Lowden Ofllinois
Landon
New York
Biltmore Hotel
John D. M. Hamilton
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
William Lemke
Union Party
New Jersey
National Union For Social Justice
Trenton
Union
Jersey
Father Coughlin
Labor leaders rally for Roosevelt reelection push
The speaker attacked President Roosevelt, claiming a 35 billion dollar pardon must be paid back by labor. George L. Berry of labor’s nonisan league announced union leaders representing 2,000,000 voters are enrolled to back Roosevelt’s bid, praising the fast growing unity.
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Roosevelt
George L. Berry
Labor
Crescent Employes Enjoy Big Picnic
Some forty people including all Crescent Amusement Co. employees attended a picnic Sunday at four o'clock on Thornhill Place near Tanner. G. P. Banniza, manager of the Princess Theatre, and Charlies Edwards of the Capitol Theatre, organized the event and thanked local merchants for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Amusement Co
Thornhill Place
Tanner
G. P. Banniza
Princess Theatre
Charlies Edwards
Capitol Theatre
Banniza
Mr. Edwards
Cedar Lake Blue Sox Fall In Tight Loss At Home
The Cedar Lake Blue Sox Negro team lost 2 to 1 to the Birmingham Giants in a hard fought game at Cedar Lake on Saturday afternoon. Batteries for the Blue Sox were Reeves and Garth, for Birmingham Cox and Pearson.
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Cedar Lake
Canonsburg Teen Dies After Last Pool Dive
Eighteen year old Henry Bojanski of Canonsburg heard the whistle at a public pool in Pittsburgh. He shouted he was taking one last dive. He struck the pool bottom, broke his back, and died several hours later.
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Pittsburgh
Henry Bojanowski
Canonsburg
Cooper-Wells band shines in Decatur area in 1935
The Cooper-Wells 12 piece band formed in April 1935 thrives on steady demand in Decatur and nearby towns. Plant superintendent Frank Yaney supports the group led by Northey Cox with members Jas Weaver W H Orr Horace Allen George Bruton Sam Cooper John Clark Huel Murphy Aaron Montgomery Tom Wells and Fred King. They will play at fall football games adding color to pageantry.
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Decatur
Cooper-Wells
Frank Yaney
Northey Cox
Jas. Weaver
W. H. Orr
Horace Allen
George Bruton
Sam Cooper
John Clark
Huel Murphy
Aaron Montgomery
Tom Wells
Fred King
Henry S Long Returns to Desk at Alabama Capitol
Henry S Long president of the Alabama Tax Commission returned to his offices in Montgomery after a two month vacation spent on an ocean tour to Central and South American ports to recuperate from ill health. He stated he felt fine and would direct assistants to begin calculating state collections with a preliminary estimate soon and final figures not before August 1.
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Montgomery
Ala
Henrys. Long
Alabama Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Rioting Nationalists Clash With Police in Paris
About 15 000 rightists gathered around the Arch of Triumph as rioting nationalists attacked police lines in Champs Elysees. Eight wounded in Aix en Provence. 16 nationalists arrested. 81 officers injured. Blum urged unity in Annecy as strikes dwindle. Paris police and officials warned against disorder.
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Eee
Charles (IIi
Associated Press
Paris
de la Rocque
Popular Front
Leon Blum
Champs Elysees
Blum
Douai
Nimes
Aix- En-Provence
Annecy
Europe
France
Roger Salengro
Raoul Aubaud
Salengro
Nice
Simon Patino
Patino
Alabama Hosiery Mill Softball in First Half Lead
Alabama Hosiery Mill Softball Team No. 2 leads the first half standings as of today with the Business Men poised to tie. A rain delayed game with Cooper-Wells remains to be played and could force a playoff between the Business Men and Alabama Mills if the Business Men win. If Cooper-Wells wins the rainout, the Alabama Mills secure first half win and Moguls of the Business Men and Cooper-Wells will meet to set the playoff date.
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Alabama Hosiery Mill
Cooper-Wells
Alabama Mills
Business Men
Miner dies in clash with officer during Independence Day incident
In Johns, Alabama, 32 year old coal miner R Bowen was killed and Officer Joe Higdon wounded as they exchanged shots when Higdon attempted to arrest Bowen after a disturbance during an Independence Day celebration. Bowen left a widow and three children.
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Birmingham
Ala
Johns
R. Bowen
Joe Higdon
Higdon
Bowen
Smart Summer Frock Pattern 4001 by Anne Adams
Pattern 4001 offers a simple chic frock for sun ready days with a jaunty bodice and yoke sleeves. Sizes 12 through 42 require about 3 1/8 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 16, include illustrated instructions, and must be ordered with 15 cents in coins or stamps.
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Anne Adams
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Briez Chats About Sports In Brooklyn All Star Buzz
A breezy sports column from New York highlights baseball talk about Cincinnati and the National League, notes high school football interest, mentions Notre Dame football candidate James J. Hughes, and teases the upcoming All-Star game in Boston while recounting various sports anecdotes and sightings.
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Brooklyn
Associated Press
New York
Cincinnati
Glenn Cunningham
Princeton
Boston
Danny Macrayden
The
Bees
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Stengeleers
Joe Gould
Mike Jacobs
John Reed Kilpatrick
Madison Square Garden
Europe
Giants
Jess Abramson
N. Y. Herald-Tribune
A.A. U
Jess
Bob Clark
Clark
Jimmy Braddock
Barney Ross
Ferndale
N. Y
Notre Dame
James J. Hughes
St. Patrick's Day
Dockery Named President of Alabama Baptists Association
Talladega July 6 Dr L W Dockery pastor of the First Baptist church Dothan was chosen as the new president of the Alabama Baptists Association succeeding Bert Freeland of Mobile Miss Margaret Brooks of Birmingham was named vice president and Miss Autress Busby of Montgomery was elected secretary
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Talladega
Ala
L. W. Dockery
First Baptist Church
Dothan
Alabama Baptists Association
Bert Freeland
Mobile
Margaret Brooks
Birmingham
Autress Busby
Montgomery
Heart Attack Proves Fatal in Huntsville Obituary
Mrs Whitworth dies of heart attack at Huntsville. She leaves husband W A Whitworth and three sons Homer Carter and Walter of Madison Route 1. Survived by three daughters Mrs Bryan Morris Mrs Bowers and Miss Mildred Whitworth of Madison Route 1 and one sister Mrs R B Trotman of Decatur and brother Oliver Trotman of Bessemer. She was a Church of Christ member. Pallbearers listed.
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P. Reeves
Huntsville
Poole Parish
Ing
Harry Dubelin
Otis Trotman
Arthur Whitworth
Tillman Williams
Clyde Dublin
Harry Carter
W. A. Whitworth
Homer
Carter
Walter
Madison
Bryan Morris
Bowers
Mildred Whiteworth
Slater
R. B. Trotman
Decatur
Marion Junction Postmaster James Alexander Dies at 62
James Alexander prominent Marion Junction merchant and longtime postmaster for 28 years died yesterday at his home in Marion Junction Alabama. He served as postmaster for most of his career and was a well known local figure.
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Marion
Ion Junction
Ala
James Alexander
Marion Junction
Camp Ki-Y Ends Second Week With Boys Returned
The second and final week of Camp Ki-Y closed Saturday with over thirty boys brought back from the woods. The two week session was among the most successful in recent years, with Carlton Kelly serving as camp supervisor.
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Carlton Kelly
Car radiator cap elephant emblem shattered by crutch-wielding man
In Kanakee Illinois on July 6 Jimmy Greenwood saw a man with a crutch lean from a passing car and strike a Republican emblem, breaking it. Greenwood reported the incident as a small elephant decoration on his radiator cap was damaged during the encounter.
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Kanakee
Ill
Jimmy Greenwood
Plattsburgh Doctor Reports Cadman In Critical Condition
Dr L G Barton Jr said the condition of radio preacher Dr B Parkes Cadman was critical. The July 6 report notes Cadman’s health status as serious and continuing medical care.
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Platteburgh
L. G. Barton, Jr
Parkes Cadman
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