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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
2
A Decatur Alabama correspondent questions a newspaper quoted statement about women drunkenness rising under government control and bootleg liquor sales. The reply cites a Quebec Liquor Commission report noting a 1926 decrease before a dip or shift, but the fragment ends without a full conclusion.
Innovative skin remedy promises cooling relief for itch and irritation. It melts into pores to deliver tested medicines and targets conditions like eczema ringworm and foot itch. Money back if it fails.
The Montreal report notes a ten year drop in arrests for drunkenness despite population growth, attributing improvement to economic downturn. It cites fewer blind pigs, licensed night clubs, and illicit stills, with police co operation reducing imports from the United States and St Pierre and Miquelon.
Washington July 7 The department of justice will prosecute bread profiteers once conclusive evidence is gathered Attorney General Cummings said he was reviewing complaints from Secretary Wallace about plans to unduly raise bread prices across the country He promised a public statement and later action if profiteers are found.
All boys planning to attend the Kiwanis camp at Vinemont July 10 to 17 are urged to attend a Friday meeting at Westminster Pres church at 7 30. Rev Ernest N Hart chair of the camp committee will give final instructions and cabin assignments. Vacancies for the camp exist and interested boys may phone 110 or see Mr Hart to register.
Mr and Mrs Wade Wright left Thursday for a several day visit to Mananasas Virginia.
A tropical storm moves westward in the Gulf toward the Rio Grande. Padre Island experiences high tides and flooding with large waves offshore. Brownsville reports 28 mph winds and halted traffic. weather officials warn the disturbance could reach the lower Texas coast within hours.
About 4000 people are expected for the Morgan County singing convention at the Tabernacle south of Hartselle on July 8 and 9. Singers from at least four states will attend, making it one of the greatest events sponsored by the convention. Bounteous dinners will be served on both days.
Mr and Mrs H F Sherrod and daughter Esther Lee of Eva left Sunday for a two week vacation in the East They will visit Washington D C and other eastern cities followed by a stay of about two weeks
Washington July 7 AP Lewis Douglas budget director proposes states balance budgets before federal participation in the 3 billion dollar public works program. He also favors dropping many White House projects awaiting immediate construction approval. An executive list of projects for immediate action is expected after the President reviews the list.
The cotton textile industry's code for fair competition is ready for President Roosevelt's scrutiny. Hugh Johnson, administrator, will present the agreement to the president, who may take days to review and decide on promulgation of his views.
Clay Rawls, formerly assistant post master at Athens, has been appointed deputy United States marshal for the district awaiting sessions of the federal court at Athens. He succeeds Talley Willis who resigned and is a nephew of former local postmaster R. M. Rawls.
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