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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1935

Page

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Morgenthau Estimates Tax Revenue For New Tax Plan

Secretary Morgenthau told the House Ways and Means Committee that wealth redistribution taxes could raise 118 million to 901.5 million annually. The White House said no specific tax rates were recommended, with President Roosevelt seeking inheritances, high incomes, and a graduated corporate tax as guiding points. Republicans pressed for a definite policy while Morgenthau stressed his role was to present committee asked estimates based on their schedules.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Morgenthau White House Roosevelt Congress Jenkins Ohio Ope Knutson Minn

Planter Dragged To Death By Mule Near Home

A planter died after being dragged by a mule on his route. He was found fatally injured and died en route to the hospital from a broken neck. Survived by his mother and two brothers, funeral services will be held at Perche's Cove with Drinkard and Howell directing. Pallbearers named.

Couch Fred Perche’s Cove Drinkard and Howell Shirley Oscar Morrow Leiden Leo Cooper Buster Lester Owen

Markets At A Glance July 8 Trade Wrap

New York markets show stocks firm with steels and specialties firming while bonds are irregular and rails steady. Curb demand improves and foreign exchanges rise. cotton and sugar show weaker and softer spot demand. coffee steady amid Brazilian market firmness. Chicago notes firm tone with cattle slow and hogs uneven, down around a dime to six cents.

New York Chicago Lawman

Pirates Raid Gambling Ship Monte Carlo Loots Large Hoard

The Monte Carlo, a 400 foot former liner anchored eight miles offshore, was raided at 4 a.m. by five armed men. They subdued crew, looted the safe, and took patrons to barges. The haul included $22,000 in cash and $10,000 in jewelry totaling about $932,000. Mrs Keller, a bookkeeper, was forced to the floor as the loot proceeded.

Monte Carlo Turner Long Beach California Spestianny Uathoek Keller

North Carolina Reports 312 Paralysis Cases This Year

In Raleigh on July 8, public health officials said 312 infantile paralysis cases have been reported in North Carolina this year and most since May 1. Measures to curb spread include postponing or canceling public gatherings in the ten eastern counties, though no case has been recorded in the county where Chapel Hill sits.

Raleigh N. C North Carolina

Police Report Fatal Domestic Shooting at Thornton Home

Investigators say Mrs. Thornton was shot by her husband as she bent over an ironing board. He then killed himself, dying instantly. Mrs. Thornton survived several hours, telling officers of the slaying before dying at Laurel hospital after an emergency operation failed. Their 11 month old child was present in the home.

Thornton Laurel

Petition to force vote on soldiers' bonus funded from works fund

Representative Fish filed a petition to require a House vote on his resolution to pass a $2 billion soldiers' bonus from the $4 billion works fund. It requires 216 signatures to compel a vote. Miss Alice Kendall is at her home on Ferry Street.

Washington Representative Fish N.Y Alice Kendall Is Ferry Street

Morgan County Works Relief Program Nears Start

Morgan county officials led by Paul D. Vann plan final checks before launching a new works relief program in Decatur and area. About 200 men and women will be placed in jobs across projects including airport work, school renovations, and control and renovation tasks. Vann travels to Montgomery to secure approval and aims to return by 10 o clock morning to begin operations.

Morgan County Paul D. Vann Montgomery Washington Decatur Vann

Wide spread dtlome projects extend state line

Scattered dtlome projects span the state from the Tennessee border to the Gulf of Mexico, reflecting broad activity across regions and suggesting a coordinated effort across multiple areas.

Tennessee Gulf of Mexico

Mrs Samantha Norwood Dies At Home

Funeral services were held for Mrs. Samantha Norwood 75 who died Saturday at 621 Sixth Avenue West. Rites conducted by Rev. J. D. Pickens followed by a procession to Grove Cemetery near Pulaski Tennessee for interment with Brown of Decatur assisting. Survived by five sons J W of Good Springs Garfield and T B of Winter Garden G L of Athens and O C of Hammond two daughters Mrs W B Renegar of Decatur and Mrs J C Weather of Birmingham. Joyce Ann was born July 4 to Mr. and Mrs. P. Ray.

Samantha Norwood Sixth Avenue West M. E McCluskey Fourth Avenue West J. D. Pickens Sean Oas G Grove Cemetery Pulaski Tenn Brown Decatur J. W Good Springs Garfield T. B Winter Garden Fla G.L Athens O. c Hammond Ind EB. Renegar J. C. Weather Birmingham

Woman Fights To Save Life In Roadhouse Tragedy

At the Red Bird Inn a roadhouse scene ends in homicide and self harm. Louis Kontos shoots after his companion Mrs Kath Mor ton at 1 a m in the rear parking area, then dies. Coroners and hotel staff describe a chaotic event as police investigate the couple’s ages and relations.

Kath Kontos Red Bird Inn J. E. Jemison Morton Montgomery Roadhouse Jemison Sissling Greygone Diffley Katherine Freech Hickory Point Tenn Eas The Brothers, Inc Confecogg Commerce Street Louis Ae Betes Louis Kontos

Local Socials Note Elgine Pulaski Guest Honored

E McKee hosted a Sunday dinner in honor of her guest Miss Elgine Pulaski of Brownsville and Mr Barry Helton Beall of Te, with Gordon moved by ambulance from Society Hospital to Chestnut Street.

E. McKee Miss Elgine Pulaski, Tenn Barry Helton Beall Gordon Fi Brown Society Hospital Chestnut Street

Health Officer Denies Paralysis Rumors County inquiry finds no cases

County health officer states a thorough investigation across all sections found no paralysis cases and no reports. He notes rumors may stem from two CCC recruits at Athens camp and emphasizes no evidence supports the theories.

Bender To Lead New Organization Campaign Crusade

Ted George H. Bender of the gathering becomes permanent chairman and urges a Republican plan for recovery. He attacks Democratic policy as fascist Italy influenced and cites unemployment relief, old age pensions, slum clearance, and anti inflation while pledging gold standard and market stimulation. Mrs Schwarts moved from hospital to home at 425 Vine Street in Brown's ambulance Saturday.

Ted George H. Bender Ohio Republican Party America Democratic Party Italy Washington Bender Tennessee Valley 8. Schwarts Benevolent Society Hospital Vine Street Brown’s Ambulance

All Star Game Lineup Shuffle Delays Official Program

In Cleveland Stadium a last minute manager change moved Vernon Gomes to start for the American League while Bill Walker opened for the National, with Frankie Frisch and Mickey Cochrane coordinating the rotas. Clouds hung as the expected near capacity crowd waited, and Walker’s late selection missed the official program.

Alan J. Gould Associated Press Cleveland Stadium Mickey Cochrane Vernon Lefty) Gomes New York Yankees Mel Harder Bill Walker St. Louis Cardinal Frankie H Walker Hal Schumacher Ace Flinger New York Giants Jimmy Wilson Phillies Cardinal the Nationals Gomez Lakeport Stadium

Cleveland Stadium July '8 National vs American play by play

In a July game at Cleveland Stadium the Nationals fail to score in the first inning while the Americans push ahead with a Jimmy Foxx home run. Details include Ott stealing second, Gehringer advancing on walks, and exchanges at first and second base with misplays and catches by Herron and Johnson.

Cleveland Stadium Ppper Martin Ague Vaughan Johnson Ott Art Cronin Gehrig Medwick Joe Vosmik Herman Terry Gehringer Vaughn Jimmy Foxx Lou Gehrig Bob Johnson le Ft Berger Gomez Billy Hemsley Wallwick Hesley

Progress Made Says Cummings In Atlantic City

Attorney General Homer Cummings told the five national Association of Chiefs of Police that progress is being made in the government's drive against crime. He described the modern criminal lawyer as a lawyer who has become a "lawyer criminal" in speaking at the convention.

Atlantic City N J Homer Cummings Cummings National Association of Chiefs of Police

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