Unusual Film Delights With Strong Family Ties
A Princess studio feature stars Mickey McBan and Jack Holt in a tale of unselfish father love and domestic suspense. Jimmy Fields and his mother live happily beside neighbor Miss White as Frank Fields travels abroad. A new wife, the Countess Moretti, enters and murder rocks the home. A phonograph gift helps reveal the truth and restore happiness. Dorothy Revier delivers a standout supporting performance as the duplicitous stepmother.
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Ey McBan
Jimmy Fields
Mickey Mean
Frank Fields
Jack Holt
Iss White
Miss White
Fields
Jimmy
America
Countess Moretti
Dorothy Revier
Mickey McBan
Mountain Home Author Wins Second Story Prize
Mrs. Docia Weaver Hadley of Mountain Home in Lawrence County received $170 from MacFadden publications of New York for a short story sold to the company. She has served The Daily as Mountain Home correspondent for a year and recently won $100 for a previous story. Friends congratulate her on the achievement.
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Docia Weaver Hadley
Mounan
Lawrence County
Resiha
MacFadden Publications of
New York
Hadley
Daily
Mountain Home
Dr Patterson Named Head of French at Athens College
Dr William Morrison Patterson of New York is named head of the French Department at Athens College by president Dr Mary Moore McCoy. Patterson, a Columbia PhD with multiple honors, formerly taught English and led Slater Military Corps during WWI. He served as a special Commerce Department agent in Latin America and was made a Chevalier in the Legion of Honor in 1927. He authored The Rhythm of Prose and contributes to magazines. member of MLAA and other scholarly groups.
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William Morrison Patterson
New York
Athens College
Mary Moore McCoy
Patterson
East
Columbia University
America
Columbia
Slater Military Corps
Department of Commerce
United States
Legion of Honor
France
Modern Languages Association of America
Association of American University Professors
American Poetry Society
New York Colonial Wars Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Delta Epsilon
The
University Club of New York
Central Baptist Church Board of Deacons Meeting Tonight
The board of deacons will hold a meeting tonight in the pastor's study to discuss church matters.
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Board of Deacons of
Central Baptist Church
Ragweed pollen charted in 22 U.S. cities by botanist
C. C. Durham of Indianapolis presented figures on a chart showing ragweed pollen concentration per cubic yard of air in 22 cities. He described a yearly ragweed pollen blizzard filling the eastern half of the United States with billions of particles at a July meeting in Portland Oregon.
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C. C. Durham
Indianapolis
Portland
Ore
United States
O. C. Durham
American Association For the Study
General Gouraud to Be Rainbow's Guest of Honor
Baltimore hosts the Rainbow division reunion July 13 to 15 with Gen Henri Gouraud as guest of honor. The French commander who halted the 1918 Marne offensive will attend alongside U S Army Chief of Staff Gen Charles Summerall and ambassador Paul Claudel as 3,000 to 4,000 veterans gather. Plans include a Rainbow division history and a 1930 pilgrimage to France.
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Henri Gouraud
Rainbow
Baltimore
The
Marne
Gouraud
Gueraud
New York
Hoover
Charles P. Summerall
United States Army
James G. Harbord
M. Paul Claudel
Champagne
Francis P. Duffy
H. J. Reilly
Washington
83Rd Infantry
Charles P. Menoher
Rainbow Division
France
Thanks For Aid Given Play At Oak Grove Sch
Miss Mildred Morris of Oak Grove thanks The Daily for publicity aid that helped a school play become a success. She says the Sunday school and cast appreciate the generosity and cooperation in promoting the show, noting the paper's spirit of cooperation enhances community value.
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Oak Grove
Sch
Mildred Morris
August clinic date set for crippled children in Gullman
Owen Wise announces a Tennessee Valley district clinic for crippled children to be held in Gullman on an August date. Children from Morgan Cullman parts of Winston and Blount counties are expected. The exact date will be announced later to allow preparations.
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Gullman
Owen Wise
Tennessee Valley District
Pollen Storm Across Cities Shapes Allergy Insight
Mr. Durham cites surveys from 22 U.S. cities showing Oklahoma City harbors 814 pollens per cubic yard during ragweed season while New Orleans has 75 and Phoenix 0.1. Coastal cities trend lower. Ann Arbor 590, Detroit 95, New York 50, Philadelphia 15. The invisible storm lasts 25 to 50 days as pollen travels on summer winds, with earlier, shorter seasons in the north and a four week climax from Minnesota to Texas.
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Durham
United States
Oklahoma City
New Orleans
Phoenix
Ariz
Ann Arbor
Mich
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Joint Monthly Meetings Planned by Three Councils
Three councils of the Junior Order United American Mechanics announce monthly joint meetings. The first event will be on the first Friday night in August hosted by Albany Council No. 22 with Austinville and Winona councils joining.
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United American Mechanics
Albany Council
Austinville
Winona
Central Baptist church prayer service and baptismal close
Prayer and business meeting at Central Baptist church will be held Wednesday evening July 10 in the main auditorium followed by a baptismal service. Waiting candidates should be ready for the service. The University of Tulsa seeks 1 550 000 for expansion. A Hartford man deducted repairs to his wooden leg. Internal Revenue refused the deduction.
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Central Baptist Church
Hartford, Conn
Internal Revenue
Pastor Returns From Opelika Revival Meeting in First Baptist
Dr James Allen Smith pastor of Central Ed Opelika Alabama led a revival at First Baptist Church with Dr Wilks. He calls the meeting very successful. The report notes water wells valued like oil in dry western Texas and a ranchman hosted a banquet after drillers hit water.
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James Allen Smith
Centraled
Opelika
Ala
First Baptist Church
Wilks
Texas
Crawford Goes To State Convention
W. E. Crawford the Decatur postmaster left today for Montgomery to attend a two day session of the Alabama Association of Postmasters. Postal executives from the northern section of the state are expected to attend the meeting. Chicago builds 15,000 new buildings yearly.
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W. E. Crawford
Decatur
Montgomery
Alabama Association of Postmasters
Fire Insurance Board Members Unite For Public Safety
Historical note explains that since 1866 stock fire insurers formed the National Board of Fire Underwriters now including 239 member companies. The board operates large privately owned testing labs and serves the public by safeguarding life and property, with agents in communities representing multiple member companies.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board
National Organization of Stock Fire Insurance Companies
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Reserve District No
Central National Bank
Decatur, Alabama
Banking House Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
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