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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1933
Page
2
A fragment from 1876 correspondence filed at Beeatar Alsbeame references February 6 1018 as a date. The document lists editors Benjam in Bloodworth T Greppard and mentions Associated Press dispatch rights and republication reserves.
The fragment hints at a question about the future status of southern farmers and their rise to prominence. The readable portion centers on agricultural progress and regional self sufficiency themes without concrete events or named entities.
A positive note from Decatur signals belief that local efforts will prove successful, inviting community confidence and anticipation of forthcoming results.
An upbeat market note reports a brisk rally in stocks and commodities with notable gains across sectors. Investors weigh earnings and macro signals as trading desks push prices higher.
A humorous quip notes the fellow who constantly stirs up trouble for others is too busy causing a scene to actually complete the work himself.
Governor Miller outlines a plan to reduce Alabama debt from 19 million to 17 million, citing saved government costs of 8 million yearly. He asks citizens to back a tax funded effort to pay teachers and keep schools open, urging turnout on July 16 to vote for four measures.
Morgan county faces a crucial week to reach 24 300 acres under the Roosevelt cotton reduction program. About 4 000 of 5 000 farmers have signed contracts, but the spread is too small and plowing up 36 to 50 percent of planted cotton may be needed to meet the goal.
Cartoonish column notes J. D. Rockefeller age ninety four and hints at a distant future race event. Mentions good news and gold news motifs with a King Features Syndicate© 1933 attribution.
The report celebrates Jimmy Mattern, presumed lost during his around the world flight, resurfacing cheerful in Anadir Siberia. The piece notes his Texas wife’s confidence and describes other news including a Colorado gold strike and reflections on John D. Rockefeller's philanthropy and era-wide themes.
Ex president William Howard Taft was sworn in as chief justice. Morgan county court in Hart selle division will convene July 25 with Judge W. T. Lowe presiding. George Harvey visited friends in Athens, Mrs. R. T. Sheppard visits Gadsden relatives, Alice Brady stars in The Land of Hope at the Delite.
The speaker compares Rockefeller and Uncle Sam, arguing vast wealth and power justify large currency issuance. He asserts that even signed notes would not deter the government and that Americans’ annual income and wages justify substantial currency with the government guarantee. He warns against selling short on such money.
The piece outlines the Industrial Recovery Act’s reach with teeth in enforcement. It notes powers to prevent code violations, fines for offenses, licensing for interstate commerce, and heavy penalties for rule violations. It also mentions Cuba’s ambassador Oscar B Cintas amid regional political turmoil in 1933.
Colonel Lindbergh prepares a hydroplane flight to Greenland with his wife. He adds a new safety feature a small outboard engine stored in the cockpit that can be attached after landing to steer toward a harbor or another ship. The floating craft offers low resistance and the extra two horsepower helps drive it.
President Roosevelt plans to develop U S foreign trade and protect workers while boosting business. He aims to sell surplus to foreign markets and build goodwill with North and South American neighbors. United States Steel Corp received a 38 000 ton rail order plus accessories for Brazil, the largest export order in years.
La Republique repels charges titled American Egotism Madness of Brain Trust and Tyranny of Roosevelt as Daladier’s personal opinion. The piece notes Roosevelt is logical and argues the dollar’s value remains at 100 cents, recalling wartime drops without eroding its status and history of devaluations abroad.
A jumble of humorous exchanges and anecdotes from a social scene. Questions about conversation, marriage, and daily mischief weave through quick witticisms. A horse named First Mortgage and a child Jacob narrate small misfortunes, while a punchline about a dictator ends a downtown remark.
A Birmingham newspaper honors Collier Crow, a Howard College student who died after a brief illness. Despite a predicted short life, Crow finished college with honors, inspiring peers as Bar nett Wiggins recalls his quiet fortitude.
A North Carolina pharmacist developed B. C. a blend of ingredients said to relieve most headaches in minutes. Sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages, the remedy also claims to ease muscular aches colds neuralgia fevers and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
Governor B Miller proclaims an Alabama election for July 18, 1933 to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to Article XVIII Section 264. The proclamation details legislative steps, reading requirements, and publication duties with eight weeks of notice in each county.
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