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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1929

Page

10

Confidence Vote Back Bishop Cannon Receives Board Support

The Board of Temperance and Social Service of the Methodist Episcopal Church South endorses Bishop James Cannon Jr. in a published statement from their Lake Junaluska meeting July 4 1929. They pledge continued confidence support sympathy and cooperation in promoting prohibition and related aims.

James Cannon, Jr Board of Temperance and Social Service The Methodist Episcopal Church South Cannon Board of Temperance and Service of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South Lake Junaluska N. C Bishop Cannon Prohibition Millar Eugene L. Crawford

Three Stations Battle Federal Ruling In Court Disputes

WCFL and WEBC seek full or unlimited airtime after FCC denials and appeal to the DC Court of Appeals as WTRL WNYC C L Carrel and other stations pursue licenses, renewals, and portable station bans amid federal court actions in Illinois and other jurisdictions.

Washington WCFL Chicago Federation of Labor WEBC Superior Wis Federal Radio Commission Commission Court of Appeals of District of Columbia WTRL Technical Radio Laboratory Midland Park N. J WNYC New York City C. L. Carrel WENR WLS Chicago WCBD Zion City WRBX Richmond Development Corporation Tinos WCRW WEDC

Johnson check drawn by Andrew Johnson surfaces in Asheville

The $100 check drawn on May 11 1868 by Andrew Johnson is now owned by Nashville native Glenn W. Naves. The stamp collector acquired it from Mrs Bessie M Safford who married a Johnson son after the president's death. The lithographed check features Major and Knepp imprint and a New York address.

Asheville N. C Andrew Johnson United States Glenn W. Naves Bessie M. Safford Johnson Major and Knepp Broad New York

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