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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
10
An expert study by CG Steck analyzes 77 brands of bond paper used by printers. It shows how familiarity leads to trials and regular usage, with three brands known to 75 percent or more of printers and top brands reaching up to 96 percent awareness. Regular customers rise as familiarity grows, with no saturation point observed.
A cowhead from Cullman tested positive for rabies at Tennessee Valley Laboratory after falling ill and dying. A veterinary report cites rabies symptoms and an anti rabies vaccine was dispatched to Cullman in relation to the case.
Harvey John Phillips, 21, of Columbus Georgia, was held in Montgomery county on a Mann Act charge. He was arrested by Justice Department agents as he prepared to depart for California with his parents after registering at the Montgomery transient bureau under the alias Frank Cash.
Dissension grows within Austria's Heimwehr as Prince Ernst von Starhemberg shows mixed support for restoring the Hapsburgs. Tyrolese leaders warn legitimists against pressuring the movement while urging caution amid a government ban on speeches until September 15.
A man denied accompanying a 16-year-old Columbus girl on a trip through Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Texas. U.S. Commissioner Irwin remanded him to jail when he could not post a 1000 dollar bond.
Senator George W Norris, at 74, reflects on a better democracy and the fight against holding companies. He cites taxation of huge inheritances as essential and credits President Roosevelt for progress. Norris notes Muscle Shoals development, anti injunction bill, and a one house legislature as achievements, while recalling his WWI vote.
Senate considers resolution to probe all lobbies with a $50 000 cost and debates AAA amendments. Territories committee continues Virgin Islands inquiry. House votes on TVA amendments while Rules committee continues lobby inquiry. Senate yesterday sent the TVA utility bill to conference and administration won four major skirmishes on TVA.
Douglas Fairbanks Sr says his acting days are probably over. He stopped in Pittsburgh en route to Italy and Japan to form production units and expects to return in four months to direct new productions of past hits like Mark of Zorro. He added that he believes he has spent 20 years acting and that is enough for the public.
Mrs R E Wardlaw Mrs J gp Blair and Miss Eva Clyde Gargus attended the Chautauqua at Russellville last night The play was written by Mrs Lillian B Vaughn of Russellville a sister of Mrs Wardlaw
Reports from Karakatoa Island claim volcanic activity triggered a dust shower seen from ships at sea. The eruption follows a previous devastating event in 1883 that caused about 36 000 deaths and heightened regional alert.
A continuing heat wave grips Alabama with temperatures in the 90s this week. At Montgomery’s weather bureau the 10 a.m. reading stood at 80 degrees as forecasters offered no relief and clouds were not expected to bring a drop in the heat.
Charged with the killing of Mr. and Mrs. John Norman, neighbors, Arant is back in Montgomery jail after transfers between Kilby and the state penitentiary. Lowndes county officials will take him to Hayneville for arraignment on July 28, with trial set to begin August 5. Prizes include a diamond lavalier and locket, a diamond ring, and two signet rings. Director Satterwhite reports strong reception for revues in other cities.
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