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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1933
Page
3
Marcia hides her unease as she ponders Barrett and Gerald’s possible disclosure. Elinor, her mother, and Dick loom as potential discoverers if Barrett speaks. fear of a betrayed secret grows with each sleepless hour and muffled room odor.
Barrett confronts Marcia about her illness and fear as she pleads he must not tell Elinor of Gerald. The overheated room Humidity and worry amplify tensions while he weighs revealing the past to Elinor and Eli nor.
Warner Bros latest spectacle Gold-Diggers of 1933 closes a three day Princess engagement. Starry cast includes Warren William Joan Blondell Ruby Keeler Ginger Rogers Dick Powell and others with Busby Berkeley choruses and lavish production values.
Marcia confronts Barrett over a coercive past and a pledge to hide the truth about Gerald. She struggles with fear, guilt, and a desperate plea for warmth, while Dick Radnor offers uneasy support as Barrett wrestles with loyalty and potential harm to Elinor.
No rainfall was reported for Decatur during the 24 hours ending at 7 o'clock this morning.
Capt. Frank A. Walk plans to return to Baton Rouge after several weeks at his mother Mrs. F. C. Walk's home. He travels with his wife and children.
The notice lists hens on foot at 6c to 8c per pound for heavy birds and mixed lots, old fryers and fryers priced per pound, geese per pot and turkeys on foot with various cents per pound. Also included are reed w i set items and other poultry items with price ranges from 10c to 15c.
Athens Ala July 12 Special Judge James E Horton of Athens on a month long Florida vacation with his wife and children among his first breaks in years due to his busy docket and noted praise for his scotteboro case actions.
Mrs. Frank A. Walk of Baton Rouge Louisiana is reported improving after a serious operation at Benevolent Hospital. She will remain in hospital for another week and then reside at her mother Mrs Frank C Walks home on Olive Street.
Magazine excerpt highlights President Hoover's fondness for an old flannel shirt used during a medicine ball activity. It notes the era's boom and bust and mentions Huey Long's autobiography and a magician minister in Illinois. Lindbergh is listed as master in Arctic flight clearance papers.
Prices for hay poultry eggs butter and grains listed by Alabama Department of Agricultural Industries. Hay prices show Birmingham delivered lots for Johnson and Timothy and alfalfa with firm markets and fair receipts. Poultry and eggs paid to producers and jobbers with steady quotations. butter fat delivered and grain prices in bulk with minor shifts. Cattle hogs and calves quoted with mixed movement, overall market steady to strong on better grades and weaker on lower grades. Receipts fair, demand good.
Limestone County residents pledged 33 000 acres for the cotton acreage cutting campaign, surpassing the 30 000 acre goal. The response was nearly unanimous with farmers viewing the action as a patriotic duty for Southerners, and more reports were expected.
Hill Hayes, manager of the Ross Hotel, was elected alderman from ward four by the Athens city council to fill the vacancy created by R. H. Richardson Jr's resignation after Richardson became mayor when ex-mayor C. W. Sarver resigned. Hayes’s selection was announced Monday night in Athens Alabama.
Hayes of Lewisburg Tenn. and traveling salesman for Field and Company of Chicago is listed among city aldermen including T. E. Gilbert and R. W. Martin. The mayor earns 75 dollars monthly while aldermen receive no salary but free electricity and water for their homes.
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