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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1935
Page
1
Officials discussed applying a federal work relief grant of 40 042 to repair Somerville Road and Morgan County roads. They reported no HQ guidance yet and eyed conditions requiring wages first, with possible state supplementation to fund materials and paving.
Francis Gorman, vice president of the United Textile Workers of America, warns at the American Federation of Hosiery Workers convention that 300000 workers may strike if Congress adjourns without passing labor protection laws.
Olen D. of Mount Hope announced a Roberson family reunion set for July 26 at the Mount Hope school building. A large gathering is anticipated with relatives expected to attend.
New York stocks steady with demand improving in some sectors. Cotton and sugar ease, coffee quiet. oils and utilities dip. Chicago shows mixed notes with hog prices up to ten dollars higher on firmer grades.
German envoy Sadet left for Berlin as Luther plans return to Washington for Germany's reply by August 2. The note answered overtures on a trade pact and signals willingness to cooperate. Senate debate notes repeal of reciprocal tariff law, with McCarran proposing to restore it, allowing tariffs to swing up to 30 percent. American manganese producers protest the Soviet pact, saying it endangers U S industry, while state officials defend manganese output as minor to domestic needs.
At a Chamber of Commerce meeting city and county officials expressed appreciation for administrator Reagan for locating the Works Progress Administration divisional headquarters in Morgan County. Mr Scarborough detailed plans and the group pledged full support to carry out WPA work in the county.
Gadsden Alabama July 16 Dewey G a 36 year old father of seven was killed today when a Louisville and Nashville freight train crashed into his dwelling and crushed him along with a companion identified as Guli Saul.
Nelva McCrary, 13, was carried away by three men from her Portland bedroom on July 16 but freed herself by biting through a gag and screaming loudly. Police reported neighbors heard cries, prompting search and the girl’s release. Investigating officers noted a prior attempted entry on July 13 and a cut window screen by two men who fled when she screamed.
HARLBORO N Y July 16 Bobby Linsig the only child in recent medical history to live without a food passage to the stomach now weighs 14 pounds and is as healthy and lively as any normal child
Birming jam packed day at Grandview Park featured outdoor events as the Oakwood Juniors beat Selma 2 to 1. Veterans watched boat races swimming and a beauty contest while talks on the bonus drew sharp critique from Dr. Inter and Shephath urging sober service to those in need.
Britain allocated over 25 million to strengthen air defenses as diplomats pursued a peaceful solution to the monition dispute amid new Italian mobilization.
Sad intelligence was received today of the death in Bird Ofmite of Mr C H Kemp, brother of W B Cason of this city.
Officials from agriculture led by Tom Linder pursue revived plans and guidance amid discussions with state authorities about policy direction and implementation challenges.
Breel neu Bational men. today 'poole 'over ma of order in the textile strike situa tion here. Governor Oli D. Johnston called out the troops after midnight. Local mills facing unrest planned to reopen tomorrow as Sheriff W. A. reported national guard units would assist in maintaining order.
Los Angeles reports a court skirmish between a wife and her multi millionaire husband John beside unresolved assets. She wins a $10 000 advance and $2 000 opening her divorce papers as attorneys seek the trial of the case. The husband is believed to be in the oil business.
Five hopefuls seek the position of national commander of the Disabled American Veterans in New Ven Connecticut. Mercy from Utica New York and Barbour of Cincinnati are among the speakers on a rehabilitation platform and outline plans for veterans services.
Damaged OCR fragment mentions CCC camp near Talladega with examinations and a quota of 175 weight units. Text is garbled but indicates camp activity and an office number connected to the quota. No clear names or dates can be confirmed.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday for Walter Alexander of Moulton who died Sunday evening at his home. The Rev Saran T. Harris, minister of the Christ Church, will officiate with interment directed by Highsmith of Moulton. Pallbearers include Judge Co, Prage, J T Nelson, O D Sims, Dr Jones, Zari Goodlett, Byron, Walter Alexander, and Jake Alexander Jr. He is survived by four daughters: Carrie Alexander and others.
The Giornale d'Italia, aligned with the Italian government, today stated there is no diplomatic formula for settling the Italo-Ethiopian dispute that can be found. The paper notes such formulas are inherently limited.
Funeral services announced for W. R. Speer 54 Decatur citizen who died at 7 15 last night at his Ellis Street home after a long illness. Service set for 4 30 this afternoon at Central Baptist Church conducted by Rev. James Allen Smith. Burial expected at City Cemetery. Active pallbearers listed include Charles Eyster Ed Whitten C 4 Lamon.
Fragmentary report notes WARRIINGTON Jilly and officials discussing congress offices and mths to ward off a challenge to MAA funding. Mentions circuit court in Boston, taxes financing farmer benefits, and alleged constitutional issues. References Interior Department reorganization and broader conservation activities with Pettengtil committee approval.
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