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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1935
Page
10
The article notes Ford Motor Company has built 610 units in the US and Canada year to date and 37 abroad for eight months, bringing total world output close to 6 048 504 units with expectations to reach 1,000,000. Mr Ford appears in good spirits at a Creek Cana event wearing a tan suit.
A cautious tone expresses optimism for the next six months while acknowledging uncertainty. The speaker notes progress and ongoing efforts, emphasizing careful planning and continued work to improve outcomes.
Aberdeen laborer D Hutchinson descended into a well he was digging when the rope snapped and he fell onto a dynamite charge. The blast occurred as he landed, but he escaped with only minor injuries.
W A sits and warned motorists how to prevent hot weather ailments in cars. Overheating tops issues, caused by loose muffler baffles late ignition timing dirty radiators misadjusted fan belts worn spark plugs and excess carbon. Have points checked before driving in heat to avoid large repair bills. Hilman of DeSoto urges service teams nationwide to assist dealers on problems. Airflow and Airstream De Sotos are noted for cooler operation even in extreme heat.
Sinclair dealers across three counties push modernization as Jimmy Munn and J. E. Matthews report rebuilding efforts to serve motorists. B. Aycock refurbishes his Courtland road exterior following Sinclair guidelines for a modern service station.
Census Bureau reports the cotton spinning industry operated at 74.6 percent capacity in June on a single shift, down from 83.4 percent in May and 72.7 percent a year ago. June spindles in place totaled 30,035,894 with 22,709,200 active during the month and 5,083,383,303 active spindle hours averaging 167 per spindle.
Mr Shaw, a local Goodyear tire dealer, warns increased weekend highway travel raises accident risk. He argues wear, punctures, and blowouts are reduced by good tread in Goodyear G-3 All Weather tires and offers free tire inspections to prevent injury and property damage.
H. A. Graumann assistant manager for construction of Sinclair Oil Co with Atlanta offices visited the local agency and lauded rapid progress in the three county hook up served by the Decatur bulk plant under J. T. Munn. He noted an upturn in business across the south and in the valley excitement for a return to normal activity with everyone working.
O. Smith of the Decatur Motor Co announces strong demand for the 1935 Dodge trucks with exceptionally good sales at the agency. The Decatur firm added two new salesmen, and the boss says the hires were timely given current business.
The severe heat gripping the eastern half of the country and accompanying storms left at least 3 dead with no relief expected over the weekend. Chicago reported seven deaths and a 105 degree high, while South Bend Indiana reached 101 and Columbus Ohio hit 100 as readings stayed in the high nineties elsewhere.
National radio and stage star Cook jokes about tire operation processes. He was photographed in Akron with workers at a B F Goodrich plant while discussing tire building. He now headlines Circus Night in Silvertown on NBC with Goodrich sponsorship.
Washington reports a Senate compromise on processing tax suits and gold clause litigation. The administration aims to bar suits by those who pass taxes to consumers, while allowing actions by processors who bear the tax burden themselves. Senators split over the gold clause ban, with leaders predicting many future lawsuits and ongoing political contention.
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold open competitive exams for Agent Antinarcotic Act with a $2,600 annual salary in the Bureau of Narcotics Treasury Department. Applicants need fulltime paid experience in units handling major crime investigations. Poultry aids earn $1,440 to $2,000 in the Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture. Full details from H Yarbrough, secretary, U S Civil Service Board of Examiners, at Bank Street post office.
Gulf Refining Company releases an eight page booklet titled 15 Ways to Save Gasoline Money. It offers simple driving hints to help motorists save fuel, with tips on parking, driving, tire inflation, and other practices. Dr. Paul D. Foote notes careful preparation by petroleum and automotive engineers.
The article recalls Congressman Byrns marking 25 years in Congress seated at his desk with a mound of letters and documents. It notes his decision in 1900 to leave a lucrative Tennessee law practice to pursue public service and his remark about enduring peace war and panic during his tenure.
A report notes that at least 15 additional coat cutting methods were eliminated as options because they remained open to debate. The measure now narrows choices and pushes for clearer standards in the decision process.
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