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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1933
Page
2
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Quote from Henry W Grady dated 1968 envisions Southern farmers owning land and producing all goods without creditors or masters. It imagines self sufficiency with cash wages, independent markets, and cotton as surplus, freeing farmers from debt and bondage.
A terse reflection on how public opinion shapes status, noting that true worth is seen in what people say behind your back. The piece contrasts whispers with outward status and hints at vanity amid community dynamics.
In a final note on the race no new injuries or clashes emerged. Analysts praise the orderly finish and the absence of further confrontations, suggesting voter education and peaceful conduct prevailed through the closing moments.
A quirky Oklahoma City note tells of a cafe proprietor who burns incense to calm patrons wary of alcohol aromas. The piece praises his considerate approach yet ponders how he will handle customers who dislike the incense.
A reporter recalls contrasting views on income tax versus general tax. An executive of a corporation argues the income tax would cost the company significantly, highlighting the perceived revenue concerns and economic impact.
The Huntsville Daily Times notes generally even tempers during the repeal campaign with few exceptions. Colonel Al M. Tunstall, chairman of the repealists, urges Alabamians to unite and work toward Alabama’s best possible destiny.
General Balbo arrives in Washington to meet President Roosevelt. He leads the Italian air force squadron that flew the seas in 24 planes, presenting a peace mission and a warning that America must stay prepared to ensure global air superiority for peace.
A prominent campaigner rallies supporters after a decisive triumph aimed at economic policy changes. The event spotlights ongoing political momentum and upcoming votes as policymakers face intensified scrutiny from constituents.
Critics acknowledge Governor Miller as a top campaigner who won strong support for his program to solve state problems. He rallied voters in sections once opposed to income tax and explained the difficulties faced, presenting methods to lift the state from red ink. Voters saw honesty and good ideas and supported his plan.
The article notes Tennessee and Alabama diverged on beer laws after Volstead act changes. Tennessee moved toward repeal with a narrow majority after earlier legalization of 3.2 beer, while Alabama shifted from near beer to repeal despite initial opposition. Ballot counts show Alabama voting overwhelmingly for repeal as Tennessee supporters faced a prolonged tally.
Early returns in Tennessee favored anti repealists but results later showed a majority for repeal supporters, adding a nineteenth state to approve repealing the eighteenth amendment. The piece argues dry leaders misread public mood and warns swift action to curb liquor sales, citing George Wickersham and calls for state level controls.
Analysis of political shifts and cultural turbulence in England and beyond notes a broader, evolving universe. Commentary by Arthur Brisbane discusses power, protection, and national identity within a historical context.
The piece notes heavy stock trading with over 8 million shares changing hands as prices slip amid a strong dollar. It highlights Wiley Post’s global flight 30 hours ahead of his record, Balbo’s White House visit and Rome plans, plus reflections on aviation’s impact. It also covers British crime via sawed off shotgun robberies and moralizing about science and the universe.
A speculative idea claims Nebulae extend 300 million light years on each side forming a 600 million light year diameter cosmos. A playful cowboy who lassoes a logomotive is as unlikely as a scientist capturing the infinite.
General Hugh 8 Johnson, named by President Roosevelt to regulate wages and hours, is depicted as rugged in speech. He dismisses critics as chiselling fringe and urges them to stop chiselling as he pursues plans for general prosperity.
Britain borrowed 250 million dollars from the United States payable in gold coin in 1937. England abandoned the gold standard and the pound slid to about 3.50 dollars. With U S gold impounded Britain cannot pay in gold coins and will settle in paper dollars.
First stops in the campaign to route annual tourist traffic to Florida along the Bee Line highway from Nashville through Albany Decatur to Orlando Pla are being mapped and logged. Gas poured out of English well at Austinville 860 feet deep. A new drilling cable connected, improving progress. Many local fans attended the game at Athens yesterday.
The ceremony honored Ras Desta Demtu son in law of the Ethiopian emperor with 21 gun salutes and full dress officials. White House luncheon and Pan American Union banquet followed as U S policy aims to nurture a strategic friendship with Abyssinia amid colonial pressures.
Maxie Lesser departed last night for Indianapolis Chicago and Michigan points for a month long visit. Bryan McAfee is visiting relatives in Cullman for an extended stay.
The area recorded no rainfall during the 24 hour period ending at 7 o clock this morning. No precipitation was reported as of early today.
In Athens Alabama on July 28 a local report states that over four hundred thousand dollars will be paid to county farmers for acreage plowed up under a new reduction plan. The funding arrives earlier than normal harvest rebates and plowing should start by week’s end.
Mr Hutton files for divorce from evangelist Aimee claiming insult over a remark about being her pet poodle. The lawsuit appears linked to lingering tensions after their wedding and the publicized puppy love narrative from the era.
Bob departs for New York after arranging Elinor’s future and Barrett Colvin’s tense friendship. Nurse Miss Hemmingway watches Bentwell Stafford’s fragile recovery as Elinor and Barrett seek a decisive talk and possible voyage together, amid doubts and dangerous tensions.
A delegation from Limestone County met Governor B M Miller and State Highway Director L G Smith in Montgomery to press paving of the Athens Muscle Shoals link of the Lee highway as a first new project funded by federal relief money. Miller indicated this would likely be done.
J. M. Holt chairman of the county board of revenue with Russell Balch E. M. Taylor and W. H. Beasley returned from Montgomery after attending the state association of probate judges and county commissioners.
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