Bans on Catholic Youths Reported in Palatinate
Nazi authorities in the Palatinate restrict Catholic youth groups by banning their insignia emblems and all athletic activities broader moves target Catholic and Lutheran church opposition. The measures align with a general attack on political Catholicism and Jewry as part of a wider regime effort.
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Rudolph Gosten
Palatinate
Germany
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Kerr
Conference of All Catholic Bishops
Fulda
Rome
Rites Held Today for G F Corum
Funeral services for Gifford Franklin Corum 63 were held at 2 30 p m at his Hillsboro home with E E Byars of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial was in Smyrna cemetery with Brown Decatur directing. He is survived by his widow three daughters and six sons plus 33 grandchildren.
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Gifford Franklin Corum
Hillsboro
E. E. Byars
Church of Christ
Smyrna
Brown
Decatur
Corum
J. F. Putnam
Danville
John Tingle
Courtland
Walter Horn
David
George
Francis
Clarence
Guy
Markets at a Glance New York July 22
Markets firm with steels motors and specialties reaching 1935 highs. Bonds uneven with narrow price changes. Lina improved alcohols in de ign exchanges lower while guilder weakness unsettles gold units. Cotton steady with trade and spot house buying and contract scarcity. Sugar higher and coffee steady in spot. Wheat irregular as Canadian ports threaten. TM
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New York
Confirmation on 145 WPA Projects for Alabama Jobs
Thad Holt, WPA administrator for Alabama, reports federal confirmation of 145 WPA projects employing 16,256 workers at an overall $6.73 million. 5,000 already at work, 27 projects awaiting certification. Projects span two sections and total $5.506 million plus $222,798. payrolls to be issued twice monthly. Local agencies must furnish rejects and register workers with the national reemployment bureau as preparations continue. Holt says the move will quickly place tens of thousands to work once preliminaries finish.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thad Holt
Works Progress
Alabama
Holt
Washington
Press- Roosevelt
PWA
CCC
National
Slayer Pays With His Life in Chair
Sherman Strawser, 29, was executed in Rockview penitentiary for killing farmer Charles Gable to raise funds for his wedding. He said in his final message that women can bless and can be a curse. He planned a wedding dress, license, and honeymoon but died before marrying. Zella Gill, Strawser's potential third wife, remains in an eastern correctional facility.
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Bellefonte
Sherman Strawser
Strawser
Rockview Penitentiary
Charles Gable
Jack
Zella Gill
House of Correction
Gable
Two youths held for death of 13 year old Cecil Davis
Quil len Howard and Edmond Frazier both 16 were arrested by Sheriff R A Collier in Jackson Kentucky on a charge of slaying Cecil Davis 13. The youths were held without bail pending examination trial. Davis was shot to death and the incident involves Breathitt county children. The youths claimed the shooting was accidental.
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Jackson
Quillen Howard
Edmond Frazier
R. A. Collier
Cecil Davis
Wilx Davis
Breathitt County
Collier
Tri Cities Range for TVA Loan Funds
Hy Geismer acting state director says Tri Cities ready to receive loans after injunction lifting. Alabama cities Florence Sheffield and Tuscumbia plan to finance plant purchases with TVA related funds. Florence seeks slight increase while Sheffield awaits loan approval and disbursement totals reach hundreds of thousands.
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Tri-Cities
Hy. Geismer
Eoe
Sorree
PWA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Alabama Power Company
W.T. Grubb
Alabama
U. S. Court
Birmingham
TVA
Current
Fifth
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Tuscumbia
Sheffield
Florence
Lee Glenn
Alvis Bland Dies at Home in Huntsville
Alvis Paul Bland, 18, died at 3 a m at his home on Grant Street after months of illness. Services are set for 1 p m Tuesday at the Church of God in West Huntsville with Rev. Bennefield officiating. Burial will be directed by Brown of Decatur after a procession from the residence at noon Tuesday. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs W H Bland two sisters Ruth and Mae Bland and other relatives in Huntsville and Decatur.
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Alvis Paul Bland
Grant Street
Church of God
West Huntsville
Bennefield
Brown
Decatur
W. H. Bland
Olis Abbott
John ] Sanders
Huntsville
Ruth
Mae Bland
Seeker For Peace On Way Back Home
New Orleans July 22. Randi Lerohl of Wisconsin, a two year scrub nurse, journeys toward home after isolation. She sails back along the Mississippi coast toward Grand Isle, seeking return to life with her family.
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New Orleans
Randi Lerohl
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Grand Isle
Leronl
Sheal
Il Duce Likely to Reject Move Toward Ethiopian War
Rome reports say foreign diplomats consider relocating legations to avoid rising Ethiopian tensions as Italy doubts England and France can avert war. Stampa of Turin notes plans to move to Djibouti while US UK France and Japan seek an ocean legation. Italian officials say Il Duce may refuse such a request.
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Andrue Nana
Associated Press
Rome
Addis Ababa
England
France
Te Stampa
Turin
Jibouti
French Somaliland
United States
Japan
Ababa
Djibouti
Italian Press Attacks Japan Over Ethiopia Policy
Rome reports accuse the Italian press of a coordinated anti JapanCampaign that mimics earlier attacks on England and Germany. Editorials quote disparaging remarks about race and betrayal with warnings of expansion toward Africa and Europe.
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Rome
Japan
England
Germany
Sugimura
Ethiopia
Tokyo
Africa
Italy
Europe
Three Men Die in Aberdeen Hotel Fire
A three story hotel in Aberdeen Washington burned early yesterday. Three men were killed, one critically injured and several others hurt as firefighters battled the blaze. The building known as the Phums Del Monte Where suffered total destruction with the cause still undetermined. Names of victims were not fully confirmed in the report.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Fhums
Wikes to Paddle York July 22 News Brief
Wikes reports a 22 year old Mon worker taking a 560 mile 18 hour journey by paddle craft. The terse item notes a rest upon arrival and a brief personal remark.
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York
Ile’ Laman
Missionary School Firefight in Hankow Reported by U S Workers
American missionary workers in Hankow report July 18 machine gun fire from an unidentified Japanese gunboat near Huping College in Tungtine area. Rev Edwin Beck says the attack endangered residents but caused no injuries. A YMCA conference had discussed Japanese actions, with suspicions of espionage.
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Hankow
China
American Missionary Province
Tungtine Lake
Edwin Beck
Tiffin
Huping College
Reformed Church of the United States
Philadelphia
Beck
Chinese Young Men's Christian Association
England Abandons 1922 Naval Ratio Pledge
Sir Eyres Mansell told the House that Britain was dropping the 1922 principle ratios amid defense of a new Anglo German naval pact. He argued the Washington treaty and 1930 limits left Britain feeling permanently inferior and shifting policy.
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TDON
Eyres Mansell
House of Today
England
Bolton
Great Britain
Great Brit
Thieves Aid Italian Camp Near El ONA Spain
Gunmen entered a camp near Gava Spain and threatened colonists. They looted lockers, found 50 000 pesetas and other items, then burned clothes to prevent pursuit.
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el Ona
Spain
Nutoday
Gava
When and Where Flight Delayed by Weather Officials Say
Saas chief engineer reports adverse weather postponed take-off from Moscow for three aviators on a projected 6 260 mile non stop flight over the North Pole. Vartanian received a telegram from Moscow with new information.
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Bdattile
A. A. Ee
Saas
Moscow
North Pole
Vartanian
Dr J E Sheppard Accident Victim Local Physician Dies
Funeral services planned for Dr J E Sheppard a prominent Little Rock physician aged 61 who died in an auto accident near Grady south of Pine Bluff Mrs Sheppard survived with minor injuries He is survived by five brothers including J T Sheppard of Fort Worth and J A Sheppard of Clarksdale Interment in Little Rock R T Sheppard to attend services
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J. E. Sheppard
Little Rock
Pine Bluff
Robert T
Edward T. Sheppard
Decaturee
Associated Press
Sheppard
Knevona
Grady
Ggg
Arkansas
Sheppard Ji
J. = moepard
Fort Worth
Texas
J. A. Sheppard
Clarksdale
Miss
John W. Sheppard
Lynchburg
R. T. Sheppard
Kidnaped Girl Still Missing
Senorita Matilde Torres Sanchez remains missing as her brother Governor Enrique Torres Sanchez of Durango says she was abducted to pressure him to modify Durango anti church laws. A note signed by her claiming non release until laws change was received. Agustin Arroyo, federal undersecretary of interior, plans to visit Durango to investigate.
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Mexico City
Senorita
Matilde Torres Sanchez
Enrique Torres Sanchez
Durango
Sanchez
Agustin Arroyo
Cass
Decatur Ice Cream Unveils Daylight Delivery
The Decatur Ice Cream Company announces a new daylight delivery service starting immediately for patrons. A new Dodge truck will be staffed by Charley Smith and William Wint on.
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Decatur Ice Cream Company
Charley Smith
William Winton
Jarman Dies in Alabama at 36
Mitchell C. Jarman former clerk of Sumter County circuit court died at his home after a lengthy illness. He was a brother of Pete Jarman a state figure and of H. B. Dent of Birmingham. He previously served many years as judge of probate.
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Jarman
Ala
Mitchell C. Jarman
Sumter County
Pete Jarman
Ag H. B. Dent
Birmingham
Bere
Secretive preflight hush leaves Bullitt in dark
Government officials refuse to reveal the departure plans or the aircraft’s location delaying William Bullitt who expected advance notice of the take off. The exact time and details were to be announced at the proper time per officials.
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William ©. Bullitt
Decatur Still Heat Upstate as Rains Bring Relief
Alabama cooled briefly as weekend rainfall lowered temps below 100 for the first time in days. Forecast calls for clouds but not big drop. highs in the 80s and 90s persist with scattered thundershowers Tuesday. Decatur reported 96 degrees, Auburn 92, Union Springs 1.03 inches of rain Saturday.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Union Springs
Decatur
Auburn
Pey Dividend Scheduled By Ming Bank Liquidator
J. Sat as liquidating agent announces Ming Bank will pay a 45 percent dividend on Tuesday.
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J. Sat
Ming Bank
Maniac Attacks Worry Anniston Police in July Spree
Police circle an alleged maniac after a two hour Saturday rampage injuring four youths. Victims Ji Hubbard 18 Gladys Grey 14 W Roberts 13 Boyd unknown condition. A former inmate is in custody for questioning though Sheriff Cotton cites no clear link.
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Anniston
Ala
Q Maniac
W. Cotton
Ji Hubbard
Gladys Grey
W . Roberts
Boyd
Funeral services for SW. 2 pier, 77, held at Union church
Funeral services were held Sunday at noon at Union Church for SW. 2 pier 77 who died Saturday at his home in Spring. Burial followed at Canaan Cemetery. He is survived by five daughters Mrs. Charles Hammond Mrs. Lee Dukes Mrs. Ollie Smith Mrs. Edgar Smith and Mrs. Lac Spring route one five sons Ham T Henry E N C of Munters and T J Jaton. He was preceded by brothers Joe Day and Coker Day.
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Union Church
Canaan
F Hartselle
Spring
Charles Hammond
Lee Dukes
Mionerriteard
Walter McClure
Ollie Smith
Edgar Smith
Lac Spring
Ham T
Henry
E. N
Hegen C
Munters
T. J
Jaton
John Gosle
Kipateiohis Brothers
Joe Day
Coker 2Iay Pier
Dawson
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