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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1935
Page
1
A 1933 decree dissolved the Reichsbund of Catholic Front Fighters and its sub divisions for aiming to split the Volksgemeinschaft and create confessional divisions. It cites a Feb 28 1933 protection of the people and state basis. The order ends mandatory participation in religious exercises in higher schools.
Paris circles say a single treaty path could avert full war by offering Italy access to Ethiopian ports and protectorate style guarantees in exchange for recognition of Emperor Selassie. Tokyo reports note Japanese press reacts to Italian moves amid mounting criticism. Foreign office cautions no formal plan yet, but media influence grows.
Atlanta July 23 Governor Eugene Talmadge demands the return of Mahatma Gandhi and a German police dog named Kaiser from Margaret Talmadge. The governor’s aim is to bring Gandhi and Kaiser back to the executive mansion. no outcome specified.
Senator Min ton said the telegrams denying anti utility bill were signed by people from across the United States. He named R. P. Herrom, a bond salesman, and noted a meter reader and a retired insurance company employee as further signers.
Labor dispute keeps Terre Haute under tight military control as workers strike for higher wages. Some businesses resume gradually while transportation remains halted. Ice deliveries stop, cash and carry outlets operate. teamsters continue walkout. Negotiations for settlement are ongoing.
In New York on July 23, AP reports banker B Coles Neidecker was taken to police headquarters for questioning over the Paris Travelers Bank affair. He was not formally arrested.
The War Department ordered Evans R. Crowell from the University of Alabama to Ha, transfer noted in a July dispatch. The action reflects wartime personnel relocations announced in Washington.
Benjamin Stalker Read, president of Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph, died in Atlanta after a six month illness. Read, 50, had served 4 years in Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky and Louisiana and previously led Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph. He began his career with the Gatton Telephone company in Carthage Tennessee.
Up to 3,000 farmers from 15 North Alabama counties met at Belle Mina’s agricultural sub station. They voiced support for the Agricultural Adjustment Act and related measures including cotton control, while awaiting possible action by the Supreme Court. Senator Harry Walker and County Farm Agent Joe Lyles spoke, and R J Goode urged use of experiment stations. groups were later to review farm sections with Dean Funchess.
A southeast breeze and rough gulf seas hindered Alabama deep rodeo participants near Fort Gaines Alabama on July 23. More than 500 anglers faced limited trolling, with only larger boats reaching Bon Secour Bay Weeks Bay Navy Cove Island Light area. Notable catches included an 18 pound king mackerel and a 22 pound cavalla.
The market shows public debt bonds down about one point to 66 while industrials rise 4 to 6 points and metal equipment stocks gain. Fiat meters advance six points as banking shares react to the decree. markets reflect shifts tied to Italy and international events.
Congressional debate erupts as Representative Rich confronts President Trump impeachment remarks and party divisions. Warren tools and editorial critique collide with calls to examine coal stabilization and constitutional bounds, while Democratic objections stall action.
Hastings of Delaware introduces a move to postpone consideration of a tax program until next session. He urges Republicans to keep no action on the measure today, signaling a delay in the tabled plan.
Baseball game details with Allen, Geisel, Ormsby and Gowan in a Tigers vs Yankees struggle. Greenberg hits toward left field stands, Red Rolfe scores on an error, and Gehrig contributes with timely hits and walks to hold the Tigers. The Yankees rally in the early innings with Combs and Rolfe scoring on a force play.
Local crowd in Addis Ababa rallied for a July event marked by celebrations and communal pride. Residents reported lively performances and traditional displays fueling a festive atmosphere.
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