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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1930
Page
2
Roger W. Babson argues television will mirror radio's early growth with amateur experiments driving demand. A NY building will host theatres and studios for broadcasts, while newspapers gain new speed via teletypes and camera imaging, enhancing news room efficiency and public access.
Dr Hughes, a well known local physician, returned from Chicago after a five week course of study in treatment of diseases of the ear nose and throat.
Word has been received of the death of John E Hoff at his Los Angeles home. He was a frequent visitor to the home of his late brother George A Hoff and was interested in the growth of the region. He is survived by a daughter.
The Alabama health department report shows only one death from hydrophobia in June despite many examinations. Hundreds received treatments to prevent the feared disease.
Clara Dee Forester faces a murder trial as Donley and Beal clash over innocence and guilt. Jurors hear testimony about her alleged affair with Ivan Moreau, with Beal pressing for conviction while Donley argues for defense and emotional appeals.
A large crowd filled Moulton Heights Baptist Church for a community sing led by C. E. Lowery with Ed McMillan giving the opening prayer. Local and visiting song leaders including Napps Wallace Woodard Hogan Wilson Teague and others performed with Vinson quartette and a Bonanza Winning Four quartet. The event moved with plans to meet Church of God on Sixth Avenue next Thursday at 7 45 PM and to divide singers for cooperative performances next Sunday to boost publicity.
Tony Sudekum who ran a meat company until its sale to Warner interests is expected to visit Decatur shortly. He remains in active management of the Crescent properties and operates theatres in Decatur.
Harvey Pride, who will leave Goodrich Silvertown Station near Washington and University at Lexington Virginia late next month for school, awaits Coach Oberst’s call to return to the Virginia school for training.
The Schwarbenbach-Huber Mills continuation of new equipment installation runs on schedule says E. R. Wright manager. He notes the project will raise costs to nearly $100,000 as improvements in building mechanical equipment proceed.
A North Carolina druggist introduces B-C a fast acting headache and nerve relief product sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages. The ad claims rapid relief from headaches sciatic and neuralgic pains with no low mood or after effects. The formula reportedly combines ingredients to provide relief within minutes, unlike other formulas.
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