Miami Ends Coat Tradition With Men’s Short Shirt Move
Business leaders in Miami loosen dress rules as McGregor Smith of the power company appears in a cotton short shirt without coat or tie. City officials back a Declaration of Independence from uncomfortable attire for men, citing summer visitors’ reactions.
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Miami
Corot
Chamber of Commerce
McGregor Smith
Power Company
City Commission
Fred W
I. D. McVicar
Local Market List Of Meats And Eggs
A market list shows items such as veal chops veal stew neckbones hog head pig feet bacon skins fresh eggs pig tails mixed sausage pork ribs pork chops fat back meat and related cuts priced by the pound. The fragment outlines general availability for daily retail in a traditional butcher context.
Mrs Ledford Claimed by Death After Brief Illness
Mrs W M Ledford died Thursday at her daughter's home Mrs S C Craig Sr in Decatur at age 73 A native of Giles county Tennessee she belonged to Cumberland Presbyterian church Survived by five daughters one son and several sons in law Funeral by Bennett May and Co Pulaski burial Oak Grove Cemetery
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W. M. Ledford
S .C. Craig
Gilea County
Pulaski
Tenn
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Mra
C Craig, Sr. Decatur
Harold Mynote
Pensacola
Fla
Stacy Ashford
Tucson
Arizona
Auburn Man Dies in Car Crash Near Selma
Dr J W Tidmore head of agronomy at Auburn killed in an automobile crash west of Selma. Two other Auburn faculty members Dr D G Starkie and Er L Mayton were injured with broken ribs and a fractured leg. Patrol Corporal Walter Tatum died at the scene. Tidmore, about 50, served on the Auburn faculty since 1924 and was named assistant director of the station in 1938. He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Selma
Ala
J. W. Tidmore
Auburn
Crossroads
Here
Walter Tatum
Tidmore
State Agricultural Experiment Atation
D. G. Starkie
Er. L. Mayton
Starkie
Tatum
Objection by Commissioner Cites Silly Business on Declaration
The sole objection came from Commissioner R. Gardner who called the declaration process "silly business" during a meeting. Officials debated the matter, weighing procedural concerns against the proposal's aims and potential impact.
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R. ©. Gardner
Narrow Missouri Home Sparks Court Ruling and Move
In Joplin Missouri the circuit court found 14 feet of the Auldridge residence was built on the wrong side of the property leaving only 18 feet across. The family of eight crowded into four feet of space and has moved into the yard.
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Joplin
John Auld- The_circuit court
Auldridge
Parole Denied for Two Men in 1936 Birmingham Slaying
The state pardon and parole board denied parole to N. J. Milazzo and Charlie Tortormasi, both serving long terms for the 1936 beer racket killing of Joe Nasser in Birmingham. Milazzo faced a prior hijacking accusation and a shooting near a filling station. Milazzo is a second degree murder convict and Tortormasi a first degree manslaughter convict.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Pardon and Parole Board
N. J. Milazzo
Charlie Tortormasi
Joe Nasser
Birmingham
Nasser
Atlanta
Milazzo
Death of James J. Sanders Board of Education member
James Julian Sanders 68, Conecuh County Board of Education member and prominent local farmer and political figure, died today after a prolonged illness in Brooklyn Alabama. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow with burial in Brooklyn Cemetery.
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Brooklyn
Ala
James Julian Sanders
Conecuh County
Governor commutes death sentence to life for Janes Moore
In Mobile, Governor Dixon commuted the death sentence of Janes Moore, a Black man, to life imprisonment for the murder of Essie Moore, convicted in the Mobile circuit court.
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Ala
Dixon
Janes Moore
Mobile
Essie Moore
Sunday School Lesson on Pauls Epistles and Faith
The lesson surveys Galatians Thessalonians Timothy Peters and Jude focusing on Pauls claim of divine revelation and scriptures as guidance. It emphasizes faithful teaching from the early church fathers and urges modern ministers to uphold the pure gospel and live steadfast in faith inspired by the Holy Spirit.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Thessaly
God
Peter
Jude
James
Atures Syndicate, Inc
How a Family of Four Can Eat Well on Ten Dollars a Week
A 1930s guide outlines a weekly family menu emphasizing summer fruit, economical meals, and simple desserts. It details breakfasts with fruit and toast, lunches of eggs and beans, dinners featuring hamburger cheese sauce and pork dishes, and inexpensive frozen desserts. It notes quantities, basic recipes, and thrift tips for staying within a ten dollar weekly budget.
British Cadet Killed in Takeoff Crash at Albany
A British cadet training to fly combat missions in England died when a trainer plane collided with a second aircraft during takeoff at Darr Aero Tech Field in Albany Georgia. Mechanic Charles Holley was injured but not seriously. a board of officers will investigate.
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Albany
England
Darr Aero Tech Field
D'Arcy H. Wilson
Barkbooth
Windermere
Westmoreland
Charles Holley
W. M. Brown
Darr
Chocolate Custard and Menus for Monday meal plan
A recipe style page outlines chocolate custard with eggs milk vanilla and optional meringue, plus a Monday menu list featuring scrambled eggs cereals toast, cranberry sauce, lima bean and pork sausage casserole, cabbage salad, rye bread, refrigerator meat loaf, buttered peas, and assorted milks. Estimated daily cost is about $1.55.
Heat Wave Grips Central Plains and Reaches Northeast
A five day midsummer heat wave stretched from the Central Plains into the Northeast with highs mostly in the 90s. Huron North Dakota hit 105 while Minneapolis Saint Paul reached 104 and Kansas City 102. Milwaukee and Chicago stayed under 90 thanks to Lake Michigan breezes as readings varied across the region.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Des Moines
Iowa
Kansas City
St. Louis
Columbia
Sioux City
Omaha
Nebr
New England
Bangor
Burlington
Albany
N. Y
Milwaukee
Chicago
Lake
Lake Charles
Florida
Louisiana
Carolinas
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Weather and livestock figures from regional census report
Weather across Missouri Illinois Western Tennessee and Kentucky saw rain with Thursday showers in Western Texas Oklahoma Kansas North Dakota and parts of Montana Idaho Wyoming and Utah. The Census Bureau lists hogs as the most popular meat animal in American Samoa with 8 641 head. cattle 272 horses mules and colts 121 sheep 34 and more names follow.
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Missouri
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Utah
America
Samoa
Mobile airport rated class four by civil aeronautics
The new Mobile municipal airport in Mobile Alabama received a class four rating from the Civil Aeronautics Authority. It will feature four runways each 5,000 by 150 feet and Mayor Cecil F Bates called the field one of the largest in the South. Also noted is a Department of Commerce report on Amazon Brazil forest diversity.
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Mobile
Ala
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Cecil F. Bates
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