Roosevelt and advisers weigh inflation as cure for crisis
Roosevelt maintains vigor amid heavy work load while advisers James Harvey Rogers and George F Warren contend only inflation via massive public works can lift the economy. Wilson, Robbins, and Harrison face shifts as policy clashes unfold within the Roosevelt administration.
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Roosevelt
James Harvey Rogers
Yale
George F. Warren
Cornell
Warren
Raymond Woodrow Wilson
Russia
Wilson
Robbins
Stalin
Lenin
Iron Man
Eit
Federal Reserve System
George L. Harrison
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Harrison
Carter Glass
Morgan County Pledges 2500 Monthly For R F C Relief
County officials including probate judges from Morgan and nearby counties approved a plan to fund relief work under the R F C project. Morgan will contribute 2500 monthly in August and September with the federal government matching 7500 each month. The plan relies on county tax funds for bridge and road construction and maintenance. Thad Holt led the meeting with other officials in attendance and all supported the proposal.
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Morgan County
Court House
Thad Holt
Alabama Relief Administration
Washington
Relief Administration
Morgan
A. M. Tunstall
Thomas Jones
Madison
R. M. Jackson
Lawrence
H. L. Stutts
Lauderdale
J. M. Money
Jackson
John Petree
Franklin
Oscar Horton
Marshall
B. L. Malone
Winston County
J. M. Holt
Limestone County Board of Revenue
A. M. McConsell
County Boards of Revenue and Commissioners
Shipyard low bids on two navy aircraft carriers
Washington July 26 The Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company was low bidder on two naval aircraft carriers to be built with public works funds offering 24 700 000 for one and 23 000 000 for the other. Secretary Swanson said it will cost more to finish the navy s 37 ship program on a 32 hour week but the navy still plans to complete the vessels in three years.
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Washington
The
Newport News Shipbuilding and Ddy Dock Company
Swanson
Navy
Mrs J B Murphree Returns Home From Nashville
Mrs J B Murphree of Nashville flies home Thursday as she is summoned by her father George D Thornhill illness.
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J. B. Murphree
Nashville
George D. Thornhill
Mrs R J Hasty Visiting Sister in Tuscaloosa
Mrs. R J Hasty of Tuscaloosa is visiting her sister Mrs Oliver Wade.
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Mrs. R. J. Hasty
Tuscaloosa
Oliver Wade
Miss Louise Fox Critically Ill at Prospect Drive
The many friends of Miss Louise Fox will regret to learn that she remains critically ill at her home on Prospect Drive.
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Louise Fox
Prospect Drive
Judge Malone and Tidwell Tour Moulton on Official Trip
Judge B. L. Malone and county license inspector Fred F. Tidwell visited Moulton on a business trip Tuesday for official duties.
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B. L. Malone
Fred F. Tidwell
Moulton
First National Bank dividend checks ready for depositors
E. B. Soper receiver announces a five percent dividend for 1,302 depositors of the First National Bank. Checks are to be collected in person at the bank during morning hours, with a noon break, and an afternoon session. Depositors urged to come promptly and show identification.
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First National Bank
E. B. Soped
Soper
Kiwanis Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The inter club committee will run the Kiwanis gathering at 7 30 Thursday at the club rooms Archie Hill will direct the program Cullman Kiwanis will attend The Huntsville Kiwanis president M A Griffin spoke on the Los Angeles convention praising its spiritual focus and reports highlighted other convention points
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Archie Hill
Chicago
Cullman Kiwanis
M. A. Griffin
Huntsville Club
Los Angeles
Williams moves from Central High to Eva High as vocational agri teacher
Prof H E Williams longtime Central High principal has accepted a post as vocational agriculture teacher at Eva High school. He will move with his family soon and begin work Monday. The Eva community welcomes the transfer while colleagues regret losing a proven administrator.
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H. E. Williams
Central High School
Eva High School
Eva
Williams
Central High
McPherson Hutton says divorce shocking more than reconciliation
Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton told reporters in Baltimore that reconciliation with her husband David would surprise her less than the divorce action. She spoke after leaving a liner returning from Europe and resting at a hotel. Her daughter dismissed reconciliation as newspaper talk, saying mother was too kind to him to reconcile.
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Baltimore
Aimee’ Semple McPherson
Hutton
David
Europe
New Books at Sing For Community Baptists Evening
The 1004 Stamps Baxter song books will be used at a community singing at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church Thursday night at 7 30. The Bonanza quartet will be included in the varied program announced today.
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Baxter
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Bonanza
This Sing
Cotton farmers plow under pledge acreage in Roosevelts recovery drive
Across the South, leaders from business to agriculture join Roosevelt in boosting purchasing power by cutting cotton acreage. About 960,000 planters will receive government checks totaling near 100 million dollars, while farmers in Alabama plow under pledged acres despite rain and mud.
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Dixie
Roosevelt
Mason-Dixon Line
Washington
Alabama
Morgan
Legion Opposes Economy Bill at Alabama Convention
The Legion adopts a resolution opposing the economy bill and asks Alabama's congressional delegation to weigh veterans measures carefully before voting. It endorses Roosevelt's war on low mood and selects Birmingham as the site for the 1934 convention after a session elects officers.
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Tuscalooba
Ala
The
Legion Today
8& T
Legion
Birmingham
NRA Marshals The Spirit Of Wartime For Recovery
Washington reports the NRA aims to revive prosperity by boosting purchasing power for 125,000,000 Americans. The program seeks to put 6,000,000 people back to work by Labor Day and uses broad publicity by former Liberty Loan promoters now calling themselves sales managers of the New Deal.
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NEA Service, Inc
Washington
NRA
Uncle Sam
Russia
Louis J. Alber
Charles F. Horner
Labert St. Clair
Frank R. Wilson
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Propaganda Push for NRA Plan Sways Merchants and Public
An article describes widespread NRA mobilization to gain support for the 35-hour week and minimum wages, with blue eagle stickers distributed to customers signing the pledge. NRA two-minute men will lecture in public venues, promoting rising wages to restore prosperity, backed by mass literature and broadcasts from Washington.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Washington
Mrs Ledlow Dies at Moulton Home
Lettie Owens Ledlow age 22 died at her Moulton Route 2 home at 12 15 am Tuesday after a five day illness. She leaves husband Houston Ledlow one daughter Earline two parents Mr and Mrs Jim Owens six brothers Frank James Bill Huel Irvine Milton Owens one sister Mrs Edna Archie all of Moulton Route 2. Funeral services Tuesday at 3 pm at Red Hill cemetery with Rev Emmett Byars officiating. Interment followed with Highsmith of Moulton in charge.
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Lettie Owens Ledlow
Moulton
Route 2
Houston
Ledlow
Earline Ledlow
Jim Owens
Frank
James
Bill
Huel
Irvine
Milton Owens
Edna Archie
Red Hill Cemetery
Emmett Byars
Highsmith
Post Gets Huzzas of Gotham Today
Wiley Post rode through New York to a canyon of acclaim and ticker tape showers as a tribute for his latest flight around the world. He and Harold Gatty greeted cheering crowds from the Battery to City Hall along lower Broadway.
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New York
Wiley Post
the Battery
City Hall
Lower Broadway
Harold Gatty
Valley Authority Meeting Set in Knoxville
The Tennessee Valley Authority will hold its first Valley area session in Knoxville tomorrow. All directors are expected to attend, signaling a full board gathering.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Knoxville
Valley
Many Apply for OBS in Schools In County
Prof George T Woodruff county superintendent says the office received many applications from across the state and South for county school teaching jobs this year but all positions are filled. There are 192 white and 27 negro teachers. some schools have opened and others plan to start Monday to allow a fall vacation for harvest help.
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George T. Woodruff
Woodruff
Eva Opens Summer Term For 300 Pupils At Eva
Eva Alabama summer term opened Monday with about 300 pupils registered. Supt G T Woodruff and Judge B L Malone of Decatur spoke at the 10 o clock auditorium program. The two month term follows a long standing plan, with October school to be discontinued to aid autumn harvest. Principal H F Sherrod predicts the best year in Eva’s history under the new deal.
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Eva
Ala
Eva Grammar School
G. T. Woodruff
B. L. Malone
Decatur
H. F. Sherrod
Conference on B Y P U Methods Held in Hartselle
Paul O Neal and Velma McLemore will lead a B Y P U conference Saturday at 2 30 PM in the First Baptist church Hartselle. Northern district presidents and all associational B Y P U officers are urged to attend for vital discussions.
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Paul O'Neal
Velma McLemore
Hartselle
B A. U
First Baptist Church
Roosevelts Recovery Plan Declared Successful
President Roosevelt told reporters at the White House that the industrial recovery program for shorter hours and higher wages is a success based on 12 000 replies. He said the new deal would take effect immediately in many industries as Hugh Johnson predicted 6 000 000 to 6 000 000 reemployments before Labor Day.
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Washington
Liberty Magazine
Franklin Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Washington, D. C
Hugh Johnson
Sterchi 10 Annual Picnic at Swan Lake
Sterchi employees numbering sixty will hold the sixth annual picnic Thursday after noon at Swan Lake. The event runs from noon to six, the Sterchi store will close for the gathering. J. L. Shumake of the Decatur store will MC and promises barbecue watermelons lemonade for all attendees. Huntsville staff are invited as well.
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Sterchi
Swan Lake
J.&. Shumake
Decatur
Shumake
Sterchi Forces
Huntsville
Paraguay Bolivia mediation on Gran Chaco border row
The Associated Press reports Paraguay confirms a plan to place mediation with Argentina Brazil Chile and Peru over the Gran Chaco border dispute. Bolivia’s foreign minister calls the timing inopportune.
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Associated Press
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran-Chaco
Argentina
Brasil
Chile
Peru
Asuncion
Unclear Third Ward Journey Hints at Flight Delay
Fragmentary report notes a group starting the third leg of a ward journey and awaiting a five hour flight. Text also mentions planes landing at Edward's Island and a journey after repairs, but details are obscured.
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Edward's Island
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Valley Authority
B.Y.P.U
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