ONeal Urges Farmers to Accept Parity and Stability
Setward A. ONeal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation urged farmers to avoid price greed and stick to parity and reasonable demands. Speaking at Lauderdale County Farm Bureau's 20th anniversary, he praised stabilization of the farm economy as key to southern business security and noted the federation as the South’s voice in state and national affairs. Other speakers included R O Kilburn J B McClure Walter L Randolph and Dr L N Duncan.
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Plorenoce
Ala
Setward A. O7real
Jamerican Farm Bureau Federation
Deat
Lauderdale County Farm Bureau
O'Neal
Nation
OrNeal
Farm Bureau
Ben Im
R. O. Kilburn
J. B. McClure
Florence
Alabama Sate Farm Bureau
Walter L. Randolph
Alabama State Farm Bureau
Dr. L. N. Duncan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Cupid Beats Jack in Boat Cup
In Galt Lake City on July 2, Jack Dempsey returns for a family reunion after reconciling with his wife Hannah Williams. He jokes about losing weight and hints at plans to fight in coming months, mentioning possible bouts with Tom Fritzie Zivic and Red Cochrane and a prediction about Lou Nova.
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Galt Lake City
Jack Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Hannah
New York
Tim
Dempsey
Intercan
Toman Fritzie Zivic
Preddie
Red) Cochrane
N. J
Lou Nova
Joe
Strained Soldiers Long For Quiet Water Amid War
Eyeing a hot sun on dusty uniforms the troops cross streams and endure thirst and fear. The piece contrasts a proud march with exhausted sights and the longing for peaceful summer landscapes and simple joys beyond battle.
Duke of Kent Arrives in Canada for War Effort Tour
The Duke of Kent, youngest brother of King George VI, lands in Ottawa to tour wartime air training establishments and other war effort sites. He is to meet his brother the Duke of Windsor, currently in the Bahamas, and visit multiple organizations connected to the drive.
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Ottawa
Duke of Kent
George VI
Duke of Windsor
Bahamas
VATE Moves to Reezeloan Stocks
VATE moves to reeeze.loan stocks with an intended boost.
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Vate
Reeze
Market Turbulence in New York Stocks
Markets in New York on July 29 faced profit costing troubles as favorites surged then fell into losses. Trading stayed brisk with transfers near 1,000,000 shares amid alternating fast and slow periods.
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New York
New York Market Ends Near Day’s Low on Late Selloff
Trading in the New York market moved to the downside late in the session as locals who had held both long and short positions sold off. Prices closed near the day’s low with futures showing minor declines across several contracts while the Middling spot remained 17.64 N. off 28 points and nominal.
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New York
Chicago Butter Receipts Slide Amid Market Notes
Butter market figures show Chicago receipts at 1,633,747 with easy creamery movements and centralized catalog entries. Additional totals record 88,311-290 and 13,660 receipts with firm prices noted in July market brief.
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Chicago
Poultry Prices Quiet in Chicago Market Report
Chicago July 29 and poultry market features live birds with no cars, 36 trucks and various weights. Hens 5 lbs and down, leg horn hens 16 to 20 1 2, broilers 2 1 2 lbs and down, white rock 17, springs 4 lbs up, Plymouth Rock 19 1 2, white rock 18 1 2, other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
White Rock
Plymouth Rock
Nashville Livestock Market Prices Report
Salable cattle 150 with slow weak demand on grassers and shortfeds. Good fed yearlings and steers 10.00 plus. Canner cows 5.00-6.25, beef cows 6.50-7.25, bulls to 8.50. Hogs 500 head, prices up about 15 with best 190-250 lb at 11.30. Sheep 500, fat lambs 10.75 down, ewes 3.50 and under.
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Nashville
Tenn
Market News Service
Wheat futures rally after opening dip in Chicago trade
Wheat futures rose from an opening loss to gain strength led by rye with gains near a cent a bushel for September and December contracts. September closed around 1.07, December near 11.8. Corn fell about 1 8 1 4 cents, oats were steady to unchanged.
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Chicago
Chicago grain prices on July 29
Market notes show cash wheat and corn prices in Chicago with various grades listed. Wheat ranges include No 1 hard 1.08 3-4 and No 2 mixed 1.02 1-4, while corn prices feature No 1 yellow 74 1-4 and No 5 71 1-2. Oats and sample grades also appear with multiple fractions.
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Chicago
Sample Grade Reported With Numeric Codes
A concise report notes sample grade 32 tied to codes 81 1-2 32 and a reference sequence 1-2 4 noted as No 4 in the listing. The item presents technical grading details without broader context.
Alabama Supreme Court rules on county and city voting machine funding
The court says counties voting as units must provide voting machines in all precincts including cities. Cities voting separately can participate financially only if done as separate units. The ruling also reiterates that counties over their constitutional debt limit cannot lease machines unless funded by current-year revenues.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Jefferson
Jefferson Circuit
Arthur Abrasley
Dr U S Pets to Lead Revival in Decatur District
Dr A 8 Pitts superintendent of the Decatur district starts a week long revival at Evergreen. Services are scheduled twice daily at 11 AM and 7 30 PM with a cordial invitation extended to the public.
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A. 8. Pitts
Decatur
Evergreen
Mussolini Birthday Silent as Party Marking 58th
Premier Mussolini turned 58 today but there was no public celebration or acknowledgment from authorities.
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Benito Uts
Mussolini
Alabama Supreme Court rules contractors for feds not subject to state tax
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled 5 to 1 that contractors working under a federal cost-plus fixed-fee contract for Fort McClellan construction are instrumentalities of the government and not subject to Alabama use and sales taxes. The decision, written by Justice J Ed Livingston, involved a $1,236 tax claim on lumber and may be appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Fort McCllllan Construction
Supreme Court
King & Boozer
Anniston
Dunn Construction Co
John
Hodgson & Co
Fort McClellan
Joel B. Brown
Montgomery Circuit
J. Ed Livingston
United States
Justice Livingston
Alabama
War Talk on Regime Fate and People Aftermath
The piece argues that the war’s end could see either the Soviet or Nazi regime collapse, with questions on whether the people bear collective responsibility and face punitive dismemberment. It notes Churchill and Chamberlain rhetoric and warns that punitive measures may harden resistance rather than deter future conflict.
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Hitler
British call for extended war effort to aid allies
A British statement urges further expansion of war production and funding while criticizing American isolationists. It argues Americans should pay higher taxes cut consumption and endure hardships to support Britain, warning of a perceived three quarters effort in self help.
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Britain
House Rejects Defense Power Plant Takeover Plan
The House refused to approve the compromise form of legislation granting the president authority to seize industrial plants if production interruptions hinder the defense program.
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Washington
House
Negro educator backs separation in Georgia schools
J W Holley president of Georgia Normal and Agricultural College at Albany praised Governor Eugene Talmadge for supporting separate educational programs for whites and negroes. Holley invited to meet the Georgia Board of Regents and discuss reorganizing regional school units to win taxpaying support, while Cocking’s ouster remains contested.
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Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
State University System
Board of Regents
Talmadge
J. W. Holley
Georgia Normal and Agricultural College
Albany
Tifton
Holley
University School of Education
Ccocking
Regio
Georgia
Soviet Red Army claims gains as war spreads to global fronts
Soviet bulletins report Red forces winning on land sea and air fronts including Baltic sunk vessels and 108 German planes downed. Finland cuts ties with Britain. Stalin messages Turkey to ease Turkish fears. Japan moves troops into French Indo China with plans to station 40 000 troops in the region.
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Smolensk
Moscow
Ukraine
Kiev
Baltic
Finland
Germany
Russia
Britain
Joseph Stalin
Ankara
Ismet Inonu
Turkey
Dardanelles
Japan
Indo-China
Camranh Bay
Hanoi
Nhatrang
Saigon
Tourane
Thailand
Gulf of Siam
Vichy
France
Jean Darlan
Satamatsu Kato
King George VI Brandy Bottles Fetch 555 Lb At Red Cross Sale
In London a Red Cross sale realized 555 pounds from twelve bottles of 1815 brandy donated by King George VI. Each bottle was auctioned individually with one bottle selling for 100 pounds about 400 dollars.
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London
George VI
Red Cross
Decatur’s Diary Highlights Local Health and Social News
Decatur notes several health updates from Benevolent Society and Hamil Clinic including Gustin and Vincent undergoing operations. It records births, visitors, and regional travels, plus the Southside Baptist church picnic set for Thursday at White Springs.
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Southside Baptist Church
White Springs
Senators oppose extension for citizen soldiers
Fourteen members of the Senate non intervention bloc planned opposition speeches to a measure giving the president authority to retain citizen soldiers beyond one year. Senator Wheeler of Montana said no filibuster would be attempted as the resolution to keep the army intact heads to Senate consideration tomorrow. Administration aides predicted broad support later in the week.
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Senate
Wheeler
D-Mont
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions Summarized
The Alabama Supreme Court issued multiple rulings including reversals and remands in Ex Parte McElroy and Ex Parte Kelley petitions, writs denied in Ex Parte Riley McHugh V. State and Ex Parte Walter Smith V. State, and modified and affirmed in Arthur Abrasley et al. The court also reversed and rendered in United States v Curry and overruled applications for rehearings in Clyde Woodard v. State.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Gardner
J. Russell McElroy
E. E. Kelley
Court of Appeals
Thomas
State
Riley McHugh
Brown
Justice
Walter Smith
Smith
Foster
Arthur Abrasley
Jefferson
Haebrasley County
Jefferson Circuit Court
Livingston
United States of America
John C. Curry
Ford envisions a new world of opportunity and growth
Ford marks his 76th birthday aboard a lake freighter and describes a future with wide employment, farm factory integration, and industrial use of wheat plastics. He credits meeting and marrying Mrs. Ford as the greatest event of his life.
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David J. Wilkie
Associated Press Automotive
Detroit
Ford
Ford Northern Michigan
Worl
Senator Clark Says Neighbors Policy Should Not Trigger War
Clark, opposing administration policy, argues the neighbor policy failed and the United States should focus on domestic needs. He suggests possible puppet governments as a means of control in the Western Hemisphere and States he would likely avoid firing a shot to take control of the hemisphere.
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Tastic
O’mahoney
D-Wyo
Clark
Senate
Europe
United States
Hemisphere
Dies accuses Nazis over South American plots in Washington
Representative Dies of Texas alleges Germany has at least one million dollars in South America, arranged in companies and battalions to divert aid to Britain. He says reports of German infiltration abroad are true to an extent and cites Brazil, Bolivia, and Argentina as examples, warning of a force capable of overthrowing a country if concentrated.
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Dies
Washington
Texas
Germany
South America
Great Britain
House’ Committee
unAmerican
Berlin
Brazil
Bolivia
Argentina
Pickets Driven Off by Soldier Group at Hamilton Plant
CIO pickets lined up at the entrance of a national steel car company plant in Hamilton Ontario then were driven away last night by soldiers from a local guard unit. The soldiers charged the crowd with fists flying and demanded why production was being halted. The plant, involved in munitions work, employs about 2,800 workers.
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Hamilton
Ont
CIO
National Steel Car Company
Gheetuedeeehool
Captain Killed at Fort Benning In Quarters Shooting
Captain Eugene Lewis Brown of the 22nd Infantry was found shot to death in his Fort Benning quarters yesterday afternoon. A special officers board of inquiry convened to investigate. Captain Brown was a son of retired Major General Lytle Brown of Franklin Tennessee.
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Fort Benning
Eugene Lewis Brown
W. M. Massey
Fourth Division
Brown
Lytle Brown
Franklin, Tenn
22Nd Infantry
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