Recession Seen Less Than Expected in Mid-Summer
A Guaranty Survey report indicates business activity remains strong through mid summer with little recession evidence. It notes steady demand, high output in heavy manufacturing, and record rail freight while consumer buying and inventory levels show cautious momentum.
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Lynne Praised For Belle Mina Sunday School Talk
Belle Mina residents praised Lynne Seybourne for a comprehensive Sunday school talk on "The Life of Daniel" at Belle Mina. The Decatur youth's message drew commendations for its evident study and strong delivery at the morning meeting.
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Rev Sam Heath To Preach At Fairview Baptist Tonight
Rev Sam Heath of Hartselle will preach at 7 30 tonight at Fairview Baptist Church. The Monday service drew large crowds and the church has fans for comfort during services. Public is cordially invited.
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Hartselle
Fairview Baptist Church
Legion to Elect Officers Thursday at Morgan Post
Joseph A. Woods, post commander of the Morgan County American Legion, urged all members to attend Thursday evening for the annual election of officers and the selection of delegates to the Mobile state convention.
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Morgan County
American Legion
Mobile
Tyler to Take Vacation in Panama City Fla
Rev. R. T. Tyler presiding elder of the Decatur district will depart Wednesday for Panama City Florida for a several weeks vacation. A noted fisherman he plans to enjoy extended time on his favorite sport during the trip.
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Decatur
Panama City
Fla
Cat Head Sent for Examination at Tennessee Valley Lab
A cat head arrived today from Hartselle for examination at the Tennessee Valley laboratory. No medical history accompanied the specimen.
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Tennessee Valley Laboratory
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues printed in a daily crossword format with a long list of across and down hints including numbers and partial words. Entries cover a mix of common nouns and abbreviations, with several misprints and spacing issues expected from OCR.
Record $100000 land sale in Limestone County
Athens Alabama July 30 Special Over 3323 acres of Limestone County land were sold by the First National Bank of Birmingham to J N Howard Bruce Nelson and Luther Glaze all of Athens for 100000. The property lies at the forks of the Tennessee river near Brown's Ferry and is described as fertile and well improved. The deal is said to set a county record for recent years.
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Women Appointed To Consular Jobs
Washington July 30 Two young women Miss Nelle Stogsdall of South Bend Indiana and Miss Margaret Warner of Lincoln Massachusetts have been appointed to the consular service They will soon go abroad to take up duties as vice consuls Miss Stogsdall at Beirut Syria and Miss Warner at Geneva Switzerland Both posts are important They passed written and oral tests and were assigned to the service school in the state department for new consular service members.
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Crushing Machine Extracts Metals From Slag
A new device in Kansas City crushes and analyzes low grade ore and slag to recover gold silver and copper from smelter refuse. About 15 tons of slag per hour pass through the water jacketed apparatus where quicksilver gathers fine particles and the copper lining holds them while other metals settle at the bottom.
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Governor Gardner Subpoenaed in Slaying of Gastonia Chief
Gov O Max Gardner of North Carolina is summoned to testify in the trial of Gastonia cotton mill workers accused of killing the police chief. The case centers on charges stemming from a violent labor dispute at the mill.
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Mirrors Yesterday: A Compendium of Notable Past Events
Alexander George recalls historic journeys from Washington to New York and broader milestones from presidents and centennials to social rites. The piece references travel times of trains and planes, celebrated figures, architectural feats, charity acts, and Civil War relics amid a mosaic of 19th century and contemporary scenes.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Harrison
Alabama Border Tourists Feast Despite Mediterranean Fly Ban
Alabama banned Florida fruit due to the Mediterranean fruit fly but tourists continued to cross the border and overwhelm patrols, eating fruit on the roadside while authorities tried to enforce the restriction.
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Florida
Devil's Den Transforms From Outlaw Haven to Scenic Beauty Spot
Once a hideout for outlaw bands the Devil's Den has become a popular Oklahoma beauty spot attracting visitors and curious tourists to its rugged landscape and scenic overlooks.
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Devil's den
Oklahoma
Dog Dormitory Opens for Traveling Pups in Spokane
A Spokane hotel for dogs with 35 rooms offers services similar to human inns. It features steel wire walls clean concrete floors and individual food and water pans for canine guests catering to traveling dogs.
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Spokane
Wash
Joshua W Alexander remembered as former commerce secretary
The obituary tribute notes Joshua W. Alexander, 77, a predecessor who served under President Hoover as secretary of commerce, and lists his residence in Galatian, MA.
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Galatian Ma
Italy Gives Married Persons Preference in State Jobs
Bachelors face further discouragement as Italy adopts a policy giving married individuals preference in hiring for state employment, affecting both men and women seeking government work.
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Death Claims D. Johnson of Decatur After Illness
D Johnson aged 60 10 oclock in morning at 218 East Walnut street following a long illness. Born January 1 1855 in Clanton Georgia he lived in Decatur many years. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs C B Saunders and Mrs Henry Sigman one son James H Johnson a sister Mrs R C Gunter two brothers Joe R Johnson and George P Johnson. Funeral at 3 pm Wednesday at Rev R T Tyler's residence with First Methodist church board of stewards honorary pallbearers and named active pallbearers.
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Decatur
East Walnut Street
Mr. Johnson
Clanton
C. B. Saunders
Birmingham
Henry Sigman
R. P. McEntire
W. B. Shackelford
W. E. Hefner
G. E. McCulloch
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T. M. Faust
Miss Helen Thompson Undergoes Second Operation
Miss Helen Thompson of The Daily Office underwent a second operation yesterday after appendix removal. Her condition is believed to be somewhat improved.
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Daily Office
Druggist Unveils Quick Headache Relief in B C Formula
A North Carolina druggist introduces B C a fast acting headache solution claimed to relieve headache sciatic and neuralgic pains within minutes. The compound contains five ingredients said to work together for rapid relief with no depression or after effects. Available in 100 and 20 package sizes through druggists.
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