Ethiopia Moves Arm ed Forge to Frontier Areas
The report says Ethiopia’s field army marches toward the Eritrean frontier as Italy expands East Africa troop movements. British Prime Minister Eden departs to press Mussolini for peace while Geneva prepares for a pivotal League of Nations council session.
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Addis Abébea
Ethiopia
Italy
Eritrea
Rome
East Africa
Geneva
London
Anthony Eden
Mussolini
Paris
France
Addis Ababa
Fharmer
Gema
Haile
Haptemikael
Trallang
Haile Selassie
Judah
England
Associated Press
Gheineva
League of Nations
League
Council
League Assembly
Two Wreck Victims Out of Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Vandiver were injured in a Bee Line highway crash Friday. They were moved yesterday from Baugh's Infirmary to the home of Mrs. Vandiver's parents at 511 Prospect Drive. Mr. Vandiver had a broken leg and Mrs. Vandiver sustained head injuries.
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Woodrow. Vandiver
Bee Line Highway
Brown
Baugh
Swamp Murder Mystery Cleared by Confession
Evelyn Smith a former burlesque dancer confessed early this morning to killing Ervin Lang in Hammond Indiana. She said she acted with her Chinese husband Harry Jung and dumped Lang’s body in a swamp after a July morning. The admission followed eight hours of questioning with Blanche Dunkel pressuring the defendant.
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Erty
Evelyn Smith
Ervin Lang
Harry Jung
Hammond
Ind
Dougherty
Lieut
Thomas Kelly
State’s Attorney
Pappenburg Rites Held Wednesday
Henry Pappenburg 70 prominent retired merchant dies after months of illness at his Sherman Street home. Funeral service at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev. Ernest N. Hart. Burial at City Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Survived by widow five sons three daughters and several grandchildren. Native of Germany longtime Decatur resident.
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Henry Pappenburg
Sherman’ Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ernest N. Hart
City Cemetery
Brown
A. B. Dodd
W. F. Fricke
Herman Hinz
Writers Shot At In Clanton Traffic Incident
A group of five reporters investigating civil liberties in Georgia and Alabama returned to Atlanta after an Alabama shooting incident near Clanton. Bruce Crawford and Shirley Hopkins reported two bullet holes in a car fender and sought state police protection from Governor Graves.
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Pease Clanton
Crawford
Smith
Clanton
Alabama
Graves
Birmingham
Als
Atlanta
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Bruce Crawford
Shirley Hopkins
Truro
Miss Hopkins
E. Hollums
Hollums
Downs
Emmett Gowah
LaVergne
Tenn
John Conroy
Moberly
Picketing Ends in Jackson with Battery Assault Clash
In Jackson Mississippi five Central Labor Union pickets were jailed after a clash with Sam Mason, a construction superintendent, who was beaten and treated at a local hospital. The five arrestees were C. W. Luner Edie Stanley H. B. Hatfield A. L. Poole and J. L. Armstrong charged with assault and battery.
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Jackson
Miss
Central Labor Union of
Sam Mason
Mason
C. W. Luner
Edie Stanley
H. B. Hatfield
A.L. Poole
J.L. Armstrong
Two Face Murder Charges In Death Of Mrs Daniel
W H Mason 21 was charged with murder in the creek bank slaying of Mrs Lorene J Daniel near Harteelle on July 8. Addison Milligan 41 was also jailed on murder charges after being found at the scene as investigators pursued a missing shotgun and details of a confessed relationship and alleged plan.
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Daniel
Morgan County
Lorene J. Daniel
Harteelle
W. H. Mason
J. Street Sandlin
Aaron Walton
Mason
Kilgore
J. W. Bailey
Mr. Daniel
Addison Milligan
J. W. Duncan
Martselle
Williams
Duncan
Milligan
Lewis
Brown
Alabama House passes bill shielding news sources from grand juries
The Alabama House voted 59 to 26 to protect reporters from revealing confidential sources before grand juries and investigations. Speaker Harry Walker urged passage, warning reporters face jail if they disclose confidences. opponents argued it weakens law enforcement. The session followed word Governor Bibb Graves would delay action on related street anti sedition measures.
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Sonto Se Ala
House Today
Eerce
Harry Walker
Limes stoRe
Hamner
Dallas
Kirby
Jackson
Slightler
Montgomery
Qgook
Wilcox
McDermott
T Bt Mobile
Walker Ec
Moworth
Hollis
Johnston
Long
Matthews
Phaul
Owens
Madison
Rse
Carles
Shaver
Lightler
Ker
Barbour
Todd
Whigham
Jams
Wright
Senate
Bibb Graves
Frances Kyle Heard Called by Death
Mrs Frances Kyle Heard daughter of the late Judge Kyle and Mrs Kyle died at Benevolent Jery house residence of her mother 433 Sherman street The funeral service will be held at 8 pm Wednesday at the residence with only family present Brown Funeral Company will ship the remains Thursday to Memphis for cremation Interment will be in Opelika Friday She is survived by her mother Mrs O Kyle a daughter Miss Mary Heard of Decatur four sisters and a brother
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Frances Kyle Heard
Memphis
Opelika
Heard
O. Kyle
Mises Mary Heard
Decatur
R. 8. Brown
New Orleans
Ponsonby Kyle
Montgomery
Contempt Charge Brings Jail Term for Schultz Henchman
Rocco Di Larmi, a Schultz associate, was sentenced to six months in jail for contempt of court after refusing to answer questions in the government income tax evasion case against Arthur Flegenheimer. Federal Judge Frederick H Bryant ordered confinement at the Frank Elmy jail.
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di Larmi
Joseph Harmon
Bryant
Aride
Frank
Elmty
Miss Burle Ellis Guests in Jasper and Paducah
Miss Burle Ellis of Jasper is the guest of Mrs. J. W. Williams. Miss Betty Thompson is visiting relatives in Paducah, Kentucky for several weeks.
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Burle Ellis
Jasper
J. W. Williams
Betty Thompson Isites
Paducah, Ky
Nazi policies spark local decrees and church prayers amid tensions
Reports describe halting steps by German officials as burgomasters in Nurnberg and Quedlinburg issue bans on Jewish access and flag use while Cardinal Bertram calls for prayers for peace and freedom in Germany. A Recklinghausen communique cites arrests of Brothers of Mercy for alleged immoral practices, signaling Reich efforts to curb ultra radicalism even as opposition grows.
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Halle
Nurnberg
Germany
Quedlinburg
Brothers of Mercy
Maria Lindenhof
Reich
Circus Magnate John G III Dies After Long Career
John G III, 62, once a leading circus figure, died after a long career in show business. The death follows years after stepping away from circus interests in 1916 and serving in various executive roles.
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John G. III
Jon. Robinson
Spectators Barred as Man Faces Indecent Material Charges
A court heard statements from four witnesses who once worked with the defendant and presented nude photos of him with a girl. Judge Daily warned spectators to behave or be removed as bailiffs maintained order amid noisy disruption.
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Aletorney
Pate
Joseph Daily
Warlier
Neereriot
New State Projects Outlined Across Counties
The list details proposed state projects across Alabama counties including malarial control sanitation road and bridge work and river channel clearing. Teams ranging from 12 to 262 workers are assigned to counties such as Calhoun Etowah Talladega Coosa Covington Dale Dallas Elmore Geneva Macon and Bibb with statewide malarial control and channel clearance on the Cahaba River noted.
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Montgomery
Ale
Connam
Holt
Franklin County
Franklin
Jackson
Calhoun
Cleburne
Etowah
Talladega
Autauga
Barbour
Coosa
Chambers
Covington
Crenshaw
Dale
Dallas
Elmore
Geneva
Wis
See
Macon
Pike
Imp
Tallapoosa
Bibb
Clear Channel Cahaba River
Boos and Hanes Dien to Se 96 the Killing
The fragment hints at a crime or violent incident involving individuals named Boos and Hanes Dien and a killing. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. Further readable context is needed to produce a precise news card.
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Boos
Hanes
Republicans Aim to Force Bed Committee Session on Ace Bill
Republicans plan a session to push the Ace measure through the committee and onto the floor by the weekend or by Monday at latest. Coughton says they hope to complete action by Saturday or Monday. The bill contains recommendations tied to wealth and policy.
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Coughton
Eeees Beter Sae Coca
FEE TO HURLEY IS BARED BY PROB
In a fragmentary report the dominant figure in the Gas and Electric system faces scrutiny. The total bill tied to the gas and electric operation appears under review, with references to a Hoover Administration official and wartime law context.
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Hoover
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Frances K. Heard
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