Four More Farm Bases Planned
Auburn Alabama July 1 Farmers in Alabama were told plans to establish additional farm bases within the next week, aiming to reach about 22 000 farmers. Edward A O Neal president of the American Farm Bureau Federation announced the plan with Dr L N Duncan of Alabama Polytechnic Institute and Walter L Randolph of the Farm Bureau Federation speaking at rallies urging preservation of the agricultural adjustment act AAA.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Anpeune
da Sweres
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
L. N. Duncan
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
State Extension Service
Edwards
Walter L. Randolph
Farm Bureau Federation
AAA
Journalist Released by Bandits in Inner Mongolia
German newspaperman Dr. Herbert Muellern freed by bandits reached Paochang after three weeks in captivity and seeking clothing. Gareth Jones of the Manchester Guardian remained in captivity with a ransom deadline passed, as British authorities intensified negotiations.
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Kalgan
Inner
Herbert Muellern
Paochang
Here
Gareth Jones
Manchester Guardian
David Lloyd George
Six Fishermen Bring In 153 Pound Alligator Gar
In Oklahoma six men swore by a tale and proved it by landing a 153 pound alligator gar from Dredy Creek after more than two hours of shooting with rifles. The catch was presented as evidence of the story.
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Oktaha, Okla
Dredy Creek
Rosenbaum Heard By Rotary Club
The Decatur Rotary Club met at the Lyons Hotel with Julian Harris presiding. Entertainment featured violinists Geraldine Camp and Herbert Neher and pianist Eva Love Wyatt. Lou Rosenbaum of Florence spoke on the recent International convention in Mexico City. Frank Morrow of Sheffield attended. a president pin exchange marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur Rotary Club
Lyons Hotel
Julian Harris
Bill Kimbrough
Ross Dublin
L. R. Murphree
Geraldine Camp
Herbert Neher
Eva Love Wyatt
International Service Committee
Billy Wyker
Lou
Rosenbaum
Florence
Mexico City
Mexico
Frank Morrow
Sheffield
Peter M. Dennis
Harris
Rotary Club of
Quarantine Placed in Unicoi County for Infantile Paralysis
In Unicoi county all children under 16 are quarantined for two weeks to halt infantile paralysis spread. Public venues remain open to adults while restrictions apply to minors. nine total cases and two deaths reported across Unicoi Carter and Washington counties in east Tennessee.
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Erwin
Tenn
Unicoi County
Unicoi
Carter
Washington
East
Tennessee
Funds Allotted For Health Work
President Roosevelt allotted 3 450 000 in work relief funds to the public health service for a survey of chronic diseases. The plan includes 48 800 for Alabama and aims to provide a year of employment for 3 500 white collar relief workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Public Health Service
Alabama
Hugh 8. Cummings
Lebanon Club Reports On Healthier Meals And Community Work
Mrs. B. M. Goff reports Lebanon Home Demonstration Club growth with 48 members, 17 new this year, 2 demonstrators, 2 foods leaders, and 5 leadership schools. Members practiced canning meats and vegetables, cheese and candy making, bread making, and balanced meals, while remodeling kitchens and quilting. Mrs. Emmett Barkley highlights planning a nutritious year round food supply and economical cooking aided by a pressure cooker and home canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Goff
Lebanon
Miss Kennedy
Lebanon Home Demonstration Club
Emmett Barkley
Mt Hope Roberson Reunion Draws 360 Plus Attendees
More than 360 people registered for the Mt Hope Roberson reunion held on the Mt Hope school campus Friday July 26 the first since 1915. Attendees came from Birmingham Town Creek Camden Russellville Austinville Moulton Jasper Hatton Mount Hope and out of state guests included Mrs W P Roberson New Orleans I D Simpkins the Simpkins and Valvaberg families and Rev G E Armstrong San Francisco. The event honored surviving Robersons with 12 children in the first family and 7 living today including R G Roberson R L Roberson R W Roberson and two Mrs Pickena and Counts totaling 47 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Entertainment featured the Dixie Entertainers from Hatton with children activities led by Thelma Gladys White Hagood and White. A noon dinner and ice tea were served before ice cream. Revival services by Rev Co L Bilis of Winfield will begin August at Rock Spring Presbyterian church as a union effort with the Methodist and Presbyterian churches led by Rev M B Dendy and Rev W E Dean.
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Simpkins
J. F. A. Corinth
Mies
G. EB. Armstrong
San Francisco
Blanche Armst
Tex Armstrong
Billy Armstrong
Armstrong
Roy Armstrong
W. O. Armat
Tennessee
Lula Simn
Tenn
Elus Jones
Bethel Springs
Mt. Hope
Robersons
R. G. Roberson
R. L
R. W
H. P. Pickena
B. M. Counts
M. B. Dendy
Dorothy
Rock Spring Presbyterian Church
Dean
Methodist Church
Dixie Entertainers
Hatton
Thomas Glenh Counts
Guy Counts
Decatur
Thelma
Gladys White
Hagood
Miss White
Co. L. Bilis
Winfield
W. EB. Dean
Hugh Mitchell
Leonard Roberson
Ruth Martin
Percy Smith
Pell City Man Killed In Aniston
WIllingham William 29 of Pell City died in a hospital in Aniston Ala from a fractured skull after a incident reported early today July 30. Authorities gave no further details on the cause or circumstances of his death.
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Pell City
Anniston
Ala
William Willingham
Camp Are Extended Celebrate Westmoreland Scout Camp
Rev Peter M Dennis Mire Dennis and Mrs T J Jo led a Boy Scout camp at Westmoreland under scout executive F E Norris Tennessee Valley Council. J Homer Crim assisted as activities director. Merits badges and Westmoreland Wings awarded as camp advancement. Camp offered full program with ongoing activities and strong leadership.
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Peter M. Dennis
Mire
Dennis
T. J Jo
Camp Land
F E. Norris
Tennessee Valley Council
Norris
J. Homer Crim
Westmoreland
Westmoreland Wings
Johnson's Future In Grave Doubt
Alva Bradley president of the Cleveland Indians says Walter Johnson's future as manager will be decided at a weekend conference in Detroit. Bradley adds he told Johnson he would meet him there to discuss the manager's future and the Indians' welfare in general.
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Cleveland
Alva Bradley
Cleveland Indians
Walter Johnson
Detroit
Bradley
Johnson
Auto Collision on Atlanta Highway Leaves Driver Injured
An auto accident on the Atlanta highway near Edwardsville last night left one person with fatal internal injuries and another driver M. J. Sharpe of Piedmont sustaining a head injury shock and extensive bruises.
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Atlanta
Edwardsville
M. J. Sharpe
Piedmont
Cedar Creek Community Notes and Local Visits
Cedar Creek reports Woodrow Holmes of Huntsville spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. F Holmes. Misses Nettle Lee and Josie Mae Halbrooks visit Lebanon and attend a revival. Floyd Howell, in Nashville shops, visited home over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Siey visit Birmingham relatives. Local singers joined the Gum Springs gathering Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Walker visited Foote relatives. John Foote and Elton Howell left Saturday for camp. Misses Cora and Olie Holmes plan to attend the Cedar Creek church annual sing August 4 with many singers expected. Public invited. noon dinner served.
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Woodrow Holmes
Huntsville
F. &. Holmes
Nettle Lee
Josie Mae Halbrooks
Lebanon
Floyd Howell
L. N
Nashville
Paul Siey
Birmingham
Gum Springs
McKinley Walker
R. D. Foote
John Foote
Elton Howell
Turday
Cora
Olie Holmes
Cedar Creek Church
Hope Now Is Held For Girl's Recovery
In Alabama on July 30 6 year old Ann guttle remained unconscious after a tiger train disaster at a Sandy Creek trestle near Trio. Her 10 year old sister Marion saved her life by pulling her to safety but Marion was crushed by the train. Ten people on the trestle escaped.
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Y, Ala
Annguttle
Marion
Sandy Creek
Trio
St. Margaret's Hospital
Ann
Exports Surpass Imports In U S Trade for First Time
Washington July 30 The department of commerce reports that for the first time in months United States exports exceeded imports. This contrasts with the usual seasonal decline of five percent from May to June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Commerce
Department
Arant Pleads Insanity in Fort Deposit Slaying Case
The Arant case moves toward trial for the June double killing at Fort Deposit. Rogera Arant, claiming insanity, faces prosecution led by County Attorney Jee Bell and George T. Garrett. Arant will be represented by Calvin Poole and Paul Hartley. He was arraigned, jailed for safety, and noted for a two week beard with no court demonstrations observed.
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Cote
Arant
Fort Deposit
Rogera
Power Company
Rogers
Jee Bell
George T. Garrett
Montgomery
Haygood Paterson
Montgomery County
Norman
Calvin Poole
Paul Hartley
Sixty Enrolled In Singing at Oak Ridge School
The Oak Ridge singing school reports enrollment of 60 with plans to grow. Fred Sparkman chairs the program and Richard Wallace teaches.
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Oak Ridge
Fred Sparkman
Richard Wallace
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Tures
Albany Grain & Coal CO
Davia
Paul Bunyan
U. S
Rotary Club
Stone & Barnett
Upson Board
Armor Board
Lowe Brothers Paints and
Old Ferry Road
Shocco Springs
wWrite
Shocco Springs Company, Inc
Talladegs, Alabama
Wittem Ferguson
England
California
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Ing
Cedar Creek
Charlotte
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TVA
Athens, Ala
Pat A. Miller
J. M. Bond
Bama
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