Butler and Mc Reynolds Lead Dissent Count in Supreme Court Term
Washington June 1 Justice Hugo Black drew headlines for dissents but Justice James Mc Reynolds led with 28 dissents including five solitary opinions. Justice Pierce Butler had 21 dissents often joined by Mc Reynolds. Chief Justice Hughes had no dissents. The piece notes political lines and specific cases across the term and mentions related tax and state power debates.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
James Co
Mc Reynolds
Black
Pierce Butler
Hughes
Wallace
Kansas City
Agriture Department
Denver Union Stockyards Company
Alabama
Roosevelt
California
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Montana
Stanley Reed
Reed
Ellen Dale Entangled in Mexican Adventure Romance
Ellen Dale, Hollywood star, and Bill Baron are rescued from Yaqui captors at Montoya ranch in Mexico. Ellen returns to Nogales and Hollywood while Sid Bromberg presses a marriage plan, but Ellen rejects him and vows to marry another man after receiving an anonymous Navajo bracelet. The story continues with her travel and emotional conflict.
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Bill Baron
Elien Dale
Hollywood
Eblien
Bill
Montoya
Mex’ Oa Ieee
Sila
Hersephere
Old Mexico
Fin
Panola Montoya
Ellen
Julio
Felix
Nogales
Ariz
United States Border Patrol
Ellen Dale
Sid Bromberg
Sid
United States
Moving Picture Capital
Panola
Mexico
Papa
New York
Old
San Antonio
Hllen
Bromberg
Studio
Arizona
California
Manhattan
Patrolman’s overtime parking case ends in suspended fine
Patrolman Martin Brightman faced Judge Ralph Powers for overtime parking. He admitted guilt and offered two one dollar bills as payment. The judge suspended the fine and warned that a repeat offense would double the penalty.
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Martin Brightman
Ralph Powers
Community Social Roundup in Morgan County
A Morgan County social slate notes a Saturday party at Roy Bucklew’s, visits by Misses Minter and Jones to relatives and friends, and a Falkville singing gathering. Local students from Auburn College and Arab visit home, with health updates for Elma Gibson and Betty Woodruff. Families from Vinemont to Decatur are seen at multiple gatherings and illnesses discussed.
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Roy Bucklew
Sara Minter
Melba
Wilda Owen
Virgie Puckett
Vinemont
Falkville
Owen Reeder
Auburn College
J. L. Reeder
Jesse Mae Jones
Hartselle
Mary Sue Jones
Ben Jones
Raymon Minter
Hazel and
Wildean
Loyd Minter
Bobby Jones
W. T. Jones
Thelma Praytor
Barbara Summerford
C. E. Howse
Jessie Mae Jones
R. O. Camp
Mildred
Elma Gibson
Ester Patterson
Tanner
W. H. Gibson
Clarence Tanner
Assembly Set for Intermediate Epworth League in Athens
The North Alabama district summer assembly for Intermediate Epworth Leaguers will be held at Athens College June 20 to 24 with Mrs. L. D. Patterson of Decatur serving as dean.
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Athens
Ala
Epworth Leaguers
North Alabama
Athens College
L. D. Patterson
Decatur
Farm income in area drops in six state district
The Federal Reserve reports first quarter 1938 farm income in the six state district at 151.6 million from sales of farm products and livestock, down 10.2 percent from a year earlier as government payments decline by about 25.9 million. March figures show continued declines in both income and benefits across Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Reward in Carmi Illinois July 1 patrol incident
Reward offered in Carmi Illinois after a Fairfield man Oscar KCartey involved in a reported incident. Details are sparse in the fragment with no clear outcome or authorities named.
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Carmi
Ill
Oscar K. Cartey
Fairfield
Forty-Year Courtship Ends in Marriage
A man who kept company with Miss Daisy D. Williams, a schoolteacher, for forty years announced their marriage last week, marking a long, steadfast union.
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Sistent Fellow
Daisy D. Williams
Walker Carries Self-Muilt Coffin Toward Hollywood
Oris Ted Chef Hunter, 55, of Idabel Oklahoma, carved a hand made coffin and walked to Hollywood to seek film work. He left his wife and children, plans to sleep in the coffin nightly, and says a death warning spurred the move while hoping for money and fame.
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Hugo
Okla
Hunter
Hollywood
Idabel
Qo Bunion
California
Ches
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Betty
B. L. Landers
Hotpoint Electric
United
Harvey Pride
Second Ave
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Ginger Bowers
Katharine Hepburn
James Stewart
Ginger
Westinghouse
Thomas
Corner Bank & Church Sts
Alabama Power Company
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