Methodist Young People Gather In Montevallo For Week
North Alabama Conference young people assemble at Montevallo Alabama for a week long program with classes and speakers. About four hundred delegates from Decatur Athens Hanceville Tanner Cullman Huntsville and other cities participate under Dr L D Patterson and leaders from Central Methodist and First Church Decatur.
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North Alabama Conference
Young People's Assembly
Alabama
Montevallo
North Alabama
Decatur
L. D. Patterson
First Church
Mr. Collier
Billy Duncan
Richard Coffee
Mary Kate Nungester
Anne Johnson
Atlee Wilson
Mary Vaughan Patterson
David Allen
Byron Carrell
Central Methodist Church
Henry Day
Raymond Ross
W. Oo. Lipscomb
Margaret Lawrence
Marion Schimmel
Frank Troup
Athens
Misses Lily
Ruth McDonald
Hanceville
Hutbye Ash
Tanner
Annie Lou Swan
Trustee to Sell Undivided Interest in Millie Hubbard Estate
Noble J. Russell trustee will auction the bankrupt Millie Hubbard undivided one fifth interest in Morgan County Alabama real estate. Sale set for June 18 1938 at 11 AM and 3 PM in Decatur front courthouse doors. Described lands include NW 1-4 and other fractional interests across Sections 14 15 and 10 Township 6 Range 2 West totaling about 348 acres. BEN L BRITNELL attorney for trustee. May 26 June 29.
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Uptcy Bankr
District Court of the United States
Alabama
Millie Hubbard
C .B. Kennamer
Huntsville
Noble J. Russell
David A. Grayson
Noble J. ‘Russell
Decatur
Morgan County
Ben L
Britnell
Estate of George Colquitt Probate Notice
Probate Court issues letters of administration on the estate of George Colquitt dated May 1938. All claimants must present their claims within the time allowed by law or be barred. Claud e Colquitt named administrator.
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George Colquitt
Probate Court
B. L. Malone
Morgan County
Claude Colquitt
Markets Inch Forward In Tepid Trading On June 2
New York brokers report a cautious recovery attempt in early exchanges with modest gains evaporating as volume shrank. Analysts cite technical factors from recent decline while U S Steel debenture sale boosts sentiment. list of favored stocks includes Bethlehem, Westinghouse, Eastman Kodak and Union Carbide among others. Spot cotton in New Orleans closes four points lower as Memphis cottonseed futures hold firm with several contracts quoted higher for June through January.
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Wall Street
Victor Eubank
New York
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Unidri Carbide
Anaconda
Cerro de Pasco
U.S. Rubber
Mont- Ward
Sears Roebuck
Boeing
United Aircraft
Standard Oil of
N. J
Consolidated Edison
Southern Pacific
International Harvester
Butter and Eggs Prices Report From Chicago Market
Butter receipts total 1 308 904 pounds with creamery extras at 90 91 score and 231 224 figures. Eggs prices listed at 28 066 with current receipts 18 and storage packed extras 20. All other prices unchanged for the period.
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Chicago
Poultry Trade Report From Chicago Markets
Chicago on June 2 reports live poultry steady with 47 trucks. Hens over five pounds and Leghorn broilers priced at 17 to 18 cents per pound for 1-2 weight category.
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Chicago
Nashville Livestock Market Report June Sale Totals
Cattle 250, calves 150. Good clearance, steady. Cutter cows 3.50-4.50, fat cows to 6.00, fed steers and yearlings 8.00-9.00, grassy stock 6.00-8.00, top vealers 8.45. Hogs 500, 20 higher, 140-300 lb 7.75-8.30, sows 6.60. Sheep 1,200, around steady. spring lambs 9.00 to 9.25, clipped fat ewes to 3.00.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
Doctors shift on Levines case in New Rochelle
Dr Amos Squire rethinks the case and says kidnapers decapitated 12 year old Peter Levine before dumping his body in Long Island Sound. Police and federal agents continue searching the Sound near where the torso washed ashore after a wire bound drowning.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
Amos
Squire
Westchester County
Peter Levine
Long Island Sound
Women abduct two boys for doctor visit in Jimmy Cash case
State Police Sgt. Charles Manning said a search was under way for two women who took a five year old boy in sleeping clothes to Dr. J. D. Boyd's office in Chittenango for throat treatment. The women left a ring as payment and claimed they had no money. The incident is part of the Jimmy Cash kidnapping case in Oneida.
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Oneida
N. Y
Charles Manning
J. D. Boyd
Chittenango
Manning
Jimmy Cash
Markets at a Glance Mixed Moves in June Trading
New York stocks steady with a late rally in utilities, bonds higher as U S governments lead. Curb improved with utilities and specialties favored. foreign exchange steady with sterling slipping slightly. Cotton easy with foreign and New Orleans selling. sugar higher. coffee soft on European selling. Chicago wheat firm, corn higher as rains retard planting. Cattle mostly steady, hogs up 10 to 15.
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New York
U. S
New Orleans
Commission House
Chicago
Sardis Spring crowd hears largest singing ever
The Sardis Spring community reports the largest crowd ever at a singing event Sunday. Includes visits by Pauline Eaton of Birmingham and multiple local residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings nearby.
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Betha Lee Dedmon
Sardis Spring
Pauline Eaton
Birmingham
J. M. Eaton
Dave Smith
Walter Emberton
Crutcher Bailey
Rudolph Carroll
Alfred Smith
Petersburg
Tenn
Ruth Carroll
Clara Browning
T. W
Virgin Hargrove
Ruby Dedman
John Hickerson
Clarence Green
Ruth Willis
Carey
Ruth Bailey
Mary
Elizabeth Coble
Near Hollands Gin
Corene Sims
Cottonseed Oil Prices Reported in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 2 cottonseed oil markets closed steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 7.45 and prime crude at 6.37 to 6.62. Futures listed July 17.33B September 7.06B and Oct Dec 697B with January 7.00B.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cotton
Sas Emeneenneeenene
Cotton York
Creneeensneen
Nee Ee Ream
New Orleans
Police Seek Kidnappers in Florida Case
Lakeland police search for a man, woman, and a small boy in an old Chevrolet coupe linked to the Jimmy Cash kidnapping. R C Bay reported a couple and a five year old boy were seen stopping at a restaurant around 10 a.m. with the boy refusing to eat.
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Lakeland
Fla
Roy Huchingson
Jimmy Cash
Huchingson
R. C. Bay
Highlands City
Here
Bay
Neel Home Demonstration Club Meets At Glasgow Home
The Neel Home Demonstration Club held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Gurnie Glasgow’s home with twelve members present two new members Mrs. Jim Glasgow and Mrs. Robert McAbee and one visitor Mrs. Tom Harp. Mrs. Arthur Singleton spoke on the value of a farmers’ organization to the rural community and M Rowe demonstrated stain removal. The meeting adjourned with plans for the June gathering at Mrs. Evie Betterton’s home on the fourth Thursday at 1 30 p m.
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Neel Home Demonstration Club
Gurnie Glasgow
Jim Glasgow
Robert McAbee
Tom Harp
William Betterton
Parks Glasgow
Arthur Singleton
M Rowe
Evie Betterton
Sparrow Nest Found Under Car During Service
Kansas City report describes Andy Collins a service station owner lifting a car to the rack when a mother sparrow flew out with three young from a nest wedged between the gas line tank and the frame. He removed the nest and fixed the squeak.
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Kansas City
Andy Collins
Collings
Adams Enters Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers
Adama vice president of Tennessee Valley Bank has been accepted as a student in the Graduate School of Banking. He will leave June 17 for Rutgers University to begin a two year course with two weeks of resident sessions and home extension work under a large faculty. He plans to graduate with the class of 1940.
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Tennessee Valley Bank
Graduate School of Banking
Bank
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Bank of
Mainent
Adams
Rutgers
Britain Seeks Postwar Spanish Government Cooperation
Britain plans a postwar Spanish government drawn from nonparticipants in the conflict and aims to remove foreign troops. The approach includes agrarian reforms and social legislation to guarantee workers’ rights, plus general amnesty for cooperation in reconstruction. Russia reportedly rejects the border closure tied to withdrawal, while Chamberlain eyes easing tensions with Germany and appeals to Hitler through indirect channels.
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Russia
Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
Europe
Germany
Hitler
Morgan County Community Notes at Johnson Chapel
Morgan County locals share visits and gatherings with relatives and neighbors. A legible report highlights a fishing trip, a playful injury to Loretta Long, hospital updates for Lavern Maples and Bud Reid, and social visits among the Glasgows, Longs, and other families.
Harvard President Rejects Retention of Two Professors
Cambridge June 2 Harvard President James Bryant Conant ends a year long dispute by rejecting a faculty committee recommendation to retain economists Drs J Raymond Walsh and Alan R Sweezy.
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Cambridge, Mass
J. Raymond Walsh
Alan R. Sweezy
Harvard University
James Bryant Conant
Decatur News Highlights Social and Church Events
Decatur social life covers visits from Mr and Mrs A M Doss of Indianapolis and other relatives. Dr and Mrs Henry Sigman move to Spotswood Apartments. Rev J F Ray delivers a Revelation talk. Mrs J F Ray improves after operation. Red Cross and WPA figures visit. weddings, births, and funeral notices appear among local residents and guests.
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A. M. Doss
Indianapolis
J. BE. Hogan
W. W. Doss
Hartselle
Civil service announces loftsman exams at Navy Yard Charleston
The Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for a loftsman at $7.39 to $8.35 a day no allowances at the U S Navy Yard Charleston D C Applications must be on file with the recorder Board of Labor Employments U S Navy Yard Charleston S C by June 23. Further information from H Yarbrough at the post office.
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Loftsman
U. S. Navy Yard
Charleston
D. C
Recorder
Board of Labor Employments U. 8
Navy Yard
8. C
H. Yarbrough
Lowery Concert Set for Athens College
Local baritone Goois Lowery will perform at Athens College Friday at eight o clock. He will be assisted by Emily Chandler pianist and Frank M Church as accompanist. Many Decatur residents are expected to attend this program.
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Goois Lowery
Athens College
Lowery
Emily Chandler
Athens
Chandler
B. L. Malone
Frank M. Church
Decatur
Roosevelt views sought on wage hour bill by Senate group
Washington June 2 The committee drafting compromise wage hour legislation wants an outline of President Roosevelt's exact views. Senators Thomas Murray Ellender and Pepper said a presidential statement would help, while noting Roosevelt may avoid public remarks unless a deadlock arises.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Thomas
Utah
Bey
Murray
Mont
Ellender
Pepper
Fla
Metcalfe Walling
Labor Department
Georgia
New York State
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Westminster Bible School Opens for Two-Weeks
Westminster Presbyterian church announces a daily vacation Bible school starting June 12 for two weeks. Miss Jane Davis a Montevallo College senior will direct with a capable faculty. Courses welcome all children desiring to attend.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jane Davis
Montevallo College
Yankees Nose Out Tigers In First
The Yankees edged the Detroit Tigers 5 to 4 in the opener of a double header as Myril Hoag drove in the winning run with a single to plate a man from second in the eighth. Red Rolfe blasted a two aboard homer and Spud Chandler limited Detroit to six hits.
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Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Myril Hoag
Red Rolfe
Spud Chandler
Detroits
Decatur Youth Eugene Caudill Graduates From Kentucky
Eugene Edward Caudill of Decatur will receive a B S degree in commerce at the University of Kentucky in Lexington during Friday night exercises. He graduated from Decatur High School in 1932 and is the son of Mr and Mrs S E Caudill.
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Eugene Edward Caudill
Decatur
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Decatur High School
S. E. Caudill
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