Motor brake applied hard in heaviest manufacturing week
New York June 3 The motor industry sharply cut output this week with auto and truck assemblies down to about 32 445 units from 67 740 previous week and 32 980 in 1938 the first yearlow. Other sectors show cautious gains in textiles copper and steel while Wall Street remains slow.
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Frederick Gardner
New York
Briggs Body
Associated Press
Wall Street
United States
Morgenthau
Treasury
The Parsoness of Broadway and the Dream of Money
Eleanor Parrish, a novelist and playwright, wrestles with wealth and creative disillusion as she watches a shaky Broadway production. She recalls happier days, contemplates leaving her hit, and weighs a lucrative offer from Johnson to finish a Jackson saga by June. Her life centers on money, fame, and a fading artistic spark.
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Eleanor
Phil
Eleanor Parrish
Phillip Parrish
Johnson
Final Meeting of Falkville Cotaco Culture Club
Mrs. W. M. Patterson hosted the Falkville Cotaco Culture Club for its final gathering. Judge Seybourn Lynne of Decatur spoke as guest, with Miss Sue Patterson singing and refreshments served to members and guests.
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W. M. Patterson
Falkville Cotaco Culture Club
Virginia Knight
E. L. Drinkard
Seybourn Lynne
Decatur
Sue Patterson
Comer Junkins
Robert Summerford
C. W. Crowe
John Knight
Jack Rowe
J. L. Rowe
W. E. Cloud
Frances Carpenter
Mary McCable
Jeanne Drinkard
Sarah Drinkard
W. E. Knight
W. O. Clark
C. O. Blackwell
Vaughn Crowe
J B. Patterson
Devyere McCoy
Adlia Patterson
Stoke Up a Bit You Skinny Gals
Advice column urging fuller figures for women and healthy habits. Explains how over dieting harms appearance and health, recommends milk, meat, fruits, vegetables, and cereals with sugar and cream. Includes posture tips, infant care, dental care, and overall wellness guidance.
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Helen Follett
Manton Case Nears Close In Court
In New York on June 3 the Manton trial moves toward verdict as the defendant finishes testimony about cash loans totaling over 600000 dollars from litigants and associates. Final arguments by prosecution and defense awaited before jury deliberations.
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New York
Martin T. Manton
Manton
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S
John T. Cahill
James J. Sullivan
Lord and Thomas
American Tobacco Company
Sullivan
Lord and
Thomas
The
American Tobacco Co
Attorney General Lawson Forecasts Budget for State Legal Work
Attorney General Thomas Lawsoms predicted the state could handle all legal business on a 73000 dollar annual appropriation with provisions. He spoke before the judiciary committee as it recessed yesterday under Sen ator Verde Elmore who chairs. Elmore hinted plans to recess until July 7 might be altered.
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Montgomery
Ala
Thomas
Lawsoms
Lawson
Verde Elmore
Elmore
Three Young Women to Lead Local Church Vacation Bible School
The Sunshine Gospel Trio from Moody Bible Institute Chicago will organize Central Baptist Church daily Vacation Bible School from Monday through the 18th. They will also lead Sunday evening services at 7 30 p m singing special old church songs and are noted graduates active in the extension department and centenary meetings.
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Sunshine Gospel Trio
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Central Baptist Church
Dobbins Chosen Chairman of County Tax Board
W. S. Dobbins the Athens real estate man was named chairman of the county tax equalization board by Felix Bates and Luther Blakely. Luther Yarbrough will serve as ex officio secretary as the board begins inspecting properties county wide after protests to valuations.
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Felix G. Bates
Luther Blakely
Luther Yarbrough
Congress In Brief: Recessed Houses Resume Tax Hearings
The Ways and Means Committee resumes tax hearings at 10 a.m. EST as both chambers are in recess. Yesterday the House passed and sent to the president legislation creating an office of undersecretary of commerce.
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Associated Press
House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Governor Warns State Employees On Political Contributions
Governor Dixon urged state workers not to solicit or accept political contributions as he announced a new merit system. He warned such activity would lead to dismissal and stressed the law prohibits political gifts under the reform.
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Montgomery
Ala
Dixon
Tribute to Jefferson Davis Observed Across the South
June 3 observances marked the birthday of Jefferson Davis, with Georgia closing the capitol and state offices in tribute. The Confederate leader, born June 3 1808 in Kentucky, led Mississippi volunteers in 1846 and later served as president of the Confederacy.
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Atlanta
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Kentucky
Mississippi
United States Senate
Zachary Taylor
Monterey
Buena Vista
Lower South
Horace Greeley
Beauvoir
New Orleans
Richmond
E. D. Rivers
Georgia
Rivers
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