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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

10

Old Florence Burns. Two Die in Birmingham Hotel Fire

A blaze tore through the 40 year old Florence Hotel in downtown Birmingham last night. Firemen recovered a body identified as J L Parker from a third floor room and another victim, William Decker of Jacksonville Florida, who died after leaping from a fifth floor room. About twenty guests fled in terror. five persons were injured and damages are estimated at 250000. State fire marshal investigators began work as the city fire department fought the flames.

Perons Florence Birmingham J.L. Parker William Decker Jacksonville Fla

Florence Hotel Fire Leaves Five Injured In Birmingham

The Florence Hotel blaze trapped two women on the fourth floor who leapt to safety four stories below, while others escaped with burns and cuts. C A Fletcher 45 a salesman sustained facial and body burns. Miss Billie Weaver of Memphis bruised and cut. Mrs Martha Purdin 20 of Arizona bruised and cut. Miss Ann Croswell 17 of Cullman burns on arms legs and back. Thomas R Young of Birmingham slightly burned. Mrs Purdin was rescued after a leg snagged a third floor window. The hotel, once Birmingham’s social hub, has shifted to a resident base with transient guests.

C. A. Fletcher Billie Weaver Memphis Tenn Martha Purdin Arizona Ann Croswell Thomas R. Young Birmingham Miss Weaver Fletcher Florence Broadway

Mayors Reid Named Executive Secretary of Alabama League

Ed Reid of Flomaton Alabama is named executive secretary of the Alabama League of Municipalities and will open an office in Monts Somery. The League decided a full time executive secretary was needed in the capital to inform mayors and expand membership.

Ed Reid Flomaton Ala Alabama League of Municipalities Monts Somery

Havana Kidnapping Case Sees Victim’s Lawyer Detained

In Havana on June 7, Pedro Herrera Sotolongo, attorney for 78 year old Antonio San Miguel, was detained by police amid the abduction case. The lawyer said he could not contact the abductors yet hoped to do so. ransom negotiations stalled as authorities clash with associates urging action.

Edmund A. Chester Associated Press Havana Pedro Herrera Sotolongo Antonio San Miguel San Miguel Sotolongo

Vaughn Wins Pat Miller Prize for First Home Grown Tomatoes

John W. Vaughan of Decatur Route 4 won the Pat A. Miller prize for the first home grown tomatoes produced by a reservoir clearance division member. Tomatoes are on display in TVA building office windows at Bank and Vine streets. Vaughan is in unit 23.

John W. Vaughan Decatur Pat A. Miller TVA Bank and Vine Streets Vaughn Unit 23

Cotton Exports On Upgrade Amid Market Signs

Washington dispatch reports encouraging signals in the cotton export situation as Cully A. Cobb AAA cotton chief notes foreign buyers responsive again due to dwindling stocks domestic price stabilization and production outside the United States. Roosevelt opponents had used alleged foreign demand destruction to attack the AAA amid the Supreme Court NRA decision.

Francis M. Lemay Washington Farm Administration Supreme Court NRA New Deal Rooseveltgn AAA Cully A. Cobb United

Revival for Young People at Hartselle

A young people's revival will begin at the Methodist church in Hartselle with Rev. Ted Hightower preaching. Services are set for 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily all next week, with an emphasis on inviting youth to attend each message.

Hartselle Ted Hightower Srevices

Foreign buyers wary as cotton prices loom in 1929 context

A New York report notes Russia bought its heaviest American cotton in two months since 1929. Cobb says foreign consumers stayed away, stockpiling 6 cent cotton in expectation of a price rise and doubting the success of the cotton adjustment program.

New York Russia Cobb

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