Hague Leads Spectacular Jersey City Demonstration
Mayor Frank Hague headlines a massive unity rally in Journal Square with 75,000 marchers and 175,000 spectators, asserting strong Americanism against radicals. The crowd, including prominent officials and National Guard units, limits radical influence and celebrates national symbols amid fireworks and torches.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Hague
Journal Square
Norman Thomas
Hague
Democratic National Committee
Committee of War Veterans
Hugh A. Kelly
A. Harry Moore
George T. Vickers
Hudson County
William A. Higgins
New Jersey National Guard
National Guard
113Th Infantry
Kelly
Daniel Casey
U. S
Edward J. Hart
Mary T. Norton
House Labor Committee
Uncle Sam
William J. Carney
CIO
New Jersey
Brendan Sexton
Workers Defense League
Roosevelt
Herman L Matson
Workers Defense League of
Fiesta Br Oren Arnold Released By Central Press Association
Fiesta Br Oren Arnold tells of a Hollywood star Ellen Dale and Bill Baron amid a journey to a Durango ranch. They dine with a Mexican family near Nogales, share beans and handmade linen, and plan a ranch purchase while navigating love, wealth, and new beginnings.
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Fiesta
Oren Arnold
Central Press Association
Fexan
Holly
Ellen
Bill
Durango
Arizona
Bill Baron
Allen
Nogales
New York
Senora
Senor
Mexico
Ellen Dale
Sunday School at Bethlehem Draws Large Crowd
A large crowd attended Sunday school at Bethlehem. Local families, including the Blevins and Holmes households, visited relatives and friends across Morgan County. Several residents visited Hartselle for shopping, games, and prayers, while illness affected Mrs. Smallwood at her Hartselle home.
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BethLehem
Bennie Blevins
Henry Holmes
Harriet Holmes
Buvie Blevins
Euvie Blevins
Hartselle
Roy Johnson
Smallwood
Buddy Wilson
Charles Stevenson
Annie Jo Holmes
Evie Blevins
Christine Sanders
Rainy spell fills Morgan County with visitors and trips
The Morgan County Enon area reports continued rain and a string of visits as residents and relatives travel between Five Points Oakville and nearby farms. Notable names include Hensley McCaghren Myers Byars Lindsey Owen Jones Hamilton and Kenum among others visiting kin Sunday and Monday.
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R. I. Hensley
Hubert McCaghren
Hoyt
Orvald McCaghren
Herman Lindsey
Laura Owen
Dorothy Owen
Orval McCaghren
Dorothy Byars
Ora Myers
Junior
Hellen Lindsey
Agnes Byars
Irus Jenkins
Frank Myers
John Callahan
Sam Hamilton
Frank Knight
Lonnie Hampton
Louie
Bake Kenum
Rube Hamilton
Oveta Kenum
Arthur Jones
Clarence Hensley
Edward Jones
Bond vote set in Selma high school expansion plan
Selma voters will decide on July 5 whether to issue 165000 dollars in bonds to supplement WPA funds for a new high school construction project.
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Selma
Ala
Tax Revenue Breakdown From May 14 Release
Comptroller Lee released 538 307 on May 14 with 450 000 from sales tax on receipt tax and tobacco related revenue identified.
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Lee
Morgan County Liberty Diary Notes Local Visits
Local residents report good weather for farming activity. Dorothy Brown returns to good health. Dwight Harp and Homer Jones visit Union Grove. Roberts and Harp families host and visit relatives. Walter Aldridge family visit Mt. Moriah. Bernice Bryant guest of Leonard Harp. Stella Gregory and baby Carolyn stay with Powell family. Seldon Harp family visit Elk Roberts.
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Dorothy Brown
Dwight Harp
Homer Jones
Union Grove
R. B. Roberts
Walter Aldridge
W. W. Aldridge
Mt. Moriah
Bernice Bryant
Cole Springs
Leonard Harp
Stella Gregory
Carolyn
Powell
Seldon Harp
Harp
Gerspent
Elk Roberts
Neel
Peacock Fights Mirror at Philadelphia Zoo
A peacock at the Philadelphia Zoo engaged in a half hour duel with its own reflection in a mirror on a penny scale. The bird charged repeatedly with ruffled wings and arched neck before a keeper covered the mirror with canvas.
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Philadelphia
Zoo
Japan Best Arms Buyer Surges as War Exports Rise
Washington reports Japan surpassed China as the United States’ top buyer of war materials in the first half of the year. From December 1 to June 1 Japan spent about 6.0 million dollars on U S war equipment, with China at 5.8 million. Overall six month exports totaled 31.0 million, aircraft and parts leading. Soviet Russia’s purchases fell sharply. The State Department considers Britain’s call for an aerial attack investigation in Spain, with likely only a military observer joining any commission.
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Washington
Japan
United States
State Department
China
Brazil
National Munitions Control Board
Muni- Hons Board
Soviet Russia
Spain
Hull
Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth Suffering Cold at Windsor
Official notice states Queen Elizabeth is mildly ill with a slight cold and stays at Windsor royal lodge as a precautionary measure.
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London
Elizabeth
Royal Lodge of Windsor
Boy Postal Telegraph delivery goes to Hollywood
Fourteen year old Peter Stefanisin Jr, a Postal Telegraph boy, delivered a message to Paul Stone in Chicago and sat for studio photos that led a talent scout to send him to Paramount's dramatic training school in Hollywood.
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Peter Stefanisin, Jr
Paul Stone
Chicago
Robert Taylor
Stone
Stefanisin
Hollywood
Paramount
Legion Plans Fort Stephen Decatur Dedication
Attendance of all members at the regular meeting Thursday evening urged as final plans are discussed for the Fort Stephen Decatur dedication on July 1. The meeting at Martin arena starts at 7 30.
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the American Legion
The
Post
Fort Stephen Decatur
Martin Arena
Junior legislators debate driver exams in Alabama camp legislature
Alabama juniors at an American Legion camp in Montgomery stage a mock legislature. They propose mandatory mental and physical exams for drivers. Vernon Jansen steps aside as camp organizers hand control to youth leaders. The session opens with the first law establishing camp health rules and Speaker Gerney Mitchell presiding.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
American Legion
Campestore
James V. Thompson
Sylacauga
Gerney Mitchell
House of Representatives
Jack Ray
Senate
Vernon L. Jansen
Mobile
Solons
Thieves Loot Potts and Company Vault in First Loss Report
Philadelphia officials say Horace T. Potts and Company suffered its first loss since its founding 123 years ago after thieves broke into the building and stole 250 dollars in cash and stamps from a vault.
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Philadelphia
Horace T. Potts and Company
Leaf surface converts CO2 to O2 at two gallons per day
Each square yard of leaf area absorbs about two gallons of carbon dioxide daily and releases an equal amount of oxygen, illustrating plant respiration and photosynthesis balance.
Itinerary for Dr Lazenby in Decatur District
The schedule for Dr. M. E. K. Lazenby, presiding in the Decatur district, lists events for the weekend. On Saturday June 11 he preaches at Basham on the Austinville charge with Rev. Z. R. pastor at 11 and a 12 o’clock service, then quarterly conference at 1 15 in the afternoon. On Sunday June 12 he preaches at Elkmont with Rev. W. B. Pettus as pastor at 11 followed by quarterly conference after lunch, and in the evening at Athens with Rev. A. S. Pittard.
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M. EK. Lazenby
Decatur
Basham
Austinville
Z. R
Elkmont
W. B. Pettus
Athens
A. &. Pitta
Britton To Lead Mid Week Service At Central Baptist
The mid week prayer and Bible study meeting will be led in Rev. John Cowell Jr. absence by Rev. Homer the assistant pastor at Central Baptist Church. Officers urge fellowship around word and in prayer at seven thirty Wednesday evening.
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John ©. Cowell Jr
Homer
Central Baptist Church
Alabama druggists hold joint annual meeting in Birmingham
Hundreds of Alabama druggists gathered in Birmingham for the main address today as the auxiliary group met simultaneously for its sixth annual meeting.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
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