Probe Into Reported Vice in Mobile Police Began
Two investigations into corruption and vice within Mobile police and fire departments were reported by Civil Service Board member Neander Cunningham. Peter B. Hamilton, board chairman, proposed an inquiry into the police and fire departments after receiving months of information suggesting some officers accepted bribe money. Cunningham said the probes have been underway for many months and are highly serious and confidential. Sidney C. Phillips voted against the new probe. Hamilton noted he sought the police inquiry after gathered information over several months.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Police Department
Neander Cunningham
Civil Service Board
Peter B. Hamilton
Cunningham
Sidney C. Phillips
Hamilton
Police Department
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions Of June In Montgomery
The Alabama Supreme Court released a batch of decisions on Thursday with Gardner and others listed. Cases include affirmations reversals remands and writs denied or awarded across Washington Montgomery Shelby Jefferson Barbour and Barbour circuits. Several petitions for certiorari were denied while others received mandamus or reinstatement actions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Gardner
Lowery Curlee
State
Washington Circuit Court
John C. Curry
Rev
J. W. Reeves
Montgomery Circuit Court
J. R. Martin
Admr
Shelby
J. A. Burns
Etowah
Jefferson Circuit Court
Lee Franklin
Franklin V. State
Court of Appeals
Foster
Holmes Pfingst
H. D. Solomon
Equity
Louise Heffelfinger
Circuit Court
Knight
Justice
Atty
Henry McPherson
Tom Sexton
Street Lowery
First National Bank of
Oneonta
Blount Druit Court
Mobile County
Als
State of Alabama
Nellie A. Cammack
Mobile Circuit Court
Henry Clark
Barbour
N. C. Beck
Alias
Co. E. Grammer
State .of
Alabama
State of
Paula Black
Mary Collett Black
Lawrence County News Brief Highlights Local Visits and Weather
Rev and Mrs Ben Compton and Mrs A J Shelton attended a Sulpher Springs singing. Amos Garner of Decatur was weekend guest of daughter Ennis Shelton. Esley Shelton’s family plus W T Nesmith visited. Crops look good after last week’s rain. Harvie Rose visited Esley Shelton Sunday. Polk Shelton and family also present.
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Ben Compton
A. J. Shelton
Sulpher Springs
Amos Garner
Decatur
Ennis Shelton
Esley Shelton
W. T. NeSmith
Harvie Rose
Polk Shelton
Hershel
Grover Gillespie
Bibert Tucker
Joe Brown
Grady Brown
Ode Letson
Dutch Townson
Archie Townson
Calli NeSmith
Social visits and church notes from Cullman area community
A Cullman County column lists numerous visits and family gatherings. Residents including Mrs. George Aaron, Mrs. Vergil Oldacre, Miss Grace Cheatham, and others spent Sunday with relatives and attended singing and church events at West Point and nearby locales. Rainless crop notes and ongoing planting report crop concerns.
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George Aaron
Vergil Lee Oldacre
Martin Gardner
J. W. Cheatham
Henry Thomas
Rosevelt Wilson
Melvin Whittle
Lewis
Merle, Wayne
Lowell Via
Bue Bennefield
West Point
Elbert Sheats
Hartselle
Cullman
Grace Cheatham
Norine Buchelew
Richard Buchelew
Buell Bennefield
Bichenezer
Troy Hudson
Baby
Sardis
Montgomery
Clarence Hudson
Battle Ground
Little Marjorie
Max Cheat
Knox backs aid to Allies without troops, Chicago report
Frank Knox, publisher of the Chicago Daily News and 1936 Republican vice presidential nominee, urged the United States to supply France and Britain with everything short of soldiers to help win the war. He said American neutrality had been a sham and that aiding the Allies would bolster U.S. security.
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Chicago
Frank Knox
United State
France
Great Britain
Chicago Daily News
Five Former Je Suis Partout Staff Arrested in Paris
French authorities arrested five prominent former editorial staff members of the suppression targeted weekly Je Suis Partout. They were charged with menacing state security amid a crackdown on right wing press with Hitlerian sympathies.
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Paris
I Am
City officials hear Cunningham on Civil Service Board authority
Cunningham stated that as long as the appointed heads of the city of Mobile take proper action, there is no reason for the Civil Service Board to strip their authority as city commissioners. He emphasized continued compliance and proper action by city leaders in the probe context.
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Cunningham
Mobile
Civil Service Board
Your Want Ada will go into more than 7000 homes
Tele phone 46. An area service note indicating Ada will be distributed to over seven thousand households with contact option 46 for inquiries.
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Ada
Daily crossword across 1 Helmsmar to 55 Torrid
Crossword puzzle listing across clues and down clues with definitions and wordplay. Contains numbered entries from 1 to 55 across and 1 to 55 down, including hints like Beiges, Shames, River in Kansas, and Earth the East. Provides yesterday’s answer and multiple thematic terms in a compact grid.
Gly-Cas Benefits Claimed By Decatur Woman
Mrs. W. H. Pique of Decatur says Gly-Cas eased leg pain from clogged intestinal impurities, improved digestion, sleep, energy, and ability to do housework. She credits Gly-Cas sold at Loyd Drug Store and local outlets for relief after years of misery.
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Fifth Ave
Decatur
Loyd Drug Store
Mrs. Pique
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