Eva Coo Heads The Women Marked For Death in U S
Eva Coo moved to the front of the list of women condemned to death as May H Carey and others face execution. The piece notes past female executions, including Martha Place and Ruth Snyder, and quotes Governor Roosevelt on gender and punishment, with reference to Eva Coe awaiting her June 27 chair.
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Dale Harrison
Associated Press
New York
Eva ‘Coo
May H. Carey
Georgetown
Delaware
Mrs. Coe
Ruth Snyder
Anna Antonio
Martha M. Place
Theodore Roosevelt
Lehman
Eva Coe
Roosevelt
Eva Coo
Calgary
Coe
Harry Wright
Tosego County
California
Nellie May Madison
State Supreme Court
Gertrude Puhse
Mlinois
Boston
Abraham Faber
San Quentin
Calif
Edward L. Lange
Huntsville
Albert Carr
Columbia
S. C
Harris
Diet and Exercise Keep You Slim It Is So Easy To Reduce
Public column by Gladys Glad urges summer weight loss via simple diet and regular exercise. She promotes a light, fuel-focused plan using common summer foods and activities like swimming, hiking, biking, tennis, and golf, plus two specific exercises by Maxime Doyle.
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Greece
Pygmalion
Aphrodite
Aphrodites
Maxime Doyle
Miller slated to head new Federal Bureau of Crime Prevention
Justin Miller, now a special assistant to the attorney general, is slated to head the proposed Federal Bureau of Crime Prevention. President Cummings plans fourfold justice department expansion including a crime institute, training for state police and prison officials, a national coordination bureau, and federal training for attorneys and marshals.
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Washington
Justin Miller
Federal Bureau of Crime Prevention
Cummings
Congress
Miller
North Carolina
National Crime Conference
Justice Department
Connecticut
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Bureau of Crime Prevention
Crime Prevention Bureau
Criminal Division
Department of Justice
Applications Approved for PWA Toll Project in Mobile County
Applications approved in MERV Alabama for a Public Works Administration toll project in Mobile County. The action clears a toll road plan set up under recently enacted federal programs. Officials say construction may proceed under PWA oversight.
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Merv
Ala
Tti
Mobile County
PWA
Hartselle Items and Club Teas Highlight Local Life
Social news from Hartselle features a unique goldfish pool built by Hugh Sherrill for Mr. and Mrs. R L Sherrill, plus Thursday Afternoon Club events at Mrs W V Pattillo’s home with Miss Maude Lindsey as guest of honor. A church stewards dinner at Pattillo home and a luncheon for Miss Lindsey are noted along with several local visiting guests and residents attending events in Decatur Huntsville Falkville and East Florence.
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Hartselle
R. L. Sherrill
Hugh Sherrill
W. V. Pattillo
East Main Street
Maude Lindsay
East Florence
L. H. Houston
Doyle Larkin
W. P. Snuggs
First Methodist Church
Pattillo
For
E. R. Currier
M. Pattillo
Roman Puckett
Carl Pattillo
J. H. Haynes
M. M. Gibbs
Norma Lee
Hanceville
Will Orr
Kitty Prewett
Madgeander
Decatur
A. Blair
Aline Elizabeth
Hal Jean
Charlie Blair
Kathleen
Jane Burgess
Huntsville
M. B. Long
Guntersville
8. B. Lackey
Dorothy Sparks
Birmingham
Charles Johnson
W. O. Clark
Zania Ann Wiley
W. T. Flowers
Falkville
R. A. Payne
Maude Lindsey
L. P. Trou
Italy Defaults Again on War Debt Payment
Rome reports that Italy will follow England by defaulting the war debt payment due the United States on June 15. This marks Italy’s third consecutive default.
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Italy
Rome
England
United States
Athens women host bridge luncheon and social notices
Mrs. A D Powers led a Thursday bridge club with a three course luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs. Max Rosenau and Mrs. M W Dupree, while Mrs. Van Gilbert received the guest prize. Several residents visit or travel, including Miss Martha Clair Clay returning from Warde Elmont and Miss Odelle Stewart’s travels to Pulaski.
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A. D. Powers
Max Rosenau
M. W. Dupree
van Gilbert
Martha Clair Clay
Warde Elmont
Charles David. Daniel
Tupelo
Baylis Hightower
Moulton Methodist Church June 9 1935 Services
Moulton Methodist Church schedule includes a 10 o clock church school a 11 am Layman's Day program led by Prof H L Tidwell an Epworth League meeting at 7 30 pm with Russell Proctor as president and an 8 pm sermon by Pastor J M Gibbs on Hell Its Nature Its Necessity and The Way of Escape.
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Moulton Methodist Church
H. L. Tidwell
Epworth League
Russell Proctor
League
J. M. Gibbs
Athens First Christian Church Service Schedule
Rev Harrell presides as minister with morning and evening services. Church school at 9:30 a.m. communion and preaching at 10:50 a.m. on Children Should Be Seen Not Hurt. Christian Endeavor meetings at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Pentecost anniversary sermon. Mid week program at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday.
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First Christian
BR. L. Harrell
Christian Endeavor
First Presbyterian Church to Hold Sunday Services and Pageant
The pastor Dr J R Crawford will preach at regular worship hours with morning sermon Test Your Own Religion and evening Why a Religion of Joy. Sunday School observes Children's Day at 945 am with a children pageant. Endeavors meet 630 pm to discuss How to Conquer Anger. Friends and strangers welcomed.
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First Presbyterian
J. R. Crawford
Beauty Pageant Sponsored by Mission Circle at Ritz
The Methodist Missionary Circle will sponsor and co operate in the third annual Beauty Pageant at the Ritz theatre Tuesday evening with forty local girls taking part.
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Methodist Missionary Circle
Ritz Theatre
Senator Fletcher Ill With Cold at Home
Huntsville resident Senator Fletcher is ill with a cold and has been ordered to rest in bed for a few days by his attending physicians. Fellow senator Shelby Fletcher and friends express concern.
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Shelby Fletcher
Huntsville
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Ola Mason Spickard At Gloria Tea Room
A luncheon at the Gloria Tea Room honored Mrs Ola Mason Spickard with a guest list including Mrs R M Rawls Mrs P W Hendricks Sr Mrs W T McDaniel Mrs Nance Mrs Smith of Marion Ark Miss Sara Malone and Mrs Spickard.
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Ola Mason Spickard
Gloria Tea Room
R. M. Rawls
P. W. Hendricks, Sr
W. T. McDaniel
Nance
Smith
Marion, Ark
Sara Malone
Spickard
Scout Camp to Open July 8 at Westmoreland Site
A. W. White of Huntsville announces that Decatur Scouts will begin camp on July 8 at Camp Westmoreland. The facility is being renovated including a new dock and diving board, with water safety supervised by a dedicated front man. Norris remains camp director with junior leaders and Jessie Pinkston as cook. The five week program offers tennis baseball volleyball swimming and boating with a balance of Scout advancement and the Westmoreland Wings emblem awarded for certain achievements.
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Decatur
A. W. White
Huntsville
Camp Westmoreland
Norris
Aterfront
Jessie Pinkston
Westmoreland Wings
Farmers Line Up For Tax Exemption Certificates
Decatur city hall buzzed as farmers queued to apply for tax exemption certificates. Three beat committeemen helped distribute forms and assist with filling them out. Over 100 filed in the first hour, with hundreds more expected by afternoon after series of county meetings with the agent and beat committeemen.
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Decatur
Beal
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