Decatur Diary Highlights Local Sendoff and Visits
Decatur notes detail Patersons from Birmingham visiting with family, delegates from Montevallo to be transported home, and many residents traveling to Birmingham Nashville and Florence for events. Report covers car crashes, hospital ad missions, court attendances, weddings, and social visits across Limestone Morgan counties.
Finance Unit Selected for Morgan County Welfare Board
The Morgan County Department of Public Welfare appointed a finance committee at a last night board meeting to secure funds for Hough Lacey's Spring Falkville and J T Munn of Decatur with J Munn chairing. Mrs J M Givens of Decatur was elected field worker for July replacing Josephine Puckett who will study social work at Tulane University. An OCC enrollment deadline between July 1 and 20 was discussed but district quotas are not yet certain.
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Morgan County Department of Public Welfare
Les
Hough
Lacey
Falkville
J. T. Munn
Decatur
J. M. Givens
Josephine Puckett
Tulane University
Munn
R, N. Harris
Grace Hough
Lac Spring
R. N. Moore
L. L. Jones
Lucile Russell
C. U. Campbell
Private life of star Herlean Carpentier revealed
Continued from page one, the actress lived in a modest home with her mother, earning around $4,600 a week and holding nearly $1,000,000 in estate value largely in insurance and annuities. Heralias Herlean Carpentier, known as baby by her mother until screen name adoption.
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Herlean Carpentier
MOYE GETS LETTER FROM SE MANAGER
A. L. Moye owner of Moye's Beauty Shoppe receives a letter from the Southeastern district manager of a national shampoo company praising Birmingham show work. The note notes high satisfaction and increased business since the Birmingham beauty show due to Moye's instruction and help.
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A. Ll. Moye
Moye
Southeastern
Birmingham
Local church events and community visits listed
The week features a Baptist church meeting at 7 30 PM with Miss Tonn Tomlinson of Havana arriving as a guest. Rev E T Town hosts a Lutheran teachers class and a Westminster Bible class speaker Walker McAfee is announced for Sunday. Residents from Decatur and nearby towns are seen shopping and visiting relatives in Florette, Cincinnati, and Athens.
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St. Paul's
Laitheran Church
E. T. Town
Walker McAfee
United States
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Butter and Egg Market Quotation From Chicago
Market quotations list butter and eggs prices and grades in Chicago. Butter ranks include extras firsts and standards with prices from 20 to 31 cents per pound, while eggs show categories like easy extra firsts fresh graded and storage packed with prices ranging from 12 to 22 cents. The report also lists roosters turkeys ducks and geese with varying prices and weights.
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Chicago
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Auction Daily
Chicago on June 8 reports potato trading with light demand and steady to modest firm tones. Idaho Russet Burbanks and North Dakota Ohio varieties show limited activity with prices around 1.05 to 1.25 per cwt for certain grades, and new stock noted as steady with slight strength in Southern Cob and Triumph types. Alabama Bliss and related stock showing decay and lower prices in limited sales.
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Chicago
Idaho
Southern Triumphs
Alabama Bliss
Poultry Prices Steady to Firm in Chicago Market
Chicago reports live poultry prices across categories with two car lots and sixty trucks on hand. Hen weights over five pounds bring 17 1/2 cents. leghorn hens under five pounds 13 1/2. fryers colored 22 1/2. Plymouth Rock 23 1/2. White Rock 25. bare backs 19. broilers colored Plymouth and White Rock 21. bare backs 18 8. leghorns under two pounds 16. two pounds up 20. colored Springs 24 1/2. Plymouth Rock 26 1/2. White numbers incomplete.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Plymouth
Miss Young Is Club Speaker at Rotary Meeting
Miss Mary Young, winner of this year's Rotary club trip to Washington, was introduced and thanked the club. The trip goes to the senior with the highest three year average. W. C. Watson chairs the club service committee. Dent F. Green joined. Bill Kimbrough returned from leave. Next week's meeting will be led by the international service committee with Julian Harris in charge.
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Mary Young
Rotary Club
Washington
Club Service Committee
W. C. Watson
Dent F. Green
Bill Kimbrough
Julian Harris
Fifteen Pass Life Saving Exam in Morgan County
The annual life saving and swimming classes by the Morgan County chapter of the American Red Cross closed Friday with fifteen students passing the final exam. Senior Red Cross instruction winners include Mahlon Yarbrough Bruce Pettey Jessie Jones Donald Nelson John Roberts and Jane Malone. Junior instruction graduates listed include Homer Draper Caroline Jones Seth Pitt Kenneth Ployd James Ployd Jones and Bess Beatty.
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Life, Saving Service
Morgan County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Mahlon Yarbrough
Bruce Pettey
Jessie Jones
Donald Nelson
John Roberts
Jane Malone
Homer Draper
Caroline Jones
Seth Pitt
Kenneth Ployd
James Ployd Jones
Bess Beatty
Ion
George Porter
Gals Battle Here Tonight at Decatur Arena
Two women grapple in a hair-pulling eye-gouging match at the Martin Arena with Miss Robbie Parker from Boston facing Miss Kitty Nelson. Referee Harry Nixon resists further women’s bouts after a shirt-tearing incident, while Bullet Joe Gunther returns to meet Leo Newman in the feature.
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Harry Nixon
Martin Arena
Sarge Harry
Birmingham
Nixon
Robbie Parker
Boston
Miss Parker
Decatur
Kitty Nelson
Jimmy Nelson
New Orleans
Bullet Joe Gunther
Nashville
Gunther
Leo Newman
St. Louis
Bullet Joe
Grain and Livestock Market Report from Chicago Auction
Chicago market notes show hogs at 13 000 head with 3 000 direct, prices 10 50 to 11 60 for most, few 10 50, top 11 50. Cattle and calves 7 500 and 2 500, steers weaker 10 15, yearlings steady, fed heifers 12 15 to 12 75, cows 5 57 to 9 50, bulls to 15, hogs and cattle mixed with higher sausage lots. Sheep 3 000 with 800 direct, lambs 12 50 to 13 00, yearlings steady, ewes 3 00 to 4 50.
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Chicago
U. S
Boys Speak On Scouting At Troop 11 Meeting
Troop 11 Boy Scouts held their regular meeting led by Acting Senior Patrol Leader Elbert Lee Jolly. They recited the Scout Oath and Pledge, heard devotions by Norman Safley, and heard speeches by Norman Safley Eugene Wright and Elbert Lee Jolly on scouting values and first aid.
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Boy Scouts of America
Elbert Lee Jolly
Billy Robertson
Norman Lafley
Norman Safley
Eugene Wright
Taps
Hollis Cobb
Reverend Myers speaks at Courtland Negro Baptist service
Rev. I. W Myers of Southside Baptist Church, assisted by Fred Halbrooks, conducted Sunday afternoon services at Courtland Negro Baptist Church with a large crowd in attendance.
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I. W Myers
Southside Baptist Church
Fred Halbrooks
Courtland Negro Baptist Church
Red Cross Course Makes Up Missed Instruction
Readers learn that students who could not finish the Red Cross instruction will be offered a chance to complete the required period of study and pass the examination later in the summer.
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Red Cross
Southern League Scores Roundup
Little Rock beat Birmingham 3 to 2 while Knoxville edged Chattanooga 1 to 0 and Nashville defeated Atlanta 8 to 6. Only games scheduled.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Nashville
Atlanta
National League Scores: New York Tops Pittsburgh 5 2
New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 2 as Brooklyn rallied to beat Cincinnati 5 to 4 in ten innings in the other NL game. The results reflect late rallying and two high scoring matchups.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincnnati
Baseball scores from the American League games
Detroit beat New York 4 to 3 while Chicago defeated Philadelphia 12 to 6. St Louis topped Boston 9 to 6 and Cleveland routed Washington 17 to 5. The results reflect a busy AL schedule with varied outcomes across the league.
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Detroit
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Southeastern League Scores Highlight Rainy Day Contests
Pensacola and Mobile faced rain as Selma blanked Montgomery 4 to 0 while Jackson routed Meridian 15 to 9 and Indianapolis edged St. Paul 5 to 4. Louisville defeated Minneapolis 7 to 2 in a day full of shaky weather and close outcomes.
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Pensacola-Mobile
Selma
Montgomery
Jackson
Meridian
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Southern Leaders Leader a year ago today
Triplett Nashville 402. Home runs Duke Nashville 8 Alexander Nashville 7. Runs batted in Wright Chattanooga 46 Alexander Nashville 39. Stolen Bases Bush Memphis 14 Nonnenkamp Little Rock 12. Double plays Little Rock 50 Chattanooga 49. Runs Atlanta 285 Little Rock 4. Least opponents runs Little Rock 184 Memphis 185.
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Duke
Nashville
Alexander
Wright
Chattanooga
Bush
Memphis
Nonnenkamp
Little Rock
Atlanta
Ruling States Medical Association as State Instrumentality
Attorney General A A Carmichael ruled the Medical Association of Alabama is a state instrumentality for federal social security taxes. Officials anticipated full matching of federal funds within 90 days. The fate of Roosevelt Collins, a Calhoun County Black man on death row for assaulting a white woman, rested with Governor Bibb Graves and the state pardon board as the term began July 19.
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Montgomery
Ala
A. A. Carmichael
Medical Association of Alabama
Roosevelt Collins
Calhoun County
Alsa
Bibb Graves
State Pardon Board
Revenue reports two per cent tax take in TRON area
The tax commission said revenue from the two per cent sales tax effective since March 1 totaled $612 125 48. In TRON Alabama on June 8 Joe Weakless a Black truck driver faced man slaughter and driving while intoxicated charges after a collision between a Greyhound bus and a heavy truck killed a company employee and injured 23 people.
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Montgomery
Ala
Tax Commission
Tron
Joe Weakless
Alabama Highway Patrol
Greyhound
Veterans of Foreign Wars to elect officers in Ala convention
Nearly 300 delegates attend Alabama veterans of foreign wars annual convention in Anniston for officer elections. Birmingham reports 2 100 new telephones added since Jan 1 bringing city total to 43 204 up from 30 740 in August 1935. Gadsden police investigate a beating of a man claiming U R W A membership.
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Anniston
Ala
Alabama Veterans of Foreign Wars
Birmingham
Welch elected Alabama textile workers federation president
In Talladega Alabama Homer L Welch a textile organizer who is free on appeal was chosen president of the Alabama Federation of Textile Workers. Welch is also charged with murder in another labor confrontation and previously convicted of manslaughter in the death of Chief Deputy Sheriff John J Bryant with a ten year sentence.
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Talladega
Ala
Homer L Welch
Alabama Federation of Textile Workers
Welch
John J. Bryant
Alabama Elks convenes in Florence elects officers
Florence Alabama June meeting opens the state Elks convention with the first business session. Officials are to be elected today as delegates discuss routine agenda items and local lodge activities.
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Florence
Ala
Alabama Elks Convention
Eac Ees Aken
Veterans of Foreign Wars Meet in Anniston
Delegates gathered in Anniston for the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars convention with a preliminary session held yesterday and the first main session planned for today. The meeting runs through tomorrow.
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Anniston
Ala
Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Local man charged with wife's murder near Bessemer
Frank Russo, 43, has been formally charged with the murder of his wife whose body was found June 2 in a wooded area near Bessemer Alabama. He had been held for questioning since the discovery. Birmingham Chamber to hear explanation of interstate shipping suit filed by southeastern governors for members with shipping interests.
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A. G. Patterson
Lamar Maxwell
St. Louis
Bessemer
Ala
Frank Russo
Here
Russo
Birmingham
Birmingham Chamber of Commerce
Walter Davis to Face Second Trial After Sentence Set Aside
Montgomery Alabama June 8 Walter Davis a Black man had his death sentence for slaying a police officer set aside by Circuit Judge Eugene Carter. Davis now faces a second trial on the murder charge in the same case with the question of penalties to be resolved.
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Montgomery
Ala
Walter Davis
Eugene Carter
Major League Leaders Summary From Record Book
The list highlights top hitters Medwick and Vaughan with 37 runs, 62 hits, and 411 batting average notes. Medwick leads in runs batted in with 44 while Bartell and Kampouris tie for homers at 9. Pitcher Bryant leads with 4 0 and Hubbell 8 1.
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Associated Press
Medwick
Cardinals
Vaughan
Pirates
Byaman
Galan
Cubs
Demarcé
Bartell
Giants
Brack
Hassett
Dodgers
Handley
Kampouris
Reds
J. Martin
Bryant
Hubbell
Tigers Dominant in Scoring Rally Against Browns and Others
Batting leaders include Walker of the Tigers with 71 hits and 54 RBIs credited to Greenberg. Bell of the Browns drives 66 hits while Bonura and Lary contribute for their teams. Greenberg hits 14 home runs, Selkirk leads with 10, and Hudlin posts a 6-0 mark for the Indians as Pearson tabs 4-0 for the Yankees.
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Bell
Browns
Walker
Tigers
Ee Tigers
Lary
Indians
Greenberg
Bonura
White Sox
Vosmik
Kubel
Senators
Selkirk
Yankees
Appling
Chapman
Ters
Hudlin
Pearson
Schedule of Tonight's Pro Baseball Games
Tonight Birmingham visits Little Rock Nashville plays Atlanta Knoxville faces Chattanooga New Orleans travels to Memphis St Louis goes to New York Chicago meets Brooklyn Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia Cincinnati visits Boston.
Alabama Florida League Schedule Brief
New York at Chicago. Philadelphia at Detroit. Washington at St. Louis. Boston at Cleveland. Meridian at Jackson. Montgomery at Selma. Mobile at Pensacola. Ozark at Andalusia. Union Springs at Dothan. Panama City at Troy.
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Alabama
Union Springs
Dothan
Ozark
Andalusia
Panama
Troy
Checker Tourney Set for Friday at Civic Center
Decatur will crown its checker champion Friday at the Civic Center. Games start at 1 PM with all players invited. Directors Charlies B. Roberts and Paul S. Keltner oversee the event.
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Civic Center
Decatur
Charlies B. Roberts
Paul 5. Keltner
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