Ole Miss Mob Hangs Black Bond Irregularities Probed
In Nashville the bond irregularities case centers on a $200,000 bogus paper tied to Dyer and Henderson counties securities. District attorney General Murray says the alleged duplications involve Life and Casualty Company of Nashville. Lea posted $40,000 collateral for a $26,000 loan and is serving a North Carolina sentence for a bank failure.
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Ole Miss
Nashville
Dyer
Henderson
Murray
Life and Casualty Company
Lea
North Carolina
Roosevelt urged more summer spending to spur business
Irreа DREW PEARSON reports the Allied Administration debates a ten year Soviet Russia and German plan while Rex Tugwell and Brown University experts draft a revival strategy. Keynes urged government spending with limited tax rise to spark activity as RFC funds are freed. Lindbergh kidnapers identified by justice department. one suspect reportedly killed.
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Washington
Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Germany
Interior Department
Rex Tugwell
Brown University
John Maynard Keynes
Stafford Cripps
Keynes
Roosevelt
Capitol Hill
RFC
Pershing
Walter Reed Hospital
Justice Department
Department of Justice
Labor Department
Perkins
White House
Steel union insurgents revolt against Johnson plan
In Washington, June 9, steel union insurgents revolted to day against the peace plan approved by Hugh Johnson. They vow to present President Roosevelt with their own plan and return home ready to fight. The threat of a steel strike looms over the recovery drive as Michael Tighe r remains silent.
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Senate
Bolivia
Paraguay
United States Military Academy
West Point
Robert Wohlfornth
Washington
Roosevelt
Rome
Bonus Army
Washington, D. C
Hugh Johnson
Peace Board
Johnson
Michael Tigher
Steel Union
Steel
First Group Goes to Camp Monday
The first group of Kiwanis boys will leave Monday at 7 a m from Westminster Presbyterian church for a week at the Kiwanis Camp. About 25 boys in the first group look forward to a great time. Register with Rev E N Hart by 6 p m today. no first week participant can go without registration. Second week participants may contact the leader later. most places for the two weeks have been asked for.
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Kiwanis
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. N. Hart
Plans Discussed For Kiwanis Camp
BSA 16 met at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Ranger Troop 1 to discuss plans for camp on June 18 at the Kiwanis Camp. Almost every day of these two organizations expect to attend the camp.
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B.S. A. 16
Westminister Presbyterian
Kiwanis
Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean Denied New Trial Motion
In Greenwood Mississippi on June 9 AP Judge Davis denied the motion for a new trial from Dr. Sarah Ruth Dean who is serving a life sentence for the death of Dr. Preston Kennedy in a poison whiskey highball case.
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Greenwood
Miss
Sarah Ruth Dean
Preston Kennedy
Davis
New Deal Debate Over Indian Agent Collier
Letter from Hollywood complains that a man named Collier acts as an Indian agent, helping restore what the writer sees as past injustices. The author argues the Indian's wife should receive a share, though doubts Collier’s role.
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Hollywood
Cal
Jane
Collier
Housing program begins in Morgan rural areas
The rural rehabilitation housing program starts in Morgan County with 11 families placed on a 178 acre tract at the Phil M. Orr place six miles west of Hartselle. The Orr family donated the land for five years and five houses. six more houses will be erected. Relief officers expect 500 cows to be shipped to Morgan County by the Federal Surplus Relief Corporation for families on relief this summer.
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Morgan County
Phil M. Orr
Hartselle
Orr
J. T. Budinger
Works Division
FERA
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation For Families
Roosevelt seeks half billion aid to ease drought disaster
Washington reports the President asked Congress for a 500 million dollar appropriation to protect drought stricken regions, move feed to livestock and process surplus cattle for relief. The Senate passed the communications bill and sent it to the House as debate on the silver bill continued.
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Washington
Potomac River
Roosevelt
Congressional
Senate
House
Business Showing Forward Movement Despite Dreugh Damage
New York reports ongoing recovery with Dun and Bradstreet noting a general uptrend despite drought and labor tensions. Weather improves trade though drought regions suffer and volume remains below last year in affected areas.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Drouth
Bible Class Election Urges Westminster Members Sunday
Members of the Men's Bible class at Westminster Presbyterian church were urged to attend Sunday morning for the election of officers and reorganization of the group.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Doctor Greer Returns from New Orleans Business Trip
Dr. H. D. Greer has returned after a several day business visit in New Orleans Louisiana continuing professional duties and engagements in the city and return to home town duties.
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H. D. Greer
New Orleans
Improving Miss Mary Love Sees Steady Recovery After Surgery
Mary Love, hospitalized after eight serious operations, shows steady improvement with her condition increasing in stability and strength as nurses report positive signs of progress.
Bandits Shoot Up Magnolia Bank in North Carolina
Two bandits opened fire at the Bank of Magnolia at opening and wounded J. H. Horne and T. M. Rogers. The attackers fled in two cars with an undetermined cash haul, as authorities blocked roads and searched for two suspected injured bandits.
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Magnolia
N. C
Bank of
J. H. Horne
T. M. Rogers
Sharon Pa Search Continues For Missing Child
In Sharon Pennsylvania police intensified a missing child search after a four year old disappeared Sunday. Reports of possible drowning in the Venago river near the Dilley home were discounted by authorities. The town recalls the 25 year old Billy Whitla kidnapping case involving a ransom of $10 000 and eventual arrests.
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Sharon
Ierode
Abba Aoalibens
Venago
Dilley
Billie Whitla
Whitla
Legion Aids The Presidents Bill In Child Welfare Fight
Montgomery Ala June 9 A statement from Legion headquarters accuses Major Frank Dixon of opposing Col Bibb Graves and Roosevelt backed child labor amendment. The American Legion endorses ratification and states the amendment aligns with human welfare goals.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Frank Dixon
Col. Graves
Roosevelt
American Legion
Milt
D.C Campbell
Legon
Legion
Ratifiae
Girl Scouts Plan Picnic After Regular Meeting
Troop 1 of the Girl Scouts of America met Friday afternoon at Westminster Presbyterian church with Mrs. BN Hart leading. A picnic is planned for Tuesday at the Cry Plunge Pool, followed by Och.
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Girl Scouts of America
Westminster Presbyterian Church
BN. Hart
Och
Girl Scouts
Chevrolet May Deliveries Rise Across Regions
A total of 83 839 units were delivered by Chevrolet dealers in May including Canadian export and domestic sales. Commercial cars and trucks led gains with 15 134 units, exceeding May 1933's 10 879. Retail five month total 364 872, up from 253 263 last year. Domestic truck deliveries near doubled to 68 207 from 34 372 in 1933. Applications for junior patent examiner posts due July 2. other posts due June 29.
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Chevrolet
William E. Holler
Chevrolet Motor Company
Mr. Holler
Civil Service Commission
Washington
H. Yarbrough
Decatur Post Office
Sadler Speaks at Dixon Headquarters in Birmingham
Birmingham attorney Sadler speaks at Dixon headquarters on Second Avenue in the former Moore Modern Stores building at 3 PM about campaign features in the governor race in support of Major Dixon.
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W. ©. Sadler
Birmingham
Dixon
Second Avenue
Moore Modern Stores
Sadler
Board of Revenue Will Meet Monday
The Morgan County Board of Revenue will hold its regular bi monthly meeting Monday morning at the courthouse. Probate Judge B L Malone said it was only the regular business meeting and no matters of unusual consequence would come before the board.
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Morgan County Board of Revenue
Court House
B. L. Malone
Hutson to Speak at Ninth Street Methodist Layman's Day
Melvin Hutson will be the lay speaker at Ninth Street Methodist Church Sunday morning observance titled Layman's Day. The event highlights lay participation in the church program and community outreach.
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Melvin Hutson
Ninth Street
Laymen's Day Observed at First Methodist Church
The Annual Layman's Day will be observed at the First Methodist Church with a special program. Mr. A B Montgomery of Birmingham will bring the message at 11 o'clock. The church invites every member of the congregation to attend the morning service.
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Pda
Grant Street Church of Christ
Pitsman
Pittman
Caesar
Augustus
Marcus Aurelius
Natare
Isreal
God
Saul
Heaven
David
Solomon
Israel
Bethelehem
A. BE. Montgomery
Birmingham
Campaign Weight Talk for Morgan County Sheriff Hopeful
In Morgan county campaigning for sheriff candidate J Street Sandling of Danville reports he has gained 11 percent body weight during his door to door rounds across the county. He notes the weight gain as part of the effort to connect with voters.
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Morgan County
J. Street Sandling
Danville
Rolllos on Visit
Oot ees T vie poet morning for Montgomery the week end with relatives.
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Rollos
Lynching of Two Negroes Near Lambert Under Inquiry
Lawmen in Mississippi pursue leads after a mob of about 126 seized and killed two Black men, Joe Love and Isaac Thomas, on a trestle while alleging an attack on a plantation manager’s wife. District Attorney Greek Rice and deputies headed the investigation.
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Lambert
Miss
Iam
Missippi
Concen
Greek Rice
Joe Love
Isaac Thomas
Railroad
W. T. Haynes
Dog Head Brought For Rabies Test After Bite Incident
A dog head was submitted to Valley Laboratory for analysis after it bit a Fairview man. The examination showed no signs of rabies. The lab sent twenty three anti rabies vaccine treatments to four Valley counties including Cullman New Hope Huntsville Moulton Hatton and Florence to cover the bite case.
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Essee Valley Laboratory
Valley
Cullman
New Hope
Huntsville
Madison County
Moulton
Hatton
Lawrence
Florence
Lauderdale County
Splendid Scout Meeting Reported for Troop 34
A splendid Troop 34 Boy Scouts meeting was held at the parish house. Patrol Leader Julian Bibb taught a knot tying class and discussed Scout Law as Gilbert White, R. B. Bunch, Baker and James Nichols earned knots with Scout Jack Tankersley.
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Julian Bibb
Gilbert White
R. B. Bunch
Baker
James Nchols
Jack Tankersley
Summer School to Open Monday at Central High
Summer school for all junior and senior high schools starts Monday at 9 00 in rooms seven at Central High School. It was urged that those who attend arrive on time.
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Anly
Central High Sch
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