Padlock for Some Tourist Camps Urged
Morgan County grand jury reported to Judge A A Griffith that numerous tourist camps or club houses in Morgan County operated as fronts for gambling and bootlegging. They lacked sufficient evidence for indictments and recommended padlocking these nuisances rather than pursuing charges. Indictments were returned for jail felonies except one. The panel noted fewer liquor violations in Decatur and continued pending cases for later action.
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Morgan County
Grand Jury
A. A. Griffith
Decatur
Griffith
Circuit Court
Notice to Advertisers on New Daily Editions and Deadlines
The Daily will publish two editions starting Monday June 13 and adjust deadlines for display ads. Ads received by 9 am will appear in both main and city editions with guaranteed page placement. Late copy goes to city edition only, and placement cannot be guaranteed. The mail edition will reach several towns the day of publication.
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Cullman
Ardmore
Huntsville
Moulton
Town Creek
Russellville
Conservationists Hear Plan to Protect Valley Wildlife
Dr. Walter B. Jones urged conservation of soil water and forests at a valley conference in Huntsville attended by eight counties and officials. TVA official Dr. A R Cahn outlined wildlife impacts from dam projects and the Elk River fish hatchery in Limestone County. I T Quinn described a cooperative plan with TVA US Bureau of Fisheries and Biological Survey to create a demonstration area and a 25 000 acre waterfowl preserve east of Decatur. About 75 to 100 people attended with luncheon and further discussions planned.
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Huntsville
Ala
Tennessee
Walter B. Jones
Alabama Wildlife Federation
Jones
Tennessee Valley
A. R. Cahn
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Cahn
Elk River
Limestone County
Caht
Quinn
I. T. Quinn
State Conservation Commission
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
U. S. Biological Survey
Decatur
Ditch Lining Under Way to Combat Malaria in Hartselle
Work began Wednesday on a permanent ditch lining project in Hartselle to curb malaria. The north branch from the L and N railroad culvert to Critten den's saw mill will be paved as will the ditch under the stores and streets. WPA labor funds the effort with city sponsorship to reduce mosquito breeding and flood damage while lowering maintenance costs.
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Hartselle
E. A. Philen
Morgan County
Crittenden
WPA
Charges of Brutality Against Birmingham Police Found False
Judge Robert J. Wheeler ruled that charges of brutality by the Birmingham city police against a black defendant were found false in a personal investigation. The statement was issued after the trial proceedings concluded.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert J. Wheeler
Natives Pray in the Street as Mayon Erupts
Natives kneel in Guinobatan while Mayon Volcano erupts with intense incandescent rock. Legaspi postmaster reports ash showers affecting four provinces. Refugees receive promised relief funds and emergency rice supplies. Quezons travel to assist refugees aboard the presidential yacht. Mahila volcanologist Miguel Selga to inspect crater villages.
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Manila
Guinobatan
Mayon
Legaspi
Uzon
Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon
Miguel Selga
Mahila
Legionnaires Called to Meeting at Fort Stephen Decatur
All members of the Morgan County Post of the American Legion are asked to attend a 7 30 p m meeting at Ft Stephen Decatur. Final plans for the armory dedication will be announced and members assigned to duties are especially urged to be present.
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Morgan County
The
American Legion
Ft. Stephen Decatur
Armory
Woman's Job Open in Civil Service
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for printer's assistant at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington. Applications must be filed by June 23. The place pays 66 cents an hour and the Treasury Department seeks women for the position. Further information may be obtained from H. Yarbrough at Decatur post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Civil Service Commission
Treasury Department
H. Yarbrough
Decatur
Southern senators threaten filibuster over wage bill compromise
A group of Southern Democrats led by Ellender and Pepper signaled a Senate filibuster if conferees accept the wage bill compromise. They demand pay differentials and a 40 cent minimum, see boards to set rates by industry and geography, with hours limited to 40 but possibly extended to 48.
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Washington
Senate
Ellender
D-La
Pepper
Rebel Fliers Again Staging Ship Attacks
Madrid reports Spanish insurgents conducted bombings on merchant ships off Bent-Casi near Castellon de la Plana killing 12 and wounding 19. A raider hit Denia bombing the French freighter Brisbane causing seven deaths. the British freighter Isadora was disabled with no casualties.
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Madrid
Bent- Casi
Castellon de la Plana
Denia
Brisbane
Isadora
Castellon de la Plang Bay
Associated Press
Mediterranean
Spain
European
Britain
London
Prem
Paw Beanlit
Teeurgetts
Italy
France
South China
Chengchéw
Chengchow Hankow
Canton
Unnamed Local Finds Hidden Gold While Planting Tomatoes
Uniontown reports Samuel Camilli buried treasure on a house site once burned thirty years ago. While planting tomatoes yesterday his spade uncovered three gold coins. Old timers say three thousand dollars in gold and paper money were lost in the blaze.
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Uniontown
Pacture
Samuel Camilli
Bedside Prayers For Recovery Of Snake Bite Victim
In Hammond Louisiana on June 9 ongoing bedside prayers support Mrs. Joe Rushing 56 injured by a moccasin bite at a church faith demonstration. Her son Walter from Crystal Springs Mississippi urged medical aid. the request was denied as faith healers persist.
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Hammond
Joe Rushing
Holiness
Church of God
Walter Rushing
Crystal Springs
Miss
New Yok City
H. A. Tomlinson
Jesus
Rushing
Alabama High Court affirms long Scottsboro rape case sentences
The Alabama Supreme Court upheld long terms for Andy Wright 90 years and Charlie Weems 75 years in the Scottsboro rape case. Clarence Norris remains on death row and Heywood Patterson 75 years. other defendants were dismissed or pleaded guilty. The ruling cites a technicality regarding the bill of exceptions and notes no reversals.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Andy Wright
Charlie Weems
Scottsboro
Wright
Weems
Morgan (Decatur
Ald
Clarence Norris
Norrin
Alabama
Heywood Patterson
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Cruiser Sinks After Fire In Chesapeake Bay
Captain Ernest Travera reports seeing a luxurious 40 foot cabin cruiser explode burn and sink in the Chesapeake Bay last night. He cruised two hours seeking survivors but found none and assumed all aboard perished. He could not identify the craft due to flames.
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Baltimore
Ernest Travera
Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
Travers
Jarrett Case Moves From Morgan to Cullman Jail
Huey Hopper is charged with murder in the death of R. B. Jarrett on May 15. He is moved to Cullman county jail to await grand jury action. Several co-defendants pleaded guilty and were sentenced by Judge Griffith.
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Huey Hopper
R. B. Jarrett
Morgan County
Cullman County
A. A. Griffith
Jarrett
Argnra
Hopper
Parker Gap Road
Griffith
Raymond Stevenson
Grimsley Grain Company
Jessie Russell
Russell
Lurene Russell
Enzell Chapman
Bunyan Beasley
G. R. Mason
McFadden Bros
TVA Builds Great Dike In Guntersville Alabama
TVA starts a $1,000,000 dike project near Guntersville to hold back water from the dam. The lake will be about two and a half miles long and 16 to 40 feet high, with a 12 inch rock layer on the lake side. About 600 workers on the dike and 225 on road work. a new waterworks system will be built and railroad tracks relocated and elevated in the dike area.
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Guntersville
Ala
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Big Spring Creek
Pole Cat
Big Spring
N. C. and
St. L
Court Rules on Russell Will Case
The Rabsma Supreme Court today denied exceptions in the Russell will case. The ruling sustains a Morgan circuit court jury verdict upholding the will of Dr. T. J. Russell, a prominent Morgan County physician of Woodland Mills.
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Rabsma Supreme Court
Russell Will
Morgan Circuit
T. J. Russell
Morgan County
Woodland Mills
Planes join hunt for bandits along Louisiana border
Three National Guard planes equipped with two way radios join a massive manhunt for a band of bank robbers believed hiding in the Boolan bottoms near the Arkansas Louisiana line. The pursuit involves Louisiana state police and local officers with reports the gang led by Charles Chapman and Floyd Hamilton may be trapped in the wooded area.
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Lewisville
Ark
National Guard
Boolcan
Here
Louisiana
Bradley
Minden
Little Rock
J. B. Boone
Louisiana Line
Taylor
Kidnappers Slay Mexican Landowner and Grandson
Cosme Fernandez, a wealthy landowner from Coatepec Vera Cruz, and his 10 year old grandson were kidnapped and killed by an outlaw gang. The raiders looted the home, taking keys and property valued at about $500, and subjected the victims to torture during the attack.
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Elmer Johnson
Chicago
Robert Nixon
Johnson
Po Nixon
Los Angeles
Coatepec
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Cosme Fernandez
Ferandez’ Kays
Truck driver tells Hoover he got money in ransom case
Federal agents recovered $10,000 in ransom and arrested James McCall, a 21 year old truck driver, in Florida after the kidnap murder of James Cash Jr. FBI director J Edgar Hoover said the investigation would continue as more details emerged about the ransom notes and a possible accomplice.
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Miami
Fla
James Cash, Jr
Todaiy
J. Edgar F Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Franklin Pierce Husky
Hoover
FBI
Princeton
Justice of the Peace
L. Kendrick
Homestead
McCall
Cash
D. ©. Coleman
M. FP. Braxton
Braxton
George A. Worley
Arthur Gomez
D. C. Coleman
Rey
Coleman
G-men
Tennessee River Weather Update
River gauge at 20.6 feet with maximum 88 and minimum 66 across past 24 hours. Weather showed partly cloudy skies in Alabama with periods of mostly thundershowers and gentle winds.
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Tennessee
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