Parker burial insurance measure signed in Alabama
The Parker burial insurance bill was signed by Bibb Graves in Montgomery. It requires insurers to raise reserves over ten years to match old line standards, with new business falling under the Parker scale immediately and old reserves built up yearly. The reserve amounts range from five to ten thousand dollars per company, with at most sixteen percent of assets allowed in equipment and supplies. Representative Burns Parker of Cleburne introduced the bill, sponsored by the state department of insurance.
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Montgomery
Ala
Bibb Graves
Parker
State Insurance Department
Burns Parker
Cleburne
State Department of Insurance
Motors Perfect As Keys Continue
Merid ian Mississippi June 10 With 139 hours in the air at 7 am today Al and Fred Keys brothers of Meridian approached the end of their first week aloft with motors merrily and the plane Ole Miss in shape. The brothers returned to 4000 feet altitude a day after flying to a record breaking crowd yesterday. One party made a special trip from Kentucky to see the fliers. Other states were represented in the large crowd at the Meridian airport.
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Meridian
Miss
Fred Keys
Ole Miss
Kentucky
Mother Awaiting News of Her Son
Mrs Anna Kaul mother of five year old Jackie Kaul missing since last Thursday night waits by the telephone for a diver to search the East River bottom. Despite husband John and son George offering comfort she believes the most likely explanation is the child fell into the river.
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New York
Anna Kaul
Jackie Kaul
John
George
Jackie
Graduation program of Bible vacation school at First Methodist
The Bible vacation school ended with a Friday night program at the First Methodist church under Rev. D W Burson with Mrs J T Cooper assisting. Instructors from town denominations led devotional and Bible study activities. Exhibits included an electrical map of the Holy Land and various handicrafts from the departments.
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First Methodist Church
D. W. Burson
J. T. Cooper
Burson
Bible School
J. H. Chitwood
Doyle Larkin
Pierce Pattillo
R. A. Payne
Fred
Miss Blair Hosts Kathleen Blair Dance Night
Miss Elizabeth Blair honored Ms Kathleen Blair of Houston Texas with a Friday night dance at her Hast Main Street home. Music by Wong's Jazzicians. Seven five guests attended including visitors from Cullman Decatur and Moulton.
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Blair
Elizabeth Blair
Kathleen Blair
Houston
Texas
Hast Main St
Wong
Jazzicians
Cullman
Decatur
Moulton
Local youngsters visit relatives and a Decatur outing
Little George Phillips of Atlanta is visiting his grandmother Mrs. G. K. McGregor. Mrs. C. S. Lee led a group to Malone's pool in Decatur Saturday morning including Mrs. L. G. Gulley among others.
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George Phillips
Atlanta, Ga
G. K. McGregor
C. S. Lee
Malone's
Decatur
L. G. Gulley
Japanese Troops Move as Telegraph Lines Burned
Reports say Japanese troops advanced near Yangstan and two destroyers sailed from Port Arthur toward Tientsin after telegraph poles were burned. A Japanese spokesman called the incident provocative and warned of further misgivings amid Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Tiensin
Yangstan
Tce
Port Arthur
Tientsin
New Dress Costs the Lives of Two
In New York June 1910 a dispute over a girl’s dress led to a deadly shooting. Anthony Fontana 9 fired water at a playmate’s dress triggering a family brawl. Giuseppe Fontana and Rose Fontana were shot by Domenico Cosentino, killing both and wounding others as the children watched.
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New York
Ana Fontana
Anthony
Cosentino
Josephine
Dom Cosentino
Guiseppe
Rose Fontana
Johanna
Connie
Newlywed Couple Die In Curve Crash Near Brownsville
In Ohio near Brownsville a married couple Walter Tomich 24 and Anna Tomich 20 and Walter’s sister Pauline 16 perished when their car overturned six times after sideswiping a truck while attempting to pass on a curve. Mrs. David Tomich 35 and Dorothy 16 were injured but expected to recover.
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Zanesville
Brownsville
Here
Walter Tomich
Granite City
Anna Tomich
Anna Park
Union City
Pauline Tomich
Walter
Tomich
David Tomich
Dorothy
Pan American Clipper to Depart for Hawaii from Alameda
The Pan American clipper ship will leave Alameda at about 3 p.m. Pacific time for its second flight to Hawaii with Midway Island as a waypoint. The final destination lies about 4,000 miles into the Pacific Ocean.
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Alameda
Calif
Hawaii
Midway Island
Pacific Ocean
Local Socials Highlight Danville Visit Highlights
Miss Margarite Gulley and Miss Nell Sample among attendees as families return home from Danville after short visits. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Henderson spent Thursday in Somerville while Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Phillips traveled from Chicago to Atlanta, visiting Mrs. G. K. McGregor before continuing home.
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Margarite Gulley
Nell Sample
Jessie Nell Lee
Mary Frances McCall
Betty Joe Stewart
Aline McCall
Mary Elizabeth Gulley
Roy Groover
Martha Jo
Ediward
Danville
J. W. Henderson
Somerville
G. M. Phillips
Atlanta
Chicago
G. K. McGregor
New nurse for Dionne quintuplets speaks French English
Mile Cecile Lamoureux the new nurse replaces Madame De LKiriline at Dafoe Hospital. She is French Canadian with 12 years of nursing in Montreal and has American father born in Es Canaba Michigan. Lamoureux studied at the Montreal convent and now tends the Dionne quintuplets with delight and warmth.
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Callander
Ont
Mile. Lamoureux
Madame Louise de Lkiriline
Montreal
Dafoe Hospital
Sisters of Jesus and Mary
Mile Lamoureux
Ecnovroux
Marie
Bassett Films Captures Alabama History On Capitol Tour
Augustus Bassett of Decatur films at the Alabama state capital including Supreme Court Justices Anderson and Knight, the I. J. Quinn staff, Huntsville constitutional scenes from 1819, the original Dixie band score, and a portrait of General Paul Sanguinetti. The educational films will be shown to schools and civic groups.
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Augustus Bassett
Decatur
Montgomery
Mr. Basset
Bassett
Supreme Court
Capitol
Anderson
Bouldin
Foster
Gardner
Thomas
Knight
Joel Brown
I. J. Quinn
Department of Game and Fisheries
Quinn
Roosevelt
State of
Alabama
Huntsville
Marie Bankhead Owen
Department of Archives and History
Territorial House of Representatives
John W. Walker
Madison County
Twickenham
Dixie
Cam Emmett
Herman Arnold
Arnold
Montgomery Theatre
Emmett
Sanguinetti
Napoleon
Austerlitz
Jena
Waterloo
Moscow
Capital
Capitol Dome
Montgomery Journal
T. C. Almon
Morgan
Father and Son Held in Slay in Center Alabama
A father W A McCoy age 50 and his son Windall were jailed in Center Alabama for investigation in the slaying of Herbert Pierce 36 at Alexis community after an altercation. Sheriff J T Tracy said Pierce was killed with a shotgun following a quarrel earlier in the day and that Pierce fired first before the McCoys returned fire at a filling station and neighbor witnesses.
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Pierce
McCoy
Henry Meyers
McCoys
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
A pharmacist makes B. C. a relief remedy promising quick respite from violent headaches and various pains. The ad touts a blend of ingredients to act in minutes without opiates, available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages.
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B. C
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