Tennessee Valley Horse Show Set for Tonight at 7 30
The Tennessee Valley Horse Show at Benson Field opens tonight with 11 jumpers among a lineup of dozens of horses from Alabama and Tennessee. Notable entries include Brown Sugar ridden by Katherine Noel and Sazarac ridden by Ward and Talley of Nashville, with Allan Wallace aboard Bob the winner last year. Local riders from Decatur and Travelers Rest Farm near Nashville join the strong crowd as gates open and the footing is prepared for a full evening of jumping events.
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Alaand
Tennessee
North Aalbana
Field
J. B. Ward
Nashville
Katherine Noel
Sazarac
Ward and
Talley
Noel
Bazarac
Decatur
Benson Field
Travelers Rest Farm
Exempt Homesteads Added to Revenue Bill After Fight
The House narrowly approved a Kelly amendment to exempt homesteads from ad valorem taxes up to 2000 dollars as part of the revenue bill. Supporters cited Governor Graves campaign pledges while opponents warned the measure would cripple school, city, and county finances and required a statewide constitutional vote.
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Adand
House
Clay
Kelly
Bibb Graves
Alabama
Poole
Butler
Graves
State Gen E Bill Sent Over Late
A summary item notes the state’s $22 000 000 general education bill was sent over late in a legislative session. The brief highlights timing concerns and potential impacts on funding allocations.
Republicans plan 1936 campaign against dictatorship and Roosevelts power
Bruce Catton reports from Springfield Illinois on the GOP grass roots convention. Delegates portray Roosevelt as chief dictator and head bureaucrat while arguing for states rights and constitutional freedoms. Spangler warns of federal overreach and calls for renewed defense of free institutions.
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NEA Service
Bruce Catton
Springfield
Catton
Rodney Dutcher
Washington
NEA Service, Inc
NEA
Pringfield
Roosevelt
Harrison Spangler
Iowa
Robert G. Simmons
Nebraska
John Hamilton
Kansas
Spangler
Republican Party
Malaria Carried by Night Biting Female Mosquitoes
The text explains that malaria is transmitted by female Anopheline mosquitoes which bite at night. Infected persons pass the parasite to mosquitoes, which then spread it when they bite others. The analogy compares mosquitoes to buses carrying malaria from person to person, and stops the spread by removing the mosquito’s ability to bite.
Costly Filibuster Notes On Senator Long’s Speech
Washington June 13 The cost of recording Senator Long's 15 1 2 hour filibuster against the NRA was estimated at 4650. James W Murphy chief Senate reporter said enough words filled 60 pages in the congressional record at 50 dollars per page. Reporters noted long hours and repeated items like fried oysters and turnip greens.
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Washington
Senator Long
Dy la
NRA
James W. Murphy
Senate
Congressional Record
Tax proposals move forward amid daily session plan
Senator Shelby Fletcher as finance and taxation committee chairman led a committee of the whole to advance a set of income tax increases and a 10 cent tax on snuff and chewing tobacco with no requirement for daily sessions next week.
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Shelby Fletcher
Finance and Taxation Committee
Administration
Sportsmen Meet In Athens on Saturday
The Limestone County men's Conservation Association calls a Saturday meeting at the courthouse in Athens to discuss protection and conservation of game and fish. The group was formed after State Game and Fish Commissioner I. T. Quinn spoke on protection, aiming to make Limestone a fishing and duck hunting haven when Joe Wheeler Dam fills a seventh of the county with water.
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Athens
Ala
Limestone County
En's Conservation Association
Court House
I. T. Quinn
Montgomery
Joe Wheeler
Baer Holds 20 Pound Edge Over Braddock at Weigh-In
New York June 13. Max Baer, reigning heavyweight champion, weighed 209 12 pounds at official scales for tonight's 15 round title defense in Madison Square Garden bowl. His challenger Jimmy Braddock weighed in at 191 3 4 pounds, creating an approximate 20 pound difference.
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New York
Max Baer
Jimmy Braddock
Madison Square Garden Bowl
Braddock
Vanderbilt Medical Grad Tom Guyton Heads to Montreal
Tom Guyton son of Mr and Mrs E M Guyton graduated from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. After state board exams on June 15 he will visit until July 1 and then intern at Children's General Hospital in Montreal for a year. Mrs Guyton and daughter Mrs Ed Pirie attended the ceremony.
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Tom Guyton
E. M. Guyton
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Tennessee State Board
Guyton
Children’s General Hospital
Montreal
Ed Pirie
Vanderbilt
Flying Brothers Keep Air Endurance Test Aloft
Meridian Mississippi reports Al and Fred Key flying the Ole Miss endurance plane beyond the 212th hour at 8 30 a m as rain looms. The fliers have had perfect weather in nine days with only two near accidents and aim to beat the Chicago record of 553 hours 41 minutes 30 seconds as they plan to stay up to July 4 aided by new blind flying instruments from Maxwell Field officials Lieutenant Luke Williams and Major C L Chenault.“
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Fred Key
Flying Brothers
Ole Miss
Chicago
Kenneth
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Luke Williams
C. L. Chenault
Maxwell Field
Ala
War Department
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Williams
Little Miss Patton Undergoes Appendix Operation
Athens Alabama June 13. Nine year old twins of Mr and Mrs R B Patton of Athens underwent an appendectomy at Powers Hospital this week. The Miss Patton is reported to be recovering well and progressing on the road to recovery.
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Ala
Alice Patton
R. B. Patton
Powers Hospital
God’s Challenge Sermon at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist
Rev. J. Vernon Rich preached at Sixteenth Avenue Baptist on God’s challenge to a crippled nation. He cited Amos and warned many churches closed by sin, urging repentance and readiness to meet Christ. he announced his next talk would be on Hell.
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Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
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Hell
Birmingham to Host Fourth Biannual Baptist Union Conference
C Aubrey Hearn announced Birmingham will host the fourth biannual southwide conference of the Baptist Training Union from December 1 to January 3, 1936. The decision was revealed at the forty third annual Alabama Baptist Training Union gathering at Judson College.
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Marion
Ala
Birmingham
C. Aubrey Hearn
Baptist Training Union Department
Alabama Baptist Training Union
Judson College
Sister Mary’s Kitchen Cooking Times for Fresh Vegetables
A guide on timing for vegetables in bridal kitchens notes fresh harvests cook faster than wilted or mature produce. Small pieces hasten cooking. shelled peas slow dinner prep. asparagus, beans, and peas have typical 20 to 30 minute ranges depending on freshness and preparation.
Breakfast and lunch menu items listed for a day
A daily meal plan lists breakfast with stewed rhubarb ready to serve cereal cream waffles syrup milk coffee and lunch featuring creamed sardines cucumber sandwiches creery shortcake lemon ade. Dinner includes mock filet mignon mashed potatoes buttered asparagus watercress and orange salad pineapple tapioca pudding milk and coffee.
Cooking Times For Green Vegetables And Roots
Readable guidance on cooking vegetables with tips for keeping color and texture. Includes specific times for carrots beets potatoes and general advice on cooking uncovered and with minimal water.
DecatTur diary notes health updates and local events
DecatTur society items report Mrs EB N Phillips moved home to Trinity after treatment with improvement. Emma Sue Morris and Eva Morrow share medical and surgical updates. Community activities include Cubs and Scouts meetings, ice cream social at Willoughby church, and Ember Day services at St John’s Episcopal. Several residents travel for business and family visits.
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EB. N. Phillips
Trinity
Benevolent Society Hospital
Stop-Gap Plan on NRA Extension Approved Despite Opposition
The plan to extend NRA authority advances after four Democrats oppose it. The Borah amendment would prohibit voluntary code trade practices from violating anti trust laws. The NRA resolution moves to the house with expected swift passage by administration leaders.
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NRA
Senate votes to pass NRA resolution after all night filibuster
The Senate adopted the NRA resolution after an extended filibuster. Vote totals show 41 in favor and 13 opposed, with Democratic and Republican lawmakers listed among supporters and opponents. Paired votes included several Democrats and Republicans.
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Senate
NRA
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Ashurst
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Bailey
Bankhead
Barkley Black
Bone
Brown
Burkley
Bulow
Burke
Byrnes
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Recital by Pupils of Mrs Rollo at Central Methodist
Piano pupils of Mrs S T Rollo will be presented in recital at Central Methodist church at 8 o clock Friday night. The program features 24 numbers with 25 pupils taking part. Mrs Rollo invites the public to attend.
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S. T. Rollo
Central Methodist Church
ManSues Wife for Divorce Over Beatings and Temper
Carl F. Woolery sues his wife in Iowa on June 13 claiming she assaulted him with a beer bottle and an ash tray, describing her as a large woman of about 215 pounds with a very bad temper.
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Iowa
Carl F. Woolery
Trinity Sunday Starts Second Part of Christian Year
The article explains the Christian year structure, noting Advent begins the year, followed by four Sundays of Advent, Christmas, Epiphany, Lenten seasons, Easter, Ascension, Whitsunday, and the Trinity season. It describes Episcopal use, dividing the year into first half focusing on Christ’s life and second half on Christian living.
Ford Expects 1936 To Be Good Year
Henry Ford in Detroit says Ford Motor Co after a rapid run to one million units in under a year plans to produce at least another million cars in the next 12 months. He comments on the NRA ruling, noting he did not want to be guided by competitors in how to run his business.
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Spangler
Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
NRA
Frisch Fined and Suspended by National League Chief
Frankie Frisch manager of the world champion St. Louis Cardinals was fined $50 and suspended two days by Ford C Frick president of the National League for his confrontation with umpire J W Sears in Boston yesterday.
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New York
Frankie Frisch
St. Louis Cardinals
Ford C. Frick
National League Today
Frisch
J. W. Sears
Boston
Donald Comer to Speak at First Methodist Service
Layman's Day is observed Sunday at the First Methodist Church with Dr. Wm. F. Price announcing that Donald Comer, Birmingham industrialist and church leader, will address the congregation at the eleven o'clock morning service.
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Methodist Church
Wm. F. Price
Donald Comer
Birmingham
Pardon petition for Luke Lea under review in Raleigh
The Lea pardon petition, former Tennessee senator and publisher serving six to ten years for bank law violations, opened a review process in Raleigh. After a public hearing, Parole Commissioner Edwin M. Gill will study the case before forwarding recommendations to Governor Ehringhaus, with timing uncertain. Lea’s counsel presented new evidence denying involvement in the bank deals, while Lea’s wife defended his integrity amid testimony from supporters in Tennessee and North Carolina.
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Raleigh
N. C
Luke Lea
Ternessee
Edwin M. Gill
Ehringhaus
Lea
J. M
Broughton Raleigh
Central Bank & Trust Company
Asheville
Broughton
Asheville Bank
Caldwell and Company
Financial House
Rogers Caldwell
John J. Perishing
Burns
Tennessee
North Carolina
A Night at the Ritz presents a high comedy
A new Warner Bros comedy shows tomorrow titled A Night at the Ritz. It follows a publicity man who exploits a chef who cannot cook at a fashion hotel with a romance subplot and quick witty dialogue. William Gargan leads with Patricia Ellis, supported by Allen Jenkins Dorothy Tree Eric Rhodes Gordon Westcott and others.
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Warner Bros
William Gargan
Patricia Ellis
Gargan
Allen Jenkins
Dorothy Tree
Eric Rhodes
Gordon Westcott
Berton Churchill
Bodil Rosing
Arthur Hoyt
Paul Porcasi
William Davidson
Mary Treen
Mary Russell
Post Postpones Scheduled Flight to New York
Wiley Post canceled an early takeoff in Burbank due to ignition trouble in the Winnie Mae. Advisor William Phillips said mechanics would repair the issue and, if today’s fair weather holds, Post may fly tomorrow. Post supervised the adjustments himself.
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Calif
Wiley Post
New York
Winnie Mae
Brunswick Stew and Ice Cream Supper Planned
The Chapel Hill community sponsors a Saturday evening brunswick stew and ice cream supper with proceeds benefiting the church. The public is invited to attend and be part of the event.
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Chapel Hill
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