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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
12
Attorneys cite medieval jurisprudence claiming a wife has no will of her own as federal kidnapping trial near Tacoma unfolds. The Waley case involves conspiracies to defraud the Weyerhaeusers. handling suggests pleas may change with counsel decisions. DOJ spokesmen hint at a possible early end to the case as Edward Dennis arrives.
Norman Maynard, 20, once a star athlete and civic leader in East Memphis, confessed after graduation to a spree of about 30 holdups with a band known as the terror trio. He cited thrills and fast driving as motives while parents and the city reeled from the fall of their model boy.
West Point residents recount visits with relatives in Cullman Birmingham and Decatur. Mr and Mrs 8 L Roberson and Mr and Mrs Scott of Birmingham spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Robersons parents Mr and Mrs W M Reid.
Mrs. Mattye B. Hooper of Mobile Alabama was elected brigadier general of the Alabama Confederate Veterans at the annual reunion in Huntsville. She is a former adjutant of Raphael Semmes Camp No. 11 and longtime U S district attorney office employee in Mobile.
New York June 1 retail business picked up last week as warmer weather boosted demand. Dun and Bradstreet reports the volume at the best rate since Easter in many centers. The review notes less resistance to current prices and stronger consumer buying, especially for hot weather merchandise.
A beauty contest in Columbia was called off when no girls volunteered. A member of the American Legion committee said most were away at the beaches and the group decided to draft a Miss Columbia to enter the state Legion contest.
May cotton figures from the census bureau show lint and linters consumed totaling 469 250 and 65 501 bales respectively, with on hand totals in consuming establishments and storage across May 31. imports and spindle activity also noted. In Geneva Illinois fifty nine defendants seized stood mute before County Judge O C Allen as slot machines and pin games were condemned.
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