Nine Men Held After Strike Rioting In Anderson Indiana
Nine men arrested after violent clashes near Delco Remy Guide Lamp plants in Anderson Indiana left nine injured. City officials under martial law for ten days in February conferred to curb unrest as police and guards fortified GM units to prevent further violence. Police released nine men including Berkebile Massey Cunningham King Polk Briley Baker Abrams Abel. most wounded in the gunfire. Three other wounded named Bhie Plesch Kimmerling. Governor Townsend condemned the violence and urged peace. Harry Baldwin signaled possible military aid if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Harry R. Baldwin
M. Clifford Townsend
Indianapolis
Indiana
Delco- Remy
General Motors
George Berkebile
CTO
William Massey
Union Hall
William Cunnningham
Gerland King
Earl Polk
Three Held in Morgan’s Jail
Three men named J. E. Pierce Roy O Neal and Earl Roach were held in Morgan County jail this afternoon after arriving shortly before 2 o clock They came to Huntsville to meet Morgan authorities and were charged with obtaining money under false pretenses and are held for state authorities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Pierce
Roy O'Neal
Earl Roach
Morgan County
Huntsville
Morgan
Thousands gather at Dakota pit as unrest grips Johnstown
Thousands of diggers assemble near the Dakota pit while unrest spreads from Johnstown to the Franklin Mill district. Miners continue working amid tense scenes as state troopers and police maintain order and a dawn crowd cheers the firing of furnaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Ambria Works
Black Lick
Conemaugh
Bethlehem-owned
Franklin Mill
Hillside
Franklin Plant
Franklin Works
Michael J. Boyle
Pittsburgh
Alabama Chamber Incorporation Filed in Montgomery
Articles of incorporation for the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce, organized in Birmingham, were filed today in Montgomery County Probate Court. Also noted are reports of a state embalmer convention in Birmingham with A F E Traylor of Selma in charge and confirmed meetings of teachers and officials in North Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Birmingham
Montgomery County
The
Embalmers’ Association of Alabama
A. F E. Traylor
Selma
Rural Tragedy Shocks Lawrence County Town
In Youngtown a deadly shooting left Deputy Dutton dead and a church scene turned into a crime site. Police and ambulances swarmed the area as residents gathered for hours. Funeral services for the deputy will be held Tuesday at Wren near Moulton with burial in Montgomery cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
Bedlam
Youngtown
Moulton
Wren
Dee Montgomery
Montgomery Cemetery
Highsmith
Dutton
Johnn. Dutton
Henry Dutton
Pick Dutton
Boyd, Tex
Lucy Preston
Mattie Hampton
Upshaw
Fannie Cash
The
Baptist Church
Judge Callahan Trial Defense Irrelevant Points Defended
Assistant Attorney General T S Lawson defended most defense points as patently irrelevant and noted that others had already been settled by the courts. The remarks came during remarks on conduct of the trial court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callahan
T.S. Lawson
Appeal Likely in Scottsboro Case Patterson Rape Verdict Upheld
Clarence Watts, associate defense counsel, said an appeal will be taken in the Heywood Patterson case. Patterson, 17, had his rape conviction upheld today by the Alabama Supreme Court. Patterson is one of nine black defendants in the Scottsboro six year old case. Samuel Leibowitz leads defense counsel for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Clarence Watts
Scottsboro
Heywood Patterson
Alabama Supreme Court
Patterson
Samuel Leibowitz
New York
Enrollment Estimates for 3 C Program in Morgan County
Morgan County Department of Public Welfare prepares estimates for a COC enrollment to be held July 1 20 at the request of state headquarters. Mrs Carlton Kelley director says ages will range from 17 to 23 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Carlton Kelley
Missing Heiress Case Linked to NYC Dress Shop Sighting
Report cites investigators examining a claim by Bernice Lamb and Lucy Norton that a woman resembling heiress Mrs Parsons was seen in their Manhattan dress shop the day of her disappearance. The note urges immediate contact to aid recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Bernice Lamb
New York City
Lucy Norton
Hollywood
Calif
Mrs. Parsons
Manhattan
Junior Board Meeting Delayed at First Methodist Church
The junior board of stewards will not meet Tuesday as scheduled but will gather Friday at 7:00 PM at the church. Supper is not served. after a brief business meeting members will join the young people's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Government news cow puzzle stumps federal experts
In Geneva New York on June 14 puzzled federal specialists sought answers from the state agricultural experiment station to learn how the government's news mechanical cow should chew cud. They concluded that the cow may be right cudded in the morning and left cudded in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
N. Y
Washington
State Agricultur Experiment Station
Tobacco Heiress Libby Holman Reynolds Romance Rumors
Social and boxing circles discuss Libby Holman Reynolds, tobacco heiress and singer, amid romance speculation with Doyle, an heiress whose fortune is about 10 million dollars. The couple has not commented, though Doyle is said to hint at possible romance. A 1935 New York club photo shows them together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Holman Reynolds
Doyle
New York
District Honors by Life and Casualty Agents Banquet
Agents in Northeastern Alabama and parts of Southern Tennessee were honored by Life and Casualty of Nashville at a Saturday banquet in Hotel Lyons. C M Herron and J W Cummings spoke as a trophy was presented to the district. About 50 guests and their wives attended the event at 7:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nort
Alabama
Tennessee
Life and Casualty Company
Nashville
C. M. Herron
J. W. Cummings
Lyons
Market Selloff Deepens as Stocks Fall to Year Low
Trading in New York on June 14 shows heavy volume with many leading issues dropping more than seven points to new yearly lows. Dealers cite labor unrest and potential union pressure across several sectors, with steels and motors hardest hit and utilities at near bottom prices. France’s financial woes shake Wall Street as its discount rate jumps from four to six percent and the franc strengthens briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Efubank
New York
Steels and Motors
U. S. Eel
Bethlehem
Republic
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
American’ Rolling Mill
American Steel Foundries
Chrysler
General Motors
Mack Trucks
Yellow Truck
Electric Auto-Lite
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Pennsylvania
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
Southern Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Goodrich
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
J. I. Case
International Harvester
Deere
Douglass Aircraft
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Cerro de Pasco
Texas Corp
Standard Oil of
N. J
Continental Oil
Westinghouse
General Electric
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Howe Sound
Johns-Manville
Loew's
Celanese
Coca- Cola
France
Wall Street
Markets at a Glance: stocks fall as labor rifts widen
New York markets show weak stocks as labor tensions widen. Bonds retreat with speculative issues leading declines. Curb market declines with industrials sold. Forex: franc edges up on rate boost. Cotton, coffee, sugar, and grain markets show mixed to higher or lower trends influenced by weather and demand. Chicago wheat rises on droughts. corn, cattle up. hogs rise to top at $11.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cotton futures close steady with modest declines
In New Orleans on June 14, cotton futures ended steady with net declines of eight to twelve points. The July contract settled at 11.76, with other months trading lower or around previous close amid a quiet session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
New Orleans
Liverpool cotton market steadies with lower spot prices
Liverpool June 14 reports no receipts and a quiet spot market with prices down 18 points. Quotations list American mid and low grades from 7.71 for strict good midling to 5.21 for good ordinary. Futures closed quiet. July at 6.71, Oct 6.65, Dec 6.61, Jan 6.61, Mar 6.64, May 6.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Butter Egg Prices Steady in Chicago Market Report
Chicago June 14 Butter prices steady with creamery specials at 30 1 2 31 extras 82. firsts 88 89 27 1 2 28 3 4. eggs 29 440 steady with local extra firsts 19 car 19 1 4 fresh graded firsts local 18 1 4 current receipts 17 3 4 storage packed firsts and extras 20 1 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poultry Prices and Weights at Chicago Market
Chicago market notes list live poultry data with a single car plus 23 trucks and price lines for hens over 5 pounds and under 5 pounds. It covers leghorn and Plymouth rock varieties, fryers, colored birds, roosters and turkeys hens and toms, and ducks and geese with weight ranges and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Roosters
Potatoes Report Mixed Shipments In U S Markets
Chicago June 14 Potatoes on track 485 total U S shipments 1 072 Sunday 99 old stock supplies light demand very slow no early sales reported new stock weak supplies heavy demand fairly good at lower prices Califor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. 8 S. Dept
U. S
Califor
Decatur Diary Highlights Local Social and Civic Notes
Decatur diary items record illness and home confinement of Mrs D A Roan at Eva, attendance at baseball games in Huntsville and Lawrenceburg, visits by Miss Flora Drake and other locals, a Morgan county school board member improving after illness, marriage license issued to Miss Buford Reed and Jessie Moore, multiple church activities, and community notices on illnesses, hospital stays, and travels among Decatur residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Roan
Eva
A. M. Roan
Decatur
Miss Buford Reed
Jessie Willard Moore
Hillsboro
White Rose U Triumphs at Local Car Show
Alabama Bliss Triumphs at U. 8S. No. 1 event with decay noted in display. Car showing wear and value estimate around 1.65. Local officials report turnout and judging standards for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Bliss
Livestock Prices Mixed as Cattle Hogs and Sheep Trade
Chicago market report shows hogs 11 000 head with steadiness in sows and higher bulk for good hogs. Cattle and calves 12 500 total with steers and yearlings up to 25 and best fed cattle around 14.25, sheep 7 000 with spring lambs opening slow and bids down to 13.25 for native lambs. Ewes 3 00-4 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. Dept
California
Rev Guthrie Sermon Opens Evangelistic Campaign
Rev W Nelson Guthrie of Albertville delivered a sermon on Why We Need a Revival as an evangelistic campaign opened at Ninth Street Methodist Church. A large crowd heard him and he planned to speak tonight on Is Jesus Necessary Today. He urged the church to restore moral influence and lift community standards through faith and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Nelson Guthrie
Albertville
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Guthrie
Jesus
Christ
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions Report June 14
The Alabama Supreme Court released a series of rulings listing several affirmed, reversed and remanded cases. Key actions include mandamus denial in Ex parte Claude M Farrell, multiple appeals from circuit courts in equity affirmed or reversed, and writ denials in certiorari petitions. Names such as J. C. Anderson, Clyde Casey, Tom Rescia, Jesse McGee, Haywood Patterson, Clarence D. Sharpe, and others appear across decisions from Montgomery Jefferson Etowah Morgan Calhoun Mobile and Shelby circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Anderson
Claude M.farrell
Thomas
J. B. Frazier
State Tax Commission
Montgomery Circuit Court
Clyde Casey
A. H. Cooledge
Jefferson Circuit Court
Tom Rescia
Allie Waldrop
Etowah
Equity
Jesse McGee
Robert A. Leath
W. B. Bonds
Noah Bonds, Jr
Calhoun Circuit Court
Haywood Patterson
State
Morgan Circuit Court
Brown
City of
Prichard
Alabama Power Co
of Appeals
Opin- D. T. P
Etowah Circuit Court
Alabama College
A. F.harman
Shelby Circuit Court
PER Curiam
E. D
Law
Gulf States Steel Co
Court of Appeals
Two Stainless Steened Buses Built for Syrian Desert Travel
Two stainless streamlined buses have been built for transportation across the Syrian desert. They are air conditioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syrian Desert
Rupture expert to visit Huntsville for demonstration
Chicago rupture specialist H. M. Shevn an will appear at the Russell Erskine Hotel in Huntsville on Wednesday June 16 from 9 a m to 6 p m. He promotes the Zoetic Shield claiming immediate results, no medicines, no straps, and a ten day closing of the opening regardless of strain or body position. Demonstrations free. contact 6441 N Richmond St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Shevnan
Chicago
Russell Erskine Hotel
Huntsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Morgan’s
West Virginia
Baricide
E. K. Hardison Seed CO
Nashville, Tenn
Alabama Automobile Dealers Association
Frie
S. A. Stewart
Jackson
H. B. Vaughan
H. L. Peterson
Russell Turner
Mobile
A. C. Tatum
Opelika
Bill Barclay
R. M. McMillan
Brewton
Don Drennen
John Thomas
Gadsden
Tom McGough
G. C. McRae
C. E. Anderson
Florence
North Alabama
State Teachers College
H. J. Willingham
Union Springs
W. E. McNair
Bullock County
Union Springs Club
Tuscaloosa
Board of National Underwriters
Bert Sherman, Jr
Toulminville
Hobson Hargett
Sherman
Albert Finch
Minnie Pizitz
Louis Pizitz
McAfee & Young Courteous
Science
Jack Doyle and
Decatur’s
Herbert Sandusky
Verbon Lowery
Avery Safley
John Meadows
L. R. Barron
Flora Drake
James D. Key
Guntergville
Crawford
Balleyton
Morgan County School Board
Jimmy Lowe
Oliver Drew
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Suny
Kenneth Griffith
Frances Schnable
Albert Harvey
Morrison
Southside Baptist Church
Herman Cavner
Caleb Toney
Park Wharton
Valdermosa
Mrs
A. L. Burns and Son
Pulaski
Mrs. Burns
Jack Hoskins
Ellis Lane
James Moody
L. D. Yates of
E. J. St. John
Irene Patterson
Mildred Comer
Lawrenceburg, Tenn
Francs Ruth Allgood
Ruth Compton
Somerville
Baugh’s Infirmary
I. W. Myers
Fourth Avenue
aWith
Bige Boggess
Knoxville, Tenn
Mary Howell
Southside
Dave Martin
Courtland
H. M. Simpson
Union Grove
Baugh's Infirmary
Eves
Crystal Plunge
Frank Martin
Jimmy Bloodworth
Camp Westmoreland
C. R Bennett
Seventh Avenue
South
Haskell White
Vinemont
C. R. Lanier
Business Women's Circle of the
Central Baptist Church
J W. Elliott
E. Lafayette Street
Doris Jean Teague
Falkville
Hermit Curry
Third Avenue
Benevolent Society Hospital
F. B. Barrett
Joppa
L. N. Smith
L. P. Monroe
Cullman
H. P. Still
Gorman Jones
Tri-Cities
Mr. Jones
Jack Smiley
Guy Hamlin
Jack Lloyd
Fred Covington
Don Patterson
Elsie Truly
Fayette, Miss
Mary Vaughn Patterson
Ben Gilbert
Seventh Avenue South
Hot Springs
McCoy Patterson
Atlanta
Emory University
W. L. Spearman
M. K. Vickery
Herman Hinz
Baugh
Raymond Pepper
Buffalo Bisons
Decatur Boy
St. Louis
Pepper
D. M
Sherman St
A. R. House
M. F. Cox
Greenville, North Carolina
R. E. Stamps
Andrea Stamps
Savannah
John Cross
W E Kilgore
Paul
Cross
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Fla
Samps
Kilgore
eScene
Archie Davis
Sheffield
Friends
W. P. Brewster
Guntersville
Mr. Brewster
TVA Wags
B. B. Cavnar
Tommy Lee
Bailey Motor Company
Commercial Credit Company
J.C. Black CO
Second Ave
Rev. Guthrie
Supreme Court
Mr. Shevnan
N. Richmond
F. H. Seeley
Laredo
Albany Grain & Coal CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!