Dietrich faces big tax claims as ship sails without delay
Marlene Dietrich and husband Rudolf Sieber sailed from New York on the Normandie as federal agents pressed claims for about 284000 in income taxes for 1936 37. Luggage including jewels was seized and later transferred as Dietrich argued she had not yet became a citizen and owed no large taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mar- Dietrich
Europe
Miss Dietrich
Rudolph Sieber
Maria
Normandie
Internal Revenue
Dietrich
Lieber
Brrth
United States
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Vernon Snively
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions Opened on June Fifteenth
The Alabama Supreme Court released a slate of affirmations reversals and remands from various circuit courts. Justice Anderson leads cases including Tarrant City vs Della A Dorr and Kiddle. Justice Garner covers State vs Algernon Blair and Ivey F Lewis vs Cage Head. Justice Brown handles Knox Wesson vs State and Tenn Valley Bank disputes. several equity appeals and receivership actions are reversed or remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Decise Anderson
Tarrant City
Della A. Dorr
Jefferson Circuit Court
J. Gs. Kiddle
T. Scott Roberts
Calhoun
Garner
State
Algernon Blair
Ivey F. Lewis
Cage Head
Shelby
Lemene Preuit
B. P. Wallace
Lawrence Circuit Court
Thomas
Dixié Coaches, Inc
Pete Ramsden
Walker Circuit Court
Receiver Cent
Ga. Rwy. Co
Bettie G. Williams
BROWN
Knox Wesson
W. D. Copeland
Et al
Tenn Valley Bank
Cullmay Circuit Court
T. Potts
Matt A. Ellis
Als
Cherokee Circuit Court
Foster
American Life Ins. Co
Aladdin Temple Benefit Ass'n
W. J. Taylor
Federal Land Bank of N
W. R. Murray
Lilly Murray
Colbert Circuit Court
Equity
Eleanor Ward
Sallie Sibless
Montgomcourt
Classified Ads Promote Household Ads by Phone
A note indicates ads can be placed by housewives using the classifieds medium. Call 46 and ask for the Ad Taker to arrange insertion of listings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Elephant
Markets Drift Lower As Shares Turnover Holds Steady
In New York June 15 Stocks mostly fell amid cautious trading with a few issues finishing up. Transfers about 600000 shares. brokers blamed renewed foreign affairs worries, notably the Far Eastern British Japan crisis, for the downward drift. Poultry prices in Chicago also noted mixed moves with hens, chicks, and roosters showing varied gains and steady levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Eubank
New York
Lensen
United States
Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Fryera
New York Stocks and Commodities Roundup
June 15 market brief shows heavy trading with leaders resuming slow retreat. bonds easy as U. S. governments yield. Industrials shed ground with lower curb. foreign exchange mostly down. Cotton liquidating, sugar strong with scarce world contracts. Coffee uneven, wheat and corn lower. Hogs and cattle mix with hogs up to 15 and cattle steady to 15 higher.
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New York
U. S
Commission House
Chicago
Cotton futures drift as liquidation trims gains in New Orleans
In New Orleans on June 15 liquidations reduced cotton futures, with closing prices essentially steady. In New York trade the July contract led losses of about four to eight points while other months posted modest declines. spot middling stood at 9.87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
New Orleans
N.Y
New York
Cottonseed meal futures close steady in Memphis
Prime cottonseed meal futures closed steady in Memphis with June at 23.00 cents and subsequent months listing 22.95 to 22.50 cents. Sales volume totaled 2,400.
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Memphis
Tenn
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans Market
In New Orleans on June 15 cottonseed oil closed steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 6.45 nom and prime crude at 6.37 1/2 nom. July at 6.07 b, September 6.24 b, October 6.27, December 6.36 b, January 6.41 b. B bid noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Spot Cotton Prices in New Orleans Market Notes
Spot cotton in New Orleans closed quick and unchanged. Sales 568 bales with low middling at 8.30 and middling at 9.45, good middling reported.
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New Orleans
Undated Chicago Dairy Prices and Market Notes
A fragmented market report from Chicago on dairy prices shows butter at 1,187,346 unsettled and creamery scores around 93 with mixed figures such as 92 and 91. It references central markets and carrot prices at 23 1 4 to 23 1 2 with scattered exes and a 28,745 steady price note.
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Chicago
Live cattle and hog markets in Nashville stock report
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture market notes show salable cattle 100 and calves 100 with active, steady killing trade. Steers and heifers mostly 7.00 to 8.50, top 9.00. beef cows and bulls 6.50 down. cutter grades 4.00-5.00. Hogs 400 head, higher by 10, weights 120 to 215 lbs, 5.08-6.05 top. Sheep 600, undertone steady to weak on spring lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
U. S. Dept. Agr
CIO Seeks Damages Over Alleged Union Boycott
The CIO United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America sues the AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and others in New York seeking an injunction against a claimed CIO labor goods boycott and damages of about 250000. Defendants include AFL locals and officers, 13 New York contractors, and National Electrical Products Corp in a bid to resolve jurisdictional disputes between rival unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
AFL
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
National Electrical Products Corporation
Non-residents Required to Hold Fishing Licenses
H. L. Brown district game ward en reminds that non residents must hold fishing licenses regardless of tackle. Residents may fish license free with pole and line, paying only for rod and reel with artificial bait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Brown
Veteran lawyer questions client in highway robbery case
In Spartanburg on June 15 a veteran lawyer grilled his client Moses charged with highway robbery and larceny. The exchange included a remark about Moses being a “pretty good negro” and the client confirming only one prior court appearance. The fragment ends with the client answering that prior case was for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg, S. C
Moses
Prayers for Guidance at Central Methodist Church
Rev. Billing Dosser led Central Methodist church in Virginia through morning and evening services. The sermon contrasted the five wise and five foolish virgins, stressing personal preparation, faith, and love as essential to meet the bridegroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billing Dosser
Mrene
Virginia
Central Methodist Church
Dosser
John
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Decatur Neighbors Attend Religious and Social Events
Mrs Edward Norwood of Pascagoula Mississippi visits relatives in Decatur daily Bible school closes with picnic enrollment reaches 140. Local pastors address meetings in Birmingham Town Creek and at Central Methodist church. Community members travel to Birmingham Tuscumbia Columbia and other nearby towns for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Chambers
Southside Baptist Church
Town Creek
Tennessee Valley Authority Bond Issue Becomes Senate Conference Fight
The senate refused to accept house amendments to the TVA bond plan and sent the measure to a senate house conference. Key conferees include Smith Wheeler Thomas Norris and McNary. The $78.6 million TVA purchase contract for Tennessee Electric Power Co. properties depends on reconciling differences in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wshington
Senate
House
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Norris
Ind
Neb
Smith
8. C
Wheeler
Mont
Thomas
Okla
McNary
Ore
Tennessee Electric Power Co
Federal
Chattanooga
Nashville
Senate delays TVA flood compensation bill for Alabama counties
The senate agriculture committee postponed action on a bill directing the Tennessee Valley Authority to compensate landowners in Adderdale and Colbert counties and Waterloo for flood damage. TVA officials will testify next Thursday as Senator Norris urged, with Waterloo witness D. Co. Jones noting the town sits on a mountainside overlooking a valley flooded by Pickwick dam construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
Alabama
Norris
Ind
Neb
TVA
Bankhead
Ala
Aderdale
Colbert
Waterloo
D. Co. Jones
Pickwick
Birmingham Woman Injured in Highway Crash
Miss Martha Lois Byrd 18 South 20th Street Birmingham and her father Charles S Bird were injured when their car overturned on Bee Line Highway near Cullman about 8 this morning. Miss Byrd suffered bruises and lacerations and may be discharged tomorrow. Mr Bird received a head bruise but no treatment was needed. They were taken to Benevolent Society Hospital by private car.
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Martha Lois Bird
South 20Th Street
Birmingham
Charles S. Bird
Bee Line Highway
Cullman
Garden pests fear derris dust in Morgan county
Mt. Tabor Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs. Herman McKee's home on June 2 with 25 members. A living areas demonstration covers family income accounts weddings and living areas. A new fruit jar lid is shown as visitors from Birmingham observe the meeting.
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Mt. Tabor
Herman McKee
Rowe
Mary Kate Reeves
J. A. Free
Miss Rowe
Dannie, Orr
Bertha McKee
Hazel Flack
Mary Barton Moore
Laverne Keel
Lurline Praytor
Ollie Merle Hartselle
Eula Frances Reeves
Martha Ryan
Jane Parker
Birmingham
W.K. Ryan
Nell Prince
Lively Kiwanis Hour at Decatur Meeting
The Decatur Kiwanis Club held a lively weekly meeting at Pride with vice president presiding in John Caddell’s absence. Guests included Eugene Chaul t F W Waller Mason Brown Cullman Newton and Clay Smith. New member Tom F Adams joined State National Bank. Frank Chenault Jr described Boys State session in Montgomery.
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Decatur Kiwanis Club
Pride
John Caddell
Boston
Eugene Chenault
F. W. Waller
Decatur
Mason Brown
Huntsville
Newton
Clay Smith
Cullman
Tom F. Adams
State National Bank
Fred Hunt
Clyde Hendrix
Frank Chenault, Jr
Montgomery
Cullman Club
Decatur Club
Withdrawals of Tientsin Concessions Reported
The text notes withdrawals of the two Tientsin concessions and mentions about 5,000 accidentals. the Japanese claim they allow one cartload to enter the areas every three hours. It also states British and French food market prices doubling or tripling in certain cases.
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Tientsin
Joint Action Studied By The Associated Press
Britain weighs possible joint action with France and the United States over tensions in China and Japan. A Japanese blockade in Tientsin prompts calls for wider cooperation while Britain faces Germany over a Liverpool consul general dispute. Molotoff talks resume amid British French Russian mutual aid efforts as King George VI and Queen Elizabeth conclude their U S Canada tour and depart for England.
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Associated Press
Chamberlain
Britain
France
United States
Tientsin
Japan
China
Germany
Commons
Liverpool
Berlin
Walther Reinhardt
London
Thomas Inskip
Dominions
Moscow
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
William Strang
Karl Burckhardt
League of Nations
Free City of
Danzig
Geneva
Free City
George VI
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Halifax
Nova Scotia
England
Senate debates compromise on neutrality bill timeline
Senator Borah urges thorough discussion before acting on the administration bill. He warns the process could stretch into September if rushed. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee plans a study starting next Wednesday. House leaders aim to pass the Bloom bill within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Ridaho
LifeGuard tire keeps air pressure to stop safely
A LifeGuard safety tire within a tire prevents sudden deflation as a car persists with air to reach a controlled, rational stop.
Lifeguards Boost Tire Mileage and Cut Tube Costs
Lifeguards report a 25 percent minimum increase in tire mileage and cap wear at one set per period. They emphasize savings on new-tube expenses while extending overall tire life.
LifeGuards Drive In Protection Offer
Drive in for LifeGuards protection and quick installation. Available sizes fit any make, new or in service. You can’t get better protection to save your life.
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Marlene
Uncle Sam
Supreme Court
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
King George
Polly Peabody
Wall Street
Thut
Verve
Nashville Livestock
Decatur’s
Edward Norwood
Pascagoula, Miss
R. Nelson
J. B. Mayer
Melbourne, Fla
Walter Stewart
Fellsmere, Fla
Roy Seitz
Howard Seitz
Frances Hare
Jimmie Holland
Eugenia Berry
Martha Jane Ellis
Gregg
Gregg Publishing Company
Sarah Walden
J. L. Moore
S. H. Malone
Rufus Adams
The
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Mrs
Mary Ethel Williams
Nell Prosser
Carl T. Jones
Rufus Underwood
Shreveport
C. W Taylor
E. J. St. John
Ninth Avenue
South
Grady Kelly
State Department of Revenue
Morgan County
Melvin Hutson
Elks Lodge
Elks
Harry Sunderland
Columbia
State Highway Patrol
First Christian Church
Clifford Knight
Forrest
Hosey
R. A. Lee
Frank Palmer
Tuscumbia
Norris Dowell
Howard Weaver
Columbia, Tenn
Elbert Weaver
Benevolent Society Hospital
Fourth Avenue
West
Doors
Westside Presbyterian Church
Igrnees
T. O Lowery
Lowery
United States Marines
Orient
Stewards
Central — Methodist Church
Will David Lee
Atlanta
R. O. Howard
Ruby Cobb
Eva
Ira Puckett
Hartselle
F. W. and
C. M. Metjregor
Courtland
J. C. Hargraves
Athens
W. L. Fowler
Danville
Cecil Walden
Drinkard-Howell
W. R. Pressley
Lacoa
John W. Hill
Tanner
Thos. T. Martin
Watkins Bradley
Belle Mina
Amanda Bradley
Chestertown
Maryland
Mrs. Quinton Bradley
Washington, D. C
Elzie Parker Gurley
Florette Home Demonstration Club
Bean Bettle
Anas
Tany Time
Secu
Garusens
Lifeguard
Goodyear
Goodyear Service Stores
LEE and Line Sts
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