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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1939

Page

3

Reports Circulate on Roosevelt Lending Plan in Senate

Senate debate centers on a possible administration lending program not yet revealed. Senator Mead advocates self liquidating road finance and a federal toll authority while others warn against bank competition with Farm Credit.

Washington Senate Congress Roosevelt Barkley Howver Treasury Mead New Deal Senate Banking Subcommittee Subcommittee Federal Reserve

Government to keep spending to spur capital flow

The article quotes officials arguing for continued government funding of commerce. The government has poured money into channels of commerce since 1933, with lawmakers saying private expansion is lacking and outlays should not be cut off too quickly. Senator Morris supports extended government outlays.

Morris New Deal

Health notes from Morgan County rural communities

Health of this community is not so good at this writing with several families reporting illnesses. Names include Mrs Ervin Story Little Jimmy and Irene Bullard, Felton Stone and Lela McDaniel plus Rena Merle McDaniel of Decatur visiting. Various relatives and neighbors are mentioned attending gatherings and visiting in nearby areas.

Ervin Story Little Jimmy Irene Bullard W. D. Bullard Felton Stone Lela McDaniel Rena Merle McDaniel Decatur Willie Rodgers William Warren Seldon Higdon Petway Roberts Doris Willodene Neel Basham Edith West Marie Grace Bullard R. B. Orr Danville L. H. Jones H.S. Hicks

Auto Rock Car Lubrication Demo at Collier's Service

An ad announces the Auto-Rock machine that lubricates cars under real driving conditions with 100 percent lubrication insured. It invites customers to see the device at Collier's Service Station Bee Line at Johnston and provides the contact phone 028.

Collier’s Johnston

Office Cat and the Road to Success

A collection of short humorous vignettes and maxims about writing pay, perseverance, timing, and daily office life. It contrasts slow beginnings with eventual rewards, notes on work habits, wit about time and money, and small social observations from office and concert hall scenes.

Henry

Secretarial Hero Or Boss Self-Conscious Office Talk

A fragment shows characters debating workplace roles and propriety. The boss is pressed to appear heroic to his secretary while another character offers to type letters, suggesting looming tension over authority and femme fatale dynamics in a mid century office setting.

Hartington and Wausa Hold Benefit Game for Charlie Lind

In Hartington Nebraska on June 16 a charity game between Hartington and Wausa raised 175 at the gate plus 100 from local merchants to aid Charlie H Lind age 70, a longtime baseball fan. Lind attended the event but died of heart disease a few hours later.

Hartigton Neb Hartington Wausa Charlie H. Lind Charlie Lind

Fiend Slays School Girl In Nashville Culvert Death

In Nashville Tennessee a teen girl Marian Ellis 11 was found slain in a culvert after disappearing while visiting a neighbor. Her brother Jim Ellis found the body early evening. Authorities say the killer bound her with a cord and gagged her with her clothing after assaulting her. a suspect Henry Singer 19 was questioned after neighbors reported a strange man seeking girls.

Nashville Tenn Young's Lane Jim Ellis Marian Reney Singer Bernadine J. T. Ellis J. Carlton Loser Henry Singer

Oak Grove Endea vor Meets at Caddo Sunday Night

Local note records social visits across Decatur and nearby towns. Lois Wylie spent Saturday night in Decatur with friends. Elsie Lowery returned home after a De catur visit. Shirley Murphy and families linked to Morgan relatives. Mrs Demasters improving. G R Anderson of Loula ville Kentucky visited son R Anderson. Evelyn Maner activity noted.

Oak Grove Christian Endeavor Caddo Lois Wylie Decatur Elsie Lowery Shirley Pay Murphy Westley Murphy Mia. Grady Morgan

Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Illness

Saturday night guests included Miss Dorothy Iks and Miss Violet Porter from Decatures visiting families of Mr and Mrs H O Porter and Mrs J L Anderson. Sunday guests were Mrs John Demasters and others. Violet Nell Porter hosted with Miss Annie Gibson and Evelyn Maner. J Bright is reported ill at this writing.

Dorothy Iks Violet Porter Decatures H. O. Porter J. L. Anderson Mra John Demasters Julia Elsie Lottie Ruth Lowery Violet Nell Por Daniel Stanford Springs Daniel Mur- Porleonae Oak Grove Annie Gibson Evelyn Maner J. Bright

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