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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1937

Page

5

Maxwell Announces Saturday Homestead Exemption Meeting

Morgan County tax assessor John M. Maxwell said claims for homestead exemption can be filed in person starting July 1 and due by October 1. Exemption saves about $13 yearly on a $2000 property. applies to state taxes only. Alabama Supreme Court ruled exemptions effective on percentages due October 1 and after. Tomorrow assessors from 13 north Alabama counties visit for planning. Attorney General Carmichael to give opinions on act clauses.

John M. Maxwell Morgan County Maxwell Alabama Supreme Court North Alabama A. A. Carmichael

Girl Would Aid Ensign in Navy Romance Fallout

Beulah Wollard Nash claims multiple marriages to support Chuck Nash Jr in regaining his Navy ensign status after being discharged for marrying while at the Naval Academy. She testified in a signed statement that her 1934 marriage to a Tech senior at Glenville, Georgia was to aid Nash and Charles Nash Jr in reinstatement. The case involves Elopement, annulling, and ongoing plans to appeal to the Secretary of the Navy in Washington.

Baltimore Beulah Gathleen Woolard Navy Gate Tech Glenville Oren Anderson Chas Chuck) Nash, Jr Chuck South Mills N. C Naval Academy Annapolis Secretary of the Navy

Group continues as investigators probe Schick transfers

Investigators report that in 1935 Colonel Schick formed three Bahamas corporations and transferred 57,791 shares of Schick Dry Shaver stock as he allegedly sought Canadian citizenship. Prey notes the transfers left most of Schick Dry Shaver stock in these offshore entities.

ARS Tnt Wy Investig Schick Iember Bahamas Schick Dry Shaver Corporation Prey Schick

Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down

A compact crossword puzzle clue list featuring many standard entries. Across clues include Bachelor of arts abbr title of respect ventilate sly snare incline forward epic poem island in the Aegean sea fish of the Mediterranean self love and others. Down clues cover unlock retribution make less label dense inactive priest spiral of foot of a stain cow banter ardor Greek letter and related terms.

Aegean Sea Mediterranean Ardor

J G Liles First Rural Carrier Celebrates 33 Years on Falkville Route

James G Liles, the first rural carrier on Falkville route one, marks 33 years of service since 1904. He has delivered about 3 270 000 pieces of mail across a 42 mile route, starting with horse and buggy and now on improved roads.

Morgan County Falkville James G. Liles Birmingham Hartselle Decatur Eva Jesse Liles Liles James Jesse Liles Brothers Route One Mr. Liles Carrie

Parole for ex Birmingham banker Sam King at Maxwell Field

Sam C. King, former Birmingham banker, was released on parole from Maxwell Field federal prison camp and headed to Columbus Mississippi for a new automobile salesman job. The move was confirmed by prison authorities.

Montgomery Ala Sam C. King Birmingham Maxwell Field King Columbus Miss

Alabama Pharmaceutical Association Meets to Close Three Day Conclave

Congressmen List er Hill and State Agriculture Commissioner R J Goode address the Alabama Pharmaceutical Association in Montgomery as members approve by law reforms to boost membership and public service.

Montgomery Ala Lister Hill R. J. Goode Alabama Pharmaceutical Association Sam Watkins Dora

Umpire Ben Levine Hit By Foul Tip In Selma Game

Umpire Ben Levine remained in satisfactory condition at Vaughan Memorial hospital after being struck on the head by a foul tip in the seventh inning of the Selma versus Mon game last night. He was taken to the hospital and had a fair night.

Selma Ala Ben Levine Mon Vaughan Memorial Hospital Levine

Markets Was Steft By Government Intervention

Markets show selective recoveries in a slow session led by utilities oils rails and specialties. Steel, motors, and copper lag but improve late. bonds gain, especially secondary rails. Notable names include Brooklyn Union Gas, Public Service of New Jersey, Consolidated Edison, General Electric, and Coca Cola among others. Carriers weak on freight data. Chrysler delayed.

Victor Eubank New York Brooklyn Union Gas North American Electric Power & Light American Water Works American Power & Light Public Service of N. J Columbia Gas Consolidated Edison Western Union Standard Oils of N. J California Atlantic Coast Line Great Northern Pennsylvania Santa Fe Douglas Aircraft Boeing United Aiircraft American Tobacco Phelps Vers J. C. Penny Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward American Can Kroger Grocery Goodyear Union Carbide U. S. Steel Bethlehem, Republic Youngstown Sheet & Tube Woolworth American Telephone du Pont Anaconda Kennecott Cerro de Pasco Chrysler

Cudahy Introduces Ever Ready Ham at Decatur Branch

Cudahy Packing Company announces a new ham named Ever Ready for its Decatur branch with manager J C Cella calling it the companys newest and finest product. He touts a perfected process that yields a tender ham and claims it loses only one third as much weight and needs one third less cooking time and fuel.

Cudahy Packing Company Decatur J. C.cella Cudahy

All Day Singing at Antioch Church

The annual singing will be held at Antioch church eight miles east of Somerville on Sunday. The program runs all day with dinner served at noon.

Antioch Church Somerville

Butter Eggs Prices Report From Chicago Market

Butter and eggs trade figures from Chicago on June 18 show unsettled butter at 93 score and 92 score, with various firsts and extras quoted. Egg prices list firm levels around 20 056, including extra firsts and storage packed grades, reflecting typical midweek market activity.

Chicago

Markets at a Glance in New York and Chicago

In New York on June 18, stocks remained steady with utilities higher in quiet trading. Bonds were uneven with Treasuries lower. curb, power and industrial shares bought. Foreign exchange steady as sterling and franc rose. cotton steady amid local and trade buying. Sugar faces uncertainty over legislation. coffee irregular with selling and commission house buying. Chicago markets show wheat down on Canadian rain, corn up with eastern shorts, cattle steady, hogs active 10-20 higher.

New York Treasuries Chicago U. S

Chicago meat market and steel strike rhetoric at mass meeting

At Chicago on June 18 the livestock market showed higher prices across hogs cattle and sheep with limited demand and steady to weak sales. Across steelworkers nationwide a mass meeting featured Kennedy denouncing industrial unionism and CIC leadership while Inland and Youngstown prepared to resume operations amid strike-linked tensions and a Johnstown rally planned by C IO officials.

Decatur Notes on Local Residents and Church Events

Local gossip lists visits and movements of Annie Louise Pruitt in Birmingham, R R Murphy in Decatur, J A Ryker from Parkville, and Mrs W D Carpenter moving to Birmingham. The Sixteenth Avenue Baptist church hosts a cottage prayer meeting, baptism candidates follow revival, and West Side Presbyterian plans an Missionary Society meeting.

Annie Louise Pruitt WPA Birmingham Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church Elizabeth Kilgore Jackson Street Missionary Society of Westside Presbyterian Church

Country Club Receives Fresh Paint At Valley Club

The Valley Country Club now presents a polished look after a new interior and exterior coat of paint directed by Bill Curtis. Mayor R. N. Harris is returning from New Orleans as part of ongoing club improvements.

Cavalier Valley Country Club Harry Allen Athens George C. Curtis Denver Bill Curtis the Valley Country Club R. N. Harris New Orleans

Cooking school draws large crowd at Morgan County show

A large audience attended the electrical appliance display at Morgan County High School in Hartselle. Sponsored by Joe Wheeler Electric Membership Corporation and local dealers, the show features home and farm equipment and runs through Saturday night with a separate men’s program tonight.

Morgan County High Hartselle Joe Wheeler Electric Membership Corporation Decatur

Poultry Prices Mixed in Chicago Market Report

Chicago June 1 poultry market shows hens steady while chickens are weak. Live offerings include 57 trucks with varied weights and breeds such as leghorn hens and fryers colored Plymouth and white rock.

Plymouth Rock White Rock Roosters Chicago Plymouth

Ex-resident Bassett Maguire to lecture at Cornell after sabbatical

Bassett Maguire former Decatur boy and his wife with two children visited his uncle Augustus Bassett on Wednesday. He plans to join Cornell University for summer teaching and will seek sabbatical opportunities at Harvard and Columbia during the next academic year. Maguire, a University of Georgia graduate, previously conducted biology research in British Guiana with William Beebe's labor at Kartabo. He holds a PhD expected in taxonomy and botany from Cornell in 1938.

Bassett Maguire Decatur Augustus Bassett A. G Cornell University of Georgia Maguire British Guiana United States William Beebe Kartabo University of Pittsburgh Carnegie Museum of Pittsburgh Utah State Agricultural College A. G. Richards Paul Nettleton Richards Floise Knight Lacon DuBose School Monteagle Tenn Oliver Co. Cox St. John's Episcopal Church Peter M. Dennis Cox

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