Advocates Fewer Working Hours Across The Market
The Daily quotes John Berry arguing for a six hour work day. He contends one man and a machine can replace four or five workers, reducing eight hours to six while keeping wages enough to support a worker, and warns higher living costs could generate wealth concentration as demand remains high.
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the Daily
John Berry
Citizen
Mrs. Nicoy Accepts New Dean Residence Post
Athens Alabama June 20 Mrs J H McCoy widow of Bishop J H McCoy and twice president of Athens College accepts position as dean residence at Alabama College for the ensuing term Her work helped Athens College during her two administrations and is noted as key to the institution's success.
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Athens, Ala
J.H. McCoy
J. H. McCoy
Southern Methodist Church
Athens College
Alabama College
Ala
Athens
McCoy
Miss Mary Thomas Returns from Detroit Trip
Miss Mary Thomas, home economics teacher at Lawrence County High School in Moulton, has returned from a vacation to Michigan. She visited Windsor in Canada and other northern points and stayed with Mrs. E. C. Towe in Detroit.
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Mary Thomas
Lawrence County High School
Moulton
Mich
Tuscumbia
Miss Thomas
Windsor
Canada
E. C. Towe
Detroit
Relatives Called To Bedside Of Miss Stinson
Relatives called to the bedside of Miss Stinson who recently underwent an operation at Benevo Ta hespital include Mrs. B. B. Kane El Dorado Arkansas Miss Frances of El Dodaro and Mr. and Wm McArthur of Memphis
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Stinson
Benevo Ta Hespital
B. B. Kane
EL Dorado
Ark
Frances of
el Dodaro
and “Wm, McArthur
Memphis
Negro Church Services at Grove and Vine Streets
Corner Grove and Vine Streets hosts services led by Minister Robert Lawrence Fuller with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a 11 a m sermon by Rev W A Wilhite in the pastor's absence. No night service due to union at Wayman Chapel A M E Church led by Rev Blackshear. Wednesday fraternal service 5 30 p m. prayer service canceled. All are welcome.
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Corner Grove
Vine Streets
Robert Lawrence Fuller
A. O. Sheffey
W. A. Wilhite
Baptist People’s Union
Wayman Chapel
Blackshear
Fay Bond Passes Very Suddenly
Fay Bond of Oklahoma City died suddenly Friday while at home. He was described as sitting in a window fanning when he is believed to have fallen or suffered a sudden attack. His sister in law Mrs. J R Smiley left Decatur to attend the funeral services in Oklahoma City.
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Fay Bond
Oklahoma City
Bond
J. R. Smiley
Decatur
Classified Ads Save Time and Money
Readers are urged to skim classifieds for bargains as quick as possible to save money. The note emphasizes efficiency in sorting ads and spotting deals to maximize savings.
Market Panic Drives Mary Toward Ruin and Silence
Mary Vaughn faces a ten thousand dollar margin call after buying stock on credit as Foster, her employer, reels from a disastrous first-day open. With no one to confide in, she battles fear, guilt, and the risk of exposure to her secret Bonnie holds the key to her fate.
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Mary
Mom
Foster
Miss Vaughn
Tiffany’s
Mr. Foster
Translux
Frazier
Bonnie
Benson
Manhattan
Ben
Mary and Bonnie discuss a risky cash advance
Mary seeks two thousand to aid her sisters and a plan to cover debts emerges. Bonnie refuses to lend directly and hints at selling stock while Dicky Baldwinz weighs a stock investment tip. The scene hints at hidden motives as a continuation looms.
Daily Crossword Puzzle 1 Pro 4 Capital of the re public Tibet in Asia
A crossword style list of clues includes entries like capital of the republic Tibet in Asia and various numbered hints such as Little dog stone tablets and Layes. The grid references and clue numbering suggest a standard weekday crossword puzzle with multiple definitions across and down.
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Tibet
Asia
Use More Cotton Plea From Storrs Aims at Trade Balance
Montgomery June 20 Seth P Storrs state commissioner of agriculture and industries calls for more cotton to restore the trade balance and preserve purchasing power He says if foreign buyers fail to purchase American cotton citizens should wear it to aid merchants transportation and mills He also urges better crop quality to maintain U S cotton dominance.
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Montgomery
Seth P. Storrs
Storrs
America
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