Shoals Citizens Plan Washington Talks on Nitrate Plant Lease
About fifty residents from Tri Cities, Sheffield, and Tuscumbia travel to Washington Wednesday for Saturday discussions with the Chief of Engineers. They urge leasing water plant 2 and part of Wilson Dam power for Muscle Shoals nitrate operations, citing strong local support and speeches by realtor J Nyhoff during a mass meeting.
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Tri-Cities
Sheffield
Tuscum
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Nitrate Plant No. 2
Wilson Dam
Shoals
Youn J. Nyhoff
Armour Makes Last Shot in National Open Fight
Community leaders in Muscle Shoals push to force Alabama Power to cooperate on plants at Wilson Dam. Judge Nathan says district gains include access to status updates and cheaper power for Muscle Shoals and surrounding communities. Local officials urge a decisive battle to secure municipal power rights.
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Armour
Tri-Cities
Nathan
Muscle Shoals
Tommy Armour
Oakmont
Tighthorse
Smith Party Missed Lindbergh by Narrow Margin
W R Smith says on return from a two week southern motor trip they did not see Lindbergh though they were within two blocks of him. The Smiths and Bryan McAfee were in Washington when the city welcomed the trans Atlantic flier. The party reached Decatur last night after a pleasant trip.
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W. R. Smith
South
Auring
Lindbergh
Minors Convicted In U S Courts Face Federal Prisons
Federal authorities will send all youths under eighteen and older offenders to three national penitentiaries. Judge Cotteral notes no state institution can house such minors, creating crowding and integration with older inmates at facilities like Leavenworth. Warden White cites limited separation due to congestion.
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U. S
Stateioutwouth Kan
America
John H. Cotteral
Western
Oklahoma
United States
Atlanta
McNeil Island
Washington
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Institution
Judge Troup Improves but Still Ill at Home
Judge L. P. Troup of Morgan County remains ill at his Jackson street home and cannot yet resume duties at the courthouse. Friends throughout the county express hope he will be able to be out again soon.
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L. P. Troup
Morgan County
Jackson Street
Senator Smith Recovers and Resumes State Senate Duty
Senator Smith representing Morgan and Lawrence counties has recovered from illness and can assume duties in the state senate. Friends had feared for his health but are relieved by his improvement.
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Smith
Morgan and
Lawrence— County
State Senate
Los Angeles Considers Renaming Main Street for Lindbergh
City planners hear petitions to rename Main Street to honor Charles Lindbergh, with a public meeting planned in City Hall. The article recalls Los Angeles history of Main Street as a premier retail hub and contrasts its past prominence with today’s changes.
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Los Angeles
Lindbergh
Hhovgring
Central Improvement Association
Belug
Peirson Hall
City Planning Commission
Council Chamber
City Hall
Sinclair Lewis
Main Street
California
Spring Street
Broadway
Prom
Partiarly
Bowery
York City
Fine Market Today Is Well Attended
The Tuesday market described as the best since the curb market started saw fifteen sellers offering various farm commodities. Total gross sales neared $100 with individual sales from $1.50 to $13, and buyers bought fruits berries vegetables and more.
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J. T. Nelson
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Florence
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Tuscumbia
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Memphis
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