Political Trends Shadow 1936 Congress Adjourning
The piece notes growing uncertainty about the political climate as Congress winds down. Roosevelt taxes on wealth and the post NRA fight divide Democrats and Republicans, with GOP urging unity while discussing reforms and court rulings on the gold clause. Hoover reenters activity amid NRA invalidation and centralization debates.
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Congress
Capicel
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
R. Mich
Cne Va
Senor Robinson
Two Fires Cause Minor Damage Across City Areas
A fire at 913 Olive street this morning caused slight damage to a dwelling from a defective flue. Earlier, Thursday afternoon, a Mason-Brown Ice truck on Ninth avenue, west, caught fire due to a shorted wire, resulting in small damage.
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Olive Street
Railroad Street
Ninth Avenue
Sturdivant to Preach at Mason Ridge Sunday
Dr. L. G. Sturdivant, presiding elder of the Decatur district, will preach Sunday afternoon at 3:00 at Mason Ridge school. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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L. G. Sturdivant
Decatur
Mason Ridge School
Mortgage Sale by Federal Land Bank in Alabama Listing 71 Acres
The Federal Land Bank of New Orleans will sell at public auction on June 8 1936 in front of the Morgan County Courthouse Decatur Alabama the 71 acres more or less described as part of the east half of section 18 township 6 south range 4 west Morgan County Alabama to satisfy the mortgage debt and costs due under a 1926 mortgage recorded in Morgan County. The sale will be conducted by attorney H Eyster for the mortgagee Co. H Eyster.
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Alabama
Morgan County
J. Mann
Susan Mann
Federal Land Bank of
New Orleans
Benagg der
Court House
Decatur
Uns
Section
Township
Chestnut Grove
Somerville Road
Hartselle-Decatur
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Dunham Says He Will Pay Tax Owed If Court Sets Amount
Chicago park district president Robert J. Dunham argues over a tax bill of 1 278 298 with the government claiming more than 400 000. His lawyers contend the valid claim is not over 400 000 and Dunham is ready to pay whatever the courts or the Internal Revenue Service ultimately determine.
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Robert J. Dunham
Chicago Park District
Public Works Progress
Illinois
Internal Revenue Commission
Dunham
Canning Center 70 Opens Monday in The Grove
The Decatur canning center at Grant Street and Riverview Avenue will open Monday under the Works Division head Paul D. Vann. It serves about 100 families with guidance from experts, and the relief department provides cans, equipment, and instruction. A wood burning double furnace is being erected near the frame building, with twenty men at work.
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Decatur
Grant Street
Riverview Avenue
Paul D. Vann
Works Division
Relief Department
Vann
CCC Recruits Examinations For Camp Positions
Morgan county youths were given preliminary and final examinations to fill vacancies in CCC camps. Candidates came from relief rolls and rural rehabilitation families. Buildings supplied by Will Wyker and land use granted by Charles H. Eyster and Alabama Water Supply Co. Water will be provided. Canning center for negroes planned. Construction material for two centers at Hartselle on site. White center behind Morgan County High School. negro center at Morgan County Training School.
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Morgan County
CCC
Will Wyker
Charles H. Eyster
Alabama Water Supply Co
Vann
Hartselle
Morgan County High School
Morgan County Training School
Labor Secretary Hare Leads Alabama Labor Federation Effort
Labor Secretary W. O. Hare chairs the Alabama State Federation of Labor in promoting legislation favorable to labor and playing a leading role in the federation's program.
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W. O. Hare
Alabama State Federation of Labor
Decatur Kiwanis Discusses Plans for Annual Camp
At the Decatur Kiwanis Club meeting the Boys Work committee led by Charlie Young outlined plans for the annual Kiwanis camp at the Vinemont site, to begin Monday morning with twenty boys attending. John Harlow and Ernest Hart supported the efforts with remarks on the camp preparations.
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Decatur Kiwanis Club
Charlie Young
Vinemont
John Harlow
Ernest Hart
Further Advance In Trade Noted In Market View
In New York on June 21 AP notes a broader trade view as major adjustments ease slightly. Markets show signs of stability despite earlier disturbing factors, with lingering questions about ongoing growth and price movements.
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New York
Club Meeting Notes Highlight Charity Funds and Absences
The report notes two possible contributions through charity funds and several voluntary gifts. There were no guests at Thursday's meeting and six members were absent, five of whom were out of the city. Next week's meeting will be open and additional announcements will follow.
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Charlies E. Coughlin
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Olan Mills
Tuscaloosa
William W. Brandon
Bill
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Dr. Sturdivant
Mason Ridge
General Electric
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