Nazi silence broken on Jewish raids in Berlin drive
Berlin reports say the Nazi press defended the anti Jewish drive as self defense while admitting emigration is an objective. Observers note 140 000 Jews in Berlin face registration rules and raids, with foreign Jews pressured to leave or face seizure. Julius Streicher favors outright extermination as the only solution.
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Berlin
America
Ministry of Economy
United States
Beobachter
Reich
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Hitler
Julius Streicher
der Stuermer
Hartsel le Bond Issue Approved
Hartselle, Alabama reports that the PWA office in Chattanooga has authorized the Federal Reserve Bank to buy 33,000 dollars in power bonds for the Hartselle municipal power system. The total project cost is 60,000 dollars to use TVA current.
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Hartselle
Ala
PWA
Chattanooga
Federal Reserve Bank
TVA
Decatur
Construction set to start on Hartselle water system
Peach and Caddell, city attorneys for Hartselle, said the bond issue approval is likely to trigger construction of the city’s distribution system within about ten days.
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Peach and
Caddell
Hartselle
Red Drew Signs Four Year Extension at Alabama
Tuscaloosa June 21. Coach Harold Red Drew of the Alabama coaching staff since 1931 has signed a four year contract through December 31 1942. The move follows announcements by President Richard C. Foster. Drew has served as end coach track coach and professor of physical education and helped develop notable Tide players including Hutson Bryant Leach Walker McLeod Gandy Shoemaker Warren and Sanford. Wayne Downey recently surpassed the pole vault record eclipsing Merle Reigels.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Harold
Red) Drew
University of Alabama
Richard C. Foster
Drew
Capstone
Frank W. Thomas
Birmingham Southern College
Thomas
University of Chattanooga
Chattanooga
Bates College
Lewiston
Maine
Alabama Crimson Tide
Don Hutson
Paul Bryant
Fay Leach
Jimmy Walker
Tide
Ben McLeod
Ralph Gandy
Tex Shoemaker
Tut Warren
Hayward Sanford
Merle Reigels
Wayne Downey
Birmingham
Dr Guyton To Locate Here In Local Medical Practice
Dr. T. M. Guyton returns from Canada to join Dr. H. D. Greer in local medicine. He will handle general practice and surgery. A Van derbilt medical graduate, he recently interned at Montreal General Hospital for three years. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Guyton and a Pi Kappa Alpha.
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T. M
Tom) Guyton
Canada
H. D. Greer
Guyton
Vanderbilt University Medical School
Montreal General Hospital
E. M. Guyton
Pi Kappa Alpha Fratery
Preliminary trial set in Alabama murder case
Dowdy justice of the peace orders a preliminary hearing next Monday after Ed Crouch filed murder warrants against Emmett Peden and Virgie Peden. Sheriff Potts said Mrs. Peden is held as Peden claimed he fired when Crouch and others tried to force Mrs. Peden into a car. Crouch, 23, was killed last Friday.
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Plorence
Ala
Dowdy
Justice of the Peace
Ed Crouch
James T. Crouch
Emmett Peden
Virgie Peden
J. L. Potts
Peden
Crouch
Absentee Box Theft Eyed in Chilton County
In Chilton County Alabama the Democratic Executive Committee weighs action after five men seized an absentee ballot box. A four man Selma subcommittee will decide next steps while county officials continue the investigation. Contests loom from Sheriff race rival J R Hardy and Senatorial candidate Dr J A Hines amid threats of sensational charges.
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Clanton
Ala
J. D. McQueen
Alabama Democratic Executive Committee
Selma
Chilton County
Billy Smith
Democratic Committee
E. N., Bentley
Thorsby
J. R. Hardy
Hardy
J. A. Hines
Siluria
Chilton
Presbyterians Plan Church Picnic
Members of the Sunday school at First Presbyterian church plan a picnic next Thursday afternoon. They will meet at the church at three o clock and travel to a chosen site for games and a picnic spread in the afternoon. All church and Sunday school members are invited, along with others who attend the Presbyterian church or Sunday school.
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First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Sunday School
Mt Hope Doctor Recuperating After Illness
Residents of Lawrence and Morgan counties learn that Dr. J C Moore Mt Hope physician is recovering after two weeks of illness.
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MT. Hope
Lawrence
Morgan Counties
J. C. Moore
Colitis Cases Down Says Health Officer In Morgan County
Dr L R Murphree the county health officer reports colitis cases and deaths in Morgan County appear to be decreasing due to better maternal food care for children and efforts to keep flies out of homes. He warns flies spread diarrhea and urges six pest control steps including screening food and water, keeping stalls sanitary, and swatting flies to protect infants.
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L. R. Murphy
Murphree
Morgan County
L. R. Murphree
M. D
Parts of Greece Hit by Earthquake
A severe earthquake shook parts of Greece today. Old buildings collapsed at Galaxidi on the Gulf of Corinth west of Athens. No loss of life reported so far. Shocks were felt as far as Treveza in Epirus and the island of Samos. Treveza is 180 miles northwest and Samos 150 miles east of Athens.
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Athens
Greece
Galaxidi
Gulf of Corinth
Treveza
Epirus
Samos
Asia Minor
Benson Holds Margin Again in Minnesota
Minneapolis June 21 Governor Elmer A Benson led Elmer Petersen in the Farmer Labor gubernatorial primary as returns came in. Benson's margin fluctuated with late ballots from Hennepin county, while Petersen gained in outstate precincts. The race drew contrasts with Republican and Democratic contenders and touched on Roosevelt administration personnel changes.
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Minneapolis
Elmer A. Benson
Minnesota
Elmar Petersen
Farmer- Labor
Benson
Hennepin County
Pet
St. Paul
Petersen
Blican
Harold Stassen
Thomas Gallagh
Fields
Jonas Amen
Martin Nelson
George Leach
Harson
Fred Schuplin
Kael Murray
Victor Anderson
Charles Lethert
Joe Anderson
Roosevelt
Victor Christgau
WPA
Christgau
Capitol Hill
McCall Expects No Mercy And Is Prepared To Die
Franklin Pierce McCall says he expects no mercy from the pardon board and is prepared to die in the electric chair for the $10000 kidnapping of five year old Jimmy Cash in Princeton Florida His death sentence prompted clemency pleas from his family and the filing attorney A Arriett with a possible board hearing tomorrow in Raiford prison.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Jacksonville Journal Today
Franklin Pierce McCall
State Pardon Board
Jimmy Cash
Princeton
A. Arriett
Jasper
McCall
Pardon Board
Arriett
the Journal
Raiford State Prison
Apg
Skeegie
Funeral for Mrs Mary Elizabeth McDonald Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Elizabeth McDonald age 65 were held Wednesday at 2 PM at 614 Sherman Street with Rev. John C. Cowell Jr. officiating. Burial followed at Roselawn Cemetery conducted by Drinkard- Howell. pallbearers included Carmen Taylor Ray Brown William Thornberry James Call Paul Masterson and Woodrow Olinger. granddaughters arranged flowers. Survivors include three daughters, three brothers and 15 grandchildren.
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Mary Elizabet Onald
Sherman Street
John C. Cowell, Jr
Drinkard-Howell
Roselawn Cemetery
Carmen Taylor
Ray Brown
William Thornberry
James Call
Paul Masterson
Woodrow Olinger
WPA Drains Malaria Pond In Morgan County
WPA labor began draining another pond near Cedar Lake on W. P. Page property one mile southeast to reduce malaria risk. Within a mile live 38 homes, seven visited last year and six cases reported this year. Five nearby ponds also menace health. no plan yet for further draining.
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WPA
Morgan County
Morgan County Health Department
W. P. Page
Cedar Lake
Sleeper Car Disaster Claims More Victims Near Miles City
Fatigue worn searchers lift a submerged Milwaukee Road Olympian sleeper into blocks after a flood wreck. Officials say 31 dead, 66 injured, with 12 more bodies recovered as workers resume digging through silt in Custer Creek. Marie Zimmerman, 19, Aber deen S D, among the dead. fiancé Jay Kervin found her body. Milwaukee Railroad president Scandrett says the crash was caused by a sudden condition, not operator fault.
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Miles Ctty
Mont
Custer Creek
Milwaukee Railroad
Lucille Stumley
Volga
Holy Rosary Hospital
J. R. Regan
Yellowstone River
Yellowstone
Miles City Io
Marie Zimmerman
Aberdeen
Dorothy
Billings
Marie
Jay Kervin
Dean V. Hanscom
Don J
New York
Don
Leroy Bailey
Juanita
Joyce
Chicago
H. A. Scandrett
Milwaukee Road
Scandrett
Paraguay Withdraws From League Court Over Chaco Dispute
Paraguay announced its withdrawal from the World Court at The Hague to avoid Bolivia seeking a ruling in the Chaco conflict, signaling a shift in its stance amid regional tension and the League of Nations.
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Geneva
Paraguay
League of Nations
World Court
The
Hague
Bolivia
Chaco
Home folks vote on city government form
The city ballot shows 653 voters at noon as residents decide whether to switch from aldermanic to a different city government. Ballot boxes were used including Courthouse and Fairview, with Fairview outside city limits and boxes relocated from Harmon's store to Fairview school.
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Austinville
Moulton Heights
Fairview
Harmon's
Absentee Voting Update for City Government Form
Election board reports a few more absentee ballots may arrive before the 6 pm deadline as residents consider the present aldermanic system and the commission form of government.
Local election report shows mayoral race and alderman posts
Voters in Decatur cast ballots by noon with eight mayoral candidates and 16 aldermen vying. Eighty six ballot requests were made and 78 returned. absentee ballots could push turnout to 100 percent. A petition sought city organization under a new government form filed with Probate Judge B. L. Malone on May 3.
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Carnegie Library
Benn
City Hall
Chandler's Store
Third Street
Seventh Avenue
Neat
Malone Park
Johnston Street
the Blue Bird
Fourth Avenue
Sou
Love's Store
Ninth
City of
Decatur
B. L. Malone
Stock Prices Rally Across Sectors In Early June Trading
The New York market advanced with fractional gains and several stocks up sharply. Leaders like Eastman Kodak, Johns Manville, and Allied Chemical led the surge as better business sentiment and a potential gov ernment lead spending program boosted outlook, while gold stocks lagged.
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New York
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Johns-Manville
Atchison
U. S. Steel
Standard of New Jersey
McIntyre
Decree Golds
Morgan
Weather summary for Tennessee river region and Alabama
The Tennessee river gauge read 206 feet with a maximum temperature of 83 and a low of 67 in the past 24 hours. Rainfall measured 0.26 inches. Gentle westerly breeze along the coast.
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Tennessee
Alabama
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John Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anne Lindsay Clark
Nahant
Mass
Bermuda
DR. Guyton
M’donald
W. P. A. Labor
City Today
Atlanta
OF Atlanta
Cutusof
Decatur, Alalamas
Bel-Negy
Kresistany
Lashier
Dyer Electric Company
Julie
Sullivan
City Boyes
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