Wire behind planes cuts aviation static in tests
An aviation lab team led by H. M. Hucke conducted three months of flight tests across the western United States using a trailing wire to reduce radio static. They found static arises from electrical discharges from charged clouds and may be forecast like weather. The wire reduced but may not fully solve the problem. A ground static generator simulated cloud charging for lab experiments.
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H. M. Hucke
United Air Lines Communication Laboratory
United States
Hucke
Major League Leaders Reported by The Associated Press
Major League leaders include hits by Walker of the Tigers with 86 and Gehrig of the Yankees with 79. Greenberg of the Tigers leads homers with 15, while Chapman of the Red Sox and Walker of the Tigers top steals with 12 and 10 respectively. Pitching leaders show the Tigers with nine wins and Bridges among Leaders with strong decisions.
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Associated Press
Reenbergers
Bonira
White Sox
Walker
Tigers
Gehrig Yankees
Vosmik
Browns
Kuhel
Senators
Stone
Greenberg
Averill
Indians
DiMaggio
Yankees
Chapman
Red Sox
Ard Tigers
Bridges
Medwick Stars as Cardinals Top Reds in High-Scoring Affair
Medwick drives in 64 runs and hits four bases, Cardinals beat Reds 12 to where Galan and Handley each contribute triples. Lon Warneke and Shoun share pitching duties as Chicago Cubs and Dodgers see key hits.
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Medwick
Mize
Cardinals
Galan
Cubs
Demaree
Shoun
Lon Warneke
Kiwanis Work in State Praised at Convention
Leo H. Pough Alabama Kiwanis governor reported at the 21st international convention that Alabama clubs led a large civic betterment campaign. He said 31 Alabama clubs completed hundreds of community and welfare activities. The Alabama delegation includes Lieutenant-Governor Judge Seybourn H. Lynne and Auxford S. Martin Troy among others.
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Indianapolis
Leo H. Pough
Mobile
Alabama Kiwanis
Alabama
Pough
Seybourn H. Lynne
Decatur
Herndon G. Dowling
Tuscaloosa
Fletcher N. Farrington
Dadeville
Auxford
Martin Troy
Boat Race Plans Take Shape on July 4
Plans for the July 4 boat races on the Tennessee River are shaping up as committees are named to handle event details. Organizer Butler P. A. Hine said preparations aim to draw a mix of large and small craft to compete on the river.
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Butler P. A. Hine
Tennessee River
For Rent 5 Room House in Good Condition
Classified ad lists a five room house for rent in good condition with improved conveniences. Contact L. B. Wright at 25 for details.
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L. B. Wright
Ten Commandments at early age urged to curb crime
Cleveland criminologist Leona Marie Esch argues teaching the Ten Commandments in childhood will curb crime as she notes a 97 percent rise in offenses by under 18. She helped create a full time juvenile court in 1935 and led reforms in Cleveland police records, bail, and parole criticism.
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Jane Kraner
Central Press
Cleveland
Leona Marie Esch
Miss Esch
Cleveland Association For Criminal Justice
United States
Association
Esch Gays
Cleveland Bar Association
Cuyahoga County
Dean Roscoe Pound
Felix Frankfurther
Harvard Law School
Charles de Woody
Federal Department of Justice
James Shallenberger
National Crime Commission
Ohio
Detroit
Radio Broadcasting System
Cleveland Police
Community Notes From Rock Creek Area
Several residents attended the Cataco singing Sunday. Chester Holland and daughter Paulia visited from Cullman County. Mrs Martha Jane Oden remains ill with little improvement after months of illness. Cap Horton and Center Grove guests visited Harvey McKee. Jessie Hamilton visited sister Elbert Julian. Mary Martin spent Tuesday with Malinda Lewis. Pearl Lanier and her Decatur children visit D A Roan. A daughter was born to Tom McDougeald and wife on June 8.
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Cataco
Chester Holland
Paulia
Cullman County
W. E. Smith
Martha Jane Oden
Cap Horton
Center Grove
Harvey McKee
Jessie Hamilton
Elbert Julian
Mary. Martin
Malinda Lewis
Pearl Lanier
Decatur
D. A. Roan
Tom McDougeald
Jurfe
Elks Lodge To Hold First Barbecue Thursday
Members of the newly organized Elks Lodge will host their first barbecue Thursday afternoon. A large attendance of lodge members and friends is expected.
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Elks Lodge
The
Order and Friends
DAILY CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS 9 A space cut site of gas
Across clues read like a standard crossword but the grid is damaged with many broken entries. Readers must piece together answers such as 11 A hair s breadth and 20 Pew obsolescent terms while downs include roughens and nourished. The puzzle features a mix of archaic spellings and abbreviated forms.
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Ama
India
Blind singer Lucile Mahan to perform in Talladega
Miss Lucile Mahan, longtime voice and piano teacher at the Talladega school for the blind, will visit July 3–4, staying with Dr. and Mrs. L. D. Patterson. She will sing at an 11 a.m. service at First Methodist on July 4 and give a sacred concert at 7:30 p.m. The renowned vocalist has taught at the institution for 12 years and brings anticipation across the Tennessee Valley.
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Lucile Mahan
School For the Blind
Talladega
L. D. Patterson
First Methodist Church
Miss Mahan
Tennessee Valley
University Center in Decatur Seeks Enrollment Boost
Ninety eight students enrolled for work in the University of Alabama Center in Decatur at Riverside High. The editor urges community involvement to attract more students, notes tuition fees, and asks readers to send interested students to Gilbert White.
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University of Alabama Center
Decatur
Riverside High School
University Center
Gilbert White
Chamber of Commerce
Jibyerest
White
Jordan
Weldon A. Brown
LACEY SPRING NEWS HIGHLIGHTS FROM LOCAL VISITORS
A roundup of Sunday and weekend visits among Lacey's Spring residents. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Horace Levin and family, Rudolf Walters and sister, plus Curtis Wright and others from Decatur. Several couples traveled to Birmingham and Huntsville. J. F. Dunn remains seriously ill. Mildred Hough visits Columbia. Betty's illness and death referenced.
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Horace Levin
Billy
Lester Branum
H. W. Rice
Decatur
J. P. Lipscomb
Rudolf Walters
Dolly
Curtis Wright
Thomas Evans
Osborn Bates
Ruby Winfrey
Ming
Thornton
Mary Rose
Frances
Mattie Tyler
Huntsville
Eugene Dunn
Fred Bog
Memorial Sing at Macedonia Set in Warren White Honor
The Macedonia annual memorial sing honors Warren C. White who organized the event. T. S. Sparkman heads the arrangements with programs featuring the Brown quartet, Osborn quartet of Danville, Wallace-Willoughby quartet, Johnson Chapel quartet, and Johnson quartet from Pin Hook. The day includes on‑grounds dinner at noon and a broad invitation to local singers.
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Macedonia
Warren C. White
T. S. Sparkman
Brown Quartette
Osborn Quartette
Danville
Wallace-Willoughby Quartette
Johnson Chapel
Johnson Quartette
Pin Hook
Lou the foxhound reunites with owner after 1932 disappearance
Oklahoma City reports Nancy the foxhound later named Lou was awarded to A. M. Doss by peace justice Ben Lafon. Doss claimed the dog wandered from his farm in 1932 and later rejoined him, with verification by G. W. Brown.
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Oklahoma City
Nancy
Lou
Ben Lafon
A. M. Doss
G. W. Brown
Group to Attend Shocco Assembly
Mrs. L. D. Patterson Miss Mary Vaughan Patterson Miss Mary Fischer and Kenneth Carpenter will leave Monday for Shocco Springs to attend the TM 2 intermediate assembly. Mrs. Patterson and Miss Fischer will teach, Miss Patterson will be a nurse and Mr. Carpenter a member of the junior faculty.
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L. D. Patterson
Mary Vaughan Patterson
Mary Fischer
Kenneth Carpenter
Shocco Springs
Patterson
Miss Fischer
Miss Patter
Mr. Carpenter
Pups Bring Woman to Court in Busy Hearing
A woman was in court while attending to six pups she had brought, leaving Lou indifferent to the proceedings as the scene unfolded with the busy domestic matter.
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Lou
Mrs Bowling Laid To Rest In Union Grove
Mrs J W Bowling of Union Grove a longtime Baptist church member was laid to rest Sunday afternoon at Union Grove cemetery. She is survived by her husband Reverend J W Bowling. Flower girls Nell Yancey Evie Mae Whisenant Kathleen Helms Marie Thwinn Margaret Irwin Nadine Lemons and Mary Virginia Hornbuckle assisted at the service with Laughlin McCaleb of Huntsville in charge of burial.
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J. W. Bowling
Union Grove
Morgan County
Union Grove Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Rev
Nell Yancey
Evie Mae Whisenant
Kathleen Helms
Marie Thwinn
Margaret Irwin
Nadine Lemons
Mary Virginia Hornbuckle
Laughlin-McCaleb
Huntsville
Quintette from Northwestern School of the Bible to perform at First Baptist
The Northwestern School of the Bible quintette from Minneapolis will sing at the First Baptist Church on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. The public is invited to attend as the visiting group has full charge of the program.
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First Baptist
Minneapolis
Minn
First Baptist Wiu
Visi
Dallas judge orders early morning fetch of tardy motorists
In Dallas Judge William Williamson used patrols to arrest 15 late defendants between 11 30 p m and 6 a m. He warned that those who fail to appear will face a $200 fine and three days in jail.
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Dallas
Texas
Corporation Court
King Williamson
Italian Living Costs Soar Since 1935 Ethiopian Troop Invasion
Italian living costs rose by over 600 percent since Premier Mussolini sent blackshirt troops into Ethiopia in 1935, reflecting wartime economic strain and autarkic policies shaping daily life.
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Benito Mussolini
Ethiopia
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