Sharp Action Promised Over Nazi Threats in Berlin
Berlin reports indicate the government may take strong action in response to a growing dissident movement linked to Nazism as Adolf Hitler rises in prominence. The AP dispatch notes rising tensions and mentions Webster Pearson and the Sharp action by groups alleged to threaten national stability.
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Alaska Flight Study Warns of Pacific War Needs
Navy survey of the Aleutian Islands west of Kodiak Bay, done for harbor safety and airbase planning two years earlier, informs Army and Navy focus on Alaska as vital wartime objective. Roosevelt attends Groton anniversary as George Rublee receives ovation and a chair mishap disrupts proceedings. Debates in California over war debts unite Johnson and McAdoo despite political rivalries.
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Japanese Public, the Work Was Done For the Coast and Geodetic Survey
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Army
United States
Groton
Chancellor’s Family Plans Summer Getaway
A suggestion was made for the chancellor and his family to take a vacation together. He remained tied to state duties, but it is expected the whole family will travel by the end of July.
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Tent Erection Under Way for Decatur Revival Meet
Mr. Rogers of the Cowell-Rogers revival party arrived in Decatur today to oversee the erection of a large revival tent at the Fourth Avenue and Johnston Street intersection, just north of Central Baptist Church. Services begin Sunday evening with a preliminary church official meeting Thursday and a first choir rehearsal Friday in the tent. The revival is a united effort by Decatur pastors and church leaders, following a successful campaign in Columbia Tennessee.
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Columbia, Tenn
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Roosevelt to Address Nation at 8:30 P M Thursday
President Roosevelt will speak to the nation over the air at 8 30 p m Central Time Thursday night, presumably to report on the state of the nation.
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Rice Injured by Truck Load of Lead Pigs
Robert Rice of The Daily suffered a badly bruised toe when a truck carrying lead pig exports turned over on his foot. Medical exam showed no bones broken and he was later sent home.
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Republicans In District Meeting Convened At Decatur Hall
The Republican district convention was held at Decatur city hall this morning for organizing and selecting officers. Col. W. T. Camp of Scottsboro was elected Slane of the executive committee with Luke Sherrill of Hartselle as secretary, delegates from five Tennessee Valley counties attended. Noted participants included Jere Murphy Huntsville R. M. Sims Arthur South J G Moore Florence W R Taylor Moulton W T Campbell J W Holland and J Spivey Scottsboro W J Kennamer Woodville Old Durham Section Ort Harper Larkinsville. Jackson county delegates said a partial ticket will be fielded this fall for state and county offices.
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Huntsville
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Arthur South
J. G. Moore
Florence
W. R. Taylor
Moulton
W. T. Campbell
J. W. Holland
J. ©. Spivey
W. J. Kennamer
Woodville
Old Durham
Press cartoons show Hitler Mussolini set to clash
Beverly Hills reports cartoons of Hitler and Mussolini imply an impending clash. The note also praises William Allen White for a high Americanism award, claiming Kansas leads in real newspaper men.
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Decatur Eyes Large Crowd for Second Roosevelt Visit
Carmichael asks Governor Miller and Governor-Elect Graves to urge President Roosevelt to attend. Letters will be sent to Trinity and Hart counties councils and civic clubs to aid in bringing in a larger crowd than the 26 000 that greeted him on his prior Decatur stop.
Astor Will Take A Society Bride
Newport, June 26. John Jacob Astor IV and Ellen T French secured a marriage license in city hall and plan a Saturday wedding in Newport to cap the social season in America's summer capital.
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Evangelist Dan Burson Speaks at Southside Baptist
Evangelist Dan Burson will address Southside Baptist Church tonight on the topic Birds of Prey. A special service for young people will be held as part of the evening program.
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Benson and Son Begin Motor Trip to Oklahoma and Texas
Benson Bryant and his son Benson Jr. started a Sunday motor journey visiting various points in Oklahoma and Texas.
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Girl Wounded and Starved Held by Woman in Jasper
A 12-year-old girl in Jasper Alabama was hospitalized in critical condition with wounds and severe malnutrition. County authorities investigate claims of torture by the woman who had custody, Mrs Earl Porter, now held on bond. The child had lived with Porter for 16 months. Porter’s husband, ill, had entrusted care earlier.
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Kidnapers Seize Chicago Cafe Owner in Sudden Snatch
In Chicago a band of six armed men abducted An Sciacca, owner of the Oriental Cafe, after dragging him into a waiting car. His three children were present. Carlo received a phone call telling him not to call police and to contact an uncle. Police consider the men as possible policemen.
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Mrs Jessie McBride Seriously Ill In Alabama
MOULTON ALABAMA June 26 The Moulton friends of Mrs Jessie Mc Bride of near Hillsboro regret to hear of her serious illness at her home Her daughter Miss Ellie recently called home from Peabody College Nashville where she had gone for summer study
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Jessie McBride
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Tennessee Valley Horse Show Attendees Prepare
Dr Harcourt A Morgan of the Tennessee Valley Authority cannot attend the third annual Tennessee Valley Horse Show. A St Johns Guild House meeting will host volunteers and sponsors, with Birmingham horseman W G Patterson bringing at least eight entrants. Star performers Speed Along Marys and Denmark King from Jim’s string are expected to compete.
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TVA to Occupy First National Bank Building July 15
TVA will move into the First National Bank building at Vine and Bank streets by July 15. Alterations will convert space used by the Savoy Cafe for TVA medical and personnel rooms and main banking room changes will be made. TVA officials, led by John F. Pierce, say no plans to relocate other departments from Valley points.
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Ira Wank
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Picnic Season Opens Wednesday at Mount Hope
Lawrence county hosts the annual Fourth of July picnic at Mount Hope twelve miles west of Moulton. The event draws people from across the state and beyond for a homecoming day with a tennis match relay races sack races and a boxing bout. Free dinner will be provided.
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Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County
Mount Hope
Dynamite Used Again In Birmingham Area
Dynamite was used again in the Birmingham district during labor troubles. One explosion wrecked the rear of a steel company employee’s home and another shattered window glass in a downtown laundry. Federal conciliators faced added challenges as the strike of about 70 workers escalated.
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TVA Planes Wish Totand at Port
TVA officials frequent air trips into the Decatur area say the airport should be a useful municipal adjunct. Decatur serves as a base for TVA operations in a wide radius, highlighting the need for completion. TVA through Pat Miller donated 127 mulberry posts worth 300 dollars for airport fencing, gratefully received by city and county officials.
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Sheffield
Chattanooga
J. T. Budinger
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Relief Administration
Nearly 100000 From Land Bank
Farm Credit Administration reports Lawrence county farmers received 99600 in loans from the Federal Loan Bank and Land Bank Commission during the year ending May 1 1934. About 2400 went to banks 1100 covered insurance costs and other items included past due taxes merchant debts and more.
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Ala
Farm Credit Administration
Lawrence County
Federal Loan Bank and Land Bank Commission
Lawrence County Sing Plans Made
The Lawrence county singing convention will be convened at Harmony five miles north of Moulton on the Moulton Hillsboro road Saturday and Sunday. The Denson.
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Moulton
Moulton-Hillsboro
Denson
Marshall County Citizens Shoot It Out In An Old Row
Gadsden Alabama June 26 Henry 72 and C C Howard 70 were charged with assault to murder after exchanging gunfire yesterday at Union Grove a remote mountain village. The two men stood 75 feet apart and fired shotguns in the feud like confrontation.
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Gadsden
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Henry
C. C. Howard
Union Grove
Ag Mote Mountain Village
Beasley body linked to manifesto by highway employee
A campaign card found near Beasley's body bears a reckless note implicating Jack Rackley and others. The message, signed by a state highway employee named Gann, hints at killings and possible self blame as investigators search the area for further clues.
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George Baker
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Relief Funds Depend on State Budget in Alabama
Washington today quote Harry L. Hopkins stating federal relief funds for Alabama depend on the state’s own budget decisions. He emphasized that increases in relief spending hinge on how Alabama dispenses existing funds and addresses local needs.
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Harry L. Hopkins
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Daily reporter Ray McMeans Recovers from Appendix Operation
Ray McMeans of The Daily underwent an appendectomy today and is reported to be progressing well. He is resting after the procedure and receiving care.
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