Vice President Criticizes Parts Of Lending Program
Vice President Garner drew sharp remarks about portions of President Roosevelt's 3.86 billion dollar lending plan. Bi partisan opposition prompts administration aides to push for usable authority with minimal new salation while clerks draft a supplemental bill for passage after brief hearings. Export-Import Bank lending up to 500 million over two years faces criticism in the Senate from Borah Lucas and others while some argue the bank profits reflect financing sales that would not occur otherwise.
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Senate House
Senate
Borah
Idgho
Art
Ohio
Lucas
Camel Cigarettes Feature Longer Ash And Smoother Smoke
The ad claims CAMELS retain ash longer than rivals and offer cooler mellower smoke. It touts Camel extra smoking as economical with a bonus of finer tobaccos and positions Camel as America’s first choice for smoking pleasure and a shrewd cigarette buy.
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America
Amera
Financing Exports Sparks Debate Over New RFC Powers
Administration officials weigh using RFC lending powers to fund loans and a new corpora tion to buy and lease equipment to railroads while expanding rural electrification and farm tenancy programs. Critics fear toll bonds and express roads spending, with Rep White warning of drift toward state socialism and a totalitarian nation.
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Bill Administration
United States
RFC
Miller
D. Aak
Congress
Rep. White
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Republican National Committee
White
By Faith and The Blood of the Cross at Central Baptist
Dr. John C. Cowell led both Sunday services at Central Baptist Church. The morning sermon, titled By Faith Abraham, urged living by faith amid tests. The evening sermon, The Blood of the Cross, emphasized salvation solely through Christ’s blood, with Rev. Homer Britton leading a hymn.
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John C. Cowell
Central Baptist Church
Abraham
Homer Britton
Decatur Garden Club thanks Daily for flower show support
A June 23 1999 letter from Eugene Bailey Jr secretary of the Decatur Garden Club praises The Daily for cooperation in the spring flower show. The club expresses confidence in future shows due to ready response to requests.
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Decatur
Ala
Decatur Daily
Alabama
Decatur Garden Club
Eugene Bailey, JR
Army Takes 2 More Men In Local Recruitment
Two young men passed final exams and took the military oath for the regular army. A Mubbard Evans, son of Henry and Mrs Evans, route 1 Waterloo Alabama, was assigned to coast artillery in Honolulu with sailing set from Charleston July 22. Vergil Eldridge Adcock, son of Walter T Adcock, route 9 Smithville Tennessee, joined the 29th Infantry at Fort Benning Go with 14 years prior service in Panama Canal Zone. The local recruiting agent invites eligible white men 18 to 35 to inquire about careers in the regular army.
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A Mubbard Evans
Henry Evans
Waterloo
Ala
Vergil Eldridge Adcock
Walter T. Adcock
Smithville
Tenn
Evans
Fort McClellan
Anniston
Coast Artillery
Honolulu
Hawaii
Charleston
8. C
Adcock
Fort Benning
29Th Infantry
Panama Canal Zone
Roosevelt to receive 25 year Grange certificate
In Hyde Park New York Franklin D Roosevelt will receive a formal certificate tonight honoring 25 years of continuous dues paying membership in the Chapel Corners Grange a local branch of the National Farm organization.
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FDR
Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Country Squire
Chapel Corners
National Farm Organization
Troop Eleven Scouts Host Banquet at Central Baptist Church
Members of Troop Eleven Boy Scouts gathered with committeemen parents and guests at Central Baptist Church for a banquet. Dr John C Cowell Jr delivered the keynote, with remarks by Scout leaders and performances by Raymond Baker Charles Abbott Charles Baker and William Reed. Handicraft awards were given with first to Carlisle Hobbs second to Ray Moss and third to Raymond Baker.
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Troop Eleven
Boy Scouts of America
Central Baptist Church
John C. Cowell, Jr
Frank Chenault
Homer Britton
America
William Reed
Louis Mann
Emory Teague
Eugene Speer, Jr
Cowell
Raymond Baker
Charles Abbott
Charles Baker
Carisle Hobbs
Ray Moss
Reed
Red Wing Troop
Girl Scouts
Mary L. Reed
W. J. Brown
John C. Cowell
David Gibson
Bryan Abbott
Hawthorne
J. W. Hill
Hobbs
John Patterson
George Godwin
Glenn Ransom
T. E. Baker
Lillie Howell
A.C. Mann
Harold Fields
Evelyn McClure
Girl found starved girl improves after years in attic room
Seven year old Alice Harris, kept in a third floor storage room for five years, weighs 60 pounds and walks with help. Emaciated and unable to talk, she now learns to chew solids and stand, while Humane agents investigate allegations of mistreatment by her grandfather and mother. Dr. Kinsley Davis of Pennsylvania State College provides a report.
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Uniontown
Alice Harris
Alice
Jennie Rowan
Kinsley Davis
Pennsylvania State College
Townsendites urged to work for Townsend congress
United States senators and soap box orators wrapped four days of public sessions at the Indiana State Fairgrounds. Dr Francis E Townsend, age 72, urged delegates to go home and organize a Townsend congress in 1940, saying insurgent efforts would be ignored as they headed home from the national convention.
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Indianapolis
Francis FE. Townsend
Townsend
Townsend Clubs
United States
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Former Decatur Resident W G Anderson Dies in Louisville
Friends mourn the death in Louisville Kentucky of W G Anderson former Decatur resident and L N railroad employee who had been in ill health about a year He is survived by his wife and two sons Clarence of Louisville and Douglas of Columbia Tennessee Burial will be Tuesday afternoon in Fayetteville Tennessee
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Louisville
W. G. Anderson
Decatur
Louisville and Nashville
Anderson
Clarence Anderson
Douglas Anderson
Columbia, Tenn
Fayetteville
Tenn
Subisdy Total From Crop Control Programs Reported
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration said it paid 638 million 491 thousand 958 dollars in subsidies to farmers for cooperating with crop control programs during the 11 months ending June 1.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Third typhoid case for year develops county outbreak
With a new typhoid case near Hartselle last week the county total for the year rises to three. The other two patients, both from Decatur, have recovered, said Dr. L R Murphree, county health officer.
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Hartselle
L. RB. Murphree
Decatur
Alabama Power praised as key to state development
A collection of statements from Alabama residents nationwide praising the Alabama Power Company for driving industrial growth in Alabama. Homestate voices from Opelika Mobile Plantersville Montgomery Prattville Marion Camp Hill and Birmingham emphasize jobs, local factories, and use of raw materials.
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Alabama
Alabama Power Company
R. L. Faucett
Prattville, Ala
Chas. J. Dennis
Marion
Ala
White Elephant Sale Ad Taker Wanted
A notice inviting buyers to call 46 and request Ad Taker to place an entry for a white elephant sale. The brief seeks a quick contact and outlines no other details.
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White Elephant
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Jack P. Friday
Plantersville, Ala
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