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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
2
Nashville writer Truman H. Alexander and Herbert Hoover traveled by Hoover's private car to assess flood areas along the Mississippi. The trip aimed to gauge relief needs in the affected regions and aid the ongoing recovery efforts.
The Tennessee River continued falling with a gauge reading of 5.3 feet, signaling a continued drop in water height. Local observers note the decline may affect river traffic and nearby waterways.
The district conference of the C M E church in North Alabama Somerville continues July 27 to 31. Delegates are expected from all three C M E churches within the district.
Pension warrants totaling 377167.50 for 7738 rate veterans and widows have been forwarded by State Auditor S. H. Blan to probate judges in 67 counties. Payments cover quarter ending July 1 with class payments of 90 to veterans and 5 30 and 22.50 to widows. Jefferson county leads with 652 recipients worth 30622.50.
The day saw temperatures climb toward a record with 90 degrees reached before noon. The low for the prior period stood at 71 degrees as conditions stayed hot.
Two months old son of Mr and Mrs Rufus of Albany route two died at one o clock. Funeral services will be held at four o clock with interment at Basham’s cemetery. Priest directing.
San Francisco native Onford Hyams was elected president of the International here to Detroit to host the convention. The selection of Detroit as convention city was announced.
A local Goodyear station urges timely tire checks and replacements before July Fourth. The ad promotes New Type Goodyear All-Weather Tread Balloons and Goodyear-built Pathfinders at low prices, encouraging safe driving and avoiding blowouts as crowds cheer.
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