Foreign Loans Under Lending Plan Draws Senate Fire
The export import bank topsy turvy plan faces criticism from Senators Borah Taft Lucas Norris Lafollette as it paves the way for foreign loans tied to American exports. Pierson argues the program targets exporters and Latin America while rail equipment loans face congressional opposition and doubts about self liquidating ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Perimeter
Washington
Export-Import Bank
Roosevelt
Pierson
Portugal
Poland
Italy
Latvia
Estonia
I. O. Us
Uruguay
Argentina
Peru
Brazil
Paraguay
Nicaragua
Haiti
Senate
Cnts
United States
Borah
Idaho
Taft
Ohio
Lucas
D. Ill
Norris
Ind-Neb
Lafollette
Commerce Department
M. J. Gormley
The
Association of American Railroads
Congress
D.,. Mont
Ate Commerce Committee
Grant rescinded for University of Georgia dormitory project
Administrator Ickes canceled a $21,600 PWA grant to the University of Georgia for a new fraternity dormitory after deeming the project a misallocation. He ordered the return of $7,200 already advanced.
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Washington
Ickes
PWA
University of Georgia
Rotary Club installs Hartsel le officers for new year
Hartsel le Rotary Club members heard the installation of new officers for the coming year. New president J R Stone and officers John L Houston Phil Orr Dr K R Currier and M Nelson were named. Guests included Norman Harris and others from Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartnelle Rotary Club
Rotary
J. R. Stone
John L. Houston
Phil Orr
Ke. F R. Currierys
M. Nelson
Minas Frances Lee
Mra. C. I. Lee
F. G Yancy
Markets Drift on War Talk and Currency Fears
New York stocks tumbled as fears of renewed European war talk and currency legislation weighed. Trading was volatile with five hours of turnover near 800,000 shares, the largest in over a month. Cotton futures in New Orleans closed steady to lower on unsettled foreign events and favorable crop news. Spot cotton quiet with modest gains and supplies reported. memphis cottonseed meal futures closed steady with several thousand contracts traded.
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Victor Eubank
New York
Congress
Washington
Danzig
New Orleans
Markets at a Glance New York June 29
Markets at a Glance reports a heavy stock decline with widespread weakness in bonds and curb markets. Foreign exchange shows nervous demand for dollars while cotton and sugar trend mixed with selling and Cuban purchases. Coffee improves as local covering supports prices. CHICAGO Wheat and corn rise on overseas strength, cattle steady to weak, hogs slow with slight declines.
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New York
Chicago
Cotton market closes higher amid late dealer support
Local professionals pushed prices up in late trading after a day of declines. July, October, December, and January futures posted varied changes with middling cotton near 9.83 cents per pound and opening quotations ranging around 9.35 to 9.41 for July and general price activity finishing mostly higher.
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New York
Wheat prices extend recovery to best level of month
Chicago wheat futures gained another cent a bushel as prices rose to the strongest level since mid month with July at 7 3 4, September 7 2 3 4. Corn and oats also rose with July corn 1 4 3 4 higher and oats up 3 4 1.
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Chicago
Poultry Market Report From Chicago Auction
Chicago auction report lists live poultry with 3 cars 40 trucks irregular lots. Hens under five pounds priced 14 1 2 cents per pound, leg horn hens 11 1 2, broilers, colored 16, Plymouth Rock 17, White Rock 16, leghorn broilers under 2 pounds 16.
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Chicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Doctors Study Malaria Control in Alabama Legacy
Dr. Jose Pinto of Brazil and Dr. Manuel Maio of Mexico visited Morgan county health offices to inspect the laboratory and observe TVA airplane dusting of Wheeler reservoir backwaters as part of malaria control. They cited Decatur’s 1914 typhoid outbreak methods studied at Harvard and now taught in major schools.
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Jose Pinto
Brazil
Manuel Maio
Mexico
Morgan County Health Department
TVA
Wheeler Reservoir
Harvard
Alabama Health Department
Decatur
Alabama Supreme Court Decisions List June 20 1930
The Alabama Supreme Court issued decisions including reversals and remands in several cases from Coffee and Escambia circuits. Writs denied in certiorari petitions, appeals affirmed or overruled, and various equity matters from Montgomery Mobile Jefferson Calhoun and other circuits. Local administrators and officials are named in numerous appeals and rehearing rulings.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Anderson
Hubert Stinson
State
Coffee Circuit Court
Gardner
Chas
Bates Moore
B. F. Cruit
Escambia
George — Lambrakis
Lambrakis
Stave
Court of Appeals
Sarah A. Henderson
Southern R
Atty
Lonnie L. Albritton
D. D. Robertson
J. R. Council
Lauderdale Law and Equity Court
Foster
J. W. Harris
Town of
East Brewton
R.C. Balkun
Alias
Balkum
Bera Bell
Admx
L. F. Barnes
Tuscaloosa
Equity
Knight
I. C. Heck
Comptroller
C. Hall
Montgomery Circuit Court
Curt Stinson
John Lawrence Lavretta
First National Bank of Mobile
Mobile Circuit
Louis C. Loring
A. Paul Goodall Real Estate and Insurance Company
Jackson Securities and Investment Company
John C. Curry
Cou't of Revenue Et Als
Carrie Morgan
Probate Court
Cherokee County
JT. C. McCraw
Esther Davenport
Calhoun Circuit Court
T. C. McCraw
C. E. Wilson
Herman York
State of Alabama
White Rock Springs 21 Colored Fryers 16
White Rock Springs posted 21 to 16 over Colored Fryers in a scores update. White Rocks 17 and other prices remained unchanged.
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White Rock Springs
White Rocks
Nashville Livestock Market Summary
Salable cattle 150 calves 125 demand good prices steady. A few steers and yearlings above 8.00 with top 9.00 for dealers. plain kinds 6.50-7.50. Cows and bulls 6.50 down. cutter grades 4.00-5.00. Hog totals 500 with top 6.90, bulk 5.09-6.90. Sheep 1000 no sales early. steady trend. spring lambs to 9.50.
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Nashville Livestock
Nashville
Tenn
U. S. Dept. Agr
Smith total still climbs as fugitive ties grow
Baton Rouge June 29 Dr James Monroe Smith former LSU president remains at large as official estimates exceed a million dollars. The Shreveport Times calls for a federal probe of WPA in Louisiana citing Smiths financial exploits. Authorities say bonds worth 1 200 were accessed and half redeemed with 500 000 in cash via invalid notes. A nation wide hunt continues with tips of sightings and rewards totaling 2750.
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Baton Rouge
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
United States Department of Justice
Department of Justice
Kansas City
Shreveport Times
Federal Agency Institute
WPA
Louisiana
Smith
Havi
Tate
Shattuck
Canada
Earl K. Long
New Orleans
Ot Long
Huey P. Long
Relief bill passes Senate and moves to final shape in joint committee
After a 14 to 14 hour session the Senate approved the relief measure and sent it to a joint committee to finalize before WPA funds expire July 1. The House raised relief funds to 1 808 300 000 and added restrictive clauses as administration objections were trimmed. A separate 1939 40 appropriation of 1 194 498 633 for Agriculture was approved after months of delay over farm benefits.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Conference
Decatur News Roundup From Local Residents
Daily page notes in Decatur include visits and returns of residents from Columbia Tennessee to Daytona Beach and Memphis. Church notices report sermons and communion at Westside and First Presbyterian. Local people travel to Birmingham Charlottesville New Orleans and Sheffield for visits and illness updates.
Senate Passes Massive Relief Bill After Long Debate
The Senate approved the 1.8083 billion dollar relief package in a 55 to 0 vote after over 14 hours of debate and sent it to a conference committee. House leaders anticipated final enactment before the end of the fiscal year. Rayburn said it would become law by midnight tomorrow.
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Chamber
Senate
Rayburn
House Pushes Bill
The House quickly voted another measure in Washington on June 29, advancing a proposal amid ongoing legislative activity. Details remain unclear in the fragment but indicate swift action by House members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Bill Washington
Former Kansas City Manager Indicted in Water Scandal
Henry F. McElroy, 73, former Kansas City city manager, was indicted by the Jackson County grand jury in a $356 water leak scandal. McElroy resigned under fire last April as the To Pendergast democratic machine began to crumble after 13 years at the helm.
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Kansas City
Henry F. McElroy
Proposed 32 1 2 Cent Wage Scale Sparks Southern Debate
Atlanta June 2 The proposed 32 1 2 cent an hour textile wage minimum was denounced by Birmingham mill owner Donald Comer as a device to keep the South under northern economic subjection. Comer testified at a hearing before Wage-Hour Administrator Elmer F Andrews, accusing tariff and railroad rate discrimination of harming southern industry and claiming the wage minimum would have the same effect.
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Atlanta
Donald Comer
Birmingham
South
Comer
Elmer F. Andrews
Confederate Pension Checks Ready to Give Out in Morgan County
Quarterly Confederate pension checks have arrived and will be distributed Saturday morning at the county public welfare department in the courthouse. There are 36 checks, 35 for widows and one for the living Confederate soldier J. D. McClanahan, 95, of Hartselle. The offices will be closed Monday, and all entitled recipients are asked to call for their checks Saturday.
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County Public Welfare Department
Morgan County
J.D. McClanahan
Hartselle
Riggs and Cooke Reach Wimbledon Fourth Round
American No 1 amateur from Chicago James Riggs advanced to the Wimbledon fourth round with an 8-6 11-9 6-2 win over Camille Malfrey of New Zealand. Elwood Cooke of Portland Oregon also moved on after defeating G Lyttleton Rogers of Ireland 7-5 6-1 6-4.
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Wimbledon
Eng
Et Riggs
America
Chicago
Elwood Cooke
Portland
Ore
Camille Malfrey
New Zealand
Cooke
G. Lyttleton Rogers
Ireland
Classified Advertising The Practical Way to Buy and Sell
Classified ad brief promoting practical buying and selling via phone contact 46 offering quick listings and accessibility for local goods and services.
Federal bill details major farm aid allocations
Russell outlined a large bill with about 191 million dollars for federal aid highways 7 million for weather forecasting 3 million for food and drug regulatory work plus 26 million for cooperative extension 28 million for the farm credit administration 16 million for the Bureau of Animal Industry meat inspections and disease control 6 million for insect disease combat and 6 million for agricultural marketing services.
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Russell
Farm Credit Administration
Bureau of Animal Industry
Cad dell Gives View of Club Convention
President John Cad dell reported on the Kiwanis International convention held in Boston last week. He and Marvin Rankin represented the Decatur club while guests J S Adams Charles Hatchett Cecil Fain and Bill Popejoy attended from nearby Huntsville.
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John Caddell
Decatur Club
Kiwanis International
Boston
Mass
Caddell
Marvin Rankin
J. S. Adams
Decatur
Charles Hatchett
Huntsville
Cecil Fain
Bill Popejoy
Garner’ Pride
Winston Alston
Sunday Singing at Macedonia Draws Local Crowd
Morgan County residents attended the annual singing at Macedonia. Alvie Roberts family and Fannie Sybert visited L. M. Reed. E. C. Morris family spent Sunday with Clark Morris of Neel. Ollie Sybert visited Lucille West. Lola Mae and Wilma Sparkman hosted Ollie Sybert for dinner. A youth gathering joined Ozelle Sharrott’s party Saturday night. Alvie Roberts family visited B. B. Moore Friday night.
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Macedonia
Alvie Roberts
Fannie Sybert
L. M. Reed
E. C. Morris
Clark Morris
Neel
Ollie Sybert
Lucille
Ozelle West
Lola Mae
Wilma Sparkman
Ozelle Sharrott
B. B. Moore
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A. E.jackson
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Arthur Howell
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Tom Crittenden
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William Stewart
Emmett Bridge
L. C. Pattillo
A. D. Sample
Jack Doss
Short Story Club
Cold Springs
Fred Bailey
Mra. H. L. Payne
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Sarah Ann Bennett
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Virginia Claire Bailey
Virginia Smith
Ann Speake
Hal Jean Blair
Martha Lillian Whitman
Bevery Wray Bareclift
Frances and
Eugenia Hiden
Daisy Déan
W. P. Snuggs
Friday Ridge
South Highlands
Gladioli
Elliott Howell
Harvey Coleman
W. H. Block
J. F. Stewart, Jr
Mesdames
J. E. Stone, Jr
J. F. Stewart
George Stephenson
Coy Summerford
Harold Parker
W.H. Block
Arthur Stephenson
J.P. Hodges
Joli
J. P. Hodges
Frank Owen
Heflin
Marteello Masonic Lodge
S&s. M. Nelson
W. L. Groover
Joe Venable
W. V. Pattillo
Dr. E R. Currier
FE. A. Oden
BE. B. Adama
T. H. Locke
F. L. Aldridge
N. T. Smith
Odile McClanahan
Cavendish Bridge Club
C. Brown
J. W. Henderson
Guy Roberts
R. L. Carlson
E. P. Thornhill
Arthur White, Jr
J. W. Horton
Oliver Blizzard
Joe W. Burleson
Richard Byrd
John Lile
Betty
Zero
Richmond
Conner Lile
Nelle Stephenson Hayes
Frances Stewart
California
Howard Matheny
Mobile
BE. A. Oden
Hal Bareclift
Bobby
Billy
Huntaville
San Francisco
Calif
Perry Orr
Jonathan Burleson Orr
Lenora Green
Pina Grisham
L. O. Samford
J. H. Saxon
Bar Harbor
Maine
A. B. Staten
Florence
W. Penn
Lizzie Reed Penn
S. A. Waldman
Earl Plemmons
Mary John
Valdosta
J. T. Plemmons
G. R. Locke
Wall. Street
Memphis
Thur
Wed
Supreme Court
Decatur’s
McGregor
Courtland
R. O. Howard
Conrad Strickland
Columbia, Tenn
Dewitt Bagwell
George T. Woodruff
Oak Street
Homer Britton
Central Baptist Church
Ministerial Association
Tom Ratliff
Daytona Beach
Orlando
Fia
Little
Louise
Mabel Ruth Turner
1501
Tenth Avenue
Malcolm Peffen
Mr Peffen
Bebe H. Patten
Temple Lighthouse Church
Lloyd Eubanks
Minnie Lee
Richard A. Lee
Sixth Avenue
George W. Johnson
Vinemont
Route 1
Baugh’s Infirmary
Westside Presbyterian Church
Roy Phillips
East Limestone
Ed Tiller
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Grace Williams
Chattanooga
Pick Plemmons
Lakeland, Fla
W. M. Nix
State Line
Pearl Bell
Leona Little and Son
A. Ivy
Louisville, Ky
J. E. Nix
Moore's Mill
G. C. Mann
Lee A. Dendy
Kathleen and
Wendel
Bertha Speegle
Charlottsville, Va
Raymond Benich
Priceville
G W. Benich
Harriet Jane Sittason
Sheffield
Venus
Daphne Kelly
First Presbyterian Church
Edward V. Ramage
Bertie Nelson
Maynard Layman
the Daily
Wayland McGlathery
Dallas
Texas
R. M. McGlathery
Somers
N. Y
Mpi
Townsend
Del
Joseph Liebert
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Company
Martin Briscoe
Lafayette
George W. Ditto
Biloxi, Miss
Mary Barnard
Lacey's Spring
O. D. Beaver
Benevolent Society Hospital
Cleo Johnson
Willie Wellburn
Rt. 1
American Cleaners
K. C
Riggs
Oak Ridge
City Park
Princess Theatre
Bidg
John Garfield
Amity Tel
Rosemary Lane
Stanley Fields
William McGann
Warner Bros
Crane Wilbur
Lee Katz
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