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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
4
Now Go South Young Man Sees South as Industrial Frontier
Professor Melodka Keir argues in the Christian Science Monitor that the South can lead U S industrial and agricultural balance by expanding diversification and manufacturing beyond textiles. He cites lumber, iron and steel, petroleum, fertilizer and related by products, plus opportunities in cattle hog dairy and regional textile machinery. He notes Roosevelt's support and Southern political interest to boost regional growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melodka Keir
Dartmouth College
Christian Science Monitor
South
Professor Keir
Greely
United States
Florida
Ozark
Texas Cotton
St. Louis
High Value Connecticut Mills Property Heads to Sale
The article asserts the Connecticut Mills property is extremely valuable and will soon be disposed of. It hints at a brief period of renewed optimism following a low mood and frames the sale as imminent, with focus on the property’s significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Mills
Chicago
Earth
Prohibition's death knell and a world in flux
Doomed Prohibition spurs open saloons as crime and bootlegging threaten. New York votes repeal signs and debates loom for 1933. Commentator notes shifts in gold, currency, and limits of government power amid science and exploration advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
New West Virginia
Farley
Elihu Root
New York
Senate
House of Representatives
Southern Sheet Metalworks formed from Young and Puckett
Announcement notes the incorporation of Southern Sheet Metalworks with headquarters on Second Avenue. Bryant Washburn and Lois Wilson act in Burglar Proof at the Star, while Pearl White stars in The Mountain Woman at the Delihe Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Sheet Metalworks
Young and Puckett
Second Avenue
Bryant Washburn
Lois Wilson
The
Star
Pearl White
Deliie Theatre
Barbs and Reforms Mark Roosevelts Wave on Sweat Shops
The piece humorously notes White House cooling of the president’s office as part of anti-sweat shop efforts. It mentions Hoover becoming Stanford librarian and questions his budget-balancing skills in a new role. It cites storms in Washington since March 4 and Rockefeller’s grandson finding a job with Standard Oil of New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Stanford University
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Behind the Scenes in Ashington and Washington
A 1933 NEA Service article recounts railroad wage cut bluff and quick federal intervention, naming Joseph Eastman and Donald Richberg as key figures in shaping the recovery act and labor policy. It notes Bilbo’s appointment to the Agricultural Readjustment Administration and Brand’s remarks on Brookhart’s farm exports work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
Washington
Richberg
Hugh Johnson
Congress
Recovery Administration
Department of Agriculture
Theodore Bilbo
Mississippi
Agricultural Readjustment Administration
Brookhart
Charles J. Brand
Iowa
Russia
Brand
NEA Service, Inc
Many Voices on Smalltown Life in a Shotgun Style
A collage of quips and vignettes from a 1930s paper contrasts jokes about smiles love and work with reflections on prosperity and social manners. It notes a newspaper era mindset, referencing law, peddlers, servants and everyday urban rhythms.
Abroad Memories Shared By Couple At Dinner
He recalls traveling abroad with Asia as a central thread while she jokes about dining with pagodas. The couple reminisce about India, Japan, China and the celestial kingdom, contrasting his earnest passion with her playful chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
India
Japan
China
Celestial Kingdom
Noisy radio firms face lean times amid fewer ads
The piece notes radios' hard luck from shrinking advertising, arguing success stems from habit of sticking with a job until it is done, and emphasizes perseverance over luck in difficult times.
Perfect men as scarce as four leaf clovers
A local man muses on rarity and a village school visit ends with a witty reply. A minister asks a class of little girls if race determined color, and Mabel quips she would be streaky if all people were white and all others black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grl
Mabel
Local dispute over housing size sparks debate
A local man argues the average house is too small for two people who feel they were not spanked enough, highlighting community concerns about living space and parenting norms.
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Riages
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