Morgan County civic notes urge unity and growth
A local column comments on politics and economy urging judge not to judge, cooperation among officials, and community effort to attract industry. It praises Hartselle for supporting the Alabama State Chamber of Commerce, notes discussions on a Morgan County revenue and control measure, and calls for debt-free city goals and broader employment through farming and industry.
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Hartselle
Alabama
Ber
Rotary Club
Morgan County
Dixon
Morgan County of Revenue
Contro
Legisla
Roosevelt and the Republicans Push for Better Business
The writer argues Roosevelt and his team will strive to improve business, noting survey results show Republicans gaining strength. The piece compares Havana’s cleanliness favorably and contrasts with Decatur Alabama, admitting room for overall city improvements.
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Roosevelt
Spivak Imgines Communist Link Amid Trial Coverage
Walter Winchel reports lawmakers accuse John L. Spivak author of Street Armies of red propaganda. He notes Jack Spivak’s radical leanings and an I L Defense byline on a trial report. Questions arise about Spivak leaving Decatur abruptly and other reporters’ views of his company.
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Spivak
Walter Winchel
John L. Spivak
Jack Spivak
Scottaboro
International Labor Defense
New York
Decatur
Alabama School Land Theft Urges Legislative Probe
The Montgomery Journal cites reports from The Decatur Daily and The Tuscaloosa News calling for a legislative recess committee to investigate alleged abuse and extensive timber theft from public school lands in Alabama. They warn losses threaten school financing and demand action.
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Montgomery Journal
Decatur Daily
Alabama
the Daily
Tuscaloosa
Oll Public
Alabama School Lands Under Scrutiny Abuses Promised Review
The Daily notes limited public knowledge about school lands and urges a legislative study during the session. Charges of official carelessness have surfaced, risking revenue for Alabama schools. The Tuscaloosa News suspects greater problems, insisting facts be gathered and abuses corrected.
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Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Alcoholics Often Beri Beri Victims
Dr. Logan Clendening explains vitamin B1 thiamin roles in nerve and growth health. He links beri beri to unbalanced diets and alcohol abuse, lists US risk factors, and notes thiamin as a key dietary factor and potential medicinal use.
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United States
Roosevelt Eyes One Point Gain In Extra Relief Funds
The piece critiques Congress and the WPA curtailment, noting Roosevelt may push for 150 million dollars more relief as WPA rolls stand near 3 million. It discusses economy debates, Baruch economy talk, Mead and Pepper bills, and recent RFC loan activity with small business focus.
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King Featur Rae
Omi Eer
Roosevelt
Congress
Harrington
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Jesse Jones
Bill Douglas
Commerce Department
RFC
SEC
Dan and
Bradstreet
Jones
Mr. Roosevelt
Barkley
Alben
Robbery at Omaha Home as Two Youths Enter With Masks
Mrs. Martha Bye encountered two masked youths with revolvers at her Omaha residence. They forced her to sit, covered her head, and stole $35 in cash and three goings valued at $1,000 from her purse. Police were notified of the incident occurring in March.
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Omaha
Neb
Martha Bye
Seven pamphlets by Dr Clendening offered by mail
The editor notes readers can obtain seven pamphlets from Dr Clendening. Each title costs 10 cents plus a self addressed envelope with a 3 cent stamp. Titles include diet reducing digestive care infant feeding feminine hygiene diabetes and hair and skin care.
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Clendening
An Clendening
Not by Might nor Power but by My Spirit
A sermonet describes Zechariah 4 6 urging that true strength lies not in armies wealth or material force but in the Spirit of the Lord. It links the prophet message to a devastated nation a challenged politician and a call to trust divine guidance over worldly power.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Zechariah
The
Abyssinia
United States
Senate
House of Representatives
Good Will and Witty Exchanges Parade in Office CA Note
A humorous exchange page critiques good will as growth through diligence, honesty, and skill. Dialogues touch on wage debates, media exposure, and gender rights with quips about a Decatur mother, bathing suits, and a Japanese hobby of collecting china.
United States operates sixty capacity plan
The article discusses the United States government’s operation of a plan involving sixty capacity elements. It notes key agencies or entities related to the strategy and references the broader context of national administration. Specific dates, locations, or individuals are not clearly identified in the fragment.
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United States
Congress hears Spivak book sparks on Armies
Representative Bhafer of Michigan cites the book Secret Armies by John L. Spivak and criticizes Walter Winchell for promoting it. Several lawmakers, including Shafer, Geyer, Fish, and Vandenburg, respond with mixed views on communism fascism and Americanism while calling for full disclosure of the book’s background.
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Bhafer
Michigan
Congress
John L. Spivak
Mall
Modern Age
Walter Winchell
California
Geyer
Daily Worker
Golly
Kiam H. Smathers
Senate
Provincia Sons
House
Rep. Fish
John Spivak
Communists
Vandenburg
O. K
Rep
Flannery
Penn
Rep. Harrington
Iowa
Rep. Bloom
N. Y
Washington
George Washington
Wm. E. Borah
Idaho
Indorsement of Fish bill urges Winchell support
A public note endorses Rep. Hamilton Fish's bill to ban arming and disciplining foreign groups and urges Walter Winchell to promote it. The group cites eleven broadcasts and similar column pieces urging Congress to awaken public support through media figures.
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Hamilton Fish
Quotable quips and jokes mixed in a humorous montage
The text collects playful lines about tourists Indians and guides in Yellowstone, mismatched crafts, a talking groom bride exchange about presidency, a boxing motto to inspire persistence, a girl scout joke, a line about daughters and kitchens, a doctor patient exchange, and a baby sleeping joke at age eighteen.
Miss Louise Almon Hosts Girls Card Club On Saturday
From the Daily March 9 1927 Miss Louise Almon will entertain the Girls Card Club on Saturday afternoon S H Malone returned from a business trip to Birmingham The Tuesday Whist Club met with Mrs Roy Wyatt Carl Thomas of New Orleans will visit his brother Rutledge Thomas Decatur high school baseball candidates practiced under Coach Kirby Miss Jacklyn Smiley underwent appendix surgery at Benevolent hospital and is resting A C Dillehay was named treasurer of Westminster Presbyterian church building fund at a church board meeting
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Louise Almon
Girls Card Club
Carl Thomas
New Orleans
Rutledge Thomas
Jacklyn Smiley
Benevolent Hospital
A. C. Dillehay
Westminster Presbyterian Church
State police arrest motorist in Bethlehem on yielding charge
Bethlehem Pennsylvania March 9 state police arrested a motorist on charges of failing to yield the right of way. The motorist gave the name GOLDEN RULE.
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Bethlehem
Golden Rule
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