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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1933
Page
2
Benjamin Bloodworth is named as manager of the Shelton publication’s dining or “Eater” section with names also shown for Batter and Sheppard as business manager. Subscription rates are listed by daily weekly monthly terms including mail options for three six and twelve month periods.
The Daily notes that July in Alabama is usually pleasant but warns of a tendency toward higher warmth this year. Forecasters expect heat to feel more noticeable with humid afternoons and possible afternoon thunderstorms.
A interviewed hitch-hiker described a fourteen mile hike with no offers of a ride. The trend is blamed on fewer cars on the road and, more significantly, hitch-hikers losing public trust.
The American Legion in the state trails in 1932 membership records but Morgan county exceeds its assigned target. The county's drive outpaces the quota, contrasting with broader state standings.
The text anticipates rapid government action from President Roosevelt to curb the circulation of money. It asserts he will not wait for others’ opinions and will act quickly.
The speaker praises a persistent figure who claims to have solved the financial crisis yet notes his proposals have received little serious consideration. The subject of aeroplanes is acknowledged as correct, while the two financial plans have drawn only light attention.
The text cautions climbers that fear can weaken grip and restore balance. Experienced mountaineers advise focusing on the peak rather than yesterday's valleys, as hesitation may lead to a fall and nerve loss in difficult days.
A reflective line about climbing a mountain where the struggle on the slope precedes the reward beyond the peaks. The passage echoes perseverance and the idea that beauty lies past hardship. It frames courage as today’s guiding motto and calls for steady progress.
The Alabama senate adopts the Mullins repealer with an amendment creating a direct referendum. Delegates will be bound by the majority vote of those who cast ballots, addressing both wet and dry concerns. Election set for August 1 with convention August 22.
The Selma Times Journal notes Homer S. Cummings longstanding role in the Roosevelt move ment and his fit for the temporary post of Attorney General following Senator Walsh's death. It highlights his height energy loyalty to Woodrow Wilson a large law practice and key 1920 Democratic National Convention speech. Cummings is expected to serve temporarily before going to the Philippines after cabinet duty.
Arthur Brisbane Gallup describes John Francis Neylan promoting the University of California. He frames California as the nation’s crown and the university as a global pinnacle, with Berkeley headquarters overseen by Robert Gordon Sproul and the Los Angeles campus hosting about seven thousand students.
A visit to the University of California showcases a massive steel bar test and a scaled bridge model from Oakland to San Francisco. Professor Lawrence and Dean Gilbert N. Lewis explain co education advantages and termite research underpinning future science.
Rodney Dutcher reports Washington discussions on protecting bank deposits as lawmakers and financiers push for a federal guarantee. Debates cover 50 percent coverage or new deposits only, with proposals from Senator Vandenberg for an insurance fund in the Federal Reserve System funded by a small tax on time deposits.
A humorous collection of short brain teaser lines and quips. A grocery boy faces a six customer egg puzzle about halves and a half egg more with no breakage. The page mixes jokes about dentists, deacons, fashion, and locals with playful wordplay and social jests.
John Francis Neylan argues a regent should blend a guide’s clarity with an advertiser’s reach. A UC student sees many young men and evaluates study habits, athletic ability, and character before choosing a partner. He emphasizes choosing a mate who is a good loser and modest in victory.
The piece playfully notes Roosevelt's cabinet facing questions about smoking in meetings and hints at spring fashion with hats like pill-box and fez styles. It muses on self image and timing as inauguration approaches, ending with a sly nod to spring and personal reflection.
The Teasley banking bill giving the state superintendent of banks and the State Banking Board emergency powers and regulatory authority over banks was signed into law by Governor B. Miller. The measure passed the Senate and received a 94 to 0 vote in the House, and extends to national banks in the states through the Comptroller of Currency under federal law.
Moulton Heights will present The Eyes of Love Friday at 7 30 pm with proceeds to offset tournament expenses. Moulton Heights women invite to quilting at the schoolhouse Saturday March 10 at 10 am. PTA met Tuesday to discuss options to extend the junior term.
E H His of 1818 Sixth Avenue South shows some improvement today though confined at home with flu and bronchial pneumonia.
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