Republican Chairman Urges Unity and Audit of New Deal
Wright: Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., as Republican National Committee chair, warned the nation faced possible bankruptcy and urged auditing the New Deal’s expenditures. He called for national unity without wrecking the two party system and hinted at resigning as chair to ease workload.
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Washington
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Mass
Republican National Committee
United States
Republican Party
New Deal Administration
National Committee
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House
S. First
C. B. Goodspeed
Illinois
CARDUS for Women and Girls Relief Uses
Ad promotes CARDUS as a two way tonic for digestive relief and energy. It claims increased appetite and gastric juice flow, aiding digestion and reducing periodic functional distress. It also suggests starting three days before the period to ease symptoms.
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Cardus
Carduil
Birmingham-Southern Sets March 31 Alumni Scholarship Deadline
Birmingham Southern announces March 31 as deadline for ten alumni scholarships of 800 dollars each for Alabama and West Florida high school graduates. Scholarships replace awards previously given to athletes after the school abandoned intercollegiate football last year.
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Birmingham- Southern
Alabama
West Florida
Birmingham Southern
Gly-Cas Restores Health for Estelle Boatright in Aiken
Mrs Estelle Boatright of Aiken South Carolina reports relief from severe constipation and body pains after using Gly-Cas. She says regular bowels and improved digestion let her eat freely again with renewed energy and strength. The ad claims the remedy benefits the whole body and endorses local druggists and merchants.
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Estelle Boatright
Aiken
South Carolina
Augusta
Beginner Crochet Tips and Easy Medallion Pattern
Laura Wheeler demonstrates affordable crochet for beginners using the easy medallion to create various accessories. Pattern 2675 includes medallion directions, photographs, illustrations, materials, and stitches. Send ten cents to The Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept. for pattern 2675 with name and address.
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Needlecraft Dept
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New York
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Local visits and health notes from Morgan County area
Union residents hosted Homer Johnson and family with O. O. Waugh and Bertha Waugh. Miss Dorothy Mae Blevins taught for Prof. Weaver who is ill in Arab. Decatur guests included Paul Lovell and J. R. Edwards. Wanda Campbell received tetanus serum after a nail injury in Hartselle.
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Homer Johnson
Union
O. O. Waugh
Bertha Waugh
Dorothy Mae Blevins
Cecil Weaver
Arab
Ala
Paul Lovell
Decatur
J.R. Edwards
Annie B
Wanda Campbell
Hartselle
Wanda
Edward Lyle
L. L.lyle
Lois McGee
Cooper Thomas
Woodland Mills
Damon Blackwell
A. M. Peck
Carl Patterson
Walker, Martin
Bridgeport
C. P. Hamby
T. M. Nelson
Morning for Alexandria to be with Mr. Nelson
A brief legal notice notes a person traveling to Alexandria Louisiana to be with Mr Nelson amid ongoing arrangements. The fragment confirms locality and an intent but lacks dates or full names.
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Louisiana
Mr. Nelson
Brinkley faces Federal bankruptcy hearing in Del Rio
Dr John Richard Brinkley once famed goat gland specialist and radio promoter appeared in a Rio Grande bankruptcy hearing on claims totaling 1 626 665 23 with unsecured claims over 1 214 121 13 and 113 300 in unpaid income taxes. Mrs Minnie Brinkley was declared involuntary bankrupt in Arkansas. Total assets listed at 221 064 95 include livestock farming business and radio ventures.
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Lee Cavert
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Kas
East Laport
Joss
North Carolina
Texas
Arizona
Oyster Cocktail Inventor Al Levy Dies in Los Angeles
Al Levy a pioneer restaurateur known for claiming to invent the oyster cocktail died at a Los Angeles hospital after a short illness following major surgery. Born in Liverpool in 1860 he started with a push cart in 1886 and built a prominent cafe in the city.
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al Levy
Levy
Liverpool
Dublin
Local Decatur Visitors On Tuesday Business Rumors
J W Winton visited Decatur on business Saturday while Mrs T M Nelson and daughter also traveled there. Miss Homer Bareliff and niece Marjorie Reece were in Birmingham on business. Little Miss Mary Reece visited Decatur on Tuesday with Mrs G Mikell and son Don.
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J. W. Winton
Decatur
Mary Reece
Homer Bareliff
Marjorie Reece
Birmingham
G. Mikell
Don
T. M. Nelson
Eyeless Eden Chapter Twenty One Picnic to the Mountain School
Eve and Joel plan a lunch as they drive to the isolated mountain schoolhouse. They discuss funding from Joel, Eve’s music ambitions, and the mountain community, while noting Bill Latham and the town’s rustic setting before arriving at the school.
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Joel
Mrs. Allgood
Bill Latham
Sunset
Collards
Bill
Hickory Gap
Woman to Edit College Magazine at Alabama
Dorothy Wallace Baxter of Atlanta qualified to run unopposed for editor of the Rammer-Jammer at the University of Alabama campus elections set for April 8. Other candidates include Howard Lewis of Washington DC and Bill Stewart of Prattville for Crimson-White edits, Bruce Morson for Corolla, Jack Hines for Corolla business manager, Lem Coley for Crimson-White business manager, and Bill Snow for Rammer-Jammer business manager.
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University of Alabama
Dorothy Wallace Baxter
Atlanta
Howard Lewis
Washington, D. C
Bill Stewart
Prattville
Crimson-White
Bruce Morson
Birmingham
Corolla
Jack Hines
Lafayette
Lem Coley
Alexander City
Crimsom-White
Bill Snow
Las Cruces
N. M
Rammer-Jammer
Want Ad Publicity Urges Quick Tenant Fill
Apartment owners are urged to place want ads in The Daily to attract prospective tenants and reduce vacancy losses. The notice highlights timely listings and wide readership as key to steady occupancy.
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U. S Protest Over Japanese Attacks on Diplomats
United States Ambassador Joseph C. Grew protested to Japanese Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka regarding bodily attacks and insulting conduct by Japanese nationals toward foreign diplomats. The protest followed the Feb. 28 injury of Count Tascher De La Pagerie, French commercial attaché, in Kobe and alleged mistreatment by police and customs officials. Matsuoka apologized before departing for Europe.
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United States
Joseph C. Grew
Yosuke Matasioka
Grew
Count Tascher de la Pagerie
Kobe
Matsuoka
Europe
S.S.S. Blood Tonic ad promises renewed energy and appetite
An advertisement claims S.S.S. Blood Tonic can restore appetite and boost digestion and energy for pale tired readers after a day's work. It touts tested formulas 8.8.5 and 6.8.8 with a 20 oz bottle option and urges purchases at drug stores.
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S.S.S
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