Tax Amendment In Middle Again In Alabama
Montgomery March 28. The Senate records show the Goodwyn income tax amendment did not officially receive a first reading. Administration aimed to save the legislative day but the measure was rushed to the senate before adjournment. It was reported back to the house after passage for engrossing committee approval. Unless the senate journal is revised the measure will be delayed until the 27th legislative day.
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Ala
Senate
Rnaccieate
House
Town Creek Man John Muston Dies at 59
Town Creek resident John Muston died at his home Monday afternoon at 1 45 o clock aged 59. Funeral services are set for today at 2 o clock with burial at Black Ground Cemetery. He is survived by his wife two sons and seven daughters.
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John Muston
Town Creek
Black Ground
Community Sing Thursday Night at West Decatur Methodist
The regular community sing will be held at West Decatur Methodist Church on Thursday at 7 30 PM. All singers are urged to attend and vote in the officer election with W R Wallace promising a good program as usual.
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West Decatur Methodist Church
W. R. Wallace
To Present Play At Cedar Creek
A play will be presented at Cedar Creek school house Saturday night April 1 starting at 7 00. Proceeds go to Cedar Creek church repairs. Linley Brothers provide string music between acts. The event is directed by Mrs Dan Ryan.
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Cedar Creek
Linley Brothers
Dan Ryan
Mrs Holley Returns Home After Treatment
Mrs. R. H. Holley, after treatment at Baugh's infirmary, was able to return to her home.
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R. H. Holley
Baugh’s
Suit in Death of Veteran Docketed for Trial
Mrs Ollie Finn wife of the late Harteelle World War veteran has suit docketed for trial in Huntsville federal court next week. The case seeks 10000 dollars and Morgan County witnesses have been summoned.
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Ollie Finn
Harteelle
Huntsville
Morgan County
Fennell to Visit Birmingham Southern Professor Spends Weekend Here
Dick Fennell a biology professor at Birmingham Southern College will spend the weekend with his mother Mrs E A Fennell in Birmingham.
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Dick Fennell
Biology
Birmingham Southern College
E. A. Fennell
Rangers Meet At Westminster Church Grow Young Scout Troop
A large turnout gathered at Westminster Presbyterian church last night as the Rangers troop announced rapid growth. Boys aged 9 to 12 are invited to join, signaling expanding youth participation in the program.
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Rangers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Easter Rabbits and April Fools Stirrings in 1933
A satirical look at the administration's pace with Roosevelt and a hint of major events. Reports mention a large schooner due in New York on April 7 and Hitler signaling Olympic cooperation for Berlin 1936. The piece notes bank solvency jokes and Insull stockholders seeking value amid Roosevelt signing pens for beer legislation.
Pope Faces Hard Test in Birmingham Ring Tonight
Eddie Pope brings his clever but popular reputation to a real challenge as he meets rival Wolverine in a main event at an Alabama venue. The undercard pairs Roughhouse Jack Hagan against Jacques Moreau of Quebec with Chris Jordan promoting. Hagan caused fan ire last week by roughing Roy Allen. action starts at 8 30.
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Birmingham Auditorium
Jack Hagan
Jacques Moreau
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Alabama
Chris Jordan
Post
Hagan
New Orleans
Jacques
Roy Allen
Roughhouser
Baseball Predictions for the American League and National League
The Big Guess ranks teams after a survey. Washington tops the American League with strong hitting defense and pitching. The Yankees age raises questions. In the National League Pirates and Braves show promise, Cubs and Giants seek pitching and balance, with Cincinnati and Philadelphia needing depth.
Waner notes changing batting styles and rising pitching
Waner argues there may never be another .400 hitter as pitching improves yearly. He cites Warneke, Brown, and Swift as examples and notes Paul altered his stance to fool pitchers, producing 62 doubles, 10 triples and seven homers last season.
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Warneke
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Brown
Braves
Swift
Pirates
Paul
Athens Personal News and Society Notes
Marriage announcements include Miss Edithea London to Charles Jackson Hall in Marion Arkansas with residence in Athens and work as a construction engineer at the new post office project. Other marriages noted include Pauline Oaks to Jack Kelly. Local clubs share programs, teas, bridge games, and social gatherings at various Athens hosts and venues.
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Ollie London
Athens
Charles Jackson Hall
Birmingham
Baptist
Marion
Ark
Athens College
J. C. Hall
Hot Springs
Cornelian Court Apartments
Decatur
Pauline Oaks
Breece Oaks
Jack Kelly
C. C. Kelly
Agricultural School of
American Legion Auxiliary of
L. W. Currin
M. F. Whitt
Rebecca Grisham
Josephine Garrett
H. G. Davis
Whitt
Lucy Heywood Binford
H. N. Binford
Martee. Armstrong
P. W. Hendricks
T. A. Bourland
Freshmen at Alabama Open Baseball Practice
University of Alabama reports 130 plebes in first week of practice. Coach Barnum leads freshmen likely to play a practice game against the varsity, with a schedule planned for about a dozen games. The 191? team finished undefeated last spring and was praised as one of the best ever produced at the Capstone.
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University
Ala
University of Alabama
Barnum
Alabama
Grid Players on Diamond Squad
Grid players on the diamond squad lead off with Howell at second. Titness kept them from the diamond until recently. Whatley is also out for track and leads the discus candidates.
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First
Howell
Titness
Whatley
Blackie Raymond Is Great Runner
University of Alabama reports that Blackie Raymond, newly emerged 880 runner, is the best half mile prospect the state has seen. He ran an unofficial 1 59 half mile in a time trial and should soon face the frosh in a dual meet to test season form.
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University
Ala
Blackie” Raymond
Alabama
Raymond
Riverside Hurls Defy to Opponents
Riverside high school baseball team issued a challenge to all teams composed of players not older than 18. Coached by Bailey and Sam White, the squad invites competition from youth leagues and amateur clubs nationwide.
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Riverside High School
Bailey
Sam White
Large Truck Detained En Route as Permit Rules Enforced
A truck from Chicago to Florida carrying household goods was halted by tax authorities in Decatur on Monday for violating House Bill No. 113. The vehicle was allowed to continue after the operators completed the required permit steps.
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Chicago
Florida
Decatur
Mrs McGregor Called to Beyond in Town Creek Death
Mrs M B McGregor of Town Creek died Monday afternoon at 6 55 at age 73. She is survived by her husband four sons one daughter 35 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 o clock at Black Ground cemetery conducted by Rev Brett Saint with Priest directing.
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M. B McGregor
Town Creek
Black Ground Cemetery
Brett Saint
Courtland Resident Joe Burt Seen in Decatur on Business
Joe Burt of Courtland Road was in Decatur today for business activities. He visited local offices and spoke with several merchants during his trip.
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Joe Burt
Courtland Road
Decatur
Jasper Visitor Returns After Visiting Mrs. Fennell
Mrs. Mattie L. Moore has returned to Jasper after visiting Mrs. E. A. Fennell.
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Mattie L. Moore
Jasper
E. A. Fennell
Voice of the People notices word limit policy
A reader note reminds submissions to the Daily are limited to 800 words and subject to editorial discretion. The message emphasizes the newspaper reserves the right to reject any communication.
Governor’s long parliament figures expose wasteful spending
The speech criticizes the governor’s budget figures, citing $54,000 on a geological survey, $403,000 for elections, $250,000 for an extraordinary session, and $150,000 plus $250,000 for legislative expenses. It argues funds are looted amid tax oppression and school closures.
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Jordan
Miller
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