Funeral held for E N Penick longtime L N freight agent
Funeral services for E N Penick longtime Louisville and Nashville freight agent were held at St John Episcopal church with Rev Thomas G Mundy presiding. Interment followed at the city cemetery. Penick died from injuries in an automobile accident. his wife also injured but recovering. Surviving relatives include his widow two sisters one brother and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Penick
Louisville
Nashville
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Eugene McBride
R. C. Meek
Fort Meade, Fla
R. L. Penick
Wanteoneery
John Cooper Adams
Fort Sill
Ark
T.M. Jones
Decatur
Concert Planned by Austinville Schools This Week
The Austinville public schools plan a busy week with a free elementary concert tonight at 7:30 PM and a Friday performance of Borrowed Money at the same hour to benefit the school. Principal Professor Maner has led the effort and expects a capacity crowd.
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Austinville Public
Maner
Storm Toll Tops 100 as Southeast Faces Destruction
AP reports 108 dead across seven states after tornadoes strike from Arkansas to South Carolina. About 500 injured, many severely, with widespread isolation and delayed reports as relief efforts under Red Cross and local groups mobilize.
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Atlanta
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
Virginia
Louisiana
Arkansas
Ance
Carolina
Perpetual Care Plan Mulls Cemetery Future
C E Buckles, famed as a top cemetery man, outlines a perpetual care plan to local citizens and the cemetery committee. He proposes either applying the plan to the existing cemetery as a memorial park or selecting a new tract for a future burial park with abundant land, fertile soil, and landscape beauty to serve generations.
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C. E. Buckles
Buckles
Identification Sought Of Body Found On The Highway
In Athens efforts continue to identify a young white man aged about eighteen to twenty found beside Bee Line highway near an overhead bridge in one County. He was bearded and bruised with a shabby build. The corpse was interred in Limestone county after being taken to Athens by the undertaker. A later clue involved a scrap of paper with the name Arnold and clothing bearing the name Hood, leading J A Hood of Chattanooga to believe the youth was his son Reece who had gone to Waco Texas. The body could not be positively identified due to condition, and the father traveled from Chattanooga to Athens to investigate further.
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Athens
Limestone County
Hood
Green
J. A. Hood
Chattanooga
Tenn
Arnold
Mr. McConnell
McConnell
Reece
Waco
Texas
Dalton
Mr. Arnold
Decatur
Ferry Franchise Hearing Date Set
Albany city council set May 8 for final terms on the ferry franchise. Officials expect proceeds may benefit the Benevolent Hospital. Also on the agenda, final readings for sidewalk construction in east Albany and paving on Third Avenue West.
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Seventh
Eighth Avenues
City of
Albany
Third Avenue
Independent Paving Company of Birmingham
Benevolent Hospital
Funeral for Henry Eugene Pickens at Moulton Heights
Funeral services were held for twelve year old Henry Eugene Pickens at his family home in Moulton Heights with Rev. W B Strong of Westside Presbyterian church presiding. He died from lockjaw caused by a splinter in his foot after infection developed despite medical care. Burial followed in the city cemetery.
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Henry Eugene
W. P. Pickens
Moulton Heights
W. B. Strong
Westside Presbyterian Church
City ‘Cemetery
Former police lieutenant testifies on protected bootlegger lists
Mobile Alabama former Police Lieutenant Clifford Adams testified in a federal conspiracy case that Chief Patrick O Shaughnessy provided three lists of protected bootleggers. Adams said political ties influenced enforcement and that the chief urged lenient treatment as Crawford sought reelection.
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Mobile
Ala
Clifford Adams
Patrick P. O'Shaughnessy
Largest Crowd of Week at Revival at First Christian Church
The First Christian church drew the week’s largest crowd as Noble R. Edwards preached on God speaking in invitation, warning and judgment. Rev. Roy led opening prayer, Mrs. A. R. Kubrick sang, and two people came forward for membership after the invitation.
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First Christian Church
Noble R. Edwards
Rev
Roy
A. R. Kubrick
God
Israel
Jesus
State Attorneys Visit Twin Cities for Association Sessions
Alabama Bar Association members led by President R. B. Evins and Secretary Alexander Troy arrived in the Twin Cities by train for a three day meeting starting Thursday afternoon. Local lawyers arranged car rides and tours while judges and attorneys from Birmingham and elsewhere were entertained. The annual address by Judge Henry D. Clayton is set for Friday with a banquet Thursday night and a Muscle Shoals excursion planned for Saturday.
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Alabama Bar Association
R. B. Evins
Birmingham
Alexander Troy
Montgomery
Union Station
Southern Raiway
Tri-Cities
State Bar Association
Louisville
Nashville
Bar Association
Twin Cities
Eet
J. C. Eyster
Harris
Evins
Troy
Whion
Bar Association of the Tri-Citie
Muscle Shoals
Tri-City
Revival Extended Through Sunday Night at Southside Baptist
The Southside Baptist revival will continue through Sunday night after positive results. Rev W Rufus Beckett will return to Amory Mississippi tonight while Rev EF Floyd Olive leads sermons through Sunday evening. CG H Johnson will direct singing with piano by Mrs C H Johnson.
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Southside Baptist Church
W. Rufus Beckett
Amory
Miss
EF. Floyd Olive
CG. H. Johnson
C. H. Johnson
Britain to Use Dawes Plan Directly With Germany
Prime Minister McDonald meets Belgium Premier Theunis in London. Britain intends to implement the Dawes plan by transferring control from the reparations commission and engaging Germany in a new international conference.
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Associated Press
London
McDonald
Theunis
Belgium
Great Britain
Reparations Commission
Germany
Accused Solon Denies Charges On Stand
In a tense courtroom scene Representative Knuteson hotly denies a past conduct allegation in Minnesota calling it a damnable falsehood. He claims never to have stayed in a Foley hotel and rejects the prosecution’s account while admitting efforts to ease arrest. Walter L. Cope wins Puerto Rico amateur golf title for third straight year defeating Harold S. Graham 9 up on the 27th hole.
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Minnesota
Minn
Knuteson
Foley
Wise
Burke
Thhem
Hamilton Fish
New York
Sheme
San Juan
Walter L. Cope
Porto Rico
Harold S.graham
Tennessee witness backs Ford bid on Muscle Shoals plan
Major B B Stahlman testified before the Senate Muscle Shoals committee that Tennessee sentiment favored Ford’s bid and accused Dan McGugin of misrepresenting the state. He said the Tennessee Farm Bureau supported Ford, while manufacturers resisted placing Muscle Shoals under federal power. He urged changes to the contract to cripple Ford’s bid.
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Washington
B B. Stahlman
Nashville Banner
Senate Committee On
Muscle Shoaly
Dan McGugin
Ford
Fife
Wil Tenn
Uheo Committee
Wn McGugin
House
Oreafacturers
Gugin
Appr
I Edgerton
Stahlman
Moosekefacturers Association
Tennessee Farm Bureau Ree
Davis
Tennessee
Harrison
Mississippi
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