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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1935
Page
2
A May 1 dispatch reports German leaders urging peace and national unity before the Allied victory. They stress that Germany seeks peaceful coexistence, vow to feed the people, and insist unity remains essential despite wartime strain. The message frames Germany as one people, not yesterday’s state, urging international acceptance of a peaceful settlement.
Rodney Dutcher outlines a confidential report tracing how the Wilson administration shifted from neutrality to war. It details economic pressures, munitions sales, and finance linked to Britain and France, with concerns over loans, the gold balance, and a looming financial crisis if the Allies faltered.
J A Keller state superintendent of education urged higher teacher salaries and broader cooperation with AFWC and civic groups to improve youth care. AFWC president Mrs Gresham outlined work and lauded anti crime stands as Decatur and Morgan county officials welcomed attendees.
World gold production reached 2,290,000 fine ounces in March, up from 2,147,000 in February, according to the American Bureau of Metal Statistics.
The article suggests refined hors d oeuvres for May entertaining with recipes for Deviled Egg Canape Caviar and Cheese Canapes Anchovy Rings Pineapple Cheese Stars Sardine Canape and Shrimp Ring, plus a sample menu featuring breakfast lunch and dinner items for a casual yet elegant gathering.
Morgan county works director Paul Vann visits Montgomery on official business. Several residents recover from operations and return home. City council to meet Thursday at city hall. Local residents travel for visits and events including the Kentucky Derby trip for Jimmy Coutsas. Several petty offenses and offenses are reported in police court.
A truck carrying Mexican beet field workers from San Antonio to Mt. Pleasant collided near Onapa injuring and killing three. Identified is Ramon a Vela. two other victims are Mexican women. Sheriff says driver Guadalupe Inancio slept at the wheel, arresting him and his brother Antonio, who recruited the workers.
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