Republicans Plan Whole Ticket Nomination in Alabama
Grady Reynolds announced Alabama Republicans will meet in Birmingham on August 21 to nominate federal and state candidates to oppose Democratic nominees. The session replaces the primary, with a full state ticket aimed at defeating the Democratic governor and possibly contesting the U S Senate race against Senator Heflin, who seeks reelection as an independent.
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Montgomery
Ala
Grady Reynolds
United States
Alabama
Birmingham
Reynolds
United States Senate
J. Thomas Heflin
Thieves Loot Big Grocery on Friday Night
Thieves hit the A. Z. Bailey Grocery Company on Second Avenue for the third time in under two months. They entered through a rear window and carried off cigars and cigarettes among other goods, with police still seeking a suspect.
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A. Z. Bailey Grocery Company
Second Avenue
Hughes & Tidwell
Moulton Street
Two Men Held in Payroll Robbery In Gadsden
Gadsden Alabama May 3 Two men were arrested in connection with the Goodyear payroll robbery Wednesday which netted about $18 000 Officers withheld the suspects names A wide search continued for the four bandits whose hold up spanned into other states Two men held were said to be residents of Etowah county
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Gadsden
Ala
Goodyear
Ose
Reidents
Etowah County
Rotarians Urged To Attend Meeting For Board Nominations
All members of the Decatur Rotary club were urged to attend the Monday meeting where nominations for the board of directors for a one year term will be made. The election will be held one month later.
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Decatur Rotary Club
Governor Graves to Lead Honorary Cadet Day Review
Governor Bibb Graves and staff join Honorary Cadet Col. Mary Burgin and regimental sponsors for the Governor's Day review by the cadet corps. The event begins at 11 o clock with Rotary presentation of the Rotary Loving Cup to the best drilled infantry company, followed by sabres medals and badges awards, and calisthenics before the governor's annual message.
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Frida
Bibb Graves
Mary Burgin
Corps of Cadets
Tuscaloosa
Gov. Graves
C. B. Grimes
University of Alabama R. O. T. C
The
State University
Plans To Set Docket For June Circuit Court Term
Judge James E. Horton prepared the docket for the June term of Circuit Court to begin on the first Monday of the month. Civil cases will fill the first two weeks, followed by criminal cases in the third week. Capital cases are slated for the fourth week.
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James E. Horton
Circuit Court
Singing School To Open Monday At Fairview Baptist
The Fairview Baptist church opens a singing school Monday evening directed by Prof. Ganus with a large enrollment anticipated.
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Singing
Fairview Baptist Church
Ganus
Fall from Asheville hotel roof kills man from Louisville
Phillip H. Krebs of Louisville, Kentucky, fell about 125 feet from the Asheville hotel roof and died after his skull was crushed on a concrete alley behind the building. Krebs had arrived in Asheville a month ago with his wife.
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Ashville
N. C
Phillip H. Krebs
Louisville
Dae Ville Hotel
Krebs
Asheville
Louisvile
Trains Collide In Florida Wreck Kills One Injures Dozen
A Florida East Coast freight train rear collided with a passenger train at Bunnell killing Mrs. W. C. McRoberts of Palatka and injuring about a dozen people, two seriously. The crash derailed several cars and destroyed the rear coach. most injured were taken to a St. Augustine hospital.
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Bunnell, Fla
Florida East Coast
W. C. McRoberts
Palatka
J. O. White
Flagman
Jack Clemmons
Brunnell
East Palatka
St. Augustine
Bible Study to Resume Sunday at City YMCA
The Bible study session will restart Sunday morning at 8 20 at the YMCA Men's Bible class. Rev E N Hart will lead the discussion and a cordial invitation is extended to all men in the city to attend.
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E. N. Hart
Mrs Turner to Speak at Evening Service
Mrs John R Turner wife of the Central Methodist pastor will deliver a message from the Women s Missionary meeting in Amarillo Texas at the Sunday evening service. The public is invited to hear her.
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John R. Turner
Central Methodist Church
Women’s Missionary
Amarillo
Texas
Industrial League season tickets prove popular
Ticket sales for the Industrial League have been very pleasing says Maynard Layman, a committee member. A limited number of season tickets was offered to fans to help reduce the financial deficit that has marked play in past Industrial League years.
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Maynard Layman
Four Year Old Pauline Butler in Serious Condition at Benevolent
Pauline Butler four year old daughter of T L Butler remains in serious condition at Benevolent hospital after being taken there several days ago following a suffering incident.
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Little
Pauline Butler
T. L. Butler
the Benevolent Hospital
Colbert Man Kills Girl and Then Himself
In El Paso Texas May 3 a 22 year old man Vincent Vandiver killed Lorene Redding 23 then shot himself leaving a note to his mother. Police link Vandiver to a February 12 slaying in Sheffield Alabama and a prior killing in Franklin County. Redding was from Alabama and a Sheffield family member.
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EL Paso
Texas
W. V.vandiver
Miss Redding
Alabama
Tuscumbia
Ala
R. B. Rawlins
Vandiver
Evan Vandiver
Lorene
Sho
Mama
Ross
Lorene Redding
Sheffield
Vincent Vandiver
Franklin County
Hamp Shields
Shields
Harry Hicks
Eufaula Bank President Arrested on 15 Charges
L H Boykin former president of the Eufaula Bank and Trust Company was arrested in Birmingham on 15 indictments tied to the bank’s failure. He posted a 7500 dollar bond and is set for arraignment May 6 in Eufaula.
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Birmingham
Ala
L. H. Boykin
Eufaula Bank and Trust Company
Eufaula, Ala
Eufaula Bank
Capiuses
Barbour County
Jefferson County
Boykin
Eufaula
Local Physician Dr. Erskine Chenault Enters Vanderbilt for Rest
Dr. Erskine Chenault leaves Friday night for Nashville to enter Vanderbilt University hospital for rest and treatment. He has been ill at his Grant street home for weeks while hundreds of local friends follow his condition, hoping for a rapid recovery and return to work.
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Erskine Chenault
Nashville, Tenn
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Chenault
Grant Street
Eleven Hundred Attend Final Session of Daily's Cooking School
Attendance surpassed 1100 as the final session of the Daily's Cooking School was held in the River auditorium. Miss Mercea led home economics demonstrations while Gene Rowan of Ala Power thanked merchants and co sponsors. The Decatur Daily Cooking School drew praise from the Music Study Club and school officials for its second annual event.
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Priday
Rivera School
Misserea
National Sa Eer Renate
Bibss
Decatur
Board of Education
Typhoon Wake Claims Nearly 200 Lives in Japan
Reports to Rengo from Odomani say the death toll has reached about 200 with 94 bodies recovered and 100 missing. The storm struck as 10,000 fishermen ventured to sea and 2,000 fishing boats were out. Property damage estimated at $2,500,000.
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Tokio
Island
Hokkaido
Rengo
Odomani
Odomari Bay
Saghalien
Capitalist Will Detail His Gifts
E C Jameson a New York capitalist was ordered to testify before the lobby committee next Tuesday about a donation to Bishop James Cannon Jr for the anti Smith campaign in Virginia. Cannon described Jameson as the largest donor to the Hoover campaign. The committee will hear Fr Scott McBride later and access to Anti Saloon League records was granted.
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Washington
E. C. Jameson
New York
Lobby
James Cannon, Jr
Virginia
Tinkham
Massachusettes
Jameson
Cannon
Hoover
Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
Iowa
Carawy
League
Westerville
Ohio
Local Cotton Market Report Stringent Middling Rates
Market note shows Strict Middling 00 and Middling 15 with Strict Low 12.95 and Low ILS cited as current cotton pricing terms. The brief entry records price levels without broader market context.
Judge Orders New Trial In Lovelady Slaying Case
Judge James E. Horton granted a new trial after finding the jury verdict in the Norman Lovelady state case against Bruce Norris was erroneous. The defense argued the five years four months sentence was incorrect and the case returns to the circuit court docket for a new trial with spectators present from Morgan Lawrence counties.
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Norman Lovelady
Bruce Norris
State Penitentiary
James E. Horton
Young
Lovelady
Circuit Court
Morgan- Lawrence County
Almon & Almon
A. Lynne
Wade Wright
O. Kyle
E B. Downing
Moulton
W. M. Chenault
Russellville
Horton
Com
Splendid Report From Huntsville Laboratory
Cooper Brougher, director of the Huntsville branch, reports 1 033 examinations in April for the Tennessee Valley Laboratory though operations began around April 5, indicating a solid start for the new institution.
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Cooper Brougher
Huntsville
Tennessee Valley Labratory
Large rise in laboratory exams at state lab in April
The State Laboratory processed 5 614 examinations in April under Director A J Perolio, up from 4 465 in the same month last year. The surge indicates a substantial increase in workload for the lab during the month.
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A. J. Perolio
James R Greer to Speak at Garden City Service
James R Greer minister of the Grant Street Church of Christ will preach Sunday at three o'clock in Garden City. The local minister's friends are invited to attend the service.
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James R. Greer
Grant Street
Church of Christ
Garden City
Little James Maples Improves at Benevolent Hospital
Four year old James Maples, son of the Rev and Mrs Maples, shows continued improvement after severe burns suffered in an accident. He remains under care at the Benevolent hospital where treatment is ongoing.
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Little James Maples
Woman slain while trying to break up brothers' fight
In Lone Pine near Ark., Mrs. Sellers Phillips, 40, was killed last night while rushing between two quarreling brothers. Obey McCoy, 30, is sought as the shooter. officers say the shot was fired amid a raid related to the dispute. Details remain unclear as authorities investigate the circumstances.
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Stamps
Ark
Sellers Phillips
Lone Pine
Obey McCoy
Morrow Declines Senatorial Offer Amid Conference Time
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow declines the New Jersey governors offer of a United States Senate seat. He will not return to Mexico City nor seek the senate position this time, citing the London naval conference and limited time before adjournment as factors. News notes he preferred to stay out of the Senate for now.
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Washington
Dwight W. Morrow
Ansey
Mexico City
United States Senate
Morrow
Larson
New Jersey
Senate
Sonster
London
Health Office Secretary Odo Smith Reports April Activities
Mrs. Odo Smith, secretary at the county health office, compiles the April activities report. The document will be prepared for publication within the next day or two.
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Odo Smith
County Health Office
Minnie Clark Reported Resting Well After Treatment
Miss Minnie Clark manager of the Quality Laundry and benevolent hospital official was reported resting well today and on the road to recovery after treatment.
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Minnie Clark
Quality Laundry
Anal Benevolent Hospital
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