Nashville Mayor Proposes Reward in Five Kidnappings
The Nashville mayor asked the city council to set a $1000 reward for capture of the Johnson kidnapper. He alleges a local group is kidnapping for money. District Attorney J. Carlton Loser cites few confirmed cases, notes abductions may be broader than crimes with ransom. Gov. Cooper offers $500 reward for Johnson attackers.
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Dickson
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Decatur News Highlights Athens Wrestlers and Local Happenings
Misses Jeanette Walton and others from Athens attended a wrestling match in Decatur. Aaron Walton of Hartselle also attended. Various locals visited, illnesses, and operations reported. City crews work on a sewer line for a new incinerator on Laurel Street with operation expected by month end. Mayor Drinkard comments on a potential Decatur Derby bet. James Roberts joins Decatur Cab Company office. John H. Peach attends state personnel board meeting in Montgomery.
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John H. Peach
Montgomery
State Personnel Board
Decatur Church Attendance Campaign Urges All Faiths Go To Church
The community reads a call to action during the GO TO CHURCH campaign with a parade and home invitations. Cars will rally under the banner HOP IN to church, urging Rain or Shine participation to unite churches, strengthen community, and promote interfaith cooperation.
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16Th Ave
Odom
South Side
A G. Jones
9Th Street Methodist
T. R Covey
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St. John's Episcopal
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First Christian
Paw Dix
First Baptist
Billie Day
Central Methodist
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Westminster Presbyterian
Decatur
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Cotton futures open steady with modest gains and dairy prices mixed
Markets report May 3 show cotton futures opening steady to modest gains with May at 7.60 to 7.66 cents per pound and nearby futures inching higher. Butter prices held firm with creamed ratings around 22 1/4 to 21 1/2, while eggs remained steady at 30,710 lots traded.
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Chicago
Poultry Market Report From Chicago May 3
Poultry live stock movement reported in Chicago on May 3 with 33 trucks supplying hens in the 5 lb and under 18 category. Balance of market steady amid trading notes for hens and light poultry offerings.
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Poultry
Chicago
Cotton Prices Show Narrow Trade Amid Foreign Trade Flow
Market notes indicate slight moves in cotton prices with headlines from Wall Street and New Orleans. Cagelike figures show small shifts around 7.74 to 7.87 with May options and nearby days trading at 7.54.
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New Orleans
Dias
Elvan Nee
TNS
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Sacahian Atime
Open shop push aids non-union workers in tax plan
A compromise proposal favors non-union workers by exempting them from special assessments and a $10 initiation fee. The offer follows remarks by James Walker Carter, spokesman for Southern operators backing an open-shop agreement.
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James Walker Carter
Death probe in Tuscaloosa death case
Coroner 8. T. Hardin sought to determine facts in the death of Frank H. Colvin a 31 year old Cotton Dale resident found fatally shot in a room at his home late yesterday authorities said.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
T. Hardin
Frank H. Colvin
Cotton Dale
William LaMance
la Clede
Keytesville
Ella
Labor Secretary Perkins Meets Government Mediator in Dispute
Secretary of Labor Perkins arrived from Washington to confer with Dr. John Steelman, the official government mediator, in the ongoing conference related to the dispute.
Miners to Pay Dues Under New System
Operators establish a system where non-union miners pay the same monthly dues as UMW members to support contract administration, with an average dues amount of 1 dollar per month.
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UMW
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