Parole boards urged as fix for parole question
Detective Chief G C Giles urged parole boards insulated from political reach to grant paroles and pardons, arguing repeaters and early releases harm public safety. He praised Hoover’s crime-fighting stance and urged officers to study his 1936 Kansas City speech for policy guidance.
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Ala
G. C.giles
Birmingham
Giles
Bcards
Department of Justice
United States Department of Justice
John Edgar Hoover
Hoover
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Kansas City
Elderly Composer Puzzle Clue Grid Unveiled
A dense crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues including elderly composer, woolen fabric, elms, musical terms and various definitions. Readers identify names, objects and regions through 57 clues spanning music terms, geography, and common nouns in a vintage puzzle format.
Hilltop purchase seals future for Joan and Bob
Joan Barrett returns to the office after a magical weekend as Bob Andrews buys a half acre hilltop plot with views of Manhattan. Anxious about a Bella Terra mine option, Norton and Hendry draft the agreement while Joan recalls a dark family memory linked to Jeremiah Jordan and a San Quentin execution.
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Joan
Manhattan
Charles Norton
Mr. Hendry
Charley Norton
Norton
Jacob Small
Bella Terra
Charley
John
Young Andrews
Small
Jeremiah Jordan
San Quentin
Mr. Hendrys
San, Quentin
Samosett Mills Case Set for Oral Argument
The National Labor Relations Board called for the first oral argument since the Wagner Act ruling. The complaint against Samosett Mills of Talladega Alabama by Textile Workers of America charges discrimination against union employees and failure to bargain. The union claims the mill evicted 44 union workers from their homes.
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Washington
National Labor Relations’ Board
Supreme Court
Samosett Mills
Talladega
Ala
United. ‘Textile
Workers of America
Pastor to Close Discussion Tonight on The Life of Jacob
Rev. Jesse F. Ray will conclude a series on The Life of Jacob during mid week prayer services at the church. A large crowd is expected to attend and several additional features are planned for the service this evening.
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Jesse F. Ray
Life of
Jacob
Local Pastor to Attend Southern Baptist Convention
Rev. Jesse F. Ray, pastor of the First Baptist church, will leave Monday morning to attend the Southern Baptist convention opening in New Orleans Thursday. He will visit his sister near Mobile en route to the event.
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Jesse F. Ray
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
New Orleans
Ray
Mobile
High School Football Hopeful Practices in Tecumseh
In Tecumseh Nebraska on May 6 James Hosenbarrick, a candidate for the high school football team, participated in spring practice, showing potential as a key player.
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Tecumewhh
Neb
James Hosenbarrick
Miss Imogene Halbrooks Leads Riverside Girls Hi Y Club
Miss Imogene Halbrooks was elected president of the Girls Hi Y Club of Riverside, with Miss Katherine Boswell as vice president and Miss Ane Johnson secretary. Officers also include Miss Sarah Peck Weaver chairman and Miss Jady Jacks reporter. The group sent 16 representatives to the Hi Y conference in Florence and earned recognition as Misses Jane Harris Malone and Hale won top amateur prizes in North Alabama clubs programs.
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Imogene Halbrooks
Riverside
Jean Hale
Katherine , Boswell
Ane Johnson
Sarah Peck Weaver
Jady Jacks
W. J. Brown
Florence
Jane Harris
Jane Malone
Jéan Hale
North Alabama
Fight on Increased Food Prices Begun in Chicago
Mrs Wilbur Fridley president of the Housewives League of America urged about half a million members to combat higher retail food prices. The group will focus on national and state tax legislation affecting food costs and rally support across the nation and states.
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Chicago
Wilbur Fridley
Hovewives League of America
Player suffers broken arm during final practice
Fifteen minutes before the final practice session ended he broke his left arm. The incident occurred during preparations for the event, with no other injuries reported.
Mrs Ann Walker Dies At Home At 70
Mrs. Ann Walker 70 died at her home on Moulton Route 7 at 10 30 a m. She will be laid to rest this afternoon. She is survived by three daughters Mrs Ida Moulton Route 2 Mrs Dora Standridge of Trinity and Rena Speegies of Trinity. Funeral services were to be at 2 o clock at Caddo with Rev Lege Baptist minister officiating. Burial followed at Caddo. Young directing.
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Ann Walker
Moulton
Walker
Ida Moulton
Dora Standridge
Trinity
Rena Speegies
Caddo
Lege
Young
Women urged to try Cardui for relief of female distress
An advertisement encourages women to try Cardui to ease functional pains of menstruation and improve appetite and digestion in cases of malnutrition. It claims Cardui boosts natural resistance to suffering and suggests consulting a physician if it fails.
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