Dixon Victory Likely In Alabama Gubernatorial Race
The Tuscaloosa News editorial praises Frank Dixon as a strong candidate seizing a large share of the vote in Alabama, while noting a possible runoff is unlikely. It credits Dixon with building broad support among young voters and calls for integrity and reform in state government. The piece also discusses the National Labor Relations Board and criticism it faces over procedures in Ford and steel cases.
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Major Dixon
Alabama
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Pune
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Labor’ Board
Selma Times-Journal
Ford Motor Company
Labor Board
Selma
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ford Company
Ford Concern
Supreme Court
Agriculture Department
Relations Board
French Devaluation Sparks Mixed Reactions In Washington
March 7 report notes Treasury observers question French devaluation and its effects. Morgenthau cites brief prior negotiations. Paris briefed via Paris attaché. London and Washington oppose the move, concern over broader consequences, with Roosevelt's stance hinted as cautious in this era of liberal reforms.
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Washington
Treasury
Deladier
London
Morgenthau
Paris
New Development Could Spur Congressional Action on Industry Domination
The development may provide the incentive for Congress to act to curb unfair domination over the industry. It contrasts with efforts by business to resist Roosevelt era mood and aims to improve the economic climate.
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Congress
Union Compress Co. Buys Decatur Plant in $100,000 Upgrade
From The Daily May 7 1926 report Union Compress Co has purchased the Decatur Compress Co and will begin improvements to the plant totaling $100000. Miss Ludie Moore Pointer leaves for Birmingham to enter the state oratorical contest representing the district. Mr and Mrs T Z Bailey plan part of their next week in Atlanta for the wholesale grocers convention.
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Union Compress Co
Decatur Compress Co
Ludie Moore Pointer
Birmingham
T. Z. Bailey
Atlanta
Wholesale Grocers
Local social notes from Birmingham and Madison visits
Mrs. D. D. McGehee returns from Birmingham and Madison. Misses Jennie Davidson Amanda and Emma Pride plan a weekend in Birmingham. Mrs. J. W. Boggess hosts The Thursday Bridge Club with two guests yesterday afternoon.
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Jennie Davidson
Amanda
Emma Pride
Birmingham
J. W. Boggess
New Theory On High Blood Pressure From Dr Clendening
A railroad engineer focused view links high blood pressure to nervous tension from fast engine operation and the strain of education in youth. The doctor cautions the link is not proven, notes hereditary arterial tendencies, and suggests prevention over cure.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
England Representatives Support Bill to End Southern Wage Differentials
England representatives back a petition for a new bill aimed at removing wage gaps with the south, as nineteen New Englanders opposed the prior bill. The fight may shift to gridlocked Senate filibusters, with Republicans flocking to the House at risk of losing final form if it ever arrives.
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South
New
House
Senate
Eckener Faces Long Odds Over Helium for Hitler
The report says the administration is unlikely to relax helium shipments to Hitler. Two main political barriers persist: upcoming elections boosting anti Hitler factions and Republican plans to block any relenting by introducing a nullifying bill the moment it is possible.
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Hugo Eckener
Hitler
Eckener
Ickes
Vandenberg
Danville High to Host Stamps Baxter Orchestra Concert
The Stamps Baxter Happy Hits Orchestra will perform at Danville High School auditorium on Saturday night May 14. Sponsored by the senior class, the program features sacred and secular music and a blackface comedian. Miss Elberta Bailey leads the senior class sponsorship.
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Stamps-Baxter
Happy Hitsters
Danville High School
Elberta Bailey
Danville
Eight Pamphlets Offered By Lendening
Eight pamphlets by Dr lendening are available by sending 10 cents in coin and a self addressed stamped envelope. The list includes Treating Diabetes Infant Feeding Feminine Hygiene Hair and Skin care and Constipation.
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Lendening
Fatality risk in speed comparison sermon call
A stark public note presents a choice between fatality rates at 20 and 50 miles per hour and ends with a racialized preacher’s exhortation about readiness when Gabriel sounds his horn. The cadence mocks recklessness and invokes a Mah brethern chorus.
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Gabriel
Graveyard of tragedy warns drivers on safety
From the Q Ravays the wail of motorists who died in accidents. Quotes reveal regret over signaling, speed, and stopping. It notes three-fourths of older victims were pedestrians and warns that riding is safer than walking. Courtesy to other motorists pays and urges preemptive action against drunken drivers.
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United States
Scene Rewrite Tangles Romance With Rope and Kisses
In a theatrical exchange the director approves a scene where a young man rushes into a room binds the actress with rope and smothers her with hugs and kisses. The actress questions the need for restraint given the man’s tall dark and handsome appearance.
Can't Beat Advertising in Merchandizing Claims
A critic asserts that firms cannot avoid advertising costs and still fund promotional articles. He argues non advertised goods cannot exceed advertised items in value or quality, and that articles imply spending that the firm may not have.
Parcel Gift Sparks Quiet Conversation About Improvement
A playful exchange about a parcel and cigars hints at a deeper theme. The couple discusses personal growth, noting that the first important step toward improvement is the decision to change.
Highways and Hedges Sermon on Outdoor Ministry
The piece argues Christ and early Christian preaching thrived outside church walls. It cites Luke verses urging outreach to the poor and lost and notes Pentecost and Paul preached in open streets and hillsides rather than inside buildings.
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The
Jordan
John the Baptist
Christ
Paul
Walter Winchell On Broadway Notes and Coast-to-Coast Buzz
Walter Winchell on Broadway and critics fill a page with memories and jibes about stage stars radio shows and newspapers. The piece mentions Arthur Krock the Pulitzer winners and Night of journalism events plus gossip about Bull Lea and Derby picks in a lively era portrait.
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Arthur Krock
New York Times
Washington
Columbia University
Krock
Jack Hartley
Edison Green Room
Little Boys
Bill Corum Colyums
Bull Sea
Walter Wincheh
Walter
Lady Godiva
Winchell
Bulla
Fighting Fox
Dauber
Jill Bigpert Corum
Bill Farnsworth
Farnsworth
Hirsch Jacobs
Bull Lea
Street preaching urged to reach lost in Decatur and valley
The article urges proactive gospel outreach beyond church walls, criticizing town apathy and calling for regular street preaching and jail ministry. It highlights gaps in Decatur and the Tennessee Valley Territory where large populations lack access to services and spiritual guidance.
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Christ
Decatur
Tenne Valley
Trinity English Class Presents The Duke Learns a Lesson
Trinity High School seventh grade English class presents a three act play The Duke Learns a Lesson on Wednesday at 10 AM in the school auditorium. Students perform in roles including The Prank Lamon and Ball Team members participate. no admission charge.
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Stella B. Moncrief
Lamon
Vinscon
Clifton Maner
Alene Jackson
Cleo Grantland
Ebony
Leon Maner
Liza
Opal Hill
Bill Rhodes
Charles Beaird
Spud
Herman Lowery
Dorothy Terry
Louise Couch
Mozella Hallmark
Catherine Adcock
Evelyn Wood
Evelyn Ruager
Ruby May Jones
Ione Mooney
Lois Fagan
Frances Fagan
Ruby Jean Roberts
Ruth Farwood
Ruth Chapman
F. L. Roberson
Allison Morrison
Charles Berry
Eugene McCurry
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