MacFadden Forces Second To Andrews In Florida Senate Race
Bernarr MacFadden, Pew Magazine publisher, edged into second place in Florida Democratic primary for U S Senate behind Charles O Andrews. Unofficial returns from 852 of 1 429 precincts show Andrews leading MacFadden with Carter and Cone following. full results depend on May 28 runoff if no majority is reached. Spessard Holland leads in the gubernatorial field with Whitehair and Paty in pursuit. More than 5 000 candidates sought various offices.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Pew Magazine
Bernarr MacFadden
Miami Beach
U. S
Charles O. Andrews
Florida
Roosevelt
Andrews
MacFadden
Jerry W. Carter
Tallahassee
Francis E Townsend
Fred P. Cone
Aries Francis Coe
West Palm Beach
O. Hazen
Carter
Cone
Coe
Hazen
Spessard Holland
Bartow
Francis P. Whitehair
Deland
B F. Paty
Florida Racing Commission
Holland
Whitehair
Paty
Ten-year-old Dougherty learns courage from stage heroine
In Nebraska City on May 8 a ten-year-old named Jimmy Dougherty discovers a surge of bravery while watching a melodrama. He realizes the heroine’s fear and resolve, drawing parallels to his own experiences.
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Nick O
Nebraska City
Neb
Jimmy Dougherty
Night Barges and a Hidden Murder Plot Unfold
A jailer and crew guide reveal links between Bill and William Calla as the barge heads to Big Bend. The narrator plans to return to the city, borrowing a revolver and arranging a nightly pickup to a riverside ranch house, while Bill could be the killer Calla hoped to become.
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Bill
William Calla
Pete
Big Bend
Calla
Jack
Sally
Train Stoppage Prevents Injury on Rail Crossing
A freight train halted before striking Jimmy as his foot became caught in a track frog while crossing the rails. The intervention by the train crew prevented a serious accident in the incident described.
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Jimmy
Gly-Cas Promises Restored Health From Laxative Action
Mrs Wesley Long of Rural Route Danville Alabama reports improved digestion energy and sleep after using Gly-Cas. She says clogged intestinal impurities had weakened her and backaches and fatigue vanished as toxins eliminated. Sales through Loyd's Drug Store and nearby towns adv.
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Wesley Long
Danville
Alabama
Decatur
Loyd’s Drug
Mrs. Long
CIO Leader Quill Ejected From Dies Committee Hearing
Michael J. Quill, president of the CIO Transport Workers Union, was forcibly removed by police from a House Dies Committee hearing after accusing the panel of aiming to draw the U.S. into war. He clashed with Chair Dies who ordered decorum as the session moved to a closed phase to cite him for contempt.
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Washington, May
Michael J. Quill
CIO Transport Workers Union
Dies Committee
Committee
United States
Quill
Dies
D.-Tex
Thomas
RN. J
Quith
Soviet Russia
Russia
Room and Board By Gene Ahern Southeast Warm Today
Southeast states basked in mid summer like heat as the Associated Press reports continued warmth and sunny skies. Forecasts show highs around 90 plus in Alabama and Georgia with recent peaks of 96 in Dothan and 98 in Augusta and Macon. Rain scattered in the Texas to Mississippi Valley belt while Maine sees thunder. Overnight lows ranged from 43 in Chicago to 67 in Raleigh with many sites near normal for the season.
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Associated Press
Alabama
Georgia
Dothan
Ala
Augusta
Macon
Texas
Mississippi Valley
Maine
Great Lakes
Atlanta
Boston
Chicago
Des Moines
Kansas City
St. Louis
Raleigh
Washington
Miami
Los Angeles
Professor is murdered in Westfield home
Westfield Massachusetts May 8 state investigators joined pathologists and police in solving the murder of Professor Lewis B Allyn 66 a noted pure foods authority shot at his door in the vestibule while reading A .22 caliber gun was sought and shell fragments and a blood trail pointed to the sitting room No weapon was found and motive remained unclear with officials comparing the case to a prior unsolved slaying at Mt Hermon in Northfield.
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Rio Vista
William Calla
Westfield
Mass
Lewis B. Allyn
Pure Foods Authority
Thomas F. Moriarty
Elliott Speer
Mt. Hermon School
Northfield
Dr. Speer
Professor Allyn
Allan R. Moritz
Edward 8. Smith
Charles J. van Amburgh
Atate
Joseph Walker
Boston
Allen H. Smith
Allyn
C. A. Forrester
Moriarty
Smith
Daily crossword across not many supper to
Not enough readable clues provided in the OCR text to form a coherent crossword item. The fragment lists many across and down hints with misspellings and broken words, lacking a readable source structure or solution entries.
Negro Killed in Accident at Town Creek Route 2
Wash Carman a 50 year old black man died at 5 30 pm Tuesday from head injuries suffered when a truck slowed near his home in Town Creek Route 2. Passengers Tom Savage and Alex Irwin with Price Crosswhite in the truck were riding in the rear when Carman allegedly tried to jump as the vehicle stopped, fracturing his skull.
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Wash Carman
Town Creek
Route 2
Sanders Fusch
Carman
Tom Savage
Alex Irwin
Price Crosswhite
Fusch
Savage
Irwin
Crosswhite
Charles A Dar nell Rites Held At Home
Final rites for Charles A. Darnell age 60 were held at his home 1013 Wadsworth Street at 1 p m conducted by Rev C L Dobbs pastor of Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church Burial followed in Mt Zion Cemetery near Cullman conducted by Drinkard Pallbearers listed include C L Buck Asa Teague FE Price Herbert Ayers and T P Ayers
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Charles A. Darnell
Wadsworth Street
C. L. Dobbs
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Cullman
Drinkard
C. L. Buck
Asa Teague
FE. Price
Herbert Ayers
T. P. Ayers
Story Hour Held at Carnegie Library
The story hour for first to fifth graders starts at 3 p m Thursday at Carnegie Library. Little Betty Austine Taylor will tell a story. Mrs Glenn Parish leads the event sponsored by the WPA.
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Carnegie Library
Betty Austine Taylor
Glenn Parish
WPA
Flower girls and Darnell family obituary list
Misses Stephens Doris Ellenberg Safley Louis Britain Edith Teague and Melba Call are listed as flower girls. Mr Darnell is survived by his widow five daughters Mrs Everett Pettey Miss Bill Dar nell Tone Dar nell Decatur Mrs Henry Green Birmingham Mrs Vaughn Clary of Texas and three sons Newsome Decatur Charles Jr and Jack Darnell of Chicago.
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Had Stephens
Doris Ellenberg
Safley
Louis Britain
Edith Teague
Melba Call
Darnell
Everett Pettey
Bill
Tone Darnell
Decatur
Henry Green
Birmingham
Vaughn Clary
Texas
Newsome
Charles Jr
Jack Darnell
Chicago
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Cheno
Loyd’s Drug Store
Second Avenue
Moulton Street
Mrs. Wesley Long
Board of Revenue
John McCutcheon
Volin McCutcheon
Somerville
CIO
Gene Ahern
Haw
Louis
Daily Crossword
Agem
Asa He
ISI
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Morgan County
Morgan County Court
J. H
Jim’ Crow, Jr
J. H. Crow
Chas
Handy Mome
T. C. “Cliff” Almon
T.C. Almon
Decatur, Ala
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Electric
Westinghouse Streamline Irons
Rene
Westinghouse Commander Electric
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