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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1938

Page

3

Two New Efforts To Hold Meetings In Jersey City Planned Today

Jersey City turmoil over permits for open meetings continued as congressmen O Connell and Bernard were canceled from speaking amid a 65 000 crowd. Norman Thomas of the Socialist party planned a talk with permit application for next week. Hague faced calls to resign as Democratic National Committee vice chairman, while veterans warned speakers to stay away. meetings were called off to avoid clashes.

Jersey City N. J Frank Hague Jerry J. O'Connell D. Mont John T. Bernard Fl. Minn Hague Norman Thomas Socialist Party O’connell Thomas Democratic National Committee Democratic Party O'Connell Roosevelt Bernard International Labor Defense Committee New York

Local visits noted from Decatur area residents

Somerville A M Peck and Howell Turney of Decatur visited Mary Peck and Dr. Peck on Tuesday. Carter Davis spent Tuesday night in Decatur. Hodges Crow and son, also from Decatur, were here briefly Thursday. Annie B Campbell visited Hartselle Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Kenny Waugh and family attended the school program at Priceville on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Mary Peck and Dr C F Peck were in Hartselle Tuesday on business. Mrs Cora Poteet visited with Mrs Kittie Johnston on Tuesday. Mrs Harry Rice and son Charles of Decatur were here on Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs Cecil Brooks and daughter Celia visited Decatur Monday afternoon. J R Ransom made a business trip to Decatur Wednesday. Dave Norris of Flint was here Friday afternoon. Mrs Gerbert Lemmond and daughter Jean and others attended the operetta at Priceville Friday night. Mrs C P Johnston and G D Mikell and son Winton visited Decatur Saturday afternoon.

A. M. Peck Howell Turney Decatur Mary Peck C. F. Peck Hartselle Cora Poteet Kittie Johnston Harry Rice Charles Cecil Brooks Celia J. R. Ransom Dave Norris Flint

Rev John Cowell to Speak at Central Baptist Sunday

Pastor John C. Cowell of the Central Baptist Church is expected to resume pulpit duties Sunday after a recent illness. The return is anticipated as services continue under the church's schedule.

John C. Cowell The Central Baptist Church

Wedding Entanglements Grip Barbara Kingsley in London

Barbara Kingsley learns Garry Page loves her while Wenda Ayer hints at Garry’s past with the actress. Barbara contemplates a return to Garry as Ray Lipton awaits, then a nightmarish revelation in a London lunchroom shocks her with a gripping cliffhanger.

Barbara Wenda Ayer Bobbie London Miss Kingsley Wenda Garry Paris Kingsley Garry Page Ray Lipton Robbie Ray Avon Territory Westminster Abbey Progietress Bar

Brides Go Out to Colonists in Manchukuo Scheme

Thousands of Japanese immigrant farmers await 2,400 brides sent from Japan to Manchukuo as part of a colonial settlement plan. The brides are pitched as pioneers in a large-scale maneuver to expand Japanese influence and secure a population base in the Chinese region under Japanese control.

New York Manchukuo Manchuria Mikado Japan

Bishop J L Decell Elected to Episcopacy in Birmingham

Bishop J L Decell was elected to the Episcopacy of the Methodist Episcopal Church South at the general conference last week in Birmingham. He later spoke in Birmingham about the decision and its significance.

Birmingham Ala J. L. Decell Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Woman Shot Dead in 800 Block Jackson Street

Annie Pearl Clay a 48 year old Black woman was killed by gunfire in the servant house on Jackson Street. Robert Ford a 50 year old Black man held in Moran County jail on murder charges after surrendering to police. Ford claimed a knife encounter as the motive. Coroner and officers noted gun and knife objects found and Ford’s empty revolver.

Annie Pearl Clay Jackson Street Robert Ford Moran County J. A. McCall W. H W. Parker Ford Johnston Street Rey Howell Seybourn HB Lynne Mowell Powell Parker Howell

Lafayette Students to Present Comrades Courageous Play

The senior six class at Lafayette school will stage a three act comedy titled Comrades Courageous at Riverside auditorium Tuesday night at 8. Eleanor Harley, a faculty member, directs a cast of 25 students.

Lafayette School Riverside Comrades Courageous Eleanor Harley

FDR Reviews Legislative Program With Key Leaders

President Roosevelt discussed his spending lending program and the wage hours bill with congressional leaders in Washington. Speaker Bankhead hinted adjournment by June 1 may be unlikely as Rayburn noted rough prospects and House action on the 1938 revenue bill could occur soon.

Washington Roosevelt Bankhead Congress Rayburn Texas House Senate Ickes Hopkins Bell

Advances by Japs Claimed as They Press Toward Suchow

Shanghai dispatches say Japanese report rapid progress from the south toward Suchow in central China. Two columns move along the Pengpu highway in Anhwei, claiming capture 85 miles southwest of Suchow, while another force advances 70 miles from Suchow on the Tientsin Pukow line toward Kuchen. Chinese guerillas report new successes near Peiping and along the Great Wall in the north.

Shanghai Suchow Central China Battle Area Anhwet Pengpu Tientsin-Pukow Kuchen Tientsin- Pukow Japan China Shantung Provence Taierchwang Pihsein Great Wall Peiping-Bulyan Raiway Peiping Changping Marco Polo Bridge

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