Death claims Tyler Goodwyn in Montgomery
Pi-Robert Tyler Goodwyn a prominent Montgomery figure in civic social and political circles died at his home after an extended illness He was father to Montgomery Mayor John Lancaster Goodwyn former registrar of the federal land bank and longtime Alabama legislator Surviving are his widow two sons three daughters and several siblings Funeral services are set for Memory Chapel with interment at Greenwood cemetery local officials and relatives attend upon.
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Montgomery
Ala
Robert Tyler Goodwyn
Png
John Lancaster Goodwyn
Alabama
House. of Representatives
Howert Tyre
Goodsyn, Jr
Goodwyn
Albert Lays
Priscilla Tyler _Goodwyn
McCabe
Petersburg
University of Alabama
Federal Land Bank
New Orleans
Elmore County
Highland Park
Alabama House of Representatives
Charlotte Higinbotham Goodwyn
William
Bibb Goodwyn
Albert Taylor Goodwyn
James F. Hagenwald
Alexandria
J. T. Fowler
Birmingham
J. W. Mustin Jr
Tuscaloosa
Albert G. Goodwyn
Summersville
Gardners F. Goodwyn
Bessemer
Frank H. Griffin
Wawa
Penn
Memory Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Markets Slip As Volume Lags In Tepid Wall Street Trade
Market mood was cautious with a slight overall decline as trading remained light at about 700000 shares. American Ice led in activity rising to about 73 4 after offering stock tenders at up to 9 a share, while the less active preferred jumped to 90. Major names like Republic Steel Studebaker Firestone Montgomery Ward Electric Power and Light Phelps Dodge Western Air and others showed mixed moves amid a weak day for many securities.
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William D. Horgan
New York
Republic Steel
Studebaker
Firestone
Montgomery Ward
Electric Power and Light
Phelps Dodge
Central
Northern Pacific Standard Oil
Mission Corp
Transcontinental and
Western Air
AS Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Goodrich
Illinois Central
Pacific Western Oil
Twentieth Century-Fox
American Telephone
American Smelting
Anaconda Copper
American Can
du Pont
du Pont, Alfied Chemical
Johns-Manville, Radio Corp
U.S. Gypsum
New York Cotton Futures Prices and Quotes May Through March
Market listings show May July October and March futures with open high low and last prices. The data includes nearby contracts in New York with daily figures and a middling spot at 34.04 up 4.0.
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Cotton
New York
Grains Firm Up as Wheat Leads Chicago Market
Chicago grain prices firm as wheat gains on Minneapolis and Kansas City buying. May wheat at 2.22 3/4 a bushel, corn up around 1/2 cent, oats 1/4 to 1/2 higher, rye 3/4 higher, soybeans up 1 cent, lard higher to 11.70. May contracts reflect firmer board conditions and positive demand.
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Chicago
Board-Of Trade
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Poultry market report from Atlanta Georgia area
North Georgia live poultry market shows weak to unsettled undertone with moderate demand in two sections. Heavy fryers available in all sections with prices paid FOB farm for brokers and fryers ranging from 24 1/2 to 27 cents, mostly 25 1/2 to 26 1/2 cents.
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Atlanta
USDA
North Georgia
Hampshire
Markets at a Glance New York May 19
May 19 market brief notes prices and shifts across grains with wheat and oats bid and offered. Wheat futures show advance while oats trade slightly higher with weak overall tone and higher top levels noted for specific contracts.
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New York
Fede-Saeee
Judge limits hearing scope in Cullman barber case
Circuit Judge Newton B Powell issued an advisory ruling outlining which issues will be heard in the declaratory judgment suit by Peter C Couch TH Rogers and others against the Cullman barber commission Couch a former Jefferson county barber argues for reinstatement of a Jefferson license under a $25 fee while the state supports only a $10 fee The judge found the complaint lacks grounds to challenge the Cullman exam restrictions and that Couch not being a practicing barber is not affected He was given 20 days to amend the bill with further responses due within 20 days if amended
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Newton B. Powell
Cullman Circuit
Peter C. Couch
TH. Rogers
Cullman Barbers' Commission
Powell
Couch
Jefferson County
Cullman
Jefferson
State House Debates Budgets Recounts Reapportionment Proposals
Lawmakers debate a state budget mechanism, agency consolidations, and merit system reclassification. A bill to limit the temporary clerk fund advances amid partisan lines. Senate weighs reapportionment adding a senator per county and other governance reforms. House motions include limiting funds and tightening the governors emergency appropriation. A barbecue at Kilby Prison interrupts sessions before a busy afternoon on representative elections.
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Boutwell
State Highway Department
Patterson
Paul Hooton
Randolph
Folsom
Tom Johnston
Mobile
Senate
Frank Boswell
Sénate
Len Bournett
Supreme Court
Rankind Fite
Marion
Johnston
Kilby
Local Notes and Arrivals from Decatur General Hospital
A mixed roster from the junior high and community mentions epurt filings, hospital dismissals, local births, and visits. Mrs O E Whitehead of 1406 Ninth Avenue East is dismissed from Hamil Clinic. Mrs Leo Sanderson of Moulton undergoes a hospital operation. Mrs Dave Bailey of Hartselie is noted. Several visits and travel reports include Mrs Couch and Mrs Herman-Oliver of Jackson Tennessee visiting J B Couch and family. Farm and school events highlight students and their performances at the grammar school tonight. Birth announcements: Decatur General Hospital records a daughter for Mr and Mrs Clyde C Smith Hartselie and a son for Mr and Mrs Leon Maner West. James Douglas Wade of Somerville was discharged from Decatur General.
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O. E. Whitehead
Ninth Avenue
Hamil Clinic Hospital
Clyde C. Smith
Hartselie 2
Decatur General. Hospital
Alabama labor leaders oppose rent decontrols plan
Jack Brock of the Alabama Federation of Labor and Eugene Wells of the CIO Council oppose decontrol of rents in the state. A public hearing on the bill is scheduled Wednesday by the House Judiciary Committee.
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Alabama
Jack Brock
State Federation of Labor
Eugene Wells
CIO Council
House Judiciary Committee
Man Dies After Car Plunge Near Bessemer Alabama
A 33 year old resident of Marion Alabama Charles Thomas died when his car plunged into a railroad river pass about a mile east of Bessemer yesterday. The crash occurred as the vehicle went off the road into the river pass.
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Bessemer
Ala
Marion
Alaman
Charles
Thomas
Here
Postal Rate Hike Is Urged by Postmaster General
Postmaster General Donaldson tells a Senate Post Office subcommittee that second class mail raises are needed to curb a $550 million annual loss. He predicts a $253 million yearly rate increase, with publishers contributing via higher costs and efficiency. He notes some publishers object in private while others barely object publicly. He cites a long resistance since 1934 and urges broad rate boosts across classes.
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Washington
Donaldson
Post Office Department
Senate Postoffice
Senator Long
D-La
Postoffice
County Claims Ordered Paid in Morgan County
Morgan County Board of Commissioners approved May claims totaling 25,500. General fund claims were 2,959.40. Gasoline tax district payments totaled 4,670.80 for District One, 3,379.50 for District Two, 11,651.41 for District Three, and 2,994.27 for District Four. District Four includes 8,462.90 for a new diesel tractor financed by Morgan County State National Bank, to be repaid in monthly installments. Chair Sim L Howell noted the total is incomplete as a state check and gasoline tax funds have not yet been received.
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Morgan County
Calif
General Fund
Sim L. Howell
Morgan County State National Bank
Howell
Estates Ordered Shifted by Judge
The estates of Aiden M Cash and Laura Belle Cash were moved from Morgan probate court to Morgan equity court on motion by administrator Carman A Taylor. Taylor argued the estates would be better managed in the equity court.
Eastern Intercollegiate League Gulf Championship at Annapolis
The Gulf championship event of the Eastern Intercollegiate League is scheduled for May 14 in Annapolis. Teams from the league will compete for the title in a single day meet.
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Annapolis
Mays
Truman Buys Part of Old Family Farm
President Truman had watched his family farm foreclosed in the early 1930s after mortgage default. Barker in Missouri Lawyer recounts that Truman avoided taking a renewal loan while a U S senator, and later managed to buy back part of the homestead near Kansas City, Missouri.
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Washington
Truman
Missouri
John T. Barker
Barker
Mr. Trug
Kansas City
United States
Warren Bills Are Stalled In Florida Legislature
In Tallahassee on May 10 Governor Warren sees his legislative program bogged down as several bills face delays or rewrites. Only one of his 25 items, regional education ratifications, reached his desk. Support is tepid, opposition muted, and key measures such as cattle fencing and state central purchasing await floor action or committee defeats. The 15 point tax plan to raise 40 to 50 million dollars hangs on finance committee reports.
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Tallassee
Fla
Warren
Senate
House
One Man May Fight Removal In Mobile Capers
Detective Captain Rollings said one of four men to be sent back to Mississippi would fight removal. Henry Ernst of New Orleans has not decided on voluntary return to Bay Springs. Sheriff Alexander delayed return with three others: Ann Fallon David Bolivar and Willie Martin. Articles found in their possession tied to a vault burglary. Mississippi attorney to discuss case. Other state inquiries noted. Two other men remain in custody for questioning on similar burglaries.
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Mobile
Ala
talley_Rollings
Mississippi
Henry
Dutch) Ernst
New Orleans
Bay Springs
RC. Alexander
Jasper County
Miss
Rollings
Ann Fallon
David Bolivar
Laurel
Wilie Martin
Louin
Ernst
Alexander
Louisiana
Florida
Arkansas
Victory Report and Allied Actions Across The Front
The dispatch notes 80 civilians wounded in Palestine and reports the Greek government withdrawing landing permission for Czechoslovak planes in Athens amid strained ties with Prague. In Tokyo, the conviction of 22 Japanese for the vivisection murder of eight American fliers is upheld by Lt. Gen. Walton H. Walker.
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Athens
Prague
Tokyo
Walton H. Walker
U. S. Eighth Army
Income Drops in March for Third Straight Month
Washington reports consumer income slipped three percent in March marking the third decline in a row from the December peak. Despite the drop, March income remained four percent above March 1948 levels.
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Washington
Fair trial questions linger in war crime case
Study and a fair trial were called back for more questioning of Lt. Col. John S. Dwinell and Dwight F. Fanton, with Dwinell claiming insufficient time to prepare and Fanton defending the fairness of the proceedings. A war crimes court had convicted 73 Germans. six faces death, with other penalties lowered after an earlier probe into coercion and deception in confessions. Congress debated minor measures while backing the President's economic advisers on spending cuts and tax changes, as final decisions rest with the President.
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John S. Dwinell
Dwight F. Fanton
Army
Dwinell
New York City
Fanton
House
Senate
Umbia
Congress
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Senate Democratic Policy Committee
Accused in Shop with Miss Bladedge Among Navy Enlistees
Dennis 20 from Calvert Texas, first of three Negro enlisted men to be tried. Calvin Dennis 27 of Frederick Maryland and Staff Sgt Robert W Burns 27 Spokane Washington are the others. Miss Bladedge said Dennis asked for a date and for her picture which she refused. Lt Col Adrian W Tolen tried to block admission of her conversation testim ony as evidence.
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Farnsworth
Dennis
Calvert
Tex
Calvin Dennis
Frederick
Robert W. Burns
Spokane
Wash
Bladedge
Tumon Beach
Adrian W. Tolen
Montrose, Colo
Sweet Protesting Lease of Tipple Opposes Competition
Henry W. Sweet Alabama docks director met commercial officials in Washington to protest the Inland Waterways Corp tipple lease across the Mobile river from the Mobile state docks. He plans a statement after talks with Secretary of Commerce adt and others and will meet RFC officials about a multi million loan for a Mobile grain elevator. He opposes sale of the tipple to Walsh Stevedoring Co. of Mobile, fearing private competition with the state docks. He confer red with Rep. Boykin and was his luncheon guest.
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Washington
Henry W. Sweet
Alabama State Docks
Mobile River
Mobile State Docks
Sweet
Secretary of Commerce Adt
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Mobile
Inland Waterways Corp
Walsh Stevedoring Co., Inc
Rep. Boykin
D.-Ala
Street regulation enactment date not yet set
Paid Lee Street from First Avenue East to Second Avenue or Ferry Street. The date when the new regulations will take effect has not yet been set.
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Page One
Lee Street
First Avenue
Second Avenue 1
Ferry Street
Beloved Lady Mat ties Spottswood Called Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Mattie Toms Spottswood 89 will be held Wednesday morning at the Fowler home in Courtland with Rev. M E Gregg and Rev. Sam Berry officiating. Burial will follow in Courtland city cemetery. She was born May 2 1860 in Courtland and spent her life there. She died Monday evening at Resthaven Nasheville after a week as a patient. Surviving are a son W A Toms of Courtland two nieces Mrs. Fowler and Miss Lavinia Chardavoyne and several other relatives.
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Mattie Toms Spottswood
Resthaven
Nasheville
Fowler
Cound
M.E. Gregg
Sam_Berry
Courtland City
Brown
A. F. Rebdman
Presley Redman
Fred Ashford
J. A. Ussery
Dan Gilchrist
Harris Pipps
W .A. Toms
Courtland
Lavinia Chardavoyne
Ford Seeks Bargaining Over Strike Amid Peace Talks
Ford agreed to further negotiations two hours after Reuther’s invitation and a first session was set in Detroit. Ford urged resolving issues at the bargaining table not by emotion. Meanwhile an indefinite layoff of 22,000 workers was announced due to a supply shortage from a slowdown at a plant.
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Ford
Reuthers
Detroit
Reuther
Briggs Stadium
Detroit Tigers
Aan
Senate bill targets hellish disease nationwide
Senator Tobey pledges a strong challenge to act on multiple sclerosis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis with a measure influenced by his daughter’s illness. The debate centers on funding estimates for the associated foundation.
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Tobey
Sterling Dean
U. S. Senate
Hatfield Rites To Be Conducted Today
Funeral services for Jesse M Hatfield, former Daily circulation manager, who died Sunday at his Dallas Georgia home, were held today at 2 p m in Trinity Methodist church Rome Georgia with burial in the church cemetery. Hatfield had recently worked in farming.
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Jesse
M. Hatfield
Dallas
Trinity Methodist Church
Rome
Church
Hatfield
The
Daily
For Rent June 1 Three Rooms Upstairs Unfurnished
Rental notice for a three room upstairs apartment at 422 Johnston St. with bath and separate front and rear entrances. No children. Electric stove only. Available June 1.
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Tove
Johnston St
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Bill Grant
Sheila Cure
U. S
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CAP
China
China Sea
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Kaiting
Fukien
Kiangi
Nanchang
Kiangsi
Yrrle
Epurt
Leo Sanderson
Moulton
Hamil Clinic
Dave Bailey
Hartselie
Samenital
John Ann Thompson
Trinity
T. E. Thompson
Hillsboro
J. W. Couch
Herman — Oliver
Jackson
Tennessee
J.B Couth
Dr. Wesler M. Jackson
Monte
Mira—Rcsilla__Jones
Lenda Dean- Walker
Austinville
Tonignt
Charles J. Williams
Ben Bloodworth
Louis. Heathcoate
Rogersville
Decatur General Hospital
Leon Maner
Moulton Street
West
James Douglas Wade
Somerville
Decatur General” Hospital
ne _Decatus
Zee “Ral
Halery
Womala
Forest
Royce Bridges
L.drinkard
Falkville
Gen. Gorgas
Helen ‘Allison
Stevenson
General Gorgas
Alabama Academy of Science
Alabama State Chamber of Commerce
Wellave G._ Crain
Hueytown High School
Emmett C. Carmichael
Navy
Floyd Bennett Field
Lisbon
Portugal
Albert C. Read
Eugene Saylor
Rhoads
Thomas D. Davies
Palestine
Mrs. Gehrig
Lou Gherig
I Arene Casta
Mea
St. Esteron
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