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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1935

Page

2

Byrd Returns After Antarctic Expedition Welcoming

Rear Admiral Richard Byrd arrives at the White House after a two year Antarctic patrol. President Roosevelt and officials greet him as Byrd outlines findings from over 22 sciences. He reports Marie Byrd Land, a vast unknown area, and confirms Antarctica as one continent with data on ice age, cosmic rays, weather, and astronomy. Families of his 100 men greet the explorer aboard the Bear of Oakland.

Washington Richard F. Byrd Antarctica Roose Velt Hig White House Sanson Byrd National Geographic Society Little America United States Marie Byrd Land Seaboard Maine Georgia Pacific Ocean Antartica Mexico Canada Navy Yard Roosevelt Virginia Oda Lang

Jones Indicates Bonus Payment Might Be a Help

In a tangled political note, Jones suggests a future bonus payment could aid efforts, contingent on full bill authorization and avoiding unearned interest reductions. Senate talk centers on revived bonus measures amid currency reform hopes and leadership predictions.

Jones Congress Ld Senate Vinson

Behind The Scenes In Washington by Rodney Dutcher

A 1935 NEA Service column notes the Patent Office near misses for No 2,000,000 and No 1,999,999 patents, naming Joseph Ledwinka and Melvin A Perkins and their firms du Pont and Budd. It records Joe Schechter's NRA case stance, and Brandeis inviting Allen Strook to stay another year as secretary. It ends with a Texas senator and a constituent seeking a job.

Rodney Dutcher Nna Servier Ashington Patent Office Joseph Ledwinka Philadelphia Simon Lake Melvin A Perkins Milwaukee Perkins Ledwinka Mr. Perkins du Pont Roosevelt Justice Brandeis Harvard Law School Allen M. Strook Strook Morris Sheppard Texas NEA Service Tna

Bonus Pension Debate Rages in Senate Over Roosevelt Veto Risks

Veteran lawmakers press for cash bonus votes as the Patman bill fights a presidential veto. Senator Long and Senator Tydings clash over Roosevelt’s war record and the president’s Navy tenure while White House pressure mounts to secure passage or override.

Patman White House Roosevelt Senate Senator Long Senator Tydings Tydings Long Navy

Leaders favor paying the bonus via Patman bill

Senator Long said most Democratic leaders want to push through the bonus by passing the Patman bill. He cited Jesse Jones and Marriner Eccles showing behind the scenes support. Roosevelt departed for a fishing trip in Maryland with Garber Burns Robinson and Harrison.

Washington Aap Long D. la Patman Jesse Jones Marriner Eccles Roosevelt Blue Ridge Mountains Maryland Garber Burns Robinson Harrison

Verdict Set Aside In Heart Balm Suit

Judge W F Harding set aside the $125,000 verdict in an alienation of affections suit filed by F Brandon Smith Jr against Joseph F Concord businessman and others. A new trial was ordered as the judge commented on the voir dire and juror conduct during the trial in Charlotte North Carolina.

Charlotte N C W. F. Harding F. Brandon Smith, Jr Fe Ferme Joseph F Concord Pounsel Cannon

Judge Denies Motion to Set Aside Verdict as Too Large

Judge Harding rejects the motion to set aside the verdict, ruling the action invalid because the verdict was too large and not supported by the weight of the evidence. The opinion emphasizes the size of the verdict as the basis for denial.

Harding

New CCC Camp 10 to Be Built at Moulton

A 20 man Coc Camp detail, led by Lieut. Rice, has moved to Moulton to start a new CCC camp. The unit will expand the program directed by Robert Fechner. Ground on Masterson pasture outskirts has been donated for rent and site work begins once materials arrive from Atlanta.

Moulton Coc Lieut Rice CCC Robert Fechner National Masterson

REA Executive Order Establishes Volunteer and Property Powers

The order authorizes the administrator to accept voluntary services and appoint state and local officers without civil service restraints. It allows compensation, selects personnel from relief recipients when possible, and grants power to acquire and dispose of real property as needed for administrative expenses.

Rhubarb Jam and Conserve Recipes Featured in Sister Marys Kitchen

Rhubarb pairs with strawberries to stretch jam yield as Mary E Dague shares recipes from NEA Service. Ingredients include rhubarb berries sugar and pineapple for a strawberry rhubarb jam and a rhubarb conserve with almonds. Also notes menus and a rhubarb relish with raisins dates peppers and walnuts.

Knoxville TVA Sewage Project Plans Move Forward

Elinate Clause Requiring Use of Authority Power Thursday with TVA official at Knoxville on the proposed new sewerage system here, reported satisfactory arrangements had been worked out. The plan awaits contract execution within days and work to start soon. The Tennessee Valley Authority will finance all work, employing several hundred men for months. A sewage disposal plant west of the city is included.

TVA Knoxville Wheeler Dam Tennessee Valley Authority

Bulgaria to Arm After Balkan Pact Agreement

Four Balkan states after a five hour talk decided to permit rearmament of Bulgaria and Hungary if they join a non aggression mutual aid pact with Yugoslavia Romania Turkey Czechoslovakia and Greece. The rural electrification administration gets 75000 dollars from emergency relief funds for approved projects.

Bucharest Romania Balkan Bulgaria Hungary Yugoslavia Rumania Turkey Czechoslovakia Greece Rural Electrification Administration

Bonanza Quartet to Sing at Central Baptist Sunday

Decatur diary notes the Bonanza Quartette will perform at Central Baptist church in both the Fellowship class and the morning service with special Mother’s Day programs. Also mentions Joe Duncan’s slow recovery from a recent auto accident and local police activity including a whiskey raid and chicken theft reports. Several residents plan weekend visits and trips.

Bonanza Quartette Central Baptist Church Joe Duncan

Mrs George Dobbs Dies in Birmingham

Mrs George C Dobbs wife of the Austinville Methodist pastor died at Baptist hospital Birmingham at 10 am Funeral rites set for 2 pm Sunday at Stockham Memorial Methodist church with interment in Birmingham She is survived by her husband and several children.

George C. Dobbs Austinville Methodist Church Baptist Hospital Birmingham Stockham Memorial Methodist Church

Illinois Relief For Time Is Assured

Chicago dispatch reports that Illinois faces a relief crisis but has been temporarily averted. The May 11 update notes the state moving toward a stopgap measure, with key figures signaling contingency plans and awaiting broader legislative action.

Illinois Chicago

Late Opponent to Succeed Cutting

Santa Fe New Mexico May 11 reports Dennis Chavez former Democratic representative as successor to the late Senator Bronson.

Santa FE N. M Dennis Chavez Bronson

New Yorker Held in Death of Family in Brooklyn

Brooklyn police arraigned William Gross a 20 a week bookkeeper after an all night grilling on charges he used a rare poison to kill his wife Katharine and five children. Investigators cited toxicology evidence and said the poison was used in food.

NEW Yorker Gross Brooklyn Katharine Frederick Leo Barbera Trnvestigators Olga Bein

Chavez Appointed to Seat Succeeds Senator Cutting

Chavez, who ran against Cutting in 1934 and faced a pending contest for Cutting’s seat, was named to an appointment at Gov. Clyde Tingley’s office. The term lasts until the 1936 general election. Senator Cutting died in an air crash near Atlanta, Missouri, last Monday.

Cutting Clyde Tingley Chavez Senator Cutting Atlanta

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