State Legion Officials Urge Growth At Morgan County Meeting
Morgan County American Legion post hosted state adjutant Adjutant Jones and other officers who spoke on membership push and Legion projects. Commander Conner invited members to Huntsville rally and barbecue. post commander Bob Catlett led the meeting.
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Morgan County
American Legion
Atville
Trotter Jones
Montgomery
Tennessee Valley Bank
Conner
Legion
Huntsville
Jones
Jurant
Bob Catlett
Tarzan Picture Draws Strong Crowd at Princess Theater
The Tarzan film "The Ape Man" drew favorable citywide response at the Princess theatre on Wednesday and again today. Manager G. P. Banaiza reports booming business since the February release of Hell Divers and notes crowds plan to return for a second viewing. Johnny Weissmuller stars, with well trained apes and animals providing entertainment for all ages.
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Tarzan
Princess Theatre
G. P. Banaiza
The
Princess
Banaiza
Johnny Weism
Maureen O'Sullivan
Bus driver sidelined by mumps in Hartsville route
May 12 report states Frank Whisenant, longtime Hartsville school bus driver based in Lacey, is ill with mumps. Comer Rice fills in driving duties, ensuring route coverage for affected students.
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Walhermoso
Frank Whisenant
Hartselle
Lacey
Comer Rice
Decatur Charity Council Outlines Welfare Work
The Decatur Charity Council describes its welfare approach beyond simple feeding. Steering committee members include Mrs H T Gill Mrs W H Ritter Arthur Jones Walter Cloptor Foster Pointer Roy Nash Rev Peter M Dennis and Lillian Wheelis secretary. Investigators are listed with several volunteers and committee chairs are named.
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Decatur Charity’ Council
Decatur Charity Council
H. T. Gill
W. H. Ritter
Arthur Jones
Walter Cloptor
Foster Pointer
Roy Nash
Peter M.dennis
Lillian Wheelis
E. W. McLeod
F. R. Benson
John McGehee
Glenn Newhart
Eldon Jones
C. M. Clardy
Carrie Odom
Jackson
A. T. Hafison
Wreck Victim Still In Serious Condition
Miss Margaret Aylin of Athens remains in serious condition after a Swan Lake bridge wreck. She suffered a crushed foot with infection and is not responding well to treatment at Bough's Infirmary. Alma Crowson, also from Athens, is believed to be recovering.
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Margaret Aylin
Athens
Swan Lake Bridge
Bough’s Infirmary
Aylin
Alma Crowson
Miss Crowson
George A. Miller Here Thursday
George A. Miller of Birmingham, representing state and national Democratic groups, was here today. He is in charge of raising Alabama’s quota for the Democratic Victory Fund and reports Democrats are mobilizing donations at a lively rate for the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Miller
Birmingham
Democratic Organization
Miller
Matthews String Band Broadcast on WBHS Saturday
The Matthews string band will broadcast on Saturday over station WBHS in Huntsville at five o clock in the afternoon. Band members include Mrs. A M Matthews and Misses Kitty Pearl Mae and Evie Matthews.
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Matthews
WBHS
Huntsville
A. M. Matthews
Kitty
Pearl
Mae
Evie Matthews
Hatchett Ill at Home in Decatur on Fourth Avenue
W. L. Hatchett, a prominent Decatur resident, is reported ill at his home on Fourth Avenue South. The notice notes his illness without detailing further medical or personal information.
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W. L._ Hatchett
Decatur
Fourth Avenue
South
Ford Production Underway Says Morgan County Dealer
H L Peterson head of the Morgan County Motor Company returns from Memphis and says production is starting. Two tours brought back with him and several eights expected next week. Memphis plant to move into production with cars of all types soon.
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H. L. Peterson
Morgan County Motor Company
Memphis
Peterosa
Ritchie Enters Favorite Son Role With Maryland Delegates
The Maryland state convention appoints 16 delegates marking Albert Ritchie's official entry as a favored son. Governor Ritchie received assurances on instruction last night as the only scheduled meeting in Maryland today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Albert Ritchie
Son
Ritchie
District of Columbia
Hoover
Roosevelt
Montana
L and N Reports Sharp Drop in Grade Crossing Accidents
The L and N freight lines saw a 49 percent fall in grade crossing accidents and a 58 percent drop in related casualties in the first two months of 1932 versus 1931. The May issue credits proper whistle signals and vigilant enginemen as key factors, predicting further reductions with continued care from motorists.
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L. & N. Employes
Entertainers from Athens College Impress Kiwanis Club
Misses Jean Rouse Jesse Humphrey and Margaret Trumbull of Athens College presented excellent entertainment for the Kiwanis club. The numbers proved as pleasing as any performed before the club in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Rouse
Jesse Humphrey
Margaret Trumbull
Athens College
Kiwanis Club
Poultry Racket Blamed for Second Cohen Murder
In New York on May 12 gunmen shot Barney Cohen 50 on Jamacia Corner as four men in a car fired. Daniel Belvizo was wounded. Barney and Joseph Cohen were linked to a famed poultry racket once valued at 50 million dollars with only Jack Cohen surviving.
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New York
Cohen
Joseph Cohen
Barney Cohen
Jamaica
Daniel Belvizo
Man Loses 53 Shares in Alabama Power Stock Scam
Benjamin Guy of Wetumpka reported to the Alabama Power Company Investment Department that a stranger using the name Rowe or Ross cheated him out of 53 shares of $7 preferred stock. The con artist claimed to sell more stock and left a bogus receipt. The company notified bankers and transfer agents to halt the transfer of the certificate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Benjamin
Guy
Wetumpka
Alabama Power Company
Rowe
Ross
Atlanta
Power Company Preferred
Episcopal Church Expands Cathedral Building Program
The Episcopal Church continues its nationwide cathedral building push, providing employment to thousands of workers especially in stone and glass crafts. Major projects include Washington and New York cathedrals with around thirty cathedrals either under construction or planned.
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The
Episcopal Church
Washington
New York
President Doumer Laid To Rest In Paris After Assassination
In Paris on May 12 President Paul Doumer was buried beside his four sons. Tens of thousands lined the streets as a funeral procession moved to Notre Dame. Cardinal Verdier celebrated Mass in the cathedral while Premier Tardieu called Doumer a supreme type of democrat.
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Paris
Paul Doumer
France
Woody
Notre Dame
Cardinal Verdier
Pantheon
Tardieu
Prediction of Snow in May Shocks South Readers
Weather observers in the South say May may see snow as temperatures plunge. The article notes a dramatic thermometer drop and a lingering unsettled pattern in recent weeks.
Canvass Shows Senator Black Short of Majority in Alabama
Official returns from the Democratic primary show Senator Black short by 659 votes for a majority of 187 176 cast. He trails by 1 317 votes to be above the aggregate total of his four opponents Kilby Burns McCall and Anderton. The executive committee rules district delegate races with no majority will hold a second primary for the remaining post between the next two highest finishers.
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Montgomery
Ala
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Black
Senator Black
Thomas E. Kilby
Morgan Burns
Charlie McCall
Henry Anderton
Bank Robbery In Roanoke Claims Four to Five Thousand
Two men held up the City Bank and Trust Company in Roanoke Va forcing customers and staff to the floor. An assistant cashier was ordered to place cash in a bag before the pair fled in an automobile with about four to five thousand dollars.
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Roanoke
City Bank and Trust Company
Miss Hogan Improves After Hand Infection
Miss Mildred Hogan of Danville route two, reported in Special Danville, is improving steadily after an infected hand. No further complications noted and treatment continues.
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Danville, Special
Mildred Hogan
Danville
Morgan County Flour Aid Distribution Summary
The Morgan County Red Cross chapter received 2488 sacks of twenty four pounds for relief. Distribution completed and store closed. Red Cross, Decatur Charity Council and Negro Relief Association managed the flour. Red Cross allocated shares to partners and oversaw outside Decatur via school trustees recommendations.
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Morgan County
The
Red Cross
Decatur Charity Council
Negro Relief Association
American Red Cross
City of
Decatur
Debating Teams Face Off at Riverside Auditorium
Central high seniors Russell McKelvey and Burkes Huie clash with Riverside pair Mary Louise Garret and Parascho Ballas in a Riverside auditorium debate at 8:00 tonight. The topic Washington was Greater in Peace than in War is sanctioned by Congress. Judge B L Malone presides as alumni and students attend. Public admission is free.
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Russell McKelvey
Burkes Huie
Central High School
Mary Louise Garret
Parascho Ballas
Riverside
Washington
Congress
B. L. Malone
Hundred Gardens Aided By Council In Decatur
Decatur Charity Council helped about a hundred gardens grown from seed distributed during winter. Many gardens are thriving and rank among the best in the city, reflecting community support and careful tending.
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Decatur Charity Council
Charity Council
Decatur
Letter Threatens Punishment Over Child Whipping
Earl Henderson received a mailed threat accusing him of cruelty to his five year old daughter and warning of punishment if whipping does not stop. The letter bore no name, was mailed May 11 from Decatur Alabama, and claimed the Humane Society would report the case to authorities if action was not taken. Henderson said his parents corrected his daughter to keep her from the street and that officials might be involved.
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Earl Henderson
Fourth Avenue
Decatur
Hhate
Henderson
Akron Taunts of Stormy Mooring Near Camp Kearny
The Akron airship, after crossing the country from the East, attempted an emergency mooring at Camp Kearny San Diego. Two sailors died and a third man hung from a line for two hours before being rescued. Troops and veterans watched as the airship faced violent weather and mounting danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
United States
San Francisco Bay
Akron
Camp Kearny
Charles
Ing
Hhey
Miss Unity Dancy Dies in Georgia At 11:38
Telegram from Ft. Benning Ga. confirms the death of Miss Unity Dancy at 11 38 while she had been brought to the Georgia town last Sunday with friends in failing health. Funeral details and burial plans are not yet announced. She was a respected member of one of the valley’s oldest families and hundreds of friends expect to pay final respects.
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Unity Dancy
Ft. Benning
Miss Dancy
Georgia
Mude
Hi Y Clubs Praised for Relief Drive in Decatur
The Hi Y Clubs of Decatur earned high praise for organizing relief efforts for storm sufferers. Led by Atlee H. Hoff Jr the group gathered articles from all parts of the city and contributed to Morgan Chapter of the American Red Cross relief response.
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Decatur
Atlee H. Hoff, Jr
Ete
Morgan
American Red Cross
Beginners' Class Will Be Resumed At St Peter's Mission
Mrs E A Tillery will resume the beginners class at St Peter's Episcopal Mission next Sunday. The class paused due to crowded quarters in winter and will reopen with the advent of fine weather. The children look forward to Mrs Tillery returning after three years of teaching.
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E. A. Tillery
St. Peter's Episcopal Mission
Tillery
Tillery J
Invitation for Worship at St. John's Episcopal Church
A cordial invitation extends to women and men to attend services next Sunday May 2 at St. John's Episcopal Church. The notice invites all to hear Professor X speak on faith and study in a contemplative, community setting.
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St. N’s Episcopal Carch
Nine Fail to Wh Plant Berry Crop
Valley Fruit & Produce Assn reports limited planting of strawberries due to financial strain. The group lists eight total members with fifty five anticipated participants supporting the berry crop and market operations.
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An Valley Fruit & Produce Asse
Rotarians to assemble Tuesday at Alabama Mills Field
Report notes a Tuesday gathering prior to the first Bee Us game of the year at Alabama Mills Field for a three inning affair with the Rotarians.
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Rotarians
Alabama Mills Field
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Pennsylvania
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Carnegie Tech
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Huie
Ballas
Garrett
Jon
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Robert Edsall
South Bend
Nigel Henton
Fresno
Cowart O.k
Joe van Dusen
Miss Unity Dancy
NEW York Stock Market
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