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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1932

Page

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Athens Woman Dies After Swan Lake Bridge Wreck

Margaret Aylin of Athens died at Baugh's Infirmary after injuries from the Swan Lake bridge collision May 2. Ruth Phelps perished soon after. Alma Crowson remains hospitalized. The crash near Decatur involved I T Beatty II of Birmingham, who escaped serious injury.

Ocen Margaret Aylin Athens Baugh’s Aylin Swan Lake Bridge Ruth Phelps Alma Crowson Miss Aylin Miss Phelps Limestone County Decatur Beatty II Birmingham Young Beatty Cc. B. Bouldin Moulton Heights Benevolent Hospital

Reichers Rescued From Sea Off Ireland During Trans Atlantic Flight

Captain George Fried and First Officer Harry Manning of the President Roosevelt liner saved Lou Reichers after his disabled trans Atlantic plane struck rough seas about 50 miles south of Ireland. Reichers, about 380 miles from Dublin, suffered a broken nose and minor injuries. plane fuselage and wing were damaged during the perilous landing.

New York George Fried United States Roosevelt Harry Manning Ireland Lou Reichers Reichers Dublin Paris Newark N. J Harbor Grace N. F Manning

Mystery of Lindbergh Baby Case Deepens at Site

Shovel and bag found near the discovery site. Authorities scrape the hollow where the Lindbergh baby was found as experts analyze evidence to identify kidnapers. Police pursue tracing of the ransom note amid renewed focus on Rosner and intermediaries.

Hopewell N. J entrenee _ York Irving Bitz Fk Teans Knapers Lindbergh

Five Barrels Beer Destroyed In Raid

Sheriff's officers raided the eastern county section Friday destroying five barrels of beer and a still but found no operators at the still. Officers also destroyed the mash leaving no one in custody.

Mrs Britnell Undergoes Morning Operation

Mrs A E Britnell of West Decatur underwent an operation this morning at Baughs Infirmary.

A. E. Britnell West Decatur Baugh’s Infirmary

Dancy Services Sunday at Home

Funeral services for Miss Unity Dancy will be Sunday at 3 PM at the Dancy residence on Ferry street. She died Thursday at Ft. Benning Go. Interment at Dancy-Garth Cemetery on Danville road with Eastern Star and Elks Lodge attending. Pallbearers include F A Boodworth John McGehee D D Burleson Julian Blackwell John Sandlin O J Shepard P S Kimbrough Sr Charles H Eyster.

Unity Dancy Ed Decatur Dancy Ferry Street Ft. Benning Union Station Order of the Eastern Star Dancy-Garth Danville Road Elie Lodges Masonic Order Brown F. A. Boodworth John McGehee D. D. Burleson Julian Blackwell John Sandlin O. J. Shepard P. &. Kimbrough, Sr Charles H. Eyster

Godbey to Teach Men’s Bible Class at First Methodist

Decatur attorney E. W. Godbey will teach the Men's Bible class at First Methodist church this Sunday morning. All class members should meet promptly at 9 45 o clock and bring a guest to hear the speaker.

E. W. Godbey Decatur First Methodist Church

Homecoming Day Planned at Central Methodist Church

Homecoming Day will be observed Sunday at Central Methodist Church with large congregations expected. Elaborate plans have been mapped for the day and members lacking transportation were urged to notify officials for arranged transport.

Central Methodist Church

Attending Baptist Meeting From Morgan County

Several Morgan county residents are in St. Petersburg Florida for the Southern Baptist convention sessions. From the county in Florida for the convention are Rev. B P Collier Rev Fy Smith and D E Mathis.

St. Petersburg Fig Southern Baptist Convention Florida B. P. Collier Fy <. Smith D. E. Mathis

Weather Bureau Reports 24 Hour Temps

A Weather bureau note records a maximum temperature of and a minimum of 52 for the 24 hour period ending at seven o'clock.

Weather Bureau

President Praises Morse on Telegraph Centennial

Washington May 14 today joined in praise of Samuel Morse memory on the centennial of the telegraph conception. The President pressed in the White House a gold telegraph key to open the world wide centennial celebration and called Morse an inspiration to mankind.

Washington Samuel Morse White House Morse

Stocks Break to New Low Levels in Market Decline

Stocks fell across the board in New York with leading issues closing lower than Friday. The market showed a steady downturn throughout the day, though no sharp breaks occurred. May quotations are often the market lows following first quarter earnings.

New York

Juniors to Meet Sunday at Albany Council HQ

All members of the Junior Order United American Mechanics are urged to meet Sunday at 2 pm at Albany council headquarters on Second Avenue. They will march to the cemetery for the annual decoration of graves of deceased members. Melvin Hutson will deliver the principal address. Families of all deceased members are urged to attend.

Order United American Mechanics Albany Council Second Avenue Melvin Hutson

Stewards to Meet and Church Committees Announced

Dr. E E Bread announces a stewards meeting at the church on Tuesday night. The personal workers committee dinner moves to next Thursday night. Mrs O N Pepper chairs the work. The women's missionary society meets Monday afternoon at the church.

Nounces Board of Stewards Personal Workers Committee O. N. Pepper Woman’s Missionary Society

Cooperative fight for taxes on oils and related products

May 14 New Orleans at the American Cotton Cooperative Association headquarters officials claim Senator Shipstead's tariff proposal to tax imports of oils would raise seed, peanuts, beef, hogs, soy beans and dairy products by about a hundred million. Opponents include soap manufacturers who oppose higher costs for domestic oils. They note U S soap makers cut local oil use from 81 percent to 56 percent since 1912 while farmers’ incomes lag and soap firms paid large dividends.

New Orleans Senator Shipstead Minnesota American Cotton Cooperative Association United States

Cotton Holds Steady Amid Reverses at Five Cent Level

The cotton market remained fairly steady for the week with July quoted at 5.59, implying middling seven-eighths around five cents in Decatur. Despite concerns about 1931 crop cotton, the price holds above recent lows and shows some resilience in the current section’s transactions.

Decatur

No Arrests Today Reported by Sheriff Office

The sheriff's office reported today that no arrests had been made during the day.

Sheriff’s Office

Mrs Richardson Launches Charity Council Investigator Role

Mrs. J O Richardson of Prospect Drive will aid Decatur Charity council as an investigator and head the south Decatur section. She has been active with the Charity council for months, providing significant assistance to the organization.

J.O. Richardson Prospect Drive Decatu Charity Council Richardson South Decatur Charity Council

Berry Cars Move to Markets From Hartselle

A carload of strawberries including Aromas and Klondikes departed Hartselle for eastern markets today. Another car was shipped last Thursday and more cars are expected to move daily.

Hartselle

Walker Beer Parade Starts in New York City

Mayor Walker led a Fifth Avenue parade to mark his beer for taxation campaign. Police estimated over 5 000 marchers gathered at the start as crowds cheered Attabey Jimmy and the procession stretched to all day and into the night.

New York Attabey Jimmy Walker Fifth Avenue

Bond Hearing Moves Slow In Falkville Bank Robbery Case

Bond of $3,000 granted for Smith in Jackson County custody as habeas proceedings proceed in Cullman county. Wiggins and Burnett face Tennessee trial for the Falkville bank robbery. Caraway already bonded. Judge Callahan expected to rule this afternoon. Authorities sought transfer from Tennessee but Tennessee officials refused.

Smith Morgan County Tennessee Valley Bank Falkville W. W. Callahan Habeas Birmingham Cullman County Coleman Caraway Caraway John Wiggins Odies Burnett Tennessee Wiggins Circuit Wade Wright Court House Vann Ross Besemer Wiggins and Burnett Alabama

ACLU Delegation Barred at Bell County Coal Fields

Barred entry at Bell and Knox counties as a Civil Liberties Union delegation attempts to reach Bell county coal fields. A dozen cars blocked the road and armed locals warned that bloodshed would follow if they continued, forcing the group to retreat.

Barbourville American Civil Liberties Union Bell County Fice Eid Hays Erie Bell Knox

President Rebuked By Speaker Garner

Speaker Garner harshly criticized President Hoover at a Washington press conference claiming his frequent statements confuse the public and have damaged confidence more than other forces in the last six months.

Garner Washington Hoover

Akron youths cling to mooring line as dirigible rises

A graphic image from Akron shows 19 year old sailor Charles Cowart clinging to a mooring cable while the airship Akron struggles to moor at Diego Garcia. He is hoisted 300 feet to safety as two crew members die moments earlier when they lost their grip. The Akron is eventually lashed to its mast after four attempts.

U. S Akron Diego Gal Charles Cowart Cewart

Preaches Sunday at Harris Station

Rev. W. A. Gordon pastor of Westside Presbyterian church will preach Sunday afternoon at three. The public is extended a cordial invitation to attend.

W. A. Gordon Westside Presbyterian Church Harris Station

Cotton futures closing quotations in New Orleans

Closing quotation notes for January 6.01 March 6.16 May 5.52 July 5.59 October 5.79 December 5.94.

New Orleans

May Grain Prices Reported in Chicago

In Chicago May prices show wheat at 53 percent, corn at 2956, and oats at 22 percent.

Chicago

Revival Continues At First Christian Church

Revival services continue at the First Christian Church on Moulton Street led by Rev W Sanford. Evening services run all next week with Cc E Lowery in charge of song service and special music each night. Mrs Terrell will sing in the morning service and the Boni quartet will perform Sunday evening.

First Christian Church Moulton Street W. Sanford Cc. E. Lowery Prem

Vacation Bible School Invitation At Westside F Church

A church hosts a Vacation Bible School for children aged up to 13. The event invites all kids to enroll beginning Monday the first week, offering participation for the local community.

Westside

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