McCord abstains from Graves Dixon run off in Alabama
Judge Leon C. McCord, eliminated in the May 1 gubernatorial primary, will not participate in the Graves Dixon run off. He urges voters to consider the state’s welfare and to vote with conscience. He pledges continued support for the Democratic Party and Roosevelt’s program.
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Leon C. McCord
Bibb Graves
Frank Dixon
Eiaicrecy
Alabama
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Run-off Campaign Favors Shorter Time Limit
Mr Almon proposes shortening the run-off campaign to about three weeks and urges reducing the time from six weeks to allow candidates to rearrange forces for the second primary.
Scouts Carrying Airport Petition Campaign in Decatur
Boy Scouts assist in advocacy for a Decatur airport project. They carry petitions and spread information to support the proposed air facility and rally community backing.
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Decatur
Visits AUNT Clara to Fort Worth for Southern Baptist sessions
Miss Clara Armor leaves for an extended visit to her aunt Mrs. L. L. Coleman in Fort Worth Texas to attend sessions of the Southern Baptist convention.
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Clara Armor
L. L. Coleman
Fort Worth
Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
Roosevelt drops Thorp in White House reshuffle
Daily Washington merry go round notes Roosevelt backs down on Thorp. Cotton Ed Smith predicts Tugwell ouster, Brain Trust risked for expediency. Column covers age rumors about Mrs Wilson and assorted mail bag items from readers across the country.
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Crany
Senate
Roosevelt
Thorp
Ickes
Smith
South Carolina
Tugwell
Washington
White House
Woodrow Wilson
New York
Mrs. Wilson
George Moye Goes Home From Hospital
George Moye son of Mr and Mrs A L Moye 610 West Moulton street was removed Sunday in Brown s ambulance to his home from Benevolent Society Hospital where he recently underwent an appendicitis operation. Friends will be glad to know that young Moye is greatly improved in health.
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George Moye
A. L. Moye
West Moulton’ Street
Brown’s
Benevolent Society Hospital
Young Moye
The Senator from a State Cites Copyright Notice
The Senator from a State cites a 1934 United Feature copyright notice. The item references ordinal rights and labeling in a syndicated cartoon context.
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United Feature , Inc
Pastor Hart Returns From Haleyville Revival
Dr. Hart delivered a clear engaging sermon on reforming home life, Sabbath sacredness, honesty and sobriety. He said applying these elements would restore prosperity and happiness, with daily messages guiding church members toward higher Christian living. The revival continues through Friday with attendees urged to extend the meeting and decide on future actions.
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Hart
Negro Educators Thankful For Work
J. E. B. Pickett principal of the Decatur Negro High School writes a letter of appreciation to relief agencies recognizing their work in the school and on school grounds.
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J. EB. Pickett
Decatur Negro High School
Our Yesterdays Theda Bara Queen of Vampires
Theda Bara, known as the queen of the vampires, rose to fame decades ago for playing siren roles. She remained mysterious due to contracts limiting her public appearances. After attempting non vamp roles in 1919 she retired and now lives quietly as a producer's wife.
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Garbo
Dietrich
Harding
Theda Bara
Theda
Pas
Curb Market Sets Opening Date for May 19
The Decatur Curb Market plans its season opener Saturday May 19 from 6 to 10 am. Miss Ebene Rowe and Mrs J T Nelson announce special prices and invite prospective testers and the public to visit.
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Decatur Guth
Ebene’ Rowe
J. T. Nelson
Delegates Leave For Montgomery Conference
Local Rotarians departed for Montgomery to attend the 26th district conference. The delegation included Rev. Peter M. Dennis Owen Wise Russell Green and Henry Goidel.
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Montgomery
Peter M. Dennis
Owen Wise
Russell Green
Henry Goidel
Visit Huntsville Guests Eva Clyde Mary Emme Gargus
Misses Eva Clyde and Mary Emme Gargus spent the weekend as guests of relatives in Huntsville.
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Eva Clyde
Mary Emme Gargus
Huntsville
Police Report Highlights Drunk Offenders and Fines
The list shows a substantial number of drunks and many cases fined for gaming violations prohibition violations and disorderly conduct. The report notes a mix of offenses and penalties reflecting enforcement focus.
Chesterfield Cigarette Ad Claims Milder Smoke
An advertising slogan asserts Chesterfield offers a milder cigarette experience derived from contemporary science and quality control. The copy emphasizes modern knowledge guiding its design and appeal to smokers seeking gentler combustion.
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TVA
Wki
Tennessee Valley
Thax
Decatur Daity
Daily Washington Merry
Philadelphia
W. W Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Board of Directors
M. M
U. L
San Diego
Cleveland
Library of Congress
U. S
Haleyville
Presbyterian Church
Vampish
Lasauri & Mans Toaseco Coy
Dona el
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