Behind The Scenes In Washington Behind The Scenes In Washington
Rodney Dutcher reports on NRA supporters fearing Roosevelt may let the National Industrial Recovery Act end. Senate actions and White House signals threaten a swift or painful liquidation by June 16, with insiders warning of political folly in extending the act. The piece tracks expectations, dissenters, and the peril of dismantling New Deal controls.
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Rodney Dutcher
NBA Service Star
Ashington
NRA
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Clark
Senate Democrats
Joe Robinson
F. D
Congressional
Pat Harrison
House
Robinson
Harrison
Johnson
Lonnie Brown Back In Hospital Today
Lonnie Brown, one of ten TVA workers injured in a February Bee Line highway crash that killed a person, has returned to Benevolent Society hospital for treatment after being briefly home. He sustained chest and head injuries when a truck with TVA workers hit two passenger cars eight miles north of Decatur.
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Lonnie Brown
TVA
Bee Line
February
Benevolent Society Hospital
Brown
TWA
Decatur
Woman to face highway robbery trial first for county
Alice Tucker will be the first woman to stand trial in the county on highway robbery charges since it became a capital offense. Waddie Casey and William Allen, both Negroes, face murder charges in the slaying of Otto Dilbeck and plead not guilty. Odis Webb, a Negro, also faces a murder charge with trial set for June 3 alongside Tucker and the others. George McNutt, charged with murder in the Danville ballgame slaying of Ewell Lindsey, has a June 6 trial date.
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Alice Tucker
Waddie Casey
William Alen
Otto Dilbeck
Powell and
Cammack
Odis Webb
Pete Herring
George McNutt
Callahan
Ewell Lindsey
Danville
McNutt
8. A. Lynne
Decatur Clergy Attend Diocese Sessions and Camp News
The Y P S L camp will be held at New Beach Hotel Ores Wharf Ala with Rev Pe Dennis named counsellor and instructor for camp McDowell the 13th annual session. Delegates from Decatur attend provincial synod in Lexington Ky and Alabama diocese convention in Florence. Track meet attendees from Decatur include John Andrew Caddell and others as Rev J D Wallace to preach at Lacon. Coach Fuller and Mr Moody travel to Birmingham for the track meet.
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New Beach
Ores Wharf
Ala
Pe Dennis
St. John's Ebigepal Church
Cap
Camp McDowell
Alabama
Wiliam G. McDowell
Tennessee Valley
Jarvin Mitchell
Decatur
Sewanee
Lexington
Alachurch
Peter M
H. B. Beard
J. Irvin Mitchell
Albert White
Atlee H. Hoff
Stanley Jones
Aile H. Hoff
Peter M. Dennis
F. F. Tidwell
Wenda Harris
Georgie Miller
Florence
Trinity Church
William A. Thompson
Birmingham
John Andrew Caddell
Judge Seybourn
Lynne
B. C. Shelton
Marvin Rankin
Maynard Layman
Fuller
Mr. Moody
Record-Setting Douglas Airliner Off Again
The Douglas airliner piloted by D. W. Tomlinson and Joseph Bartels lifted from Floyd Bennett Field at 12 18 p m daylight time to push world speed records. The laden craft carried payload and fuel for a 1250 mile flight and climbed to 10 000 feet as it headed west in pursuit of faster marks.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
D. W
Tommy) Tomlinson
Joseph Bartels
Floyd Bennett Field
Tomlinson
Fugitives hunted after Barker Karpis gang conviction
In St Paul on May 18 federal authorities announced plans to round up fugitive kidnappers and bank robbers after the conviction of Arthur Doc Barker and three others tied to the Bremer kidnapping case. Oliver Berg John J McLaughlin James J Wilson were also convicted with Edward Vidler and Philip Delaney acquitted. Barker and Berg received life terms.
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ST. Paul
Barker-Karpis
Edward G. Bremer
J. Edgar Hoover
Justice Department
S Bureau of Investigation
H. E. Anderson
Arthur
Doc) Barker
Barker-Alvin Karpis
Oliver Berg
Joliet
Ill
Penitentiary Lifer
John J. McLaughlin
James J. Wilson
Chicago
Harold Albertson
Bensenville
Bremer
Edward Vidler
Philip Delaney
Barker
Berg
Byron Bolton
Elmer Farmer
Rex Mays Cracks Track Record at Indianapolis 500 Qualifying
Rex Mays, 23, of Los Angeles, cracked the speedway track record in qualifying for the Memorial Day 500 mile race at Indianapolis. His twenty five mile qualifying sprint averaged 120.736 mph.
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Indianapolis
Rex Mays
Los Angeles
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Flight Sets Fourteen Records On 5 000 Kilometer Flight
The gleaming aluminum plane, previously crossing the continent in 11 hours 5 minutes on April 30, landed yesterday after a 5,000 kilometer flight that established fourteen records.
Safe home canning methods and equipment guidance
A NEA Service article explains modern canning practices to reduce waste and spoilage. It covers hot water bath canners waterless cookers steam pressure cookers and sterilization steps. It warns non acidic vegetables require pressure steam to achieve proper sterilization and stresses planning to avoid overcommitment.
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Mary E. Daguenea
United States Department of Agriculture
Poultry price report from Chicago market
Poultry live market in Chicago May 18 shows unsettled quotes for hens under 5 pounds at 20 1 2, over 5 pounds at 18, rock fryers 23, springers over 3 pounds 24, broilers 20, colored 20, barebacks 17 1 2, roosters 14, hens 17, toms 14, old ducks 4 1 2, young white ducks 4 1 2, less than 4 1 2 pounds 13, geese 9.
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Chicago
Four burn injuries after boiler head blows at Rhode Island plant
A cylinder head exploded at the Clayville wool combing plant in Providence injuring five workers. Frank Grindell, 17, sustained critical burns and was not expected to survive. four others suffered lesser injuries as scalding steam swept the second floor.
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Providence
R. I
Clayville
Frank Grindell
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