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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1936

Page

8

Zeppelin Hindenburg Gains Speed En Route to New York

The Hindenburg cruises south of a storm zone over the Atlantic with increasing speed toward New York on its second flight. Captain Ernst Lehmann says weather changes pose no danger. The airship was about 945 miles from New York at 7 am EST, after leaving Frankfurt late Saturday.

Hindenburg America Atlantic New York Germany Ernst Lehmann Radio Marine Mackay Frankfort Lakehurt

Union Or Jobs Is Teachers Choice

In Memphis on May 19 a confrontation halted contracts for the next fiscal year. The Memphis Teachers Association, affiliated with the A F of L, faced an ultimatum to surrender either union activities or their jobs as the city board and administration resisted contract offers.

Memphis, Tenn City Board of Education Memphis Teachers Association American Feedration of Labor National Labor Relations Board Memphis Trades and Labor Council

Harlem Riot Leaves One Injured In Disorder

In Harlem a protest over Italy's Ethiopia campaign devolved into violence as patrolmen clashed with demonstrators. Lee Cornish was wounded in the ankle during the melee, while Ira Kemp was said to have been involved. Italian shops were damaged and stones and bottles were hurled at arriving officers. None of the police were seriously hurt.

New York Lee Harlem Bearo Wee Italy Ethiopia Lee Cornish Michael Runan Ira Kemp Kemp Lenox Avenue

Mexico City ends 1940 rail strike after government action

President Lazaro Cardenas’ administration ordered 48 000 Mexican National Railways workers back to posts at noon today and warned of wage-policy changes. The strike, led by unionists seeking higher pay, collapsed as the government declared it unjustified and non existent.

John P. McKnight Ec He Press Mexico City Lazaro Cardenas Teaders Bpriaens War Department Interior Department Cardenas

Widow of Former Alabama Governor Claimed by Greensboro

Mrs. Clara Delesdernier Seay 86 widow of Governor Thomas Seay died unexpectedly last night at her daughter Mrs. L J Lawsons home in Greensboro. Born in New Orleans she helped lead social life after the Civil War era. Governor Seay once led the Alabama Senate and later became governor. A grandson Thomas Seay Lawson is now assistant attorney general. Services set at St Pauls Episcopal Church Wednesday at 5 pm with burial in Greensboro.

Greensboro Ala Clara Delesdernier Seay Alabama Thomas Seay L. J. Lawson Thomas Seay Lawson St. Paul's Episcopal Church

Proffer of Aid Extended China Currency Stabilization

Secretary Morgenthau announced the United States will make substantial silver purchases from China to help stabilize its currency. The move invites global discussion on monetary matters and follows a U S China agreement.

Washington United States China Morgenthau United States Treasury

Moulton Neighbors Attend Weddings and Visiters

Local residents travel to attend Christine Young's wedding at Mt Hope this afternoon. Delegations from Mt Hope, Geraldine, Landersville and Wolfe Springs visit Moulton for social and business purposes as the courthouse moves progress.

W. R. Jackson Mt. Hope Christine Young Charles E. Bragg Memphis W. F. Owens H. E. Smith Wheeler Clark Hodgins R. C. Jackson Floe Hall Geraldine Joe Wheeler Flo Hall J. E. Aldridge J. L. Howell Hartselle J. T. Green Russellville Walden Dukeminier Hope L. W. Wilson Landersville Luther Gaines Alabama Bankers Association H. H. Hambrick Robert Peacock Livingston Allen Farley L. W. Gentry Decatur Henry D. Jones Florence J. C. Johnson T. B. Milan Everette Elkins L. M. Barnes and Son Charles B

Well Known American Horizontal Puzzle Answers

Puzzle lists across and down clues with numerous entries including politics Persia rowing device and more. The reader fills answers from the era's crossword style, hints point to familiar words and names, with emphasis on common nouns and proper nouns.

Florenza Goes On Trial For Murder Of Nancy Evans Titterton

John C. Florenza, 24, upholsterer’s helper, goes on trial in New York general sessions for first degree murder in the slaying of fiction writer Nancy Evans Titterton. A 150-person blue panel juror pool is drawn. prosecution cites a confession, defense questions its validity. The body was found in Beekman Place April 10.

Pat McGrady Associated Press New York John C. Florenza General Sessions Court Nancy Evans Titterton Charles C. Nott, Jr Fiorenza Henry Klauber William C. Dodge Miles J. O'Brien Fioriza Stuart Campbell Titterton Beekman Place World of Arts and Letters

Princess Nina Mdi vani wins quick divorce in The Hague

In a brief court session Princess Nina Mdi vani obtained an uncontested divorce from Charles Huberich, a New York and Paris attorney, with no alimony recorded. The princess, noted for her three marrying brothers, has two brothers who died in accidents.

The Hague Netherlands Nina Mdivani Charles Huberich New York Paris

Scottsboro Witness Dr. Bridges Dies After Long Illness

Dr. Robert R. Bridges aged 47, a key witness in the Scottsboro cases, died at his Jackson County home after months of heart trouble. His illness led to postponed testimony and continuances in the trials including the Heywood Patterson case and a 75 year penitentiary sentence.

Robert R. Bridges Scottsboro Bridges Heywood Patterson

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