Oregon Governor Race Test of Administration Popularity
Oregon's Democratic gubernatorial contest with Gov. Charles H. Martin facing Henry L. Hess becomes a test of administration strength ahead of the state primary. Secretary Ickes endorses Hess, tying labor issues to national labor figures while Norris signals disappointment in Martin. Martin defends loyalty to Roosevelt and vows not to be a rubber stamp even as he attacks labor racketeers.
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Washington
Oregon
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Charles H. Martin
Henry L. Hess
Martin
Ickes
Hess
New Deal
Labor
Perkins
Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Charles Alvin Jones
Thomas Kennedy
Missing Bills and Panola Stir Mexican Ranch Teaser
Ellen at Montoya ranch grows uneasy as Bill Baron and Panola vanish for over half a day. Don Julio Montoya and Senora Montoya lead a tense search while Yaqui prisoners gaze from a barred window, hinting at peril beyond the adobe walls.
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Elien Dale
Bill Baron
Ranch House
Don Julio Montoya
Ellen
Montoya Ranch
Bill
Panola Montoya
Felix Montoya
Old
Mexico
Panola
Senora Montoya
Don Julio
Senorita
Sen
BPW Picnic Set by Decatur Club This Thursday
Decatur Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a regular meeting Thursday night as a picnic at Woodall's on Moulton road. Members meet at 6 pm and after supper a report from delegates to the state convention will be heard. Miss Ola Barnard, reelected president, will appoint committees for the year. Japan has placed one million tickets for its 1940 international exposition sale.
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Decatur Business and Professional Women’s Club
Woodall’s
Moulton Road
Ola Barnard
Community Notes From Cullman County West Point
Commencement sermon at Union Hill drew attendees from the area. Farmers plan crops while weather remains favorable. Several locals visit relatives in Decatur Athens and Union Hill with numerous social calls and weekend gatherings noted.
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Church Service
A large crowd attended the Corinth decoration on Sunday. Mrs. Talmadge Wilhite visited Cullman Saturday. Hollice Buckelew and Margie Jones joined by Mildred Angle and others traveled to Cullman Thursday. Margie Jones of Decatur visited Mildred Angle and relatives in Corinth. Rual Buckelew and son from Battleground stayed with Ted Buckelew Saturday night and Sunday. Cross Roads decoration occurred Sunday. Henry Little and sons Ewell and Dewey visited Pleasant View with Talmadge Little. John Sandlin of Battleground visited Jess Thompson on Sunday. Jewel Little spent the week at Pleasant View. Merle and Robert Cheatham stayed with Lester Cheatham of Pleasant View Wednesday night. Reverend A Briscoe conducted the regular appointment Saturday afternoon. John East visited Cullman Saturday.
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Union Hill
Bertha Smallwood
Alice Flack
Decatur
Tingley
Athens
Ollie Flack
Adelbert
William Irvin
Janet Lawrence
Flora Briscoe
Bud Owen
Dorothy
John Irvin
Inez Irvin
Louise Abercrombie
Ruby
Hazel Flack
Aline Slate
Leona Henderson
Jim Henderson
Cora Lee Bowling
Arneta Flack
Quinten Hendrix
Pearl Henderson
Jack West
Margaret Irvin
Louise Barnard
Martha Owen
Inez
Zelma_ Irvin
Burnice Thomas
Kate Slate
Truman Jackson
Corinth
Talmadge Wilhite
Cullman
Hollice Buckelew
Margie Jones
Mildred Angle
Rual Buckelew
Battleground
Ted Buckelew
Cross Roads
Henry Little and Sons
Ewell and
Dewey
Talmadge Little
Pleasant View
John Sandlin
Jess Thompson
Jewel Little
Merle
Robert Cheatham
Lester Cheatham
A. Briscoe
John East
Obituary and Local Social News from Limestone County
The column records the death of Mrs. Joe Walker of Taft Tennessee and lists funeral attendees and numerous visits as neighbors and relatives, including Fisk, Roper, Norton, Sanderson, and Brock families. Other brief notes mention visits among White, Brock, Taylor, Powers, Gill, Hinkle, and Shoals area residents across Huntsville Athens Toney Round Island and Lewisburg communities.
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Joe Walker
Taft, Tenn
Wheeler Fisk
Rossie Roper
Della Norton
Lorene
Pearlyne
Sallie Fisk
Artie
Maybelle Sanderson
Huntsville
Virginia White
Alma Brock
Carlton Mitchell
Birmingham
Luke Mitchell
Floyd Higgins
Wanda
Alton Brock
Lucille
Mabel Jenkins
E. L. Brock
Alma
Orvalee Putman
Alton Powers
Ruth
Rena
Ruby Gill
Alvie Brock
Athens
Gregory
Hazel Green
Houston Russell
Mallie Love
Rowe Tay
Carolyn
Rowe Taylor
Toney
Clifton Haymaker
Eldon Powers
Cecil Sanderson
Carey
Round Island
Anna McCormick
Artie Fisk
Mack
Buford Miller
Mat Woodfin
Donald Gill
J. D. Gill
Oweeda Scrimscher
Brooksie Hinkle
Nashville
Cecil Powers
Baby
Frank Church
Lewisburg
Tenn
Edward Towe
Maxine Neely
Jack Fisk
Messrs
Orvalee
Sherman Puttman
Morgan County Community Notes From Forrest Chapel Area
Nola Dae Sparkman visited her sister Emma Bullard with Ella Mae Roberts and Aud rey Johnson. Louise Higdon stayed with Nettie Martin in Hartselle. Erby Tompson and baby hosted relatives in Basham. Irene Bullard, baby of W D Bullard, is ill. Petway Roberts family and Marie and Grace Bullard attended Basham decoration. Pervis Cox visited L H Higdon. Edna and Eloise Jones visited Decatur. Ora Mae Speakman called on Rachel Ward. Ann Bullard stayed with Willodene Roberts. Walter Ward and L H Higdon attended Hartselle commencement. Local folks joined Moss Chapel decoration. Nora Story visited Birmingham relatives. Gill family and Alma Little visited title cousins Ronald and Frances.
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Nola Dae Sparkman
Emma Bullard
Ella Mae Roberts
Audrey Johnson
Stella Roberts
Louise Higdon
Nettie Martin
Hartselle
Erby Tompson
Baby
Basham
Irene Bullard
W. D. Bullard
Petway Roberts
Marie and
Grace Bullard
Pervis Cox
L. H. Higdon
Edna and
Eloise Jones
Decatur
Ora Mae Speakman
Rachel Ward
Little Ann Bullard
Willodene Roberts
Walter Ward
Moss’ Chapel
Nora Story
Birmingham
Ruba Owens
Audrey West i
Grady Chesteen
Owens Cross Roads
Hansie Cooper
Caster Lott
Austinville
J. Sparkman
Lola Mae Sparkman
Lola Dae Sparkman
Carrie Wallace
Sermon Highlights Church of Christ Doctrine at Grant Street
Large crowds attend Grant Street Church of Christ services with visitors from Tuscumbia Moulton Hartnelle and nearby areas. Speaker Mr Dunn argues the Philippian church followed simple gospel preaching without a formal clergy and notes independent, elder led congregations. He emphasizes baptism for salvation and full obedience as essential to the gospel message.
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Grant Street Church of Christ
Tuscumbia
Moulton
Hartnelle
Dunn
Philippi
Paul
Lydia
Philippian
Jesus
Philipp
Mr. Dunn
Wan
God
Eternaive
Christ
Decoration Draws Large Crowd in Morgan County
A large crowd attended the Sunday decoration event at a local site in Morgan County Lebanon. Buddie Conte returned home after a week with L. EB. Wright and family. Numerous locals visited friends and relatives including Mrs. Clayton Hicks Mrs. Lucy Knox Mrs. Harris Panel Mrs. Coleman Holmes and others. A birthday supper for Miss Jesse Francia Wright occurred Saturday night with many attendees.
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Buddie Conte
L. EB. Wright
Clayton Hicks
Lucy Knox
Mra
Wilson Hicka
Gertrue
Olan
Eddie Rielle
Louise
Decatur
Jesse Francia Wright
Edward Wright
A. W. Lee
Clarence
Sleepy Lee
Butch Crawford
Edna Jones
Sadie
Thelma
Zettle
Effie Lee
Lavern
Lazelle
Ervin Garner
Inez
Buddie
Buddie Conle
Billy Thompson
Venera Panel
Ratliff Barkley
Howard
Hilliard Anders
Otto Winsett
Jean Panel
Inez Garner
William Wright
J.B. Tompson
Hartselle
Ala
Study Finds Students for Teaching Jobs Fall Short
A recent survey by the Egie Foundation shows college and high school students aiming for teaching careers are intellectually inferior to other academic groups. The report highlights perceived gaps in readiness and emphasizes the need for improved training and assessment methods.
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Egie Foundation
AMA Largest Medical Organization Represents U S Physicians
The American Medical Association is the world's largest medical organization representing 105000 of the 165000 physicians in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Medical Association
United States
Epworth League Event Draws Large Morgan County Crowd
The Epworth League gathering attracted a large youthful audience Saturday night with many games played. Local residents and visitors include Miss Ruba West visiting Mrs Olen Tapscott and several Sparkman family members visiting relatives and friends across Morgan County.
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Ruba West
Olen Tapscott
Hartnelle
Regina Sparkman
Flora Johnson
Gadsden
Jeff Johnson
J. R. Wallace
Dennis Wallace
J. Sparkman
Gillard Cooke
Silas Leeman
Birmingham
Byrd West
Gaston Maddox
Nee
Delila
Charles Sybert
Juston Mabrey
J. B. Stephenson
Nola Dee Sparkman
Spen
Clifton Sparkman
Rocky Ford
Wilma Sparkman
Karpis aid charges target seven in Hot Springs harboring case
Five men and two women are charged with harboring Alvin Karpis in 1935 Hot Springs. Arrested officials include Herbert Akers former chief of detectives and Joseph Wakelin former chief of police. Connie Morris was seized in St Louis. Akers faces an additional count for harboring fugitive Thomas Norris. The piece notes Karpis and Norris are serving federal or state sentences and adds a 123 million U.S. rat population estimate by the Agriculture Department.
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Little Rock, Ark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alvin Karpis
Hot Springs
Ark
St. Louis
Fred Isging
Herbert “Ditch” Akers
Joseph Wakelin
Cecil Brock
John Stover
Morris Loftis
A. C. Dyer
Connie Morris
Akers
Thomas Nathan Norris
Karpis
New Orleans
Alcatraz Island
Norris
Berntton County
Texas
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Arizona
Central Press Association
BPW Club
Japan
Doan
Cullman County
West Point
Limestone County
Blair
Hanes
Speake, Warren & Ratliff
Grumbie
Hanes Sports & Shirts
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Wm.r. Moore Dry Goods Co
Memphis
Concord
Lor
Mallie Hargrove
Lawson Carrol
Hazel Taylor
Morgan County Forrest Chapel
Wm. Gill
Carl, Ray and
Fay
Elnora
Wilma Carrol
Ronald and
Frances Brock
North Alabama
H. & H. Machine Works
Moulton Street
Morgan County
Lebanon
Hatfield
Oak Ridge
U. S
Federal
Department of Agriculture
J. C. Black CO
Second Ave
Natchel Lody
Natchel
Dresger
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