Riverside High School Graduation Plan Highlights
Riverside high school releases the senior class program for its May 27 commencement at Riverside auditorium. The agenda includes class introductions, salutatory, history, music numbers, prayers, hymns, scripture, offertory, a sermon on facing responsibilities, a benediction, and a postlude.
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Riverside High School
Riverside Auditorium
Gerald
Letha Collier
James Hines
Central
Riverside
Solo—Allitson
Evelyn Irwin
Rev
E N. Hart
E. N. Hart
Romaine
Lexington Singing Is Slated Sunday
J R Mabe announces the annual Lexington singing set for Sunday June 5 at 10 30 AM. Singers from Lawrenceburg Tenn Florence and Decatur Ala and nearby areas are expected. Dinner will be served to all singers and residents are urged to bring food for the group feed.
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Lexington
Ala
J. R. Mabe
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Florence
Decatur
Assembly Meets in Denver Today
General assembly of the church U8 A in session in Denver opened yesterday with a pre assembly conference on evangelism led by Dr William F Klein newly elected director of this work Dr Klein has visited Decatur and is remembered by local friends who welcome his promotion Alabama delegates include Rev E L Jones Sheffield Elder John Neff Sheffield Rev George Neff East Lake and Rev Frank M Cross Ensley
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General Assembly of the Church
U8. A
Deéliver
Wm. F. Klein
Dr. Klein
Decatur
Alabama
E. L. Jones
Sheffield
John Neff
George Neff
East Lake
Frank M. Cross
Ensley
Callahan Denounces Drunken Drivers in Alabama Court
Athens Alabama May 25 Special Judge W W Callahan of Decatur declared in circuit court that reckless and drunken drivers face no mercy when found guilty. He will not recognize state attorney compromises or minimum fines, citing rising auto accidents and the need for severe punishment.
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Athens
Ala
W .W. Callahan
Decatur
Callahan
Kinnebrew Held in Morgan County for Burglary
Albert Kinnebrew, a Black man, is jailed in Morgan County on charges of burglary. He is accused of breaking into the H. and H. Machine Company plant on Moulton Street.
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H. & H. Company
Albert Kinnebrew
Morgan County
Kinnebrew
H. & H. Machine Company
Moulton Street
One Cent a Mile Excursion Rates Announced
Southern Railway offers one cent per mile round trip excursion between all points on its system and selected connecting lines. The sale date is June 18 in honor of the 38th anniversary of the company. Tickets are valid in coaches and sleeping cars on all trains except the Crescent Limited and returnable until June 26.
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Southern Railway
Southern Railway Company
Crescent Limited
Chairman Urges Ex Service Men to Join Legion
Hart selle Alabama May 24 1932 Senator Marvin Kelley district membership chairman of the American Legion urges ex service men in the eighth district to enroll now and help build the largest membership on record before the state convention in Gadsden. He defends the Legion against treasury raid claims and explains adjusted service certificates and loan provisions.
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Marvin Kelley
Hartselle
American Legion
Ad& Plea
Legion
Gadsden
Kelley
The
Treasury
Alabama
Eighth District
Department of Alabama
Department
Treasury-Raiders
National Congress
U. S
Precautions Tighten as Cuban Opponents Threaten Riots
Havana reports extreme guard measures after four political prisoners, including two noted attorneys, were shot by a military guard while attempting to escape. Officials say the killings follow the bomb murder of Lieutenant Diego Diaz and prompt anti Machado leaders to claim the government is using the law of flight to shield reprisals.
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Havana
Machado
Diego Diaz
Four suspects in Havana bomb murder killed by guard
Four men held for the bomb murder of Lieut. Diego Diaz were shot by their military guard yesterday as authorities press to crush the revolt. Corraling 14 more alleged conspirators, over 200 have been arrested in a week, including reputed August leaders. Former President Menocal reportedly took refuge in the Brazilian legation.
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Havana
Diego Diaz
Mario Menocal
Legation
Mizpah Chapter No 19 Hosts Distinct Guests at Evening Meeting
Mizpah Chapter No 19 of the Order of the Eastern Star welcomed distinguished guests at its regular meeting. Birmingham couple Mr and Mrs Jimmy Jones and another Birmingham pair Mr and Mrs William Hawkins traveled to attend. Mr Jones, head of Birmingham city commission and Grand Patron of the Order, inspected the chapter's work.
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Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Jimmy Jones
Birmingham
William Hawkins
Jones
Miss Tyler to graduate at Wesleyan College Macon Ga
Rev and Mrs R T Tyler and family travel by car to Macon Georgia for graduation ceremonies at Wesleyan College. Their daughter Miss Beth Tyler will graduate with high honors from the institution.
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R. T. Tyler
Macon
Wesleyan College
Beth Tyler
Bible Study Resumes at Westminster Church Tonight
The mid week study course will be resumed at Westminster Presbyterian Church this evening at 7 30 o clock. The book of Proverbs will be studied.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Anti-Saloon Swing in Alabama Drives Back Hugo Black
Fred M. Jackson of the Anti-Saloon League says he cannot support Hugo Black due to his referendum stance and backs Governor Kilby in the runoff. Jackson criticizes Montgomery Mayor W A Gunter’s campaign management and endorses enforcement of Prohibition as Kilby did.
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Birmingham
Anti- Saloon League
Alabama
Hugo Black
Fred M. Jackson
League
W. A. Gunter
Mr. Jackson
Black
Montgomery
al Smith
Smith
Kilby
F. Spe Ees McBride
Senator Black
Gunter
P. M. Jackson
Falkville Plans Home Coming Day on May 29
Falkville citizens organize a home coming day at Falkville High School on Sunday May 29. A community sing by local and neighboring singers is planned along with a memorial service for T Harvey. A community dinner with baskets of ham chicken and dumplings will be served to all attendees.
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Falkville
South Morgan
T. Harvey
West Center Church
Falrville
Falkville High School
Mr. Ford
Palkville
Blackmer Pays But He Will Not Return To U S
Henry M Blackmer the missing witness in naval oil trials has paid income taxes near 4 000 000 dollars and a 60 000 dollar contempt fine and will not return to the United States. His attorney George Gordon Battle said Blackmer will remain in France under self expatriation after paying the Teapot Dome testifying fine.
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Washington
Henry M. Blackmer
United States
George Gor
Mrs John Old Jr Dies At Hospital In Hartsville
Mrs. John Old Jr of Lawrenceburg Tennessee died after a brief illness. The body will lie at Priest's funeral home then at her father's home in Hartselle. Funeral services Thursday at 3 30 PM at the Methodist church in Hart selle, with interment in Hart selle cemetery. Pallbearers named. She is survived by her husband her parents two brothers and five sisters.
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John Old, Jr
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Fuller
Hartselle
A. H. Nabors
James A. Smith
Condon Rogues Gallery Search Fails Lindbergh Case
Dr John F Condon the Bronx mediator in the Lindbergh kidnapping failed to identify any suspect from rogues gallery pictures Colonel Norman Schwarzkopf announced a search would resume upon his return from Massachusetts Morris Rosner testified before a Bronx grand jury which is examining the ransom payment and Condon appealed for 11000 Bronx public school students to aid Lindbergh funds have cost the state police 19300 to date.
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Hopewell
N. J
John F. Condon
Bronx
Norman Schwarzkopf
Jassie
Massachusetts
Morris Rosner
Col. Lindbergh
New York City
Rosner
Becket
Mass
Charles B. McLaughlin
Gregor F. Coleman
Mrs. Una Taylor Dies at 36 in Home
Mrs. Una Taylor aged 36 died at 11 15 this morning at 1310 Fourth Ave South after a three month illness. Funeral services will be Thursday at 430 PM at Central Baptist Church conducted by Rev. James Allen Smith. Survived by husband two sons James C Jr Francis two daughters Mary Ellen Nellie Ruth mother Mrs Mary E Collins Decatur two brothers Frank Collins Decatur Dan Collins Gadsden and sister Miss Myrtle Collins Pulaski Tenn.
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Una Taylor
Fourth Ave
South
James Allen Smith
Central Baptist Church
Nellie Ruth
Mary E. Collins
Decatur
Frank Collins
Dan Collins
Gadsden
Myrtle Collins
Pulaski, Tenn
Mask Is Fined For Traffic Violation
George L. Mask a Birmingham truck driver was fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling about 40 dollars and released from custody. He was placed in Morgan county jail by state highway police for alleged highway law violations.
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George L. Mask
Birmingham
Mask
Morgan County
Farmer Cooper Gowan Visits Town on Bee Line
Cooper Gowan a well known farmer from a short distance forth on the Bee Line was in town this morning on business.
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Cooper Gowan
Three Men Sent From Morgan County Jail to State Prison
Three men departed Morgan County Jail to begin sentences with a state prison officer. Eddie Lee Wiggins faced carrying concealed weapons charges while Sam Thompson and Nelson Jackson were charged with violation of the prohibition laws.
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Morgan County
Eddie Lee Wiggins
Sam Thompson
Nelson Jackson
Remanded to Jail on A and B Charge Today
A man named Henry Stewart is in Morgan County Jail facing assault and battery charges. The alleged offense is believed to have occurred previously, Stewart being put back in jail after bondsmen asked for his release.
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Henry Stewart
Morgan County
Stewart
Reverend Roy Price Called Home Cancelled Addresses
Rev. Roy Price, a returned missionary, was forced to cancel a series of addresses in North Alabama and the Athens district meeting due to his mother’s serious illness. Rev. W. G. Henry will fill his speaking engagement at the district meeting.
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Roy Price
North Alabama
Athens
Price
W. G. Henry
Wagner Answers Criticism Of Bill By President Hoover
The $2.3 billion unemployment relief and industry revival bill was laid before the Senate with support from a democratic steering committee. Senator Wagner of New York led five Democrats in presenting the measure while defending public works against Hoover’s objections and arguing they provide lasting employment.
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Wagner
Bill
Pres. Hoover
Washington
Senate
New York
Hoover
Almon
House
RETURN HOME Misses Christine and Pauline Westmoreland
Misses Christine and Pauline Westmoreland have returned to Falkville after visiting friends here.
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Christine
Pauline Westmoreland
Falkville
No Change Seen in Cotton Market at Decatur
No change was evidenced today in the cotton market and the close stood at 5.07 cents per pound for middling seven-eighths cotton at Decatur. Little selling is in evidence.
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Decatur
Markets Neon Quotations Summary
New York and New Orleans market quotes show January through December figures for several months. Prices vary by month with notable differences between the two cities, including January values of 60 in New York and 6.05 in New Orleans and December near 5.92 in New York and 5.99 in New Orleans.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago Grain Chicago July Market Update
Wheat edges lower as July futures quote near 0 percent change while corn shows a 23 cent decline. Trading quiet volumes in Chicago grain pits with traders watching weather and demand signals.
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Chicago
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