Beaverbrook Press Criticizes Church Over Windsor Wedding
The Daily Express denounces Church of England for ostracizing the Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Warfield ahead of their June 3 wedding at Chateau de Candé. It argues church leaders oppose divorce yet the law allows it and calls for fair treatment, noting government pressure and omitted guests.
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London
Beaverbrook Press
Church of England Today
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Britain
Capy Express
Chateau de Cande
The
Express
Daily Express
Lord Beaverbrook
Manchester
Glasgow
Government
Edward
Church of England
Coal strike in England averted by union merger
National coal strike in England was averted today as the Nottinghamshire Industrial Union, backed by mine owners, will be absorbed by the Nottinghamshire Miners Association. Delegates at a Mine Workers Federation conference approved the plan and strike notices were withdrawn in all districts.
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London
Nottinghamshire Industrial Union
Nottinghamshire Miners Association
Mine Workers’ Federation
Churchmen Debate Readmitting Divorced to Communion
The convocation of Canterbury discusses whether divorced persons should be readmitted to the Anglican sacrament. One faction led by Bishop Michael Bolton Furse urges continued exclusion, while another group of bishops opposes the exclusionist stance.
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Convocation of
Canterbury
Church of England
St. Albans
Michael Bolton Furse
Plumber Trapped In Ditch Cave-In At Scottsbluff
George Priggie, a Scottsbluff plumber, vanished as a ditch cave-in trapped him. Fellow workers, puzzled by his sudden disappearance, removed several tons of dirt in a hopeful rescue effort after the collapse occurred while he left to cut cement.
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Scottsbluff
George Priggie
Priggie
Engine Bolts Tightening Critical for Driving System Alignment
Warning that infrequent tightening of engine bolts can cause serious misalignment across driving system units. Ensures proper maintenance to prevent steering and operation issues.
Decisions By the Supreme Court in Alabama May 27
The Alabama Supreme Court announced decisions from Montgomery and various circuit courts. Reversals and remands occurred in multiple appeals including Bank of Savings and Trusts v Jefferson Development Co and James G. McPherson v Susie B Martin Admx. Several writs denied or overruled and opinions extended in select cases.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Supreme Court
Anderson
Bank of Savings and Trusts
Jefferson Development Co
Jefferson Circuit Court
Equity
Thomas
J. Render Thomas, Jr
Gadsden
W. Ethel S. Reynolds
Montgomery Circuit Court
Sovereign Camp
Julia. Thompson
Geneva Circuit Court
Robert L. Lytle
Andrewena Robertson
Marshall Circuit Court
Brown
J. H- Williams
Sup’t. of Banks
the Chase Not
Bank of New York
W. H. Kennedy
Bama Amusement Co
Festus M. Shamblin
Knight
James G. McPherson
Susie
Martin
Escambia Circuit Court
J. H. Williams
T. of Banks
J. L. Pool
M. B. Grace
Grace
Wooley
Court of Appeals
Hattie B. Parrish
Harry W
Gamble, Adam
Dallas Circuit Court
Rausie M, Duncan
Prude Hubbard
Bibb Circuit Court
Alabama Utilities Service Co
Obie Estelle
State
Porter
Roosevelt Collins
Calhoun
Cash Not Common For Auto Purchases In U S
Records from finance companies show only about 25 percent of automobiles bought in the United States are paid for in cash.
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United States
Home Entry by Negro Intruder Threatens Family
In Birmingham on May 27 a negro intruder forced entry into the Gibbs home while Rev. J. M. Gibbs was away. Mrs. Gibbs and her two daughters Frances and Emily awoke to a pistol threat, suffered a nervous condition, and the assailant stole about $12 from her purse and a pocket on her son's trousers. Police report details describe the 3 am event and the family's ordeal.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. M. Gibbs
Fountain Heights
Vacation Bible School Draws Strong Interest at First Methodist
Interest runs high for a two week program opening Monday at First Methodist Church. Miss Lucy Bell will lead and enrollments are expected to include children and youth ages. Event targets both junior and senior participants with wide attendance anticipated.
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Methodist Church and
Lucy. Bell
Cees
Adult Assembly Attracts Hundreds At Athens College
The adult assembly to convene at Athens College on July 7 8 during the pastors and lay men's school is expected to draw hundreds of Methodists from across the territory. An open cordial invitation was extended to all adults to arrange attendance.
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Athens College
Nazis Strike at Criticism In Catholic Presses
Berlin reports allege the Gestapo forbade 200 Catholic church papers printed by Essen firm Essener Kirchenblaetter. The Black Corps condemned the Pope for remarks to Catholic pilgrims and accused him of an objective untruth. Goebbels aides prepare Mundelein speech response in Germany.
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Berlin
Naal
Germany
Adolfers
Schutz Staffel
Gestapo
Polce
Essener Kirchenblaetter Company
Essen
United States
Schwarze Korps
Black Corps
Holy Father
Paul Joseph Goebels
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chelago
Hitler
Boebele
Cardinal Mundelein
Deutschland
Halle
Bankers Attend State Association Sessions in Birmingham
Decatur banks were represented at the Alabama Bankers Association gathering in Birmingham with T. J. Cottingham and T. F. Adams from Tennessee Valley Bank E. W. McLeod from Morgan County National Bank J. W. Darrah Joe Sneed and Carter Dobbs from Morgan County National. Clyde Hendrix president of North Alabama Building and Loan Association and former Alabama Bankers Association president travels with Mrs Hendrix for the meetings.
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Decatur
Alabama Bankers Association
Birmingham
T. J. Cottingham
T. F. Adams
Tennessee Valley Bank
E. W. McLeod
Morgan County National Bank
J. W. Darrah
Joe Sneed
Carter Dobbs
Morgan County National
Clyde Hendrix
North Alabama Building & Loan Association
Hendrix
Decatur District Bus Trip to Montevallo Set for June 2
Announcement states a bus carrying district youth will depart Decatur for Montevallo at 9:00 AM on June 2. The trip originates at First Methodist Church and is expected to return at sundown. Those wishing to ride should contact Dr. L. D. Patterson.
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Decatur
Montevallo
L. D. Patterson
Valuable Barn at A Young Farm Destroyed by Fire
A barn and a large quantity of hay and corn on the A Young farm near Moulton were razed by flames about six o'clock last evening. Mr Young, a prominent planter, rescued several head of livestock. the cause of the fire is not known.
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A. Young
Moulton
Young
Carver School PTA Reports Year’s Accomplishments
The Carver Elementary PTA released a financial report detailing income of $140.65 and expenses $124.55. The funding supported May Day festivities and various school improvements. Officers listed: Victoria Mc Donald president Hattie Garth treasurer W E Loving secretary.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Carver Elementary School
Pwt,a
Victoria McDonald
Hattie Garth
W. E. Loving
Printing Then and Now on Tacoma Streets
A Tacoma report notes a contract to develop 45th Street in residents’ expense and a hired worker with unclear handwriting will print. Street Commissioner A Bergersen spent three days informing locals on 45th Street about the project and duties.
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Tacoma
Wash
45Th Street
A. Bergersen
Decatur Junior High to hold closing exercises May 28
Decatur Junior High will close the 1936 37 year with exercises in the school gym Friday May 28 at 2 p m. The program includes Invocation by Rev. Lewis Knight, song In May by the class, speaker introduction by Supt W W Benson, address by Hon John Caddell, reading of year’s honor roll Miss Lila Pritchett, medals and diplomas by W R Riley, welcome to Senior High by W T Jordan, Alma Mater by the class, and benediction by Rev Lewis Knight. Students report to home rooms at 1 45 Friday afternoon for report cards.
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Decatur Junior High School
Lewis Knight
W. W. Benson
John Caddell
Misa Lila Pritchett
W. R. Riley
W. T. Jordan
Long
Toads Adapt to Air with Constant Throat Motion
Toads cannot breathe in air like moat creatures and must swallow air, resulting in visible constant motion in their throats.
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Windsor
Purina
Lavena & Lay Chow
Turner
Coal & Grain Co
Checkerboard Store
Moulton St
Piccards
August Piccard
Max Cosyns
Brussels
Belgium
New York
C —Central Press Association
England
Hanes
Wilder
Lola A
Saasa
Urs
Tany
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem, N. C
Chay
Sreceans Inbak
Moy Eestors
Supreme Court
Speake, Warren
Ratliff
State Association
Carver School
PTA
Morgan
Grant
No. 10
Diesel Auto Patrol
Alabama
Setos
J. D. Pittman Tractor Company, Inc
North 26Th Street
Als
Naturalube
Lion
Lion Naturakube
Eee
Lion Oil Hopining Company Makers
Anix- Knox Scsodne
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