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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1935
Page
2
Dr. Murphree, county health officer, urges proper home screening and preventive measures to curb malaria carrying mosquitoes. He warns that breeding occurs around soaked areas and stresses household actions to stop parasite transmission and reduce disease risk.
A vast ransom amid the Weyerhaeuser kidnaping case stirs federal interest as seven days pass under the Lindbergh law. DOJ agents ready to move while Washington officials hope for the boy’s safe return and state patrols expand their search. Local figure Bentz, a Texas fugitive, linked to the abduction, is sought as authorities label the crime local in talent.
President Roosevelt discusses the Supreme Court decision on the NRA and its broad economic and social implications. He cites appeals and telegrams asking restoration, notes the federal government cannot regulate goods in transit, and argues returning power to states raises the nation's defining issue in peacetime.
Debate over a proposed insurance bill caused sharp exchanges in Alabama's House and Senate. Supporters say the measure protects 300000 policy holders while opponents and amendments claim safeguards were stripped. Rep Sparks defends the bill as needed for burial insurance regulation.
The article shares methods for butterless sponge cakes in summer and winter varieties, including angel food, jelly roll, and chocolate angel food. It details mixing steps, folding in sugar and flour, and baking in two small angel food pans, plus storage tips and a sample menu. It notes testing with a finger spring and finishing with ice cream sandwiches and mint garnish.
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