Inflation Factions and Roosevelt Shifts Quoted
The piece notes behind the scenes forces pulling F D R away from inflation as inflation’s goals waver and consumer credit gains favor. It highlights advisers like Lew Douglas Dean Acheson and Sprague pushing caution while Roosevelt leans toward credit. It also details McIntyre’s habit of limiting talk in the White House and Roosevelt’s punctuality at Groton prizes.
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John McSwain
Caroline
Lew Douglas
Roosevelt
United States
McIntyre
White House
Groton School
Franklin Roosevelt
Henr L. Stimson
Hoover
John Bassett Moore
Moore
Stimson
World Court
The Unconverted Members of the Church Sermon
Dr. William L. Pettingill preached on The Mixed Multitude in Decatur. He argued unconverted church members are hardest to reach, comparing them to the mixed multitude that joined the Exodus. He described the exodus scene to illustrate attraction and commitment.
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Decatur
William L. Pettingill
Pettingill
Egypt
Pharoah
Red Sea
Jehovah
Court Opens as Probe Renewed in Hefty October Docket
Circuit court began a full term under Judge James E. Horton with two weeks of civil cases followed by a criminal docket. A 42 person jury panel was summoned and about 1000 papers served. The August grand jury reconvened and returned an indictment against Tom Brown in an attack on a white woman. the slaying of James Royal remains under investigation.
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Circuit Court
James E. Horton
Horton
Tom Brown
James Royal
Transient Survey Planned by Morgan County Welfare Dept
The Morgan county child welfare department will survey all local homeless persons and transients on October 3 to count intrastate and interstate movement through the state. Data requested includes age race sex type of transient and original residence and will be turned over to the city police department per the Alabama Transient Bureau. Four state transient bureaus operate in Muscle Shoals Montgomery Mobile and Birmingham.
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Child Welfare Department
Morgan County
Welfare Department
Alabama Transient Bureau
Montgomery
Muscle Shoals
Mobile
Birmingham
Food Dealers Meet At Decatur For Master Code Comments
Retail food and grocery dealers are asked to meet at Decatur city hall tonight at 7 30 to discuss the master code General Hugh Johnson recovery administrator will pass on Thursday October 5. The Chamber of Commerce calls the meeting to allow merchants to propose acceptance or rejection of the code and urges full representation.
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Decatur City Hall
Hugh Johnson
Chamber of Commerce
West Returns From Visit to Forest Chapel Oak Ridge
W A West will return to Decatur this afternoon after visiting friends and relatives at Forest Chapel Oak Ridge and Cold Springs.
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W. A. West
Decatur
Forest Chapel
Oak Ridge
Cold Springs
Roosevelt outlines veteran aid and fair benefits plan
President Roosevelt spoke to the American Legion in Chicago outlining economy regulations for veterans. He stressed government responsibility for war service disability benefits and urged protection of others while promising equal relief for veterans disabled from non war causes. He also warned against special benefits for wearers of the uniform.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
American Legion
Finding of body is false alarm in Cedar Lake
Excitement rose in Cedar Lake when reports said a black woman’s body was found on railroad tracks. Coroner Lewis Brown arrived to find Dorothy Barker alive, having fainted while walking the L and N right of way en route to work at 6 30 AM.
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Cedar Lake
Lewis Brown
Dorothy Barker
Brown
Mrs Homer Tankersley Removed Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Homer Tankersley was moved Sunday by ambulance from Benevolent hospital to her home at 651 Johnston street. She recently underwent an operation and is very much improved in health.
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Homer Tankersley
Priest’s Ambulance
Benevolent Hospital
Johnston Street
Winter Legumes in Alabama Set High Crop Prospects
Alabama farmers plant winter legumes to boost 1934 yields. Last year 5.7 million pounds were sown. this season could surpass it as fertilizer prices rise. Legumes improve soil nitrogen, provide cover for winter, grazing land, and hay. Basic slag urged as a phosphorus fertilizer. Cotton payments and government checks continue to arrive, with caution to farmers awaiting funds.
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Aubrn
Ala
Ers
Ty Agents
J. C. Lowery
Extension Agronomist
Auburn
Lowery
Birmingham
Washington
L. N. Duncan
Extension Service
Mor gan County Singing Convention Invites Wide Lineup
The Mor gan County Singing Convention lists Prof. G. T. Speer Keifer Vaughan and many groups including Victor quartet Courtland Bonanza quartette Wallace quartet and more. P. W. Sparkman says Mt Zion is preparing for the county's biggest sing and invites all to attend both days.
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Morgan County
G. T. Speer
Keifer Vaughan
Vaughan Music Company
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Victor Quartette
Courtland
W-L. Clabrough
L. L. Cooper
Gospel Singers of
Double Springs
Bonanza Quartette
Wallace Quartette
Decatur
Osborne Quartette
Oak Ridge
Brown Quartette
Falkville
L. O. Burch
W. O. Cooper
Cullman
Homer Heaton
Fred Morgan
Eva
Homer Bagwell
Union Grove
Mt. Zion
P. W. Sparkman
Malone Returns to Home County for Final Work
Baynard Malone, Morgan’s native son, returns to Morgan county to canvass for the eighth district congressional seat to fill the late Edward B. Almon’s term. He appeals for confidence in his past service and a heavy vote as Morgan county, the district’s largest voter, is believed ready to back his bid tomorrow night.
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Baynard Malone
Morgan
Washington
Edward B. Almon
Morgan County
Malone
Huntsville Resident Denies Carmichael Talk Allegation
Spragins, Huntsville lawyer, says a Florence Times report misquoted Carmichael about a courthouse speech. He denies claiming he could not trust Carmichael or owning stock in Alabama Power, stating he had no such holdings in 1930 nor since.
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Spragins
Huntsville
Florence Times
A. H. Carmichael
Tuscumbia
Congress
Carmichael
Ala
Florence
Decatur
R. E. Spragins
Alabama Power Company
Editorial endorsement backs Malone for Congress run off
The Times urges readers to support Baynard L. Malone of Decatur in the run off primary Tuesday. It praises Malone as vigorous and capable to serve Madison County and the Eighth district, argues Carmichael lacks the force and decisiveness needed, and criticizes Carmichael’s campaign as unfocused and inconsistent.
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the Times
Baynard L. Malone
Decatur
Congress
Judge Malone
Madison County
Eighth District
A. H. "Carmichael
Tuscumbia
Washington
Stge
Times
Carmichael
Jackson County
Roosevelt
Mr. Carmichael
Malone
Bitter fighting in Havana hotel siege costs 21 lives
In Havana on October 2, American and over 20 soldiers died as army and navy officers barricaded inside the National hotel were encircled by attackers. The siege, ongoing since mid August, saw heavy machine gun and cannon fire threatening many Americans, including Swift and Company’s Lotspiech.
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Havana
Cuba
Army
Navy
National
Lotspiech
Swift and Company
Exange
American urged to exercise care amid unrest on island
In Havana a official pressed Americans to take maximum care to avoid danger as reports confirm several arrests across the island following a Communist demonstration suppression in Hayane last week. Consular updates note a man walked onto a roof in a exposed spot prompting concerns.
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Havana
Sam
Lotspiech
Hayane
Two Women Arrested After Fatal Knife Fight on Fink Street
Maria Vaughan died from a heart wound after an altercation on Fink Street Sunday night. Louise Pruitt is jailed. Doll Mitchell was wounded. Sheriff says Pruitt claims self defense against Vaughan and Mitchell, with no date set for a formal/provntancy proceeding.
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Maria Vaughan
Louise Pruitt
Fink Street
Vaughan
Doll Mitchell
Davis
Pruitt
Mitchell
Delegation Heads to Cee Summit in Early Talks
A delegation departs for Cee to begin discussions on ongoing matters. Officials from multiple organizations are aboard, aiming to establish dialogue and outline next steps for regional cooperation.
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Drew Pearson
Robert 5S. Allen
Israel
Ruth Ernae Nathan
Elen. Vogel Stern
Sete
O . A Dareete
Lascasie
Pitty
West
Alabama
Home County
Huntsville Daily Times
U. S
Islan
Cee
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