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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1933
Page
2
Henry L. Mencken of Baltimore resigns as editor of the American Mercury after long service. He says he will devote time to newspaper work and book writing, noting the Mercury plant gains for the paper and loss for the Mercury.
The message urges the public to support NRA codes by choosing to buy, arguing up to 900 Decatur retail workers could return to employment if consumer demand rises. It stresses that code compliance and labor expansion depend on buyers, National Recovery aims, and public participation in recovery.
NRA administrator Hugh Johnson urges a national Buy Now drive to boost American industry and employment. He says higher wages and rising prices make immediate buying essential to keep workers on payrolls and speed recovery amid better times and renewed consumer confidence.
The Anniston Star lauds Governor Benjamin Meek Miller for securing state debt validation and authorizing five percent bonds to retire warrants. It credits his fight against opposition and the income tax and warrant amendments as paving the way to meet obligations, reduce deficits, and honor commitments with future receipts.
Arthur Brisbane argues for radical reform and control over curing methods and medical ethics. He questions societal demand for drastic action, suggesting urgent reassessment of medical power and public attitude toward disease and healing.
A short Bible edited by Goodspeed and Smith draws attention as scholars discuss rearrangements and accessibility. The piece contrasts ancient preservation with modern readability while warning against rash reforms and urging cautious progress in health, energy, and employment policy.
The World Series begins anew after a best three of five with the Giants holding the edge in pitching while the Yankees suffer Babe Ruth's crippled left arm. President Harding outlines his Birmingham trip plan for October 26 after White House talks with Senator Underwood and Birmingham committee. Robin Thomas of Columbia Military Academy visits with his parents.
Willis Thornton reports from the capital on President Harding’s era nostalgia and the Ickes led Public Works Administration. The piece notes Harold Ickes’s integrity for avoiding family contracts, NRA projects near the White House, and a glimpse into the Little Green House on K Street symbolizing national change.
Miss Marjorie Rainey wins Albany Chamber of Commerce contest and holds the title Queen of Morgan County She will represent Morgan County at the Semi Centenary celebration in Birmingham October 24 29.
In Athens Alabama on October 10 a Dollar Day program was held at the First Methodist church to lift the church from debt and cover conference assessments due next month. Men were asked to bring one dollar women 59 cents and children a quarter for the fundraiser.
Bruce Nelson Jr of Athens leaves for New Orleans to enter Tulane University medical department. A Birmingham Southern College graduate, he previously served as an assistant at the county health department this past summer.
A fragmentary note suggests a debate about an NRA position during a discussion that escalates into an argument. The speaker hints that preserving friendship may matter more than winning.
A humorous column sketches a hectic pace and dream of quiet, with verses about balance, dancing and swimming, a dog’s alert bark at night, and light quips from neighbors. It weaves social jokes on love finance divorce and taxes in a compact, period voice.
Senator Barbour urges opening state beaches for public use to spur prosperity as increasing employment and spending power are discussed. The piece contrasts free air and sea access with parking fees and dressing charges, and notes the University of Chicago will add a history of science to its curriculum.
Athens Alabama faces a choice as it may switch from Alabama Power to the Tennessee Valley Authority for wholesale electric supply. The five year contract with Alabama Power runs to December with possible extensions and the city aims to keep rates the lowest in the state.
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