The Decatur Daily Associated Press Notice
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Free Speech Debate Echoes in Public Discourse
In a climate where open expression is valued, many men hesitate to voice true thoughts on political and social topics. The era highlights tensions between candor and caution in public commentary.
Uncle Sam to Reveal Roads Backed by New Highway Fund
Local readers await federal guidance on which roads will gain paving funds from the new highway construction program. Officials and residents seek clarity on project priorities and timelines.
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Crowds Pack Princess Theatre Weekend Concert
The Daily notes a likely record crowd at the Princess theatre Friday night with another S more seats added in the American Legion arena suggesting possible revival of prosperity.
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Babe Ruth to retire from regular Yankee outfield next year
The article notes Babe Ruth will not hold a regular outfield job with the New York Yankees in 191% and reflects on his impact alongside baseball greats like Walter Johnson and Christy Matthewson. It discusses his 300 batting class status, the end of an active playing era, and Ruth’s financial security as he plans life beyond the field.
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Malone as Morgan county candidate for Congress in eighth district
As voters turn to September 12 for the Democratic primary Baynard J. Malone of Morgan County emerges as favored for Congress. Supporters cite his probate office service and proven capacity to serve the people.
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Baynard Malone Seeks District Support for Congress
The candidate emphasizes his deep ties to the people of the eighth district, stating he has talked with thousands across six counties, promising to go to Washington only in the public interest. He frames himself as a proponent of real building and action, urging votes on September 12.
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Decline of the 1920s Money Kings in the Roosevelt Era
The Montgomery Journal surveys how the 1920s ruling class faded after the Great Crash and the New Deal. It lists Julius Rosenwald, John D. Ryan, George F. Baker, Cyrus H. K. Curtis and others stepping back or abroad, with Insull exiled in Greece and Mellon out of public life.
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Cyrus BH. K. Curtis
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Edward J. Berwind
Newport
Sidney Z. Mitchell
Electric
Arthur Curtis James
Samuel Insull
Greece
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Andrew W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
England
Albert H. Wiggin
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Owen D. Young
General Electric
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Something Is Moving as Cuba Welcomes Jews
Arthur Brisbane notes a shift in attitudes as Cuba signals openness to Jewish visitors and residents. He comments on broader social currents and the idea that changes in government or policy can bring unexpected welcome or tension.
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Washington becomes wet state number twenty four at last
The piece notes Washington voting to end prohibition faster than other states, making it the 24th to embrace wet status. It discusses broader temper and policy shifts in the United States, NRA impacts, and international echoes from Spain Cuba and Bavaria, plus relief efforts in New York and transit hopes of air mail and dirigibles.
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Jury picks and adjournment mark Morgan county term
The Morgan county jury commission closed its term this morning and prepared to adjourn. About 1300 names were placed in the jury box. Bricks from the Alabama Brick and Tile Company are on display in the Twin Cities. The Albany Gun Club plans its regular shoot on Monday afternoon.
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Roosevelt Pushes NRA Reform To Recognize United Mine Workers
President Roosevelt arranged talks with coal operators and United Mine Workers officials to push for national union recognition as part of NRA rehabilitation. The move strengthens John Lewis and labor leaders, signaling a realignment in AFL and labor advisory circles amid mounting union power and policy shifts.
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Chicago visitor receives tennis cup in Morgan County
Charles O'Connor of Chicago visits relatives in the area as Lamar Eyster is awarded the Morgan County Tennis Association singles championship cup. Malcolm gene of Huntsville accompanies the news of the event.
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Mrs Henderson and Daughter in Hot Springs Stay
Mrs R L Henderson and her daughter Mrs John M Smith of Somerville route two are in Hot Springs for a one month visit.
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Corn curls in heat while burrs stay green, Juntus pondered
An office cat named Juntus muses on plant behavior noting corn curls on hot days and cockle burrs remaining green regardless of雨雨雨.
September Song and Hay Fever Jokes in Local Note
A reflective verse fragment notes September afternoons and mountain ash in party finery. A witty exchange about hay fever cures follows with a jab at a pompous, fashionably dressed person. A neighbor quips about a parent with four musical daughters and the music lover label.
Impatient man and a fire call mix odd chatter at station
A quirky dialogue blends a pet name search, a rock garden joke, and a fire department call as bystanders joke about flowers and delays. A Reading Chronicle ad seeks a small apartment for a childless couple starting September.
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Bitting Buys Noted Athens Home
N K Bitting, recently moved to Athens to open a Chevrolet agency, purchased the home of H L Holmes, a prominent local figure who previously ran a furniture business in the town. The sale occurred this week in Athens Alabama.
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Lawyers Win in Brief, Hopeful Bride and Groom Debate
Dialogue hints at marriage plans between Thomas and Tess. She suggests happiness requires a home, while he leans on legal brief clarity. The exchange underscores domestic expectations and evolving partner roles.
Malone and Carmichael Seek 8th District Congress Seat
Two candidates announce for Congress from Alabama’s Eighth District. Baynard L. Malone of Decatur urges Democratic primary voters to support him on September 12, 1933. A H. Carmichael of Tuscumbia also seeks the seat in the same primary with paid political advertising.
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