Sub Committee 10 Studies Truck Regulation Acts
A large Montgomery hearing on truck regulation acts draws hundreds of opponents and supporters. The session moved from Greystone hotel to the house chamber as the committee forms a sub committee led by Tennis Tidwell and expands with Barber, St. John, Taylor, and Stokes.
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Montgomery
Greystone
Tennis Tidwil
Judiciary Committee
House
Amzi Barber
Jefferson County
Fraser
Bullock
Tennis Tidwell
Morgan
St. John of
Cullman
Taylor
Mobile
Stokes
Dale
Barber
Jefferson
Thomason Defends Tidwell Bus Truck Bills Before House Panel
Raymond E Thomason argued before the house judiciary committee for 5 000 Jefferson county railroad workers and 5 000 unemployed as he pressed Tidwell bills to curb truck size and weight They cited coal mine closures and idle Ensley steel mill to urge motor transport limits aiding railroad revenue for schools
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Raymond E. Thomason
Maham
Jefferson County
Tidwell
House Judiciary Committee
James A. Simpson
Birmingham
Thomason
Mr. Simpson
Alabama
Ensley Steel
Motors Transportation
Ensley Mills
Pat Brock Improves After Hospital Operation
Pat Brock shows steady improvement at the Benevolent hospital after a recent operation. He has many friends at the facility keeping informed about his recovery progress.
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Pat Brock
the Benevolent Hospital
Brother Admits Slaving in Jealous Rage in Quarry Murders
Lima Ohio report says Loren Truesdale confessed to killing Bert Truesdale and Thelma Woods in a jealous rage. He claimed rivalry over Miss Woods prompted the murders and said the confrontation occurred with his parents present. The case, known as the quarry murders, is described as one of Ohio’s most baffling crimes.
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Lima
Ohio
Bert Truesdale
Thelma Woods
Loren Trusdale
Earl
Loren
Miss Woods
Decatur Council Postpones Right‑of‑Way Meeting
The Decatur city council deferred discussing the right‑of‑way for the new Decatur Tuscumbia highway until Saturday at 4 30 p.m. City attorney Tennis Tidwell, away for a legislative recess, is expected back by then. The plan aims to guarantee affected property owners paving at no cost and to restore homes moved from the street to the same condition as before.
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Decatur
Decatur-Tuscumbia
Tennis Tidwell
Rev Moeller Home Ransacked During Parish Alert
The home of Rev. George Moeller of St. Ann's Catholic church at 331 Johnston street was burglarized Tuesday afternoon while he attended the Bline playoff opening. About $4 in cash, a watch, and a revolver were taken. The watch was later found under the back porch. the intruder left $7.50 in gold with insurance papers scattered. The gold had fallen into a suitcase and was missed.
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George Moeller
St. Ann’s Catholic Church
Prominent Jurist Injured In Fall On Lafayette Street
Judge O. Kyle a leading North Alabama jurist suffered head cuts after a fall on Lafayette street. He fainted and collapsed on the sidewalk but received medical attention and appeared out today, much to the relief of his hundreds of friends.
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Judge O. Kyle
North Alabama
Lafayette Street
Judge Kyle
Postal clerk reinstated after advocating soldier pay
Postmaster General Brown said the Gary Indiana postal clerk who was dismissed for advocating payment of the soldier's bonus has been reinstated. He noted the right to freely express one's mind and that the case was reported to the President.
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Washington
Brown
Gary
Ind
Opening Week at University Sets Freshman Orientation Schedule
The university announces opening of session 102 with Freshmen reporting for classes Friday and upperclassmen Saturday. Freshman Night at Alabama Union kicks off week with dances Sept 15 to 17. Activities include YWCA Big Sister guidance, Vesper in Tutwiler Hall, and a Freshmen Women Convocation led by faculty members.
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Alabama Union
The
Athletic Association
Tutwiler Hall
Elizabeth Coleman
Arts and Science
Danyla Belser
Education College
Henretta Thompson
Denny
Oleta Lewis
Citronelle
Woman's Council
Alice Whiteside
Oxford
Jane Ward
Center
Helen Fuller
Tuscaloosa
Mortar Board
Julia Hauser
Mobile
Women’s Athletic Association
Hilda Carpenter
Decatur
Woman's Pan- Hellenic
Malon Yarbrough Struck by Tree Near Athens
Malon Yarbrough the young son of Mr and Mrs L R Yarbrough is recovering from head injuries after a tree fell on him while he was visiting relatives near Athens.
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Malon Yarbrough
L. R. Yarbrough
Athens
Game Called Off For Blue Sox Hartselle Clash
Manager Gordon McDuff announced the game between the Blue Sox and Hartselle for this afternoon was called off. The makeup date is Saturday at Hartselle with first pitch at 3 30 p m.
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Gordon McDuff
Blue Sox
Hartselle
Cotton market closes higher as prices rise
New Orleans reports a brisk session with early gains of 1.25 to 1.80 a bale and the New York market following with futures up 1.15 to 1.40. October futures surge, closing on the day at 8.67, 43 points above Thursday's level amid renewed buying and rising demand in the Southern financial scene.
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New Orleans
Liverpool
New York
Border Cities Floods Cut Into River Border
A surge of the Rio Grande floods Eagle Pass Texas and Piedras Negras Mexico burying streets and business districts. The river climbs three feet an hour and two story buildings collapse as Del Rio bridge approaches wash away.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Rio Grande
Piedras Negras
Delrio
Inter‘national
Southern Pacific
Lynne Talk Heard By Kiwanis Club
Lynne spoke on a program planned by the Kiwanis sports committee and gave a graphic review of the Olympic games. He described the event as promoting international goodwill through friendly athletic competition and Kiwanians called the talk one of the finest ever given before the club.
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Ee Lynne
Kiwanis Club
Mr.Lynne
Blues Nab Third In Hurlers Duel And Bunt Battle
Decatur Blue Sox shutout Hart selle 2-0 as Jeffries and Bronaugh star in Bee Line playoff game at Garrett Field. Bronaugh’s grab of Pruitt’s drive and Waller’s bunt set up runs in a tense pitching duel.
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Jeffries-Bronaugh - Waller
Garrett Field
Decatur Blue Sox
Happy Jeffries
Sox
Harteselle
Jeffries
Duby Bronaugh
Tub Pruitt
Winnie Waller
Decatur
Hartselle
Bob McCarley
Ali Dunaway
Bronaugh
Chunky Tubby Pruitt
Flint
Gen Burleson
Buzz Peyton
Peyton
Agate
Waller
Buzz
Farmer strike leader pushes cost of production plan
The speaker advocates national legislation to assign farmers a cost of production plus world prices for surpluses. He cites Swank-Thomas as an alternative and urges actions from midwestern governors led by Floyd B. Olson to support emergency measures, including possible martial law to prevent extortionate farming practices.
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Gov
Olson
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Middle West
Middle Western
Gov. Olson
Tropical Storm Breaks Up Over Mississippi Coast
A tropical storm broke up in gusty squalls causing three deaths and property damage as it moved inland from the Gulf of Mexico. Two men drowned on a schooner near Mobile, one boy died in Pensacola from a fallen live wire, and survivor Frank Benson of Van Olive, Mississippi, described hours afloat after the vessel sank. The storm tracked through eastern Mississippi and Pensacola, Florida areas late last night.
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Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
Here
Pensacola
Frank Benson
van Olive
Miss
Joe Dillas
van Cleve
Benson
Gulf of Mexico
Ben Baker
Fla
Preliminary hearing set for Walls trio in Union Hill ambush case
A. R. Walls and sons Austin and Houston Walls face assault with intent to murder charges after an ambush on a deputy sheriff and five citizens. Hearing agreed for next Thursday morning with Wade Wright and W. H. Long representing the defendants. Owen Garrison, hospitalized with injuries, is also charged with the same count.
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A. R. Walls
Austin Walls
Houston Walls
Union Hill
Wade Wright
W. H. Long
Walls
Owen Garrison
Garrison
Increases Seen in Lawrence County School Census
Lawrence County Alabama reports a modest rise in the biennial school census. The 1932 tally shows 7 578 white children of school age, up 268 from 1930, and 2 299 Negro children, up 51, total 319 more youths. Officials attribute the gain mainly to fuller enumeration.
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Moulton
Ala
Lawrence County
Lawrence County Board of Education
Lyons Hotel Dining Room Closed For Repairs
The Lyons Hotel dining room is shut temporarily for repairs and renovations. J. K. Hughes vice president and general manager said it will reopen in a few days under new management after negotiations with a cafe operator, with announcements forthcoming.
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Hotel Lyons
J. K. Hughes
Hughes
Public Schools to Open Next Monday in Hartselle
The Hartselle public schools will open Monday morning September 5 at 8:45 per principal F. E. Burleson. Formal opening exercises will be held with patrons invited to attend.
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Hartselle
F. E. Burleson
Morgan County High School Opens Monday at Hartsville
Students across the county anticipate the Morgan County High School opening Monday in Hartsville. The traditional opening program will include patrons and students as EB L Stough serves as principal for what is expected to be an excellent year.
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Morgan County High School
Hartsille
Ating
L. Stoxgh
Walker Plan 10 and Vindication in Sharp Dispute
New York City reads like a legal maze as Joseph McKee steps into city hall amid a looming mayoral vacancy. Advisors warn the next mayoral contest may trigger court action over election timing and constitutional rules.
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New York
Joseph McKee
Board of Aldermen
McKee
Board of Elections
Walker
New York Mayor Walker resigns amid probe and public verdict
Mayor James J Walker resigns as the New York City chief executive amid a 14 month legislative inquiry. He condemns the hearing as a travesty and says he will present his case to the people of New York, asserting his integrity and asking for vindication at the polls.
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New York
James J.ee
Michael J. Cruise
City of
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Albany
Samuel Seasbury
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Walker
Guy Roosevelt
City of New York
Hart Heads to Birmingham for Synod Business
Rev. Ernest N. Hart of Westminster Presbyterian Church travels to Birmingham with his family to assist in forming the fall program for the Synod of Alabama. He and his party will return tonight.
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Ernest N. Hart
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Birmingham
Synod of Alabama
Hart
Madison business mission notes obscure transport links
A fragment from Madison references a business mission and an individual named Jorge Oarkson. The legible bits indicate early travel or outreach but lack concrete details on purpose, date, or destination, leaving the exact objective and outcomes unclear.
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W. H. Sill
Arry
Council
Lynne
Hap Jeffries
Sparkler
Epze
Milo Reno
Gulf Coast
Lawrence
Morgan County
Roosevelt
Jorge Oarkson
Madison
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