Devastating Florida Keys Storm Moves Northerly Toward Cedar Key
Reports describe a powerful hurricane like storm sweeping the Keys with high winds and heavy seas. Rescue workers recall survivors clinging to tracks and debris while authorities warn of widespread damage and uncertain casualties as the center nears the Cedar Key area.
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Cartabelle
Jacksonville Weather Bureau
Cena Wat
Cedar Key
Sweet
Keys
Miami
Aeterans
Alabama Senate OKs County Budget Plan and Related Measures
The Alabama senate passed the Lee bill creating a county budgeting system exempting three counties and allowing re floats of 95 percent of temporary loans, with retirement at 5 percent yearly. Amendments by Senator Swift were adopted as the body also moved the Carlton bill and approved funding for a state geologist. The session included veto-framed debates on workmen compensation, pro hibition fee reductions, and sterilization, with Governor Graves vetoing the Dominick bill and the house debating codification and commissary measures.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama Senate
Mobile
Jefferson
Lee
Robin Swift
Escambia
Basia
Stephens
Woodall
House
Alabama
George Washington
Swift
Senate
Bibb Graves
J. J. Browder
Dadtean Danas Teh Poe
William I
TRUBY
Associated Press
Dominick
Tuscaloosa
Howser
TVA Booster Plans July Fourth TVA Day Event
The TVA booster promotes a July 4 TVA Day to highlight the agency. He serves as vice-president and publicity director for the Roosevelt Memorial at Hospital acreage on Cay Mountain near Tuscumble.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Hospital
Cay Mountain
Tuscumble
Ships Stand By To Save Passengers Of Dixie
Passengers and crew aboard the imperiled Dixie await rescue as ships including Platano Gatun Limon Reaper and El Occidente stand by in rough seas near French Reef about 60 miles south of Miami. Captain Sundstrom says crew and passengers are calm though a fuel leak and water ingress are noted. Weather improves but transfer remains too rough for evacuation.
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French Reef
Miami
Dixie
E. W. Sundstrom
Morgan Line
Sundstrom
Platano
Gatun
Reaper
el Occidente
W. H. Dopperman
Alabama Legislature Holds Up Child Labor Act Proposals
The article notes delay in approving child labor measures as the Alabama legislature debates constitutional amendments. It references actions to forward resolutions to federal officials and includes various local notices on civic matters and community updates from Birmingham, Decatur, and Gadsden.
Storm Toll Mounts From Coast to Coast Dead and Injured
A chaotic storm along the coast leaves numerous fatalities and injuries. Names of the dead and injured include Lilja of West Palm Beach and Van Ness family members at Matecumbe, with scattered reports of camps and shelters from Florida to Maryland and beyond.
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Miami
Fis
Deakin
Banning Lilja
Marion Kettner
West Palm Beach
Ft. Myers
W. A. Tyre
Taverniser
Harry Poten
Tavernier
Betty Rote
Benney van Ness
Matécumbe
Matecumbe
Eugene van Ness
Katherine van Ness
Joseph Crusoe
D. C. Main
Jesse Gleaton
Gulfport
Vergil Pegg
Mary Be Bell Tyre
Jackson M. Hoffman
Fort Payne
Ala
N. B. Howell
Pranklik
H. Gaines
Kansas City
W. N. Neps
J. W. Towles
Sapula
Okla
H. Stark
Forest City
N. C
Smrenas
Lowell
Mass
Two Progressive Reforms Rise in Early Washington
Rodney Dutcher profiles Maury Maverick of Texas and Vito Marcantonio of New York as rising liberal leaders in the House. Both men push for stronger antiwar, antiwar profiteering measures and civil liberties while challenging seniority norms. They align with a bloc including Moran, O’Neill, Kvale, and others to advance labor and tax reforms.
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Tekairesek
Maury Maverick
Texas
Vito Marcantonio
New York
Plains
New England
Shackled House
Carl Moran
Maine
Othe Ya
Iowa
Mare A Marcantonio
Maverick
Yarcantonto
Fiorello LaGuardia
LaGuardia
Congress
Vito
Fiorello
Marcantonio
Labor Committee
Labor
Dickstein
NEA Service, Inc
Alabama Legislature Adjourns After Long Session
Both chambers met into the night as they adjourned with key votes. The Senate approved the Carlton bill abolishing absentee ballots and the House passed the Russell bill banning heart balm suits, sending the measure to Governor Graves for action. The session also advanced measures creating a state labor department and restricting employment as school teachers by certain individuals.
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Aubrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Senate
Carlton
House
State Department of Labor
D. Carlton
Marengo
ye—Bonner
Chestnut
Dorsey
Fletcher
Frazier
Glover
Kelly
Kuykendall
Locke
Mooneyham
Rogers
Mobile
Swift
Taylor
Thomas
Walden
Walton No—Cook
Mixon
McDowell
Riddie
Russell
Simp Starnes
Stephens
Tucker
Wellborn
Woodall
Alabama
Graves
Toomer
Rae
Red and Black Team Faces Tough Schedule Hopeful For Strong Season
Lawrence County High School visits for the opening game as Red and Black players show steady practice. Veterans Tucker Isbel Chenault lead linemen while Caudill and Isbell vie for backfield roles. Newcomers McAnally Charles Collier Langley Neeley plus returning 170 pound Trimble and 1934 subs Thornhill Bazelton Puckett push for top senior status as coach Ogle plans mid season shifts.
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Lawrence County High School
Moulton
Lawrence
Tucker
Isbel
Chenault
Jackson
Giles
Prince
Caudill
Tyler
Ogle
Red Caudill
Isbell
McAnally
Charles
J. Collier
Priceville
Langley
Neeley
Fred Trimble
Tog’s
Thornhill
Bazelton
Puckett
Postponed Softball Elimination Game To Be Played Today
The rained out elimination game between the Alabama Vannigans and Business Men is set for this afternoon weather permitting. The winner advances to face Alabama at five o clock.
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Alabama Vannigans
Alabama
Alabama Business Institute to Start Fall Term Monday
C W Rhoads announced that classes begin Monday at 8 00 for the fall term. The school expects one of its largest enrollments ever with plans to expand the teaching staff to handle registrations.
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C. W. Rhoads
Alabama Business Institute
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