Morgan County Registrars Prepare For Thursday Meeting
Morgan County new board of registrars will meet at the courthouse Thursday to organize and plan voter registration. W P Carter Leta B Almon and Claude P Johnston are named, with terms beginning October 1. Supplies were to arrive today as they prepare to visit precincts and implement registrations.
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Morgan County
Board of
W. P. Carter
Decatur
Leta B. Almon
Claude P. Johnston
Somerville
M. D. Wiggins
Montgomery
B. M. Miller
John Brandon
Seth P. Storrs
Rotary district governor to speak at inter city gathering
Jonn Henley district governor of Rotary clubs in the 26th district will speak here on October 19 at the inter city gathering of North Alabama and Tennessee clubs Rev Peter M Dennis announced this today Henley will deliver a message from the Vienna international convention He plans to visit Florence Sheffield Tuscaloosa Huntsville Russellville and Pulaski in the next two weeks to invite clubs to the first inter city meeting The time is 630 pm the venue is not yet fixed and will be decided Friday night when final plans are made
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Jonn “Cr Henley
Birmingham
Rotary Clubs
Alabama
Tennessee
Peter M. Dennis
Henley
Vienna
Dennis
Florence
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Huntsville
Russellville
Pulaski
Mrs Nidger III Ill at Home in South Decatur
The many friends of Mrs. R. T. Nidger will regret to learn that she is ill at her home in South Decatur.
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R. T. Nidger
South Decatur
Westerville Set to Rally 8 Million Youth in Prohibition Fight
Westerville Ohio centers the Anti-Saloon League’s campaign to mobilize youth for a nationwide effort. Publicity chief Joseph Larimore, a former mayor, filmizes the plan from a plain office here near Columbus. The league aims to shape the result with Sunday school and church backing as headlines and editorials loom.
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Leslie Eichel
Central Press
Westerville
United States
Anti-Saloon League
League
Washington
Joseph
Larimore
Joe
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
America
Congress
Joe Larimore
Tles
Ernest H. Cherrington
Paramount
Wets
Westerville Views Prohibition Repeal Amid Youth Shift
Westerville, center of the Anti Saloon League, weighs repeal or modification as youth voters rise. The piece surveys Ohio’s dry stance, 1932 voter projections, and League strategy to reach new generations through home schools and churches amid changing social norms.
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Westerville
America
Anti-Saloon League
Joe
Kansas
Dakotas
Maine
Ohio
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Texas Plan Urged To Restore Cotton Industry
The South renews effort to revive cotton with surpluses and weak markets. Arkansas Governor Parnell asks legislators to serve without pay at a special cotton session and to abolish the farm board cotton powers. Lieutenant Governor Witt of Texas pushes adoption of the Texas plan across Southern states.
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Associated” Press
South
Mississippi
Harvey Parnell
Arkansas
Congress
Farm Board
Edward Witt
Texas
Shoals Board Studies Furnace Method Of Producing Fertilizer
Four Birmingham Southern football players were suspended today after a faculty meeting for extreme breach of college discipline. The suspended players are Lou Vaughn Jasper co captain Harold James Birmingham J Hand and Milner Doster Dothan, all on the varsity. The charges were not made public by President Guy Snavely.
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Birmingham
Birmingham Southern
Lou Vaughn
Jasper
Harold James
J. . Hand
Milner Doster
Dothan
Guy Snavely
Mississippi legislature opens special session for tax relief plan
Jackson Mississippi September 30 the Mississippi Legislature in special session began work on a broad program to grant tax and financial relief. measures include cutting salaries of state workers by 25 percent and adopting Texas style cotton acreage limits. Gov Bilbo backs unity and reorganization of state school boards to aid the people in the current crisis. Senator Roberts proposes cotton relief modeled on Texas limits while Rep Glass files three 25 percent salary and appropriation reduction bills. Cotton relief moves to the front in both houses and will be taken up in committee Thursday at 10 am.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Bilbo
W. B. Roberts
Rosedale
Delta
Texas
House
Dave Glass
Kosciusko
Senate
Benevolent Society Fund Grows With New Contributions
The Be nevolent Society membership drive adds donors though emphasis remains on women’s participation. Readers may contribute directly to The Daily to support the fund, with several names and amounts listed including multiple one dollar gifts from Mrs. Sam Irwin and Miss Mattie Jones, among others.
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Benevolent Society
M. Hendon
Alexander
E. E. Clem
Mattie Jones
W. K. McNeal
E. Lois Secce
Seccsssiere Sneerman
I. Ty Oe A
County Is Quiet Sheriff Reports
Sheriff Bud Davis reported Morgan County was quiet with no new arrests today as court officials prepared for the upcoming circuit court term.
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Morgan County
Bud Davis
Transportation Plan Meets With Success
Athens College announces a 35 passenger day student bus service between Athens, Hartselle, and Falkville has been a complete success. The daily bus fills to capacity, enabling out of town students to pursue a college education without on campus living costs and boosting enrollment. Additional lines are under college consideration.
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Athens
Ala
Athens College
Hartselle
Falkville
New Scout Troop Holds First Meeting Tonight
A new Scout troop meets this evening at St John’s Parish House at seven o’clock. Scout master Maynard Layman and assistant Gus Hildreth will attend. All members are urged to be present.
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St. John’s Parish House
Maynard Layman
Gus Hildreth
Athens Dime Fair Is Not To Be Held
The Limestone county Dime Fair at the Fair Grounds in Athens Alabama, planned for October 5 to 10, has been canceled due to prevailing conditions. No premiums were offered this year, but county pride and a carnival midway were expected. admission would have been a dime. The Negro Fair Association will hold its usual three day fair on October 15, 16 and 17.
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Athens
Ala
Limestone County
The
Negro Fair Association
Limestone County Circuit Court Opens Two Week Docket
Approximately one hundred civil and criminal cases are listed for a Limestone county circuit court session to be held over two weeks. Judge W. W. Callahan of Decatur will preside. For the first time in years no capital cases are scheduled. Civil matters lead the agenda the first week with criminal cases following.
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Athens
Ala
Limestone County Circuit Court
W. W. Callahan
Decatur
Dryden to Go Home During Next Week
Friends of H E Dryden Sr. announce he will be removed from Fayetteville Tennessee hospital to his home in Fayetteville next week. His condition has improved seriously and he is nearing recovery.
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Dryden
H. E. Dryden, Sr
Fayetteville
Tenn
Tennessee
Den
Commissioners Plan To Visit Anniston During Day
A Birmingham based joint committee opened a two day study on Muscle Shoals bids and electric furnace fertilizer production. They will receive bids until November 1 and may visit Anniston to observe Swann Chemical plants. The visit aims to inform the commission's fertilizer manufacturing method investigations.
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Birmingham
Als
Asmiston
Swann Chemical Corporation
Hobbs
Commission
Anniston
Washington
Col. McMullin
Judge Advocate General
Joint Commission
Garage Fire Damages Sherman Street Home Garage
Fire at Arch ie W. Hill home damages the garage as firefighters quickly control the blaze about eight o clock Tuesday night. A large crowd gathers to watch the extinguishing effort with no wind aiding the flames.
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Archie W. Hill
Confirmation Class At St. John’s Episco pal Church
An open confirmation class for adults meets at St John’s Episcopal Church tonight at 7 30 o clock. All interested people are welcome to attend.
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St. John’s
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Clinic For Cripples To Be Held Friday
Miss Mary Clyde Garner welfare worker for Lawrence county announces a clinic for crippled children to be held at Sheffield on Friday October 2 for children in Lawrence Colbert and Lauderdale counties. Those attending in the past two years have been well served by unfortunate children of Lawrence county. Interested parties should contact Miss Garner or Dr R E Harper county health officer for assistance in getting children to the clinic.
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Moulton
Ala
Mary Clyde Garner
Lawrence County
Sheffield
Lawrence
Colbert
Lauderdale
Miss Garner
R. E. Harper
Johnson Wins Missouri Seventh District Special Victory
In Sedalia Missouri AP reports Democrat Robert Johnson Marshall County attorney won the Missouri seventh district special election by about 9000 votes over former actor John Palmer. The win sustains Democrats at 214 seats in the House with an independent L L Collins finishing third.
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Sedalia
Missouri
Robert Johnson
Johnson
John Palmer
House
L. L. Collins
Sprigfield
Gasoline tax voted in Selma for relief fund
Selma approves an extra one cent gasoline levy to fund support for the unemployed this winter. The relief group seeks fund drives to raise total of 12 000 dollars for relief work alongside the new revenue.
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Selma
Cotton Man from Horton Visits Deっntur
Cotton man from Horton in Atlanta region visits De ntur on business. McFadden cotton coin noted as item of interest during the visit.
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Horton
Atanta
Dennis Heads Into Fourth Year at Mission in Dakotas
An Episcopal clergyman and missionary reflects on his tenure in the Dakotas, saying he is happy to serve. A reporter jokes about danger, asking if he was ever scalped, to which he replies no, the real hazard was freezing on the prairie mission field.
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Dakotas
Death Prairie
New York Cotton Open Steady on Sept Futures
New York futures opened steady with bids around 5:88 for September, 6:04 for December, 6:32 for January, 6:51 for May and 6:69 for July. Market notes indicate cautious activity as traders digest harvest data and demand signals.
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New York
Jara
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