Crown Prince Wosan Takes Fablopian Government
Crown prince Wosan seized control of the Fablopian government by orders from his father Emperor Halle Selassie. Reports say the emperor’s mutiny in the north has ended in his favor. Addis Ababa remained tense as Italian forces pressed toward the capital from the Desaye region and a 8000-foot pass was seized to aid the march. Banks and shops faced disruption as British officials kept operations open for now.
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Ansociated
Ppdis
Ababa
Crown Yn
Asta Wosan
Fablopian
Halle Selassie
Desaye
Wartn Fu
Deszye
Swaz
Wataln
Popularriot
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Sitation
Cor Nur van HT
Engert
United States
Lam
Witer
Legathon
John Meade
U.S
Arth
Djibouti
J.C. Robinson
He-Wan Goths
London
Ors
Ethio
Charles H. Guptu L
Associated Press
Rome
Ialy
Volle Ababa
Faselat
Dorsye
Sclon
Wglon
Ancober
Addis
Tellaple Jourtes
Sretsaity Af
Ttalian
Mogadiach
Birth rate debate alarms southern voters and GOP figures
In Chicago on April 22 AP reports Professor Paul H ap of the University of Chicago warned before a birth control league that the solid South, about one fourth of the nation’s population, could face future pressure as birth rates shift. He claimed this trend may push population toward the West and Midwest, prompting GOP concerns.
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South
Paul H.ap
University of Chica
Douglas
United States
Wast
Middle West
Smiry
Houston to Have Tax From Stored Gasoline Stocks
Gov. Bibb Graven signed into law a tax on gasoline stored or sold in Houston County. A one cent per gallon levy applies to fuel stored outside municipal boundaries. sales inside cities go to the respective municipalities. Revenues support road and bridge funds with disbursements via the County Board of Revenue clerk.
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Walden
Dothan
Bibb Graven
Stouston County
County Board of Revenue
W. Perry Calhoun
Bonus Bond Coin Distribution Set For July First
Veterans and post leaders report the Veterans Administration is certifying about 25,000 bonus bond applications daily. By May 1 an estimated 750,000 certificates will be ready, with 2,000,000 by June 1. About 200,000 adjusted service certificates remain, and nearly 209,000 veterans have not yet applied for original adjusted service certificates. Certs are sent to Treasury branch offices. bonds and odd-amount checks are prepared and delivered by registered mail to veterans or representatives. Local post offices will cash bonds on sworn certification, then redemption proceeds go to the veteran via designated agencies within days.
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Almond
Treasury
T. J. Whatley, Jr
Wiregrass
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ray Allen
Allen
Whatter
Veteran Administration
Frank T. Hines
Treasury Department
United States Court
St Lox
Editor James Cranston Williams Dies in Greenshoro
James Cranston Williams 187 editor of the Greensboro Herald Journal died at his home after a heart attack. Known as Uncle Jim Williams, he helped found the Georgia Press Association and attended its first meeting in Milledgeville over 40 years ago. His son Cranston serves as secretary of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association in Chattanooga.
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William of
Gelebra
Georgia Weelly
Greenshoro
James Cranston Williams
Greaneboro Herald-Journal
Georgia Journaliam
Jim
Williama
Georgia Press Association
Milledgeville
Herald-Journal
Cranston
Southerat Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Weadquarters
Chattanooga
Tenn
Injuries Kill Couple In Wrecked Car Near Fort Payne
Mina Nettle Mosley 23 of Fort Payne and Hartisos Palmer 45 of Fyffe died from injuries after an automobile crash on the Birmingham highway near Valley Head. Four others were injured: Ethel Isom 20 of Lookout Mountain, Orville Bréath 29 of Ider, C. K. Potter of Fyffe, and Oliver Lacey 24 of Fyffe. The car overturned yesterday on the highway south of Valley Head.
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Burt Fort Payne
Mina Nettle Mosley
Fort Payne
Hartisos Palmer
Fyffe
Ala
Misa Ethel Isom
Lookout Mountain
Orville
Il Bréath
Ider
Aln
C. K. Potter
Oliver Lacey
Birmingham
Wollen
Valley Head
Tax Bill Foretaste Of Heated Debate In House
The Ways and Means Committee majority recommended President Roosevelt’s tax bill to the House aiming to correct major tax system defects. It would tax corporate surpluses more fairly and remove inequities between corporate, partnership, and individual forms. The plan expects about 620 million dollars in annual revenue when fully effective, but only 183 million in 1937, delaying full impact until next Congress.
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Treand Washington
House
Democratic Committee
Iix
Pan of Taxing Corporation
Taree
Rooaevelt
Roosevelt
Congress
Farm program push moves to measure cooperation
C M Ling Houston County farm agent sent a tabulation to show extent of cooperation with the new conservation program. Last week committees worked in 14 beats to enlist farmers in filling out work plans and eligibility for grants by diverting acreage to soil conserving crops. Ling and producers planned to fit farms at his office as sign up resumes.
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C. M. Ling
Houston County
Ling
Hin
Heavy Repairs Permits Total Two Thousand Dollars
City approved two repair permits totaling 2000 dollars on Wednesday. The larger permit for a real estate repair on West North Street went to M B Malone with a listed cost of 1200 dollars, while W D Malone received a permit to repair a residence at 300 South Park Avenue with 800 dollars.
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W. North Street
M. B. Malone
W. D. Malone
S. Park Avenue
Problems Before Publishers Hold Convention Eyes: Industry Issues
About 200 publishers attended the American Newspaper Publishers Association annual convention in New York. The program focused on industry problems including freedom of the press and government abridgement. Speakers debated national versus local editorial influence and the impact of politics on reader interest.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Agaricied. Co
Robert R. McCormick
Pute Meher
Chicago Tribune
Fraeedom
The
Peas
Wiliam Randolph Hearst
Federal Communications Commusnion
Yenterday
Nvsnion
John L. Stewart
Bennayivan Tat
Old Ute
Dunion
Vincent Journey To Plead Graves Save Condemned Slayer
Montgomery dispatch reports Vincent traveled 3 000 miles to plead with Governor Graves to spare a condemned death row inmate. Details cite Birmingham police involvement and an attempted nightclub robbery in January 1939. The Alabama Supreme Court adjusted the death sentence process, with Governor Graves and the pardon board weighing clemency as Kilby Prison awaited fate.
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Mra
Vincent
Peeeny Montgomery
Teaver
Max
Hibh
Ehlel Eaven
Jane
Supreme Court
Kranle Hottie
Firmingham Defense cHunpel
Jett Tar
Bo Wee Ber
Wesley Vincent
Birmingham
Heda
Hid
Ted Iard Darritay
Darenfout
Hinaut
Jabh
Shelton
Abe
Kilby
Hidlifield
Bart
Alabama Supreme Court
Requetina
Tee
Din Duath Kertenae
State Pardon Board
Hauptmann plans return to haunting job in New Jersey
German immigrant Anna Hauptmann says she will return to the United States to take urgent work, possibly in New Jersey, amid rumors of long delays in securing a job. She asks for sympathy and explains she seeks any honest work with her child. A large portrait of Hauptmann draped in black crepe has been hung at her home as supporters discuss her situation.
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Jemonin
Fern Pope
Hauptinane
Mannitol
Snr
Plaintiff Wins Damages in Ohio Auto Collision Suit
Mrs Ernie Peteran of Sandusky Ohio won 43 percent damages in a U S District Court jury trial over injuries from a traffic collision while en route to Florida The suit named Travis Mixon Br as defendant and the case remained under advisement Wednesday with a late afternoon adjournment planned
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Verde de
U. S. Court For Ohio
United States District Court
Ernie Peteran
Sandusky
Ohio
Aliinet
Travis Mixon
Florida
T [Mixon Sulop & Peavy
Venurt
Nestion
Afteennon
Bridge Opens After Ten Day Construction Near Watford
The Watford bridge on the Rehobeth Hodgesville road opened to traffic Wednesday following ten days of work by a Houston county road and bridge crew. Foreman C McEachin said the bridge, about 144 feet long, cost roughly 200 dollars and was authorized at the March county commissioners meeting after a Rehobeth delegation requested it. The nearby Beaver Creek bridge at Gilley was noted as scheduled for replacement after the January freshet washed away the previous structure, with an estimated cost of 31,200.
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Watford
Rehobeth-Hodgesville
Houston Cauny
C. McFaching
Rehobeth
Achin
Alan
Buaver Creak
Gilley
McEachin
TVA Education Program Aims at Huntsville Conference
Knoxville reports an educational program proposed by the Tennessee Valley Authority to inform counties near the Contarville dam about the ongoing construction. Maurice Seay, head of TVA training section, said the program would be held in Huntsville, Alabama, this Friday to outline plans and secure county participation.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Newmee Valley Authority
Huntsville
Ala
Maurice Seay
TVA
Conteravile Dam
Mystery Woman Identified in Tampa Poisoning Case
Police say an unidentified young woman, found dying in a Tampa funeral parlor beta room, carried a photo and letter and wore a gown. Investigators report the victim had been missing from Tampa since March and the search seeks to determine the person who attempted to conceal her identity.
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Valle
Cattle Dip Rebel Who Slew Sheriff and Deputy
Rebel Walter Jonnsem, sought for shooting Sheriff Nugent and Deputy Brunson, eludes capture as federal riders hunt across Grant Partah. Ambushes and a planned manhunt unfold with reports of a violent uprising and a raid against cattle operation, ongoing as authorities close in.
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Walter Jonnsem
Grant Partah
W. L. Nugent
DT. Ft. Brunson
Johnson
Pair Rescued After 9 Days In Rock Tomb
Moose River Newfound rescue team reach the two men entombed for nine days in a Moose River gold mine. Dr D E Roberts and Charles Alfred Seadding survived underground with limited water and strong will as rescuers faced a treacherous tunnel and potential collapse.
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Asociated Press
Moose River
Greorgh
D. EE. Robertwott
Charlies
Alfred Seadding
Draagormen
Toronto
Herman Magitt
Robert
Two Bandits Rob Cedar Bank for 700 Dollars
Two unidentified young bandits robbed the Cedar Bank of approximately seven hundred dollars just before banking hours. Cashier Quin Money reported the bulk of the funds missing while authorities were notified and a suspect description and vehicle were issued.
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Cedar
Uae
Ada
Crdne Hutt Bank
Hearn Gluten
Jeft
Colne
Hane
Fia
Georfda
Houston Rotary hears Plein Mowers on civic concerns
An impromptu speech by Plein Mowers before a Houston Rotary Club meeting covered local civic issues and community safety. The event highlighted efforts to prevent highway accidents and promote mental health awareness, with attendees noting his knowledge of finance and public policy.
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Plein Mowers
Houston
Miawern
Ind
MtichBtnor
Fin
Katemany
Ty Rive
Mighwilthy
Tuyk
Miners Perish In Shaft Explosion Report
Birmingham dispatch reports two miners Henry Benton and Chirenes Luxell asphyxiated in a shaft after placing a dynamite charge. Authorities say Benton attempted to ignite an unexploded charge and suffocated. Russell, an official, was overcome while investigating the aftermath.
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Moyle City
Tirmingham
Henry Benton
Atimenca
Cadet John Mayo Preston Among Navy Prep Grads
The Marion Institute cadets and 31 members from 14 states completed preparatory courses for United States Naval Academy entry. Of 113 courses, 29 cadets advanced via examinations while 22 others in the group are deemed to gain admission without mental testing due to exceptional public entrance marks.
Weather summary for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Partly cloudy and cooler in Alabama with light frost in the north Wednesday night. Thursday partly cloudy and cooler in the extreme south, slightly warmer in the northwest. Northwest Florida shows monthly cloudy, cooler conditions with probable showers Wednesday night and Thursday, followed by cooler temperatures.
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Alabama
Florida
Pelnudy
Yoolers
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