Wallace Urges Safeguarding Farm Land and Erosion Control
Secretary Wallace told the National Rivers and Harbors congress that coordinated water systems and erosion control methods are needed to curb vast land loss and flood runoff. He warned current farming practices have exhausted subsoil, polluted streams, and raised flood stages, urging contour farming and terracing as deterrents to erosion and waste.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wallace
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Agriculture Secretary
Soi Conservaion Services
EX-EDITOR E M Kellogg Died in Fairhope at 70
E M Kellogg former editor at Macon Telegraph died in Fairhope yesterday in his seventh decade. He worked nine years at Birmingham Age Herald before retiring in 1934. Born in Jackson Georgia he spent about 30 years in journalism and helped found the International Typographical Union in 1888. Survived by widow three daughters Mrs Wetmore Mrs Fouta and Mrs Hubbie and two sons Harold Kellogg and William Kellogg burial is planned Forest Hill Cemetery Birmingham.
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EM. Kellogg
Magoan Telegraph
Arc-Herald
Fairhope
E. M. Kellogg
Macon
Telegraph
Birmingham Age Herald
Jackson
Kellogg
Richard Wetmore
Woodward
Alf
Thomas Fouta
Thomas Hubbie
Detroit
Harold Kellogg
William Kellogg
United States Navy
Forest Hill Cemtery
Birmingham
Dothan Post Office Renames Mall Collection Hours
The Dothan post office announces new mall collection times in the business district at 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. The change, effective April 15, follows complaints from the local chamber of commerce and is ordered by assistant postmaster general H. H. Howes. The schedule shift affects regular carrier collections and comes from higher authority.
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Dothan
Busines
H. H. Howes
Chamber of Commerce
J. M. Hughes
Death at Radio Broadcast Haunts Birmingham Area
Irony marks a Birmingham April 27 report as Maureen Hunter of Recah hem and New York sang to a deceased grandmother on an amateur radio program from New York. Relatives in Birmingham listened by telephone as the announcer described the tribute broadcast tied to the grandmother’s death and the program’s “honor” designation.
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Birmingham
En Hunter
Recahhem
New York
Eagringham
New Yorke
Maureen Hunter
Alabama
May 15 Deadline Agreed For Soil Program Registry
State soil conservation committee set a May 15 deadline for farmers to file worksheets to qualify for a $470 million Federal Soil Conservation program. W H Robertson announced the date at a county agents meeting from 23 counties. Filing worksheets does not bind farmers to participate. tax precautions were advised if they later join.
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Mosttcomery
State
Soft Conservation Committee
W. H. Robertson
State Committee
Robertson
Mystery tipster in Wendel case guarded closely
A mysterious woman informant is guarded by police as Brooklyn officials prepare a grand jury hit. District Attorney Geoghan and New Jersey Attorney General Wilents discuss a possible arrest in the Paul H. Wendel kidnapping case. The unnamed bright blonde is linked to indicted figures and a possible partner in custody. An escort plan to a station Saturday night is mentioned.
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Prescy
New York
William F. X. Geoghan
Kings County
David Twilents
New Jersey
Paul H. Wendel
Geoghan
Brooklyn
Murray Bleefel
Wendel
Bicefeld
Ella Parker, Jr
Woodpecker Hunter Resumes Chase At St John’s Church
In Sheboygan Wisconsin Officer Joseph Peronek renowned marksman returns to watch for a woodpecker that drilled on the metal cross of St John’s Evangelical Church. Neighbors had suffered sleepless nights during the bird’s hammering prompting prior execution duty. The bird appeared after an earlier threat to delay, intensifying the vigil as services approached.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Joseph Peronek
St. John's Evangelical Church
Bezonek
Benzonck
Revi
Meeting Again Freddie Bartholomew Secluded Return
Freddie Bartholomew, 12, appeared at National Boys Week in Hollywood before retreating to seclusion as custody battle details remained private. His mother Mrs Sir Ian Bartholomew last met him Wednesday in the presence of his guardian Miss Mylicent Bartholomew amid a court fight over earnings and guardianship.
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Hollywood
Freddie Bartholomew
Sir Ian Bartholomew
Mylicent Bartholomew
Freddie
Sho
England
Anderton III Aiders For Senate Cancel Talk
Anderton III, Birmingham attorney and Alabama dry forces leader, canceled his Dothan visit to rally support for the U S Senate campaign due to sudden illness. No date was announced for a possible later appearance.
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Senate
Ff. T. Anderton
Birmingham
Torney
Alabama
Dry Forces
U. S. Senate
Dothan
Italian Army Push Toward Addis Ababa in 15000-Troop Column
A motorized column of about 15,000 Italian troops led by Marshal Pietro Badoglio drove from Dessye toward Addis Ababa. The force, drawn from 30,000 arrivals, advances with 1,900 trucks and clashes reported in the Dessye–Addis Ababa corridor as Italian forces tighten control and drop leaflets warning of destruction if Ethiopia resists. Meanwhile France, Austria, and Poland face political and military tensions shaping the broader European scene.
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Pietro Badaglio
Dessye
Addis Ababa
Chiate
East Africa
Dessye-Addis Ababa
Deasye
Lake Ashang
Dossye
Malale
Badopiio
Get
Rodolfo Grarian
Sasa Banch
Barer
Hutle Selassie
Italy
Ethiopia
France
Thhe
Voline
Redicel Socialist Party
TV Netup
Als
Torven
Labor Meeting Awaits Alabama State Labor Federation
Florence hosts the 25th annual Alabama State Federation of Labor convention with the largest delegation on record. Key issues include craft versus industrial unionism and potential shifts in organizing methods. Early frontrunners for federation president include Sam E. Roper, Shettiel, and Willan Mitenh from Birmingham.
Burglars Loot Purity Ice Cream Store On North St Andrews
Saturday night burglars entered the Purity Ice Cream Co on North St Andrews Street and looted the cash register, taking a sum estimated between 216 and 16 dollars. Police reported the incident on Monday.
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Purity Ice Cream Co
Auto Crash Toll Rises as Houston County Fatality Reported
A Sunday night wreck near Webh left one dead and one injured in Houston County. Crell Fry, 27, of Rubeford died after his car overturned and rolled near an abandoned well. An investigation traced ownership to Kay of Ashford, with license records showing a transfer. Funeral services for Fry were planned at Avhford First Baptist. Police noted two other collisions and a DWI arrest in the same period as law enforcement pursued the other drivers.
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Daotary
Crell Fry
Rubeford
Dothan
Webh
Stoveri
Ed Wen
Negra
Kay
W. KE. Ivey
Ashford
Wcense
Ivey
Trey
Malin
Jonny Renfro
Anyather
Punk
Blakely
Fia
Dunn
Kig Wan
Avhford Firat
Arthur Wigging
Grell Burchett
Charlo
McArthur
Earnest Kay
Mre Meilie Mae Kay
Binthera
Braxton Pray
Jilmer Lamar Kay
Drovka
Volef
Trchratrgy
Drange
Chet
Buxton to Hang British Appeal Court Rejects Murder Appeal
The British appeal court rejected Dr Buck Runton's murder appeal after three judges upheld the death sentence for killing his wife and a servant near the border called the devil's wen. Runton's attorney Norman Rirkett contended the judge misdirected the jury. Crown evidence was not required. The couple were killed near September 194.
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Appeaie
Tondon
Din
Buck Runton
Devil
Bret
Lord Hewart
Ford
Hen
Kingland
Hhr
Rugton
Norman Rirkrtt
Unemployed protests loom in New Jersey capitol
In Trenton on April 27, workers allied with the Workers' Alliance vow to surrender the New Jersey House chamber if lawmakers resist. Police plan to deploy 40 to 50 troopers in the State House corridors as thousands of unemployed rally from various sections. The group seeks funds and food donations while pressuring officials to address deprivation and injustice with renewed resolve.
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Prewa
Trenton
N. J
Powell Johnson
Workers’ Alliance
Porargetin
Via
iSvw
Jersey
Suenday
Wale
State House
Snell Attacks New Taxes Amid Tax Bill Battle
A jittery Capitol scene unfolded as Snell blasted the proposed tax bill aiming for 42 1-2 percent corporate rates and new levies. Senators Pollotte and others warned of economic hardship while committee debates progress with House and Senate factions weighing their options.
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Agrictatentrou
Washington
Thepublican
Baephinget
Snell
Corlier
Nvanis
Amat
Strugeiing Buainews
Lin Pollotte
Wiecanain
Admissalia
Senate
Rome Toombern
Roosevelt
Wurplan
House
Jmhaing
Senate Republicans
Benator McNary
Crenan
Hextings
Deieware
Kueh Ae Benator Couzene
Michigan
Sovedii
Rome
King
Mah
Weekend car raid disrupts town celebration stance
Weekend patrols cracked down on a parade gone awry as officers tested a new approach to curb gatherings. A plain-car unit descended on local festivities, causing a rapid dispersal and confusion among residents. Several bystanders were startled by the sudden police presence.
Last Bonds Paid by City Metiree Final Unit Retirement
The city completed retirement of three $1,097 bonds once held by the original holder on a note extension, due again in 1436-37-34. Treasurer J. L. Vaughn reported the bond purchase and security retirement totaling $9.90 within six days.
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al Past Dus Securitien
Ward Ridter-Trenaurer
J. L. Vaughn
Two Captured At Mobile In Chipley Steal
Florida authorities chase a multi state crime ring involved in a $1000 liquor truck hold up and kidnapping of a taxi driver. Homer Parker is identified by officials as a key suspect. Warnings include cross state abductions in Alabama Florida Georgia and Louisiana with arrests in Mobile. The group allegedly coordinated thefts and car movements across the Deep South.
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Mobile
Homer Parker
Warren ‘Burchmahn
Uluten
Wan
Jait
Moblin Wuburh
Alas Bona
Loutntina
Minetas Po Ph
Florida
Ana ‘Texna
Burch
Parker
Hoery
An Neary
J. A Rabey
Fla
Ala
Chipley
Maclanen
Fie
John T. Harrel
Washington County
Fluke Champion
Jackson
Wat Minn
Ain
Harrell
Tusca- Tnonn
Aln
Watkins
Mertanny
Whigham
Jin
French Leftists Establish Heavy Election Margin
Paris April 21 report on first vote for new chamber amid leftist gains. Incumbent deputies toppled in many districts while the leftist alliance and the people’s front made major gains. right-wing forces suffered across the board.
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Howard Kennedy
Opyright
Paris
France
Victori Fu
Ratieah
Saesutiet
Ilu
Etree Tien
Otmelal Cetdan
HIBS
Peported
Thal FO Deputien
Conuouet
Tata
Contempt and speed charges loom in separate cases
Amid a Washington scene April 4 and a Texas incident on April 2, two distinct legal troubles surface. Marion Zinnebeck faces contempt and related charges over information and traffic behavior, while a Kansas City man, KF A Sulford, suffered severe injuries after a high speed crash near Rovere River. An ambulance and hospital care followed, with Sulford kept in surgery for treatment.
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Amather Iteund
Washington
Marion Zinnebeck
Capital Police
Orearty
Walier Bates
Aperata
Etree
Fasthfu Friena
Sheriff closes Rockwood mill amid riot fears
In Rockwood Tennessee Sheriff Elmer Goodwin surrounded the Rockwood Hosiery mill with deputies to reopen the plant after a dramatic meeting where about 75 workers, mostly women, jeered and heckled as guards used tear gas and firearms. Authorities prepared to prevent further unrest and entry by protesters.
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Roabery
Rockwood
Tenn
Elmer Goodwin
Nee
Plekata
Weather outlook for Alabama and Northwest Florida
Partly cloudy Monday night in extreme West Alabama and Northwest Florida with Tuesday turning cloudy and a chance of local thunder. The forecast covers the extreme west portion and notes a cloudy Tuesday ahead for the region.
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Alabama
Ex Treme West
Florida
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