Mitchell Preaches On Death and Resurrection Doctrine
In a Mitchell tabernacle sermon he argued death is sleep until the resurrection, opposing immediate heaven after death. He cited scriptures, contrasted heathen beliefs, and asserted salvation awaits after judgment, urging belief in Christ for eternal life.
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Ible
Sty
Mitchell
Tabernacle
Mipimann
Adam
Good
Mike
Adar
Cain
Atatea
J D C Meeting At Huntsville First Time In 12 Years
In Huntsville Alabama the Alabama chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy holds its 40th annual convention May 22 with John L Woodbury of Louisville Ky as guest of honor. The group last met in Huntsville about 1909.
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Hantaville
Untsville
Alabama
WPA Chief Stresses Labor Reserve Role of Agency
WPA head Ray Crow argues the Works Progress Administration is a tax payer funded program created to provide temporary employment for the unemployed. He notes the agency must maintain efficiency, supply tools and supervision, and gradually reduce rolls as private employment redeploys workers. The talk urges aggressive steps to ensure aid goes to those truly in need and not compete with private employers.
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Ray Crow
Associated Trans
Montgomery
Publc
Works Progress Administration
Ito
Attace
WPA
Eac
WEA
Lehar
Thie
Ted Husing Weds Radio Announcer and Actress in Town Hall
Radio announcer Ted Husing married 2 year old screen actress Frances Sizer in a quiet town hall ceremony officiated by Justice Leo Mintzer. Town Clerk William A Wilding witnessed the license payment of 7.25 dollars. Husing’s prior marriage to Helen Gifford ended in divorce.
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Harrison
Ted Husing
Frances Sizer
Leo Mintzern
Witliam A Wilding
Husing
Helen Giffords
Memorial Held for Confederate Dead at Hartford
Memorial Day service at Hartford cemetery honored Confederate veterans with a program led by Mrs. A C Fields. Rev RJ Haaken delivered a prayer, quartet performances by Elizabeth and Date to Davis and Misner Jewel and Deline Spears, and talks by Rey JA Tim frerman and Mr Bally. Wreaths were placed on 35 graves by Davenport and others, including daughters of Confederate and World War veterans. A nearby Scarlet fever serum center offered $9 for small blood donations from recent mufflers with the dresses.
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Hartford
Hartford Cemetery
A C Fields
RJ Haaken
Elizabeth
Davis
Misner
Jewel
Deline Spears
Rey JA. Timfrerman
Mr. Bally
jcCormick
S D MM Bo Young
Ftower
Iris
Alabama League of Municipalities Convention Dates Moved
Ed Reid executive secretary announces the 1936 Alabama League of Municipalities convention will be held in Birmingham on June 11 after Mayors objected to the May 7-4 dates and the run off election on June 9. Mayor D W Hoan of Milwaukee may address the league. John Burton, Jasper, is league president.
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Montgomery
Ed Reid
Alabama League of Municipalities
Birmingham
Reid
Mayo
D W Hoan
Milwaukee
League
John Burton
Jasper
Break on Worth Street Ends in Prisoner Shootout
A police report describes three black prisoners on Worth Street in a break for freedom. Aaron Sporting is wounded, Wille Frank Grayer escaped, and a third surrendered after Warden H Judah shot near the scene. The incident followed a gunfire break in a crowded street as authorities pursued the inmates.
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Worth Street
Aaron
Noted Educator Honizontay and the 6th Grade Cipher
A garbled OCR fragment lists an educator named Honizontay and a string of disjointed terms. It mentions a male teacher, a college station, frames for death, and various unrelated words and numbers. The text appears to be a damaged historical newspaper snippet with no coherent narrative.
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Honizontay
Aly
Virgin AB Jewel
Ight
Modernity Wins Aged Pair Dead In Center Incident
A chaotic report details an April event in which Modernity leads collapse lingering from a fatal incident. Authorities describe injuries and a scene at a central location with names and affiliations unclear due to OCR errors. The narrative mentions emergency responses and uncertain outcomes, with no clear resolution or charges disclosed.
Pass Tax Relief Bills And Leave Word At Capitol
Washington April 28 Cary word is said to have been heard privately to administration tenders in Congress that once the tax bill and relief approvals pass, the White House will not be disappointed to other pending legislation. Key bills on Senate and House calendars may affect administration support as Roosevelt is viewed reluctant to back any measures prolonging the tax imposition. House rules and committee hearings have delayed action while both sides weigh relief requests. Members expect delays before relief funds reach Congress and the White House may press to speed action or risk political fallout.
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Cary
Fey
Peasion
Senate
House
Roosevett Ia
Dored Dupra
Speedy Wetlon
Tunis
Olten
Alaakuke
Wagner
New York
de Imoernin
Impatience Grows in Washington As Congress Faces Short Session
A jumble of lines shows lawmakers pressed by time as the 435House members and a Senate half remain up for reelection this year. With taxes and relief out of the way, the administration has little reason to seek a prolonged session while President Roosevelt cautions patience.
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House
Senate
Washington
Laxes
Retlef
Roosevelt
Ana
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