Titulescu Calms Hungary Yugoslavia Rift
In Geneva Nicholas Titulescu Romanian foreign minister told the League of Nations Yugoslavia’s appeal against Hungary does not question Hungarian honor. The council hopeful Hungary will accept a league settlement while France drafts an international criminal court for terrorism.
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Geneva
Budapest
Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Dee 10
Nicholas Titulescu
Romania
League of Nations Council
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Rumania
Czechoslovakia
Council
France
International Criminal Court
Tibor Eckhardt
League
Treasury records show Recovery Act emergency outlays rise
Treasury figures indicate that by December 1 1934 emergency spending neared 1.95 billion dollars outside regular outlay. The bulk went to feeding the needy and aiding agriculture and homeowners, with 1.33 billion for public works and 1.07 billion for loans to banks industries and infrastructure.
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Stanley P. Richardson Ashington
le Sam
Treasury
Elief
The
Tennessee Valley Dopment
Boulder Canyon
Ann DIng Plans Fight For Full Custody Of Jane
Los Angeles reports actress Ann Ding plans a Reno custody battle to obtain exclusive custody of her year old daughter Jane for 12 months of the year. She would fight to override parent Harry Bannister who seeks to block absolute custody. Ding says she will press the case with the actress and actor married a year ago already divorced.
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OS Angeles
Los Angeles Times
Ann ‘Ding
Harry Bannister
Jane
Reno
Nev
Cing
the Times
Miss Ding
Lid
Pair Calling Death Obtain Wrong Phone
A Bronx couple dialed for death from a Royal Tavern phone booth and talked to police. The man named Paul, 19 year old Shirley Larson, and a vial of poison were found. both were conscious. Shirley survived. Paul was taken to Bellevue in a psychopathic ward.
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Dale Harrison
New York
Death
Bronx
Shirley Larson
Paul
Shirley
Bellevue
Polls Set Friday for Cotton Act Vote in Houston County
C M Ling farm agent urges farmers to vote to retain the Bankhead Act with polling places listed across 14 beats from Vicksburg to Dupree. Vote secrecy at the boothless polls, three officials per site, ballots with a secretary of agriculture statement, and permanent voter records. Qualifications include acreage reduction contract signers or 1934 tax exemption eligibility. Polls open 3 am to 5 pm.
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Houston County
C. M. Ling
Secretary of Agriculture
Vicksburg
Brannon
Courthouse
Rehobeth
Garrett's Cross Roads
Cottonwood
400 license tag sales reflect county wide improvement
Houston county issued 400 more automobile licenses this year driven by better business conditions. Many tags went to older stored cars, some five to six years idle, with Model T examples found despite repainting and new tires. Probate Judge Harry K. Martin’s office notes most last year owners retained vehicles, while many now drive their first cars.
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Houston County
Harry K. Martin
FERA distributes mattresses and comforts at Dothan
The local FERA office reports 73 mattresses and one comforter given out to relief cases over the weekend. Rice and potatoes continue to be apportioned to families in need at the Dothan Unemployment Agency under work director G. P. Morrison.
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FERA
Dothan
G. P. Morrison
Rampage Charged in Enterprise Cotton Mill Slashing
Willie Morris a white man was jailed today accused of slashing 18 warp threads at the Enterprise cotton mill causing about 200 damage on Saturday. Police report says the incident occurred during a rampage at the mill premises.
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Willie Morris
Enterprise
Government to require corporate pay details for top executives
Washington reports the SEC expects high officials of major corporations to disclose salaries and bonuses to the commission. Treasury data show billionaire incomes rising, with at least two executives earning over 5 million and 3 million respectively, versus broader income trends.
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Washington
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commission
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
SEC
The
Roosevelt Warns Farm Production Must Keep Limit
President Roosevelt spoke by telephone to the American Farm Bureau Federation in Nashville, praising a billion dollar rise in farm income amid drought and warning production must match actual demand. He outlined three conditions for continued gains: industrial growth, increased imports to pay for exports, and agriculture adjusting output to the market. He urged continued Farm Bureau support and wished he could attend in person.
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Washington
Roosevelt
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
Federation
Nashville
Tenn
Mould for counterfeit dollars sought by authorities
Federal county and city officers raided after arrests of four African Americans on counterfeiting charges. Dan Bryant McKinley Thomas and John Brady Key jailed on $1,000 bonds. Daisy Thomas released on bond. Ring allegedly supplied mold and counterfeit dollars to circulate in the area. Investigators say a white man directed operatives and provided the coins.
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United States
Birmingham
Department of Justice
Dan Bryant
McKinley Thomas
John Brady Key
Daisy Thomas
Piney Grove School Rebuilding Underway After Fire
Rebuilding of Piney Grove school, destroyed by fire months ago, is underway with pupils continuing classes in Piney Grove church. The new structure will be rebuilt with insurance carried on the school.
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Piney Grove School
Piney Grove
Wealthy Tulsa Youth Arrested At Parley In Probe Of Mysterious Gorrell Shooting
Wealthy Tulsa youth Homer F. Wilcox Jr. 17, son of a prominent TV man, was arrested after appearing with his father at police headquarters in a probe of the Gorrell shooting. He faces a charge of malicious mischief as authorities note gunfire in the vicinity the night of the slaying. Philadelphia Kennamer, 19, son of Judge Franklin Kennamer, is jailed on murder charges for killing Gorrell, a 23 year old dental student, in self defense on November 29. The father posted bond for the youth, and both left the station together. The case involves an alleged extortion note targeting Wilcox, which county officials say several have seen. The incident connects to the broader mystery surrounding Gorrell’s death and related events.
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Charles Carr
Gorrell
Phil Kennamer
Chief Carr
Kennamer
United
Franklin E. Kennamer
Wally Ambferson
Wilcox
Sisent
Virginia
Anderson
Deast Jo Persis
Sidney Born, Jr
Sammamer
Korn
Tulsa University
Gorrellease
Mrs Byrd Remembered For Civic Work In Enterprise
Enterprise and Coffee county mourn the death of Mrs. J. B. Byrd who died at Dothan hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 2:30 this afternoon at her home with burial in Ozark. Rev. W R Bickerstaff Rev W J Ogietree and Rev W H Venters officiated. Pallbearers included Sam Carroll A D Bryns R D Martin W S Huey James Rolling and Ben Byrd Henderson.
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Enterprise
Coffee County
J. B. Byrd
Dothan
Mildred Byrd
Enteprise
H. B. Burdeshaw
Byrd
Parker
W. J. Ogietree
Enterprise Baptist Church
W. H. Venters
Forest Avenue Methodist Church
Montgomery
Sam Carroll
Ozark
A. D. Bryns
R. D. Martin
W.S. Huey
James Rolling
Ben Byrd Henderson
Dale Countian Injured When Auto Turns Over
F D Parish of near Ozark was hospitalized after a car accident on the Ozark Enterprise highway Saturday night. He sustained cuts and lacerations and was not in critical condition.
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Dale Countian
Auto
Enterprise
F. D. Parish
Near Ozark
Ozark Enterprise Highway
Four in New Orleans water clash ends with razor, ice pick. one shot fired
In New Orleans four black residents fought in the street using water, a razor, an ice pick and a pistol. Catherine Williams threw water, Alma Thomas was cut, Albert Howard was stabbed, Harrison Morris shot Howard in the side. Morris fled as police hunted him.
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New Orleans
Catherine Williams
Alma Thomas
Catherine
Alma
Albert Howard
Harrison Morris
Albert
Morris
Death of Dr L E Tiller shocks Chipley community
Chipley Fla Dec 10 Special silent shock hits Chipley on the sudden death of Dr L E Tiller a dentist well known in the area He died Sunday morning after months of poor health and his funeral was held at the home with Rev W A Furnes and Rev A T Camp officiating He leaves a wife one son Howard students in Atlanta dental school and several brothers and nephews detailed in the obituary with numerous pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named from local families and colleagues.
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Chipley
Fla
Tur. L. E. Tiller
Tiller
O'Slack
W. A. Furnes
J. I
A. T. Camp
Howard
Atlanta
O. B Tiller
Burress Tiller
Vernon
Tom Tiller
Southport
F. T. Coleman
Wilmer Coleman
Crane Coleman
Noah Tiller
Wade Tiller
John D. Tiller
Lewie Tiler
Filwood Tiller
Paul Tiler
G. M. Myera
D. J. Jones
P. A. Hutchison
H. 8. Bailey
J. B. Glenn
A. N. Everett
C. E. Tharp
C. B. Dunn
F. B. Calloway
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Colder Weather To Follow Snow In North Alabama
Snow, winter’s delight for children, fell across Florence, Gardendale, and Tuscaloosa as temperatures dipped into the 20s. Forecasters warned residents to guard exposed pipes and ensure warm fires as a brief snow event was expected to be followed by fair, cold conditions into Tuesday.
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Alabame
Florence Toy
Gulf Cryst
Tennessee
Welfare unit seeks shoes for 18 Houston youngsters
The Houston County Welfare Department appealed for shoes for 18 children aged three to 14 facing winter without proper footwear. Officials urged the public to donate new or used shoes and said a welfare staffer will take calls to arrange aid.
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Houston
Houston County Child Welfare Department
Dothan
Welfare Department
General James Berney Stanley 91 Editor and Publisher Dies
Greenville veteran editor General James Berney Stanley 91, longtime publisher of the Greenville Advocate and Inat Confederate veteran, died yesterday. He founded the Advocate in 1865 and served as a state senator and National Press Association vice president. His career shaped Alabama public opinion through Reconstruction and war service. He remained editor-in-chief until illness forced bed rest this fall. the title of general was conferred by the state in recognition of his service.
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Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
L. S. U. Fight
Helen Gilkison
Long
Reveille
Newapper
James M. Smith
Grace Williamson
Jessie H. Cutter
Carl Corbin
Campanile War Memorial
Greenville
James Berney Stanley
Greenville Advocate
Alabama
The
Advocate
National Press Association
Foon
Yevish Pratse
General Stanley
Lee
United States
W. C. Oates
Pub Vc
General Stanley Dies After Long Illness In Greenville
General Stanley, whose health declined over three years, died at 2 AM Sunday as six children and an only sister remained at his bedside. Born near Hayneville in Lowndes county, he served in the Civil War after wounded at Franklin and later founded the Greenville Advocate. His sons later managed the paper while he served on the Greenville school board and as a city councilman.
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Jnat
Owe Oor
Mwly
Lis
Lowndes
Hayneville
Lowndes County
Robert Hendricks
Emma
Stone) Stanley
Franklin
Ham Hendricks Stanley
Greenville
City Officials Buy Boiler Under Emergency Claim
City officials completed a boiler purchase for the municipal plant claiming an emergency. Five councilmen approved in a cloud session, with shipment from Orlando, Florida, where the unit has served eight years, at a total cost of about $2,001 including price, freight, and installation. ratification at the next council meeting is planned.
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Orhindo
Fla
Opelika Lawyer Named Legislative Candidate
N. D. Denson Jr. an Opelika lawyer was selected by the Lee County Democratic Executive Committee as the Democratic candidate for Seat No 2 in the Alabama legislature. The vacancy was created by the resignation of W. J. Samford after his nomination. A special election is set for January 7, to be held by order of Governor B. M. Miller.
Snowy Streets Said to Save Pedestrian Lives
Snow covered streets in Chicago credited with saving a number of pedestrian lives over the past four days. No fatalities reported in Cook County during that period, contrasting with an average of about 12.5 deaths every four days in the county.
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Chicago
Cook County
Weather report from Alabama and neighbors
Alabama and northwest Florida forecast fair with colder nights and frost to the coast and north portion. Tuesday brings fair conditions, with freezing temperatures tonight in parts of the region. Tennessee high level: partly cloudy tonight, fair Tuesday, temperatures low with little change.
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Florida
Tennessee
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