Bankhead Aims to Lead House as Alabama Chooses Speaker
In Washington Alabama candidates circle the House speakership. Alabamian William Bankhead mustered support while opponents keep quiet, with regional figures predicting outcomes. Roosevelt comments on Bankhead backing while relief aid and school funding loom for Alabama ahead of January state actions.
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Francis M. Lemay
Washington
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1517 B for Tunic Dress
A fashion brief introduces Barbara Bell Pattern No 1517 B for a tunic dress with horizontal striped fabrics in silk velvet wool and cottons. It notes sizes 14 through 20 and 40, corresponding busts, yardage guides, stripe matching, and an illustrated instruction guide. Tomorrow features a child’s frock with panties.
Barbara Bell Pattern Service Enclose 15 Cents for Pattern
Enclose 15 cents in coins for Pattern No Name Size Address. Give pattern number size and full address. Wrap coins securely in paper.
Talks to Parents By Mrs Brooke Peters Church
Mrs Brooke Peters advises parents on guiding children on trips such as the World’s Fair. She recalls Tommy a 10 year old overwhelmed by rapid sights and crowds. She argues adults should limit museum visits for children and let parents explore when possible.
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Brooke Peters
Tommy
Pillar
Santa and Squirrels Repel Cat In Puddle Muddle Tale
In a Mary Graham Bonner Sundown Stories scene, Santa Claus and Willy Nilly host birds while squirrels defend the area from a gray cat. Captain Bushy Tail orders an urgent counterattack as the felid nears. The episode ends with a retreat to safety as the threat is repelled.
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Review of Scottsboro death verdict fought in Alabama
Briefs opposing a Supreme Court review of Clarence Norris Scottsboro death verdict were printed in Montgomery. Alabama officials said copies would be served on Samuel Leibowitz and Osman Kraenkel, claiming to represent the defendant. The state stressed no proof of systematic Negro jury exclusion was established.
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Montgomery
Clarence Norris
Scottsboro
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Osmond Kraenkel
New York
Thomas S. Lawson
Thomas E. Knight, Jr
Lawson
Scottsboro Case Facts Highlight Jury Claim and Appeals
The defense argued no evidence showed Negroes were excluded from jury rolls as the Scottsboro case dates to 1931. Nine defendants, including Norris and Heywood Patterson, faced death sentences after multiple trials in Alabama. Miss Bates recanted earlier testimony, while seven co defendants await trial in Jefferson county jail amid appeals to the U S Supreme Court. Attorneys have changed repeatedly, with Leibowitz and the International Labor Defense among names cited.
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Victoria Price
Ruby Bates
Jackson County
Alabama
Scottsboro
Norris
Heywood Patterson
Decatur
Ala
Miss Bates
Jefferson County
United States Supreme Court
Leibowitz
International Labor Defense
Just What Is a Barlow Knife Wrinkles Supreme Bench
Louisiana Supreme Court wrestled with what defines a Barlow knife as District Attorney Kennon urged retrial of Olan DeSorell for killing Marion Hooper. Kennon described the blade as a common two bit pocketknife while judges questioned the term and its origins in Mark Twain lore.
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August Brow
Supreme Bench
New Orleans
Louisiana
Supreme Court
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Minden
Olan DeSorell
Marion Hooper
Kennon
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Franklin
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Kenon
Mark Twain
DeSorell
Miller Forwards State Request For 3 1/2 Million For Schools
Governor B M Miller sent the Federal Emergency Administration a formal form 11 8 grant request for 3 550 000 to keep Alabama schools in session through 1934 35 The move followed Joe Starnes pledge to aid Alabama educators who warned 65 000 children could be shut out of school in February without aid
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Alabama
Lister Hill
Montgomery
Legistate
Harry L. Hopkins
Overnor B. M. Miller
B. M. Miller
Federal
FERA
U. S
Joe Starnes
Gadsden
Eighth Congressional District
Coal men seek rural power link as hydro substitute
In Washington a coal industry plan proposes spending eight billion dollars to connect farms to existing power lines. The initiative aims to keep coal use in steam plants, preserve jobs for miners and rail workers, and match or beat Roosevelt era yardstick rates while opposing broader hydro electrification.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
George J. Leahy
National Job Savingami Investment Protection Bureau
Bureau
National Coal Association
The
United Mine Workers
Leahy
Tennessee Valley
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Navy Abandons Hunt for Missing Filers Near Honolulu
The Navy ends a wide search in the mid Pacific for Lieut. Charles T. P. Ulm and two Australian filers presumed lost at sea since last Tuesday as hope fades. The Army has not yet decided if its aircraft will continue the search.
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Honolulu
Charles T. P. Ulm
mid-Pacific
Army
Cat Returns to Sender as Mailbox Surprises Clerk
SMITHFIELD N C Jerry George deputy clerk of court found a cat in his mailbox among letters and papers. He was momentarily nonplussed but placed the cat back in the box with a neck tag reading refused.
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Smithfield
N. C
Jerry George
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