Morgan Chiefs Get First Bid To Arms Quiz
Morgan and Thomas W. Lamont of Mora and Company named as the first witnesses for the Senate munition committee hearings set for January 7. The panel seeks broader neutrality legislation as investigators release a memo by Clark and Nye reviewing Rupert Lansing's role in wartime loans to aid Allies.
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Morgan Chiefs
Preston Grover
Ashington
Dav
Clark
Missouri
Nye
North
Etate
Rupert Lansing
United Statens
United States
Talerest
Warlead
Bas É
Joone
Congress Committee
Year of the G men and gang murders in 1935
Sail writer Herbert Yamrael surveys 1935 crime headlines with G men advancing on the old enemies. Barker and Barker-Karpis gang members die or are captured, Hauptmann’s Lindbergh kidnapping case dominates, and other sensational murders, kidnappings, and trials unfold across the United States as public enemies Nos 1 and 2 ebb and flow.
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Herbert Yamrael
Associated Press
Sail
Gmeo
John Smuth
Ist
Fred Barker
Bremer
Department of Justice
Florida
Ma Barker
Tsurs
Hamilton
Southwest
Electre
Texay
Walter Legenza
Robert Mola
T Tatnte
Ced
Electric Cash
Virginis Tanck Schultz
Arthur Flegenheimer
New York
Newark
King Men
John Paut Chase
Cuddy
Baby Fare
Nelson
Rottie
Barker-Karpis
Prion
Amal
Alvin Karpis
No 1
Edward G Cremer
Thomas Robinson, Jr
William Mahan
Robinson
Uti VY
Louis Ile
Kuiwaphig Mahan
George Wryoalacuser
Tacoma
Wash
Tate
Harmon Watley
Utah
Waley
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Lansing Letter Warned Neutrality Strain Led to Loans
The Lansing letter argues that non-lending neutrality policy risks economic collapse and worker hardship. Nye-Clark memo notes danger of gold payments to belligerents, urging U.S. loans to sustain Allied finances. One month later, Britain and France secured large loans led by J P Morgan. Andre Tsidicu remarks U S victory for Allies became essential after overseas loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
William Jennings Bryan
Ile
Nye-Clark
Lanting
Innis
Theoey
Atale
Bryan
Europe
Wilson
J. P. Morgan and Co
Andrew Tsidicu
France
Hess
Ioana
United States
Recovery's Strides In 1935 Boosts New Year Hopes
New York December 27 Associated Press recovery gains point to broader revival in capital goods and consumer markets. Signs include large orders for machine tools, record electric power production, and rising residential construction. Auto production surges with new models, while unemployment remains high but showing potential decline as modernization and new product distribution create jobs.
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Claude A. Jagger
Associated Press
New York
Upcla Ram
Dec May Grapn Quotations Voor Morn
Fragmentary data lists numbers and terms without clear events or names. The readable bits show numeric sequences and possible titles but lack coherent context or identifiable persons or organizations to frame a proper news item.
Market Cotton Seed Sale Report
Cotton seed market notes show steady tone with modest activity. Figures mention 1059 price tone and sales at 73, but OCR quality obscures full details. Reader should view original for exact figures and dates.
G C Cox Dies From Septic Poisoning In Dothan
Former Columbia police chief G C Cox 43 died in a Dothan hospital from septic poisoning after illness. Survived by wife three sons Hubert Fitzhugh Gillette Cox a daughter Jessie Cox mother Mrs J C Cox brothers Moody Cox Freight Cox Ernest Cox Clarence Cox plus four sisters in Alabama and Tennessee. Funeral 8 p m Friday at Columbia Methodist church with Rev L W Tubb officiating burial at Columbia city cemetery with Dowling Griffin directing.
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Columbia
G . Cox
Dothan
Hubert, Fitzhugh
Gillette Cox
Jessie Cox
J. C. Cox
Moody Cox
Panatie City
Flo
Freight Cox
Mobile
Ernest Cox
Dot
Death notice for William D. Bunton of Cottonwood Route Two
William D Bunton Jr age 76 died at his home on Cottonwood Route Two Friday infirmities aged. Survived by son O L Bunton Madrid and six daughters Mrs M B Granger Birmingham Mrs A C Clark Blakely Miss Carne Bunton Cottonwood Route Two Mrs D W Shipper Dothan and Mia J P Jones and Mrs F J Jones Cottonwood. Funeral 9:30 am Saturday Cottonwood Methodist Church Rev Hertrum officiating. Burial Cottonwood City Cemetery with six grandsons pallbearers Dowling Griffin in charge Honorary pallbearers M W Sellers B J Grace Dan Marshal B F Maxham J B Smith H J Hood.
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Cottonwood
Wiliam D. Bunton
O. L. Bunslin
Madrid
M. B. Granger
Birmingham
A. C. Clark
Blakely
Carne Buntin
D. W. Shipper
Dothan
Mia
J. P
Child Succumbs After Pneumonia and Whooping Cough Complications
The four week old child of Mr and Mrs KV Williams of Slocomb route one died from a head ailment with pneumonia and whooping cough complications. Besides the parents the infant leaves 18 paternal grandparents and other relatives. Funeral at Christian Home Church with Rev Will Davis of Slocomb presiding. Interment in church cemetery. Hog sale planned at C L Stockyards on Range street Friday by the Houston County Swine Breeders Association aiming to load a full car.
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Paul V. Williams
Witte Slocomb
Fellows Ainesa
D. H Waters
Slocomb
Christian Home Church
Will Davia
Buria
C.L
Range Street
Houston County Swine Breeders’ Association
Death of J F Hudgens 57 prominent Dale county farmer
J F Hudgens aged 57 fellow Dale county farmer died at a local hospital after seven months illness. Survived by wife two sons A M Hudgens and J F Hudgens Pinckard and Chattahoochee, three daughters Evelyn Moody nurse and two other daughters, a brother two sisters and other relatives. Funeral from Pinckard Methodist church Sunday at 10 30 with Rev Watson and Rev Lett officiating burial in church cemetery Houston Funeral Home in charge.
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John Fletcher Hudgens
Plackerd
Hinl
Dale County
Big Sea
A.M. Hudgens
Chattabouchee
Fla
J. F
Watson
Hev. T. W. Lett
Church
Houston Funeral Home
Promoter Feted at Columbia Lions Club Meeting
In Columbia last night George Rice Oh Well promoter was honored by the Lions Club with a gold watch and a celebratory speech marking his purported discovery near the area. M L Oakley led the ceremony with Clarence Atkeson and U S Naval attache at Yale, plus Roy Brown and Prof C Phillips of Birmingham as speakers. Marriage licenses were issued for Pony Talmadge Wast and Clarsie Mae Korusgay and Charlie H Culbreth and Odessa Nell.
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Columbia
Columbia Lions Club
George Rice
Rice
M. L. Oakley
Clarence Atkeson
C. L. GC. Atkeson
U. 8
Yale University
Roy Brown
C. Phillips
Birmingham
Thuradsy
Pony Talmadge Wast
Dothan
Clarsie Mae Korusgay
Chariie H. Culbreth
Cohumbra
Odessa Nell
Ashford
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Dillinger
John Dillinger
John Hamilton
Onwego
Uia
Minnesota
Io Red
Anna Bago
Robert Edwards
Pennsylvania
Freda McKechnie
Mra Newell P Sherman
Massachusetts Lake
Jenn Smith
Walter J. Bauer
Ann Arbor
Mich
John Crempo
Public Service Corporation of New Jersey
Everett C. Applegate
Edith Maxwell
Trigg
Ipsis
Auburn Motors
Cao
Cass
Curtis Wright
Ges
STS
Ford
England
General Motors
General Foods
Weer General Electric
Seyence
Goodyear
Goodyear Serserse Fdl2 Hudson Motors. Whee « 16 14 Trt, Tel, & Tale. Orescene
International Harvester
Johns Menville
Kennecott Corps
Lorillsrd
Montgomery Ward Ree
J.C. Penney Ee Rae
Packard Er Atkee
Studio Corps
Republic Steel
Reynolds Tobacco Ats Seare Roshuck
Southern Railway
Texas Corps
United Aircraft
Westinghouse
Western Union
Conemer Goode
Oct ‘Tober
National Industrial Conference Board
S Index
Albert Cumbie
N. Foster St
Sir Gael
Buck Jones
Alabama
Vg ‘Hes
Kn Maynard
Alcazar
SA Cel
Valerie Hobson Wera Engels Fallag Mollison
Bob Hope
Adves
Rex & Rinty
Fuller Stores
Winie MA
Sun Nay
Coffe
Maxwet House
G. C. Cox
W. D. Buntin
J. F. Hudgens
Agaaeslalin
N. C
G. W. Blam
N. Foster
Visoan Jsr
Collings
Colling
Collins
Lass
Linger Fenger
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