Farm Leaders Demand Full Parity With Cotton Markets
County meetings convene next week to push for full parity in farm prices. Sessions start at 2 pm in Daleville for Laberty Ridge and 10 am in Clay. Newton and Clark host later talks. W. C. Thompsay, agricultural agent, to preside as leaders press for price guarantees and relief from market instability.
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Dale County
Jer Laberty Ridge
Daleville
Clay
Newton
Clark
Bale Fy Vermera Exchange
Carmichael Still Undecided on Re election Bid
A.B. Carmichael of Muscadine Alabama said he had not decided whether to run for reelection. He represents the Alabama district including the Shoals and a large part of the Tennessee Valley Authority region.
Vagrancy case ends with plea and mixed alibi
New Yorker Emma Wealsy, 26, faces vagrancy charges while Grover Soetes, accused drinker, is linked to a confusing scene. Wesley says he would take the rap if needed, but a woman in court cries out that Gordon is not her husband. Municipal Judge A A Scott orders bail and parole if employment is found. a film director pledges a job.
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Gordon
Wesley
A. A. Scott
Norman Rockwell on ideas for cartoons in Miami
Norman Rockwell explains his drawing process in Miami on January 8. He uses a posted idea on a plank of paper, then watches for inspiration as sailors or drunks pass by. He notes ideas drift and evolve until four usable concepts emerge.
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Miami
Fla
Norman Rockwell
Seven Seek Post Of LAE Circuit Judge
Gov. Bibb Graves listed seven candidates for the First Judicial Circuit judgeship to replace the late Judge Oscar L. Gray. The contenders are Edward P. Turner Chatom Joe M. Belham Butler T. J. Hollis Buller Woodford Mabry Grove Hill A B Jonson Thomasville James M. Granade Chatom and Wallace P. Pruitt Chatom. The circuit includes Washington Clarke and Choctaw counties. Alabama’s legislature has 141 members 35 in the senate and 106 in the house.
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Lae
Montgomery
Bibb Graves
Oscar L. Gray
Buller
Shreveport
First Judicial Circuit
Edward P. Turner
Chatom
Joe M. Belham
Butler
T. J. Hollis
Woodford Mabry
Grove
Movie theatre listings and Island statue note
Movies show Thursday and Friday at many venues with Katherine Hepburn Cary Grant and others. Islands statue story reports a plaster cast of a giant magnetic head from a Pacific volcanic slope arriving at the American Museum of Natural History for study.
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Ken Maynard
Ducle Brows
Paul Terrytoon
Folted
Buck Jones
Alcazar
Ginger Rogers
George Brent
Alan Mowbray
Grant Mitchel
Betty Boop
Tallopin Tommy
Clark Willaime
Jean Roger
Island
New York
Easternland
Pacific
Titan toppled Olestoes Of Ladanoa crashes in French gate
In Montigny Lencoup France an historic cedar over two centuries old was toppled by a squall after surviving many tempests. The tree 35 feet in girth and 105 feet tall grew from a Lebanon drought sapling in 1734 by Bernard de Juveleu. A twin remains at Paris Botanical Garden. The cedar weakened by repeated lightning and storms finally fell after a strong gust.
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Olestoes
Montigne-Lencoup
France
Europe
Lebanon
Bernard de Juveleu
Paris Botanical Garden
Wisconsin man freed from multi suit juror duties
Ralph Cavil of Little Rapids was relieved by a Green Bay municipal court judge from a tangle of three summonses: juror in a civil suit, witness in the same suit, and defendant in a circuit court suit. The court ruled his knowledge as a witness in case No. 1 disqualified him for jury service, and the circuit court adjourned the remaining suit a week.
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Wisconsin
Green Bay
Wis
Ralph Cavil
Little Rapids
Cavil
Cavis
Burdie
Declining World Supplies Offset Price Fears
Washington January 9 AP Fears of sharp farm price declines from AAA invalidation lessen as world supplies of key crops have steadily fallen since 1931 32. Commerce notes October domestic supply index at 44 percent of 1923-25 average versus 208 in 1934 with larger crops last June. World cotton and wheat supplies trend down while demand for basic commodities remains firm and prices rally in major markets during late 1935.
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Washington
AAA
All Preme Court
Department of Commerce
Commerce
Beecham Autographs For Charity Auction
Sir Thomas Beecham, famed conductor of the Philharmonic Symphony, offers autographs and signed photographs for a charity fundraiser. Plain autographs priced at 1 dollar and signed photographs at 5 dollars, with proceeds benefiting the society's expansion fund.
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Jan
Sir Thomas Beecham
Philharmonic
Beecham
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