Angling and politics mix in a sunlit Sunday scene
Sam Eland of Alabama Machinery Supply notes Dothan residents flee Saturday night for fishing while Wallace Malone plans a two week vacation to Washington and New York. Bob Cox and Cecil Caligoun discuss a nationwide push for officeholder changes citing Florida’s election upheaval with long serving clerks and sheriffs losing posts. Tom Yon also loses his seat in a walking ticket.
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Sam Eland
Alabama Machinery Supply Co
Dothaneft
Wallace Malone
Dothan
Washington
New York
Bob Cox
Cecil Caligoun
Florida
Land of Flowers
Live Oak
Lake City
Tom Yon
Liberty Bell's bumpy road to becoming a symbol of freedom
Debunkers trim myths about the Liberty Bell while tracing its tortured path from 1752 recasting to 1846 silence. The bell cracked, rang for Independence Day, hid in Allentown during the Revolution, and finally emerged as a mute emblem of liberty.
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Uncle Sam
Delaware
Mears & Stainbank
Norris
London
John Pass
Charles Stow
London Bell
State House
Allentown
Philadelphia
Zion Reformed Church
Delaware River
Cornwallis
George Washington
Pennsylvania
Independence Hall
John Marshall
Movie Theater Schedule Hit Parade of 1930s Pics
Sunday to Tuesday features Greta Garbo and Melvin Douglas in As You Desire Me with other comedies and short features. Midweek shows include Adolphe Menjou and Joan Marsh in Bellabor’s Affairs and Barbra Stanwyck in Shopworn with films and selected comedies. Weekend slots spotlight Douglas Fairbanks in Around the World in 80 Minutes, plus Bob Custer in Heading for Trouble and Tom Keene in The Saddle Buster, with additional comedies and newsreels.
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Greta Garbo
Melvin Douglas
You
Laurel and Hardy
Universal News
Adolphe Menjou
Joan Marsh
Fox News
Douglas Fairbanks
Phillips Holmes
Lewis Stone
Anita Page
Billle Dove
Metro News
Barbara Stanwyck
Bob Custer
Chester
Movrig
Democratic Nominee’s Wife Linked to Roosevelts
The Democratic nominee’s wife is a New York City native and the daughter of Elliott Roosevelt, who was President Roosevelt’s only brother, linking the candidate to a prominent political lineage.
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New York City
Elliott
Roosevelt
Roosevelt's Wife Knitting Sweater At Final Ballot
Albany July 2 AP It's even money that Anna Eleanor Roosevelt wife of New York Governor was knitting a sweater for Louis Howe while Chicago named Franklin D Roosevelt the Democratic presidential nominee. She travels with wool yarn and needles and knits at tea rallies and chats.
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N. Y
New York
Louis Howe
Chicago
Roosevelt
Executive Mansion
Howe
Junior Literary Guild
Roosevelts
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Thomas Leech
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Cornes Oater & Crawford
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Tom Keene
Jack Holt
Richard Cromwell
Royston
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Ever Penney’s
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