Extradition of Goodrich in murder case reached custody
Merton Ward Goodrich a 45 year old trap drummer who confessed to killing 11 year old Lillian Galin was handed to Detroit authorities after waiving extradition. His wife Florence also waived and claimed innocence while denouncing the arrest process.
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France aims to save franc with Laval plan and trio
Paris reports Premier Laval forming a trio of technocrats Raoul Dautry C J Gignoux and Jacquey Rueff to draft financial housecleaning to cut the 11.0 billion franc deficit. Dautry proposes rail and transport reforms to reduce losses and unify services while Rueff and Gignoux bring finance and economic expertise to guide the government.
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Philippine Gold Boom in Baguio Surges to Rival Yukon
In Baguio Philippines a mining boom lifts gold and silver output as seven mines produced over 10.5 million dollars in 1934 at 28 dollars per ounce. About 15,000 workers including 100 American engineers, with tribesmen and Filipino laborers, drive the operation while the town, a mile high resort, remains cool and connected by modern roads and churches.
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4 H Club Girl Camp to Begin Monday at Kellys Springs
Bourton county 4 H girls will start a four day encampment at Kellys Springs Monday. County home demonstration agent Mrs. W att announced Friday. Mire Pruett expects many pupils from county schools to attend. Recreation will be led by Miss Skell Brown with an instructional program.
Bank Clearings Hit Four Year High Across 22 Cities
Dun and Bradstreet sees the week ended yesterday show 6.812 billion in clearings, up 60.9 percent from 1934. New York City totals reach 4.757 billion, with a 56.7 percent rise. outside centers total 2.056 billion, up 40.1 percent. Strong gains spread through Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and others. Also Treasury reports July 7 position: receipts 71.604 million, expenditures 66.073 million, balance 1.741 billion.
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Key West Rebuilds After Depression Era Transformation
Key West surveys progress of a unique New Deal effort converting a military hub into a tourist haven. Governor Sholtz appoints Julians Fo Stone as FERA administrator for Florida to mobilize civic cooperation, Latins joining a voluntary works corps to clear debris, repair houses, and ready the city for winter.
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Montgomery Boy Dies of Appendicitis at Twelve
In Montgomery, Cin Dies of acute appendicitis at a Dothan hospital. The 12 year old, visiting grandparents near Newtown with Hiriclon, was transported by Fellows and Forrester. The body will be sent to Montgomery for burial.
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Vacation Books for Children by Mary Graham Bonner
A survey of seasonal children’s books highlights titles like Holiday Shore by Edith M Patch and Carrol Lane Fenton, and Jangwa by W J Wilwerding. It recommends The Very Young for younger readers and Bobby Goes Riding by Dorothy W Baruch for early readers, noting illustrations that aid identification and vivid topics from crafts to horsemanship.
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Parents Cautioned Against Exposing Brood To Disease
Montgomery July 5 AP Alabama health officer Dr J N Baker warns parents to avoid exposing children to areas with infantile paralysis outbreaks. He notes about 50 yearly cases, 21 reported in early year, with July and August as peak months. Most attacks are mild, aiding natural immunity, while massage and exercise aid aftercare.
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Ex Treasury Expert Warns Banking Bill Expands Presidential Power
Ex Treasury economist H Parker Wills of Columbia argues the omnibus banking bill shifts legal control of the nation's credit to the Federal government and ultimately the President. He notes open market operations would be managed by a five member committee and that control of discount rates could steer nationwide interest and credit supply.
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Nicholas Saliba Dies at Marianna
Nicholas E. Saliba, 25, died in Marianna at 3 p m Friday. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Surviving are his mother Mrs E T Saliba of Dothan a sister Mrs Maurine Sailles of Beirut Syria and five brothers T B Saliba Joseph E Alex Albert and Elias Saliba all of Dothan.
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Coroner Hardy Heads to International Identification Convention
Coroner J. J. Hardy, a fingerprint expert, left Friday for Montreal to attend the national convention of the International Association for Identification. He was joined at Thomasville, Georgia by W. A. Roberts, Florida’s state identification officer, as they planned to drive to Washington, D. C. and spend several days at the government fingerprint bureau.
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Trash Takes Fire at 403 W Crawford Street
Firefighters report a trash fire at 403 West Crawford Street early Friday. The blaze was described as drifting smoke and minimal Damage with no injuries reported at the scene.
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Sullens Family Reunion Held at Clayhatchee
A Mullins family reunion gathered about 200 relatives and close kin at the Clayhatchee home, led by Tom Byrd, longtime Enterprise resident, with many parents and extended family members attending the Thursday event.
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