Politicking and Rumors Across The South
A speaker recalls political pressures and threats overheard during a South Carolina visit. Cowdry Farmer recounts a driver warning, If you don't buy me gas I’ll vote for Hoover. Chief Tatum says he won’t seek elective office again. Ray Carswell, back from Cullman Alabama, notes Cullman’s German heritage and a warning sign about Negroes. Judge Sptight criticizes convention rhetoric aiding Republicans. A local attorney expects a Democratic White House victory and majorities in both houses.
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South Carolina
Hoover
Ray Carswell
Cullman
Ala
Ray
Sptight
White House
Exhaustion Worse Than Razz-Berry in Golf Advice
The piece quotes Artie McGovern urging golfers to stop when tired, warning that pushing beyond the body's limit risks health. It cautions against overdoing a single day, noting fatigue can ruin form and lead to stagnation while stressing sane limits and avoiding overwork in golf and other activities.
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Artie McGovern
Quit Smoking Then Gum: Buford Clark’s Challenge
Buford Clark faces quitting gum after a month of effort, claiming a habit as tough as quitting cigarettes. County farm agent J. H. Witherington warns a lighter cotton yield this year due to pest pressure, noting farmers are fertilizing and battling bugs.
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Buford Clark
Clark
J. H. Witherington
Mr. Witherington
Asinos & Sons to Resume Woolen Work, 750 Hired
CHICAPEE Mass July 7 AP Asinos & Sons Inc woolen clothing makers whose plant has been closed since May 1 announced today that work would be resumed on nearly full schedule this week giving employment to about 750 persons.
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Chicapee
Mass
Asinos & Sons, Inc
Waits Gallows as Mother Pleads for Son's Life
Paul Wexler, 18, waits in Hattiesburg Miss for execution set for July 14 after conviction for slaying J.L. Odom, a filling station proprietor, during a hold-up. His mother petitioned Governor Martin Connor to spare him on grounds of youth.
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Paul Wexler
Hattiesburg, Miss
JL. Odom
California creates food relief office to move surplus produce
Governor James Rolph Jr establishes a state food administration to use California surpluses for relief. Dudley Moulton, head of the Agriculture Dept, is named administrator and Simon J. Lubin in Sacramento is tasked with finding outlets in other states. Moulton plans cooperation with relief groups to distribute fruit vegetables and grain that growers say would rot, avoiding competition with regular marketing agencies.
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Califf
Office of State Food Administrator
California
James Rolph
Dudley Moulton
State Department of Agriculture
Simon J. Lubin
Moulton
Fourth of July Social Notes and Local Events
Rehobeth John Roberson and Miss Mary Ruth Cartright with Miss Clara Mathia of Birmingham spent the Fourth with the Hayes sisters. Mrs Redmond visited friends and relatives. Walter Hughes hosted a birthday dinner on the Fourth. Protracted meeting starts at Rehobeth church on the second Saturday night in July. R F Hayes made a business trip to Graceville on Tuesday. WANTED: The Eagle subscribers to mind the want ads on this page daily for great savings.
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Mary Ruth Cartright
Clara Mathia
Birmingham
Esther
Ethel Hayes
Redmond
Walter Hughes
Rehobeth Church
R. F. Hayes
Graceville
the Eagle
HOW THEY STAND. AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS
American League standings show New York leading with 50 wins and 23 losses for a .685 pace. Detroit stands at 41-29, Philadelphia 43-31, Washington 40-34, Cleveland 39-34, St. Louis 30-36, Chicago 26-44, and Boston 44-? yesterday’s results listed no games. Today’s schedule includes St. Louis at Boston, Detroit at New York, Chicago at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Washington.
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Washington
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Regional Baseball Scores and Schedule Snippet
Nashville 35 Knoxville 0 34 New Orleans 5 38 Atlanta 46. Knoxville 2 Chattanooga 14 in second game seven innings. New Orleans 7 Birmingham 4 called end seventh due to wet grounds. Other games not scheduled. New Orleans at Birmingham. Little Rock at Chattanooga. Nashville at Atlanta.
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Atlanta
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Baseball scores and upcoming games wrap fluff
New York 3 Pittsburgh 4 in 10 innings. Cincinnati 12 St Louis 4. Today Brooklyn at Cincinnati two games, New York at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Chicago, Boston at St Louis. Memphis Da hey Chattanooga little Rock Birmingham standings show W W L Pet. 58 25 .699, 53 29 .846, 41 38 .319, 31 47 .468.
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Birmingham
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Local Family and Social News Highlights
A series of social visits and gatherings across the Harrell and Forrester families. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Forrester, J. D. Harrell and family, Miss Cora Lee Harrell, and others with Sunday services and Fourth of July events noted. Attendees span Springfield and nearby Porters, Marianna, and Lesett White households.
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Rossie Lee Harrell
Cora Lee
Ednar Harrell
Oscar Forrester
J. D. Harrell
Harvey Harrell
Cora Lee Harrell
Springfield
Webb
Brothrs Vester
John Harrell
Lotem Devane
Rutha Myrtis Forrester
D. L. Arnold
Roswelt Arnold
Jessie Lee
Mr. White
Emma Jane Mulkey
Alicie Crawford
Lesett White
Beacham Tate
Dock Harrell
Alton Barn Tan
Ruth Brewely
J.D. Harrell
Bill Tomson
Henry Odeam
J. P. Forrester
Barney Forrester
Marianna Fla
Liza Jane Tomson
J.T
Cotton market rises on open as rains warn of damage
In New York on July 6 the cotton market opened with free offerings and then advanced about twenty points in light trading as contracts remained scarce. October futures climbed to 6.15, up 100 points from June 9. Continuous rains buoyed the market with weather reports bullish and rainfall totals across Texas and adjoining states. Fossick reports acreage down 9.7 percent.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mount Pleasant
Stillwater
Okla
Texarkana
Savannah
Charleston
Wilmington
Fossick
Employee of Health Unit Takes Course in Sanitary Work
W. D. Copeland Jr a county sanitary inspector and health unit officer is in Tuscaloosa taking a four course instruction for sanitary officers and will return later this week. Copeland recently assumed duties from Grady Spann who had held the post.
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W. D. Copeland, Jr
Velo
Tuscaloosa
Copeland
Grady Spann
Boyd Deese Heads to Embalming School in Nashville
Boyd Deese a Funeral Home employee departed for Nashville Tennessee to attend an embalming school for six months, hoping to gain formal training and certification in funeral service skills.
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Boyd Deese
Funeral Home
Nashville, Tenn
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