Who Runs the State All Officials Gone
Montgomery July 7 AP There were empty chairs behind Alabama desks as Gov Miller and his private secretary Howell Turner were on a political tour of North Alabama. State leaders including Education Superintendent Harman Public Service Commission President White and Agriculture Commissioner Storrs were away. Attorney General Knight was out of the city and legal advisers were in Troy while courts were on summer vacations.
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Montgomery
Alabama
Gov. Miller
Howell Turner
North
A. F. Harman
National Education Association
Chicago
Hugh S. White
Alabama Public Service Commission
Seth P. Storrs
South
Thomas E. Knight
John Peach
Troy
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Ad
Cooling soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin sending medicines into pores to kill itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm. Money back if it fails.
Unemployed Promise First Chance at TVA Jobs
The Tennessee Valley Authority pledged to give priority hiring to local unemployed in the Tennessee Valley region for projects in the river basin. As TVA takes over War Department payrolls at Muscle Shoals and Cove Creek, 400 to 600 federal workers will be absorbed, with future hiring at TVA described as indefinite.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley Territory
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee River
War Department
Muscle Shoals
Cove Creek
Car from 1903 tops Litchfield stage in amateur play
In Litchfield Connecticut on July 7 a vintage 1903 automobile owned by Judge James P. Woodruff rolled from a garage to star in an amateur theatre production titled When You and I Were Young Maggie. The old car doubled as a prop, reviving a bygone era on the playhouse stage.
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Litchfield
Conn
James P. Woodruff
Maggie
Wife Slayer's Wife Seeks Annulment in Atlanta
Estelle Hall petitions for annulment of her 1931 marriage to Sam F. Aiken, who was posing as W C Shaw in Houston and later convicted of killing his first wife and another man. She seeks return to her maiden name, saying she believed she married a law abiding citizen. Aiken's death sentence had been commuted to life imprisonment after extradition.
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Atlanta
Sam F. Aiken
Estelle Hall
Aiken
W. C. Shaw
Houston
Texas
Georgia
Cummings Probes Aluminum Monopoly Question
Attorney General announced an inquiry into possible international monopoly by the Aluminum Company of America and steel rail interests. He urged industry to align with the national recovery act and warned violations of anti trust laws would be perilous. He cited rising steel rails and aluminum prices as compared with other goods.
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Washington
Aluminum Company of America
Atty
Cummings
Paraguayan forces repulse Bolivian Chaco attacks
In the Gran Chaco Fort Nanawa sector Paraguayan and Bolivian troops clash as an official communique reports that Paraguayan forces repulsed five attacks during the morning.
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Asuncton
Paraguay
Fort Nanawa
Gran Chaco
Miller firm boosts pay after strike threat in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh feed company faced a strike as workers including Miss Moimnelvnne Pitt protested 10 cent hourly rates for long shifts. The department head and firm officials reached a 100 percent wage increase to avert labor action.
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Pittsburgh
Miss Moimnelvnne Pitt
Department of Shor
Miss Pitt
Mary Wickford Seen At Bendix Race Start In Los Angeles
Mary Wickford is pictured at the Bendix air races opening in Los Angeles smiling after reports surface she and Doug Fairbanks may separate. The couple soon faced tearful confirmation of possible divorce plans.
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Stere Tn
Mary Wickford
Los Angeles
Mary
Doug Fairbanks
Cotton Market Report from Palmer & Co New York
Open high low close figures show mixed cotton trading with daily ranges. New Orleans and other markets display varied prices, indicating fluctuating demand and different regional activity.
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New Orleans
New York Stocks List and Market Data Summary
A dense list of prominent companies and stock figures appears, including Bethlehem Steel Anaconda Copper American Can Auburn Motors Chrysler Ford General Motors General Electric Goodyear Hudson Motors Montgomery Ward New York Central J C Penney Phillips 66 Packard Radio Corporation R J Reynolds Sears Roebuck Southern Railway Texas Company United Fruit United Aircraft Westinghouse Woolworth Western Union with varied percentage changes and trade figures. A separate AP item notes Thomas Hay to follow zoning rules and Magistrate O Dwyer orders him to stay one block from Miss Lillian Allum's home, who testified she never wanted to see him again.
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Tethlehem Steel
Eas
Amaconda Copper
Auburn Motors
E.ceuseee ‘Commonwealth & Son
Coca Cola
Chrysler
Curtis Wright Dupont
Electric L. & P
Ginletse
Ford
England
General Motors
General Foods
Eeesncnere
General Electric
Ccseceseee
Goodyear
Ceeueees
Hudson Motors
Lola Internat. Harvester
Cese
Ess Int
Telg
S.nccenee Industrial Rayon
Johns-Manville
S.eese
Eee
Kennecott Corp
ONL
Ploorillard
Csc Ee
Wee Montgomery Ward
Ersee New York Central
J.C. Penney
Cscs Ccceaenees Phillips Pete
Ceeseeoee Packard
Didalodge Re Radio Corp
Bebe Beeay
United Fruit
United Aircraft
Ceceserde
Ses Westinghouse
Sessaccoore Woolworth
Cccsesseeseers Western Union
Eere Nee
New York
Thomas Hay
O'Dwyer
Hay
Lillian Allum
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U.S
Joseph B. Keenan
Cleveland
Dothan Eagle
Pham
General Electric Co
Harris Furn. Co
G. E. Headquarters
Monster Wheat
eTo
Constance Cummings
London
America
Benn Levy
Hollywood
T. W. Palmer & CO
Pee Esoone
Foxtra
Prudence Pride
Sea Island
Nainsook Union
Rust Jacq
Montgome 24
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