Hitler Rest as Nazi Heads Restore Peace
Nazi leadership declares a political truce to erase signs of the second revolution as two million stormtroopers take a month’s vacation. Hitler departs for the Bavarian Alps while Franz von Papen reassesses plans amid guarded security and ongoing police vigilance.
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A. D. Slaferrud
Copyr Gat
Associated Press
Bankin
Mgn
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Bavarian Alps
Franz von Papen
von Papen
Hitler
Roehm
Settlement possible in I'm Alone rum running case
The five year dispute between Canada and the United States over the ship I'm Alone may be settled this fall. Mediation by Willis Van Deventer and Duff aims for a final decision in November with a potential nontrial agreement.
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Washington
Canada
United States
Willis van Deventer
United States Supreme Court
Duff
Canadian Supreme Court
Ottawa
Geo Wharton Pepper
John Reed
Department of External Affairs
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Woman Sentenced for Aiding Dillinger at Alderson
Madison July 7 AP a former night club entertainer Patricia Cherrington age unspecified must serve two years in Alderson W Va federal re formatory for harboring John Dillinger and his slain lieutenant Tommy Carroll.
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Madison
Wis
Patricia Cherrington
Alderson
W. Va
Federal Reformatory
John Dillinger
Leutenant
Tommy Carroll
Typhoid Risk Highlighted by County Health Authority
County Health Authority warns residents of typhoid menace amid heat and weather swings across the nation. The piece notes ongoing heat waves, storms in Michigan and the Detroit area, seven deaths from wind and rain, and cooling may follow from a Canadian disturbance as eastern regions face temperature drops.
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County Health Authority
Associated Press
Appalachians
Michigan
Detroit
Middle—west
Upper Mississippi
Upper Lakes
Max and Beach
N. D
New York
Mid-west
Iron ore strike ends 1000 miners to return to work in Alabama
Birmingham July 7 AP settlement ends a strike by about 1000 Woodward Iron Co miners idle since May 4. Wage increases of three to five cents an hour are included. Similar terms were reached with Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co returning about 3500 workers. Richard son plans talks with Sloss Sheffield and Republic Steel to settle red ore miners and resume Woodward operations on Red Mountain next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Woodward Iron Co
C. L. Richardson
Department of Labor
Woodward
International Union of Mine, Smelter and Mill Workers
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Co
Richardson
Sloss-Sheffield Steel & Iron Co
Republic Steel Corporation
Red Mountain
Poor Sanitary Conditions In City Warn Of Outbreak
Dothan faces a typhoid warning after one case at Wilson's Mill though no cases were diagnosed in a year. Health Officer Dr. F G Granger cites 160 locations without toilets and 150 200 dilapidated sanitary pits threatening public health. He urges vaccination and careful water and food practices during typhoid season.
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Dothan
Wilson’s Mil
F. G. Granger
Granger
Enty
New U S Crime Laws May Again Fill Prisons
Sanford Bates notes federal prohibition violators dropped from 1 235 in June 1932 to 362 at Atlanta penitentiary. New federal crimes expanded by the last Congress could again swell prison populations, as two suspects were arrested in a Texas bank heist under the new laws.
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Washington
Sanford Bates
Prison Bureau
Atlanta
Texas National Bank
Youth Finds Bright Future With New CCC Job
A relief office story follows an 18 year old Houston county resident who, after a lon g period of unemployment, secures enlistment in the Civilian Conservation Corps. He traveled 11 miles to the Five Points community for the chance, suffered hunger, and is set to begin training in Florida on a noon departure. He will earn 30 dollars monthly and send part to his family.
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Houston County
Physical Inspection Bureau
Civilian Conservation Corps
Foster Street
Florida
Houston
Five Points Community
Sam
122 CCC Recruits Leave for Camp at Cross City Florida
Civilian Conservation Corps recruiting officers approved 122 young men from six counties for service in the Cross City Florida CCC camp. Recruits from Houston Geneva Coffee Dale Henry and Covington counties were selected from relief rolls and approved after medical exams and transport arrangements. Names from Houston include Chandler Halstead Adams White Riley Deese Watson and others headed for the Dothan area.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Cross City
Fla
Houston
Geneva
Coffee
Dale
Henry
Covington
C. L. Collins
Army
William Floyd Chandler
Ashford Rt
David O’neal Halstead
John Henry Adams
Tommie Joe White
Ashford
John Wesley McLean
Webb
Fred Curtis Riley
Eddie B. Deese
Dothan
Carlton
Deese
Foy Dufford Watson
Atlanta St
Wright White
E. North St
Atlanta St. Dothan
James Charles Childs
Cottonwood
Robert James Culver
Gordon
Alton G. Helms
Jesse Marvin Pate
Newton
J. W. Tharpe
W. North St. Dothan
Jessie Willard Davis
Campbellton
James Moates
Hundreds Offer Selves For Experimental Anti-Paralysis War
Philadelphia July 7. Science's war against infantile paralysis has enrolled hundreds of volunteers as living test tubes for experiments with anti-paralysis serum. They come from across the country to Dr. John A. Kolmer head of Temple University's medical staff offering to test a vaccine he produced and ready to risk their lives if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Science
John A. Kolmer
Temple University
Payroll of FERA in Houston County tops $2000
The Houston county FERA payroll reached 2007.27 dollars with 739 workers sharing the sum and an additional 346 dollars for Cottonwood school construction. Supervisor G P Morrison said the employee list is near its peak, with work ongoing on sidewalks, street repairs, water tank cleaning, pool and cemetery improvements, school repairs, drainage projects, rat control, and county road work.
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FERA
Houston County
Cottonwood School
G. P. Morrison
Morrison
Dothan
Columbia Street
Columbia
Ashford
Antioch
French cabinet orders police protection for Croix de Feu members
The French cabinet mobilizes thousands of police for riot duty to shield National Memorial tomb scenes as Croix de Feu veterans prepare their annual march. Communists and Socialists plan protests against rightist strength, while troops and mobile guards stand ready.
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TerrdkfPr
Paris
Croix de Feu
Last of Four Nabbed Freed on Bond After Raid
J B Sipp the final of four men arrested near Abbeville June 27 when alcohol tax unit raided two stills posted a $500 bond and was released from Montgomery jail. Sipp joined William B Scott William E Scott and George W Herndon in facing liquor manufacturing and unregistered distillery charges with a $1000 penalty and possible prison term. The quarter was moved to the jail as U S Commissioner Beaty B Whiddon attended the World's Fair in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sipp
Abbeville
Alcohol Tax Unit
Montgomery
Sipp
William B. Scott
William E. Scott
George W. Herndon
U. S
Beaty B. Whiddon
Chicago
Music Loving Thief Steals Car With Two Radios
A thief hid inside Malone Motor Co and drove out Oscar Capps s sedan. The car containing one radio inside and another missing from the vehicle was taken as officers investigate the break in and possible use of a hidden key. Capps had just overhauled the car and planned a trip to the Century of Progress Fair in Chicago around July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone Motor Co
Oscar Capps
The
Motor Company
Capps
Chicago
City collects water and light bills with minimal loss
City Clerk I. P. Scarborough announced the eight month period from last October to now showed only 1.33 dollars lost per 1000 billed for water and light. Of 139000 dollars owed, 144 dollars remained uncollected, largely due to residents moving out. Prompt cutoffs and late fees kept collections unusually high.
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I. P. Scarborough
Scarborough
Promptnesa
Scarboroaugh
Dale County planter expects bumper cotton yield
Dale county farmer Wiley Glover reports a likely bumper crop if his fields mature. He brought two cotton stalks to the office showing one with 71 bolls and another with 10. both stalks also carry several squares and blooms, indicating strong yields across his patch.
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Wiley Glover
Dale County
Glover
Fagle
Secretary Ickes Scolds Officials for Loafing
Secretary Ickes censured Interior and Public Works staff for wasting government time. A patrol was posted to enforce diligence as workers received 45 minutes off to hear an impromptu lecture on productivity. Breakfast, primping, social gatherings, and rushes at 3:30 pm closing were cited.
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Washington
Department of Interior
Ickes
Olafing
Public Works and Interior Department
New Setup To Replace NRA Planned By Administration
An AP source says the Roosevelt administration is formulating a plan to replace the NRA with self government for industry. Codes would remain, under federal supervision, with General Hugh S. Johnson leading reforms and Johnson seeking to avoid monopolistic trends while guarding against price rises.
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NRA
By &. H. Bippelheuser
Associated Preas
New York
Roosevelt
Hugh 8. Johnson
Associated Press
Johnson
Washington
Lefs
Federal Trade Commission
Election Contest Opens Monday for Sheriff Nomination
Hearing on the nomination contest between Alex H. May and C. J. Rollins set for Monday at 8:30 a.m. before the Houston County Democratic Executive Committee at the courthouse. Legal battles loom as both sides prepare voter credentials and illegal voter lists. Rollins is not expected to attend due to illness at his home on St. Andrews Street.
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Alex H. May
C. J. Rollins
Houston County
Democratic Executive Committee
Rollins
H. K. Martin
St. Andrews Atreat
Shoren Leaves for Goes After French Riot At Nice
American ships Arkynsag and Wyoming canceled shore leave after a riot in Nice causing injuries to 28 sailors. Joseph Kline, 22, was wounded by Leon Curphy. a bullet remained in his neck. Damage 25 000 francs. several sailors and locals arrested for disciplinary action as riot squads restore order.
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Nice
France
United States
Arkynsag
Wyoming
Villefranches Harbor
Lkely
Joseph Kilne
Arkansas
Leon Curphy
Mediterranean
Kline
Increase in Divorces Seen as Recovery Indicator
Montgomery officials say rising divorces reflect economic improvement. For six months in 1934 the chancery register counted 108 divorces versus 75 the previous year, a 34 rise. Registrar John R. Matthews notes this signals more couples can afford to end unhappy marriages rather to endure hardship.
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Montgomery
Register In Chancery
John R. Matthews
Marriage Licenses Issued for Brooks Green Pelham Hudson
The probate office issued licenses to Alfty Brooks 23 of Route 5 and Merline Green 18, Henry Pelham 25 of Webb, and Katie B Hudson 26 of Columbia.
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Alfty Brooks
Route 5
Merline Green
Henry Pelham
Webb
Katie B. Hudson
Columbia
Brains Not Brawn Lead Longshore Strike Strategy
Union delegates from 120 locals representing 45 000 members voted to entrust a strike strategy committee with decisions on a potential general walkout. Militia patrolled Portland and San Francisco waterfronts as clashes left two dead and many injured amid calls of victory or death. The Roosevelt labor board prepared hearings to examine grievances while peace talks and warnings of further bloodshed circulated.
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San Francisco
T (Ap
John O'Connell
Central Labor Council
Roosevelt
Labor Disputes Board
Allied Maritime
Strategy Committee
Portland
William J. Quinn
Chwards
Scarborough completes 12 years as city clerk
City Clerk T. P. Scarborough marks twelve years in the city clerk’s office with only three sick days recorded and about 80 vacation days, began as bookkeeper on July 4 1922, promoted July 18 1928, and re elected twice to the clerks post with a bit over two years remaining in current term.
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T. P. Scarborough
Ilness
Scarborough
J. L. Vaughn
Will Rogers on Roosevelt and a deal for officials
Beverly Hills dispatch quotes Will Rogers mocking President Roosevelt and a so called blab over officials who speak for the New Deal. He says a dealer should deal and shut up about it, urging readers to holler yeah when White House voices speak.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Roosevelt
White House
Will Rogers
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