U.S. Deficit Doubles Amid Late Fiscal Year Spending
Secretary Morgenthau returns from vacation to find the July deficit running more than twice last year's for the month. Treasury data show July 1 25 outlays at 244 million over receipts, with emergency outlays driving the surge. Despite credits from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, the administration foresees rapid debt growth and continued emergency spending to support Roosevelt's recovery program.
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Hollis Poole, 21, of Tuscaloosa is in critical condition after a shallow water diving accident. He plunged into two feet of water and was pulled out. doctors say the spinal cord is likely severed, with no vertebral fracture.
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Father Seeks 2 Sons Missing From Alford
Anxious Alford, Florida father hunted for his boys in Dothan seeking Jack Lane 14 and Robert David Lance 16 missing from home. Jack left over a week ago to to the Eagle and pay his paper bill and has a scar over his left eye. Officers asked to hold the youths if found and contact J. T. Lane of Alford.
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Woman Hurt in Bonifay Car Collision Arrives at Hospital
Injured in an automobile collision near Bonifay Florida on Saturday night, Mrs. W H Hammond was brought to a local hospital for examination and will be sent back to Bonifay today. The accident details remain unavailable. Hammond sustained a fractured spine.
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DOUGOUT DOPE Continued From Page Eight
Excerpts praise LeGrant Scott for saving a four game skid against the Birds and discuss Alabama football as well as a fan-driven all Dixie League Team. The column cites Zipp Newman and reflects on players like Bill Hughes, Joe Riley, Boozer, and Whatley, plus Baseball outlooks from the Alexander City Outlook and Montgomery Advertiser appeals for fan picks.
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Cubs and Reds split opener and Hafey’s homer tops game two
Charley Grimm drives in three for the Cubs in the opener while Chick Hafey supplies the Reds with a late homer to win the second game. Pinkey Whitney drives in four for the Braves in the doubleheader and Flint Rhem allows only one hit in the second game. Hank Greenberg hits two homers driving in five as Les Tietje takes seven strikeouts in a White Sox win. Sammy Hale drives in seven with two homers as the Indians sweep the Browns. Adolph Camilli homers for the Phillies to produce the winning run and Carl Hubbell shuts out the Giants in the first clash while pitching well in the second.
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Major League Leaders By The Associated Press
National leaders include P Waner Pirates and Terry Giants at .361 for batting. Medwick Cardinals 79 runs, Terry Giants 77. Ott Giants 104 RBI, Collins Cardinals 80. Waner Pirates 134 hits, Allen Phillies Moore and Terry Giants 133. Herman Cubs 30 doubles. Allen Phillies Vaughan Pirates 28. Suhr Pirates 10 triples. Waner Vaughan Medwick Collins 9. Ott Giants 24 home runs. Berger Braves, Collins Cardinals 23. Martin Cardinals 18 stolen bases. Bartell Phillies 12. J Dean Cardinals 18-4. Schumacher Giants 15-5. American leaders Manush Senators .394 batting. Gehringer Tigers .371. Gehringer 93 runs, Werber Red Sox 89. Gehrig Yankees 111 RBI, Bonura White Sox 88. Manush Senators 141 hits, Gehringer Tigers 135. Chapman Yankees 11, Manush 10 triples. Foxx Athletics 34 home runs, Gehrig Yankees 20.
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Chicago dairy market report prices and sales data
The Chicago AP market summary lists butter and egg prices and receipts. Butter: firm creamery specials 93 score at 24 3 4 to 25 1 4, extras 92 at 24 1 4, firsts 21 1 2 to 22 1 4, with other grades shown. eggs: total 7 687 firm with extra firsts 16 to 17 1 4, fresh graded firsts 15 1 2 to 16 3 4, current receipts 13 2 2 to 14 1 2. No egg sales.
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Culver Named New District Manager for Funeral Insurance Co
Announcement of F B Culver Jr promoted from district superintendent of Brown Service Funeral Co to district manager was made today by T G Arnold state supervisor. Culver will be succeeded by W H Owens of Eufaula who has moved his family here. Promotions reflect a large increase in business in the territory.
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Hat retrieval leads to two children injured near Ashford
Two children jumped from a moving truck on a Saturday near Ashford to retrieve a hat. One child, Believed to have a fractured skull, belonged to Columbus Thompson's family, who drove the truck on a fig hunting trip. The other child sustained a fractured shoulder. the names were not available.
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Cotton Opens Higher on Private Crop Estimates
Cotton rose after two Chicago private crop estimates suggested December totals under nine million bales. The reports spurred new buying and short covering while stock weakness and carryover of 10,843,000 bales checked the advance. Weekend weather showed scattered rain in the east central region.
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Europe watches Austria oppose Nazi power
News from Vienna reports an Austrian Nazi opposition to the new government as Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg forms a coalition to restore order. Berlin discussions hint at Von Papen’s likely arrival as minister, while Mussolini attends memorials for Dollfuss and warns on border tensions. French officials warn of battles over possible German Austrian union and customs links. President Hindenburg illness rumors persist, with official notes saying all is well.
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Auto Hits Wagon Injuring Several Near Gordon
A wagon owned by Zin Baxter in Beat 11 was demolished and several occupants were slightly injured Saturday night when struck by an automobile near Gordon. Sheriff Joe Rollins said deputies investigated. the driver was not identified and likely from Dothan. Neither driver was held responsible.
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Dothan man dies after dog triggers shotgun accident
L Roy Smith, 40, of Miami and nephew of Mrs. E L Watson of Porter's Fairy Land, was killed when a dog accidentally discharged a shotgun he was cleaning. The accident occurred Tuesday. Smith worked as a mechanic for Florida Power and Light Co.
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Florida Power and Light Co
Weather and Market Note From Southeast U.S. Regions
The south and coast of Texas reported no rain with temperatures around 100. Showers occurred in Georgia and the Carolinas. Trading was light in the afternoon in a very firm market.
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Labor Board Scores Talmadge in Georgia
The executive board of the Georgia federation of labor condemned Governor Talmadge and the State Highway Board for a brutal and inexcusable effort to reduce Georgia laborers and their families to virtual peonage. They appealed to fair minded citizens of Georgia to help labor avoid falling toward starvation.
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