Italian stance hardens over Anglo German pact amid Mussolini talks
Italian and British circles report Premier Mussolini rejects any unilateral Anglo German naval accord. Eden presses for a broader consultative solution including Italy and France, with Italy backing a firm Ethiopian settlement and rejecting partial border deals. Eden and aides meet Mussolini in Rome as discussions continue.
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Andrue Berding
Frese
Benito Mussolini
Anthony Ba
Il Dues
Brifan
Mussolini
Eden
Italy
France
Bruce
United States
Great Britain
League of Nations
Ogaden
Galle Selassig
Ethiopia
Dothan-Cottonwood Paving Backed by State Plans
State highway engineers favor paving the Dothan-Cottonwood road with a three way plan using asphalt and slag surface. The 14 mile route would be funded by the county ARA and state in shared costs. Preliminary work could start September 1 with completion aimed for June 1, 1836. County officials also seek a six mile section to the Florida line with similar paving.
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State Highway Department
Dothan-Cottonwood
C. C. McEachin
Houston County
Hie
ARA
Dothan-Webb Road
Cottonwood
Dothan
McMachin
Montagmery
Morrow
Florida Line
Rogers Says Beaten Path on Bow and Expense
Beverly Hills report quotes Rogers railing at the rich and debating a staunch policy. The fragment references Senator Joe Robinson and a tense moment over wartime or budget choices, with questions about the next steps and public patience.
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Beverly Hills
Joe Robinson
OL Rogers
Effective curb on shipbuilders to avert war scares and profits
Washington lawmakers push a four point plan to police warship builders. Prevent collusion in navy bids and ensure American patents do not reach foreign powers. Cap profits at five to ten percent where government bears risk. Require disclosure of shipyard income and expenditures. The probe cites perceived telepathy among yards and warns against profits fueling public defense misalignment.
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Washington
Senate
Forden
Nye
North Dakota
Navy
Relpie
Fourth Forms Enter Campaign for Commission
Dethan's first race gains momentum as Newton joins four formally qualified candidates with Mayor Brell to enter the race. Petitions circulate for J P Botts and Clarence May, each needing 161 signers under city attorney rulings. Election set for July 18 with filing deadline this Friday, 20 days before the vote.
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Dethan
Cy Commission
J. 3
Newton
I. C. Brell
The
Eagle
Commission
J. P. Botts
Present & Councliman
Clarence May
T. E Buntin
State Attorney General's Office
Kingfish Anxiously Waits On Roosevelt Share Wealth Reply
Washington June 24 Senator Long D Speaking from Toalsianna he sent an open letter to President Roosevelt urging a share wealth program and said he anxiously awaits the reply He joked about a nine of hearts reference as a Huey Long colloquialism and cautioned Roosevelt to respond to his six questions to show if he will back the plan.
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Washington
API
Long
Toalsianna
Roosevelt
Congress
Tong
Danter
City Records Show Building Permits Total 3160
City issued permits totaling 3160 dollars. H. Stewart to repair ramp and sidewalk at a filling station corner of Adama and Poster streets for 160 dollars. H. D. Atkine to build a dwelling and garage on Hart Hord highway for 3000 dollars. Tests are made daily and the items sent worldwide for demonstrations.
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H. Stewart
H. D. Atkine
Stewart
Adama and
Poster Streets
Atkine
Hart, Hord Highway
Nerve Shaken Woman Awaits Governor Clemency
In Ossining New York Mrs Coe a former Ostego county roadhouse keeper faces execution for the murder of her handyman Harry Wright. Nervous and thin she has gray hair and has lost weight from nine months in Sing Sing prison death house. She hopes Gov Lehman grants mercy after learning accomplice Mrs Martha Clift received a lighter sentence.
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Ossining
Execo
Sing Sing
Coo
Ostego County
Mureder
Harry Wright
Epectiva
New York
Coositt
Herbert H. Lehman
Marthe Clift
Roversier
Cit
Clift
Nate
Rat Eradication Campaign Under Way In Alabama
An Alabama campaign led by C W Crum of Ft Deposit aims to eradicate rats in buildings to curb typhus spread. Crum will coordinate with Houston County health officials, teaching building rat proofing methods with emphasis on metal entry closures. private homes are excluded from the program.
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Hourtier County
Alabama
C. W. Crum
Ft. Deposit
Crum
Houston County Health Department
B. A. Perello
Special Grand Jury to Probe Double Slaying in Alabama
HAYNEVILLE June 24 AP A Lowndes county grand jury likely to convene around July 2 to investigate the confessed shooting of Mr and Mrs Norman by neighbor E M Arant at Fort Deposit. Sheriff Woodruff says he is as much in the dark as ever about motive and notes Arant claimed Norman approached his wife and the shooting was accidental after Mrs Norman stabbed his shotgun.
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Hayneville
Bheritt RE. Woodruff
Lowndes County
Grand Jury
Irs
John BE
Norman
Fort Deposit
E MN. Arant
Fis
Mr. Arant
Emore County Youth Drowns in Lake Jordan
Horene M. Hall, 21, of Equality, drowned in Lake Jordan on June 24 after cramps while swimming. Party members saw him go under. body recovered after more than two hours. Also appears to note treasury figures with receipts, expenditures, and balance.
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Emore County
Lake Jordan
Montgomery
Horene M. Hall
Equality
Als
Jordan
Borah backs wealth tax plan amid White House push
Senator Borah endorses Roosevelt wealth tax proposals as lawmakers debate the program. Wisconsin Senator La Follette leads prog opposition while administration pushes for a quick vote. A pending resolution seeks a $50,000,000 tax measure, with party lines narrowing the path to passage.
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Harold Oliver Washington
Senetor Borah
Roosevelt
Sasun
Last Minute Bulletins and Trials Across the Nation
National guardsmen guard courthouses amid a narcotics case and a death sentence in New York. A voluntary agreement aims to reshape the cotton garment industry while Mrs. Margaret Waley faces a kidnapping trial in Tacoma. Tennessee Valley Authority debate continues in Washington, and a former SEC investigator pleads not guilty in New York. A late report notes two more horse fatalities near a Pacific train derailment site. In Florida, two Negro convicts escape and seek work at a Cottondale lumber plant, still wearing striped uniforms.
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Florida
Cottondale
Fin
Houston County
Will
Climax in Fight Over Utility Curbs in Congress
Washington reports a tense session as Congress debates utility holding company bills. The House Commerce Committee altered key provisions, granting discretionary power while Senate moves toward broader control measures affecting finance and energy. Dialogues center on centralizing authority and potential implications for banks and credit.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Nolin
Com. Mullee
Renale
House
Dente
Howe
Columbia
Senate
Hill
Anon
Serking
Omathuy
Monty
Eredit
Renate Phanking
Adeih C. Miller
Federal
Iteserve Board
Bankea
Controvera
Morrow
House Energy Committee
Bymann
Broomcorn Harvest Draws 200 Farmers to Floyd Lock Place
Floyd Lock Place hosts about 200 farmers as broomcorn fields near Ashford begin harvesting. Hein county’s first broomcorn crop draws attention to farm diversification. Local planters observe the harvest at Floyd Lark’s farm, three miles from Ashford, amid numerous acres of broomcorn ready to pick. The crop follows encouragement from Martin Tobner of Nashville.
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Broomcorn
Floyd Lock Place
Hein County
Floyd Lark
Ashford
Lock
Honatnn County
Martin Tobrne
Nashville
Screw Worm Drive Launched in County
In Alabama county last year the screw worm program began under Henry County official WOC Brihune and the Department of Agriculture funds worm control efforts. The effort targets livestock health and aims to curb infestations through coordinated measures.
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Houston County
Alabamin
Brihune
Henry County
Ue I
Hhe Department of Agriculture
Measure Approved by House Affects State Revenue Projections
The tax commission estimated that the measure would raise about 24.5 million dollars in revenue, with projections for ad valorem taxes and hydroelectric, telephone, and railroad taxes adjusted downward. Amendments limited appointees and pay, while several house changes were accepted. the Senate moved quickly through sections as it reviewed the measure.
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Senate
Montgomery
Alateax Commission
Aubama Senate
Ben
Hayne Tucker
Tuncaloons
Tucker
Apecial Comnar
Rmployen Jn
Tabin
Ihial
Fon
Floyd Moonegham
Montgomery County Board of Review
Montgomery Board
Ihn
Board of Revenue
Henry Long
Shulman Dies of Car Injuries as Driver Declared Not at Fault
A. Shulman died from head injuries after a highway accident near the Rockford and Columbia line. Sheriff Alex H. May said the driver, Randolph Luria, was not at fault. Shulman, a native of Russia who came to the U S at 21, leaves a widow Nancy and five sons. Funeral was held at N Colinge Street residence in Albany with Dr J A Landau officiating.
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Thlurien
AIA
Columbia
A. Shulman
Rogal
Broken Tein
Alex H. May
Fem
Randolph Luria
Lake
Shulman
Nernak
Lueh
United
Sitates
Minterella Irlenda
Dothan
Arc Hia
Nancy Shulmann
Joe
Sam
Mann
Edgar Shutman
Alla Dothan
Gary Maker
Macon
Ifbangate
Zephyr
Fin
Alvin Wit
Cancer Deaths Hit Hard by Preventable Causes
In Minneapolis on June 24, scientists discussed cancer mortality as preventable. Dr. Teewr cited 40 percent of cancer deaths potentially avoidable, urging full use of knowledge to control the disease. Rector praised diagnostic advances reducing deaths from head, neck, breast, and pelvic cancers, noting 281 cancer clinics now exist.
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IL Macken
Proan Slatt
Minneapolis
Asversation For the Advancement of Science
Eat
FL Teewr
Franston
Rector
Sald
Uni
American College of Surgeons
Eago
Key's Toothache Threatens Air Record Flight
Meridian report says pilot Key and brother Fred Key push to set a new endurance mark with a 552 hour 35 minute 30 second record held by Joan and Kenneth Hunter in 1930. A severe toothache forced jaw relief attempts and a rope-lowering idea was discussed amid crowds of about 20 000 watching the refueling operations.
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Meridian
Mies
Keya
Ole Misa
Key
Tle
Fred Key
Joan
Kenneth Hunter
Chicago
Conit
Weather Brief Alabama and Northwest Florida Forecast
Alabama expected fair skies with warmer conditions, especially in the north portion Monday night. In Northwest Florida, forecast calls for fair weather Monday night into Tuesday with mild temperatures and light winds.
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Alabama
Florida
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