Let's Keep Cool Over Scottsboro Retrial in Alabama
The Birmingham News urges patience and even temper as the Scottsboro retrial opens in Decatur. Alabamians are asked to avoid inflammatory rhetoric and respect constitutional guarantees, while differences with the North and East remain, the piece notes. The Times-Journal echoes the call for self-control to uphold dignity and justice during the high profile court proceedings.
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Decatur
Birmingham News
Alasaia
Motives Behind Health Efforts Change Says Gruenberg
Dr Gruenberg notes a shift from fear driven health motives toward self improvement aims seen in ads for soaps antiseptics and toothbrushes. He warns against overemphasis on athletic prowess and stresses balance moderation and that health serves people not the reverse per the New York Evening Post.
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New York Evening Post
Let Aviation Concentrate in Safety
A stark tragedy prompts calls for safer aviation after a California crash into a private home near Oakland. The piece urges public opinion and responsible agencies to focus on safe, efficient air travel rather than carnival-like stunts and spectacle.
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Birmingham
California
Oakland
America
Throush
Marseres
Newfoundland
Francis Coll
Charles Nungesser
Atlantic
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
St. Louis
Knute Noekne
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Tha Rene
Joseph Avion
Celleras
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Jutmita
Nenhbors
Serosa
Arcutri
Coll
Ander
Font
Mack Payne
Philin Pernaticho
Ierta
William Faulkner
Scribner
Ito
Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W U Batchelor
A collection titled Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W U Batchelor presents a series of aphorisms and quirky sayings. The items mix playful observations with political jabs and social quips, reflecting era slang and humorous editorial tone.
DOTHAN NOTES ON REGIONAL VISITS AND EVENTS
Twenty years ago in Dothan J W Grant Charles Ghorgon and B F Reid returned from a trip to Americus Ga J C Ezell was in Donalsonville Ga on business Miss Mabel Hill and Miss Lucy Reeves left for a visit in Carrollton Ga Mrs T M McIntyre entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at her home The Elks club was host to a number of young women at a dance Tip Howell of Headland was in Dothan Ed Watford of Madrid was a business visitor here.
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J. W. Grant
Charles Ghorgon
B. F. Reid
Americus, Ga
Mabel Hill
Lucy Reeves
Rrolton, Ga
Mra T. M. McIntyre
Elks Club
Ed Watford
Madrid
Caging Wild Things and a Mockingbird’s Fate
A boy in Carolina cages a young mockingbird and learns from Dr. Arthur Wayne that a mother may feed poisoned berries to a captive chick she loves. The young bird dies the next day, highlighting the cruelty of captivity.
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Carolina
Arthur Wayne
Ngbird
Archbald
Gand
Refusal to bear arms sparks campus gossip
The Montgomery Advertiser comments on antiwar petitions and surveys at Oxford and Brown University. It notes youthful protests and speculative pacifism, arguing against hype and urging restraint in courting war spirit. The piece questions the value of student stances on bearing arms for the crown or country.
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Wogland
S.ga
Oxford G.ucenta
Teachea
Montgomery Advertiser
NO MORE TAXES OF ANY KIND IN ALABAMA
Alabama taxpayers unite against further fiscal pressure as the state contemplates an income tax amendment and possible general sales taxes. The Taladega Daily Home warns that office holders and job holders oppose the public, urging a united stand to prevent new taxes on already overburdened residents.
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Alabama
House
Senate
Taladega
Editorial Bits And Bites From Atchison Globe
A satirical blend notes Charlie Curtis staying in Washington over tariff talk, jokes about dates, twins burying in Rocks county, Huey Long quips on platform balance, techocrasy headlines, a quirky nod to John Plu and Clara Bow, with a thread of cautious optimism about Huey Long.
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Globe
Charlie Curtis
Washington
Kansas
Rocks County
Washington Letter from Herbert Plumimes on Roosevelt appointments
Washington figure Charles Crisp of Georgia and Jim Collex of Mississippi see realignments as Roosevelt names Collex to the issue commission. The piece traces their long Senate and House leadership roles, past contests for chairmanships, and shifting fates as party power shifts and court rulings alter career paths.
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Congress
Charles Criep
Georgia
Jim Collex
Mississippi
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Roosevelt
Issuegr
Bence
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Noien
Crisp
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Lae
Mississppian
Chaiman
Joe I Brown’s quip tour hits a Walnut Street restaurant
A comic act by Joe I Brown at a popular restaurant drew stares and jokes as patrons asked for autographs while Brown joked about his career and misfortunes. The piece notes his financial hits, illness in the family, and a California quake scare, with plans for a Hollywood comeback.
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Joe I. Brown
Kansas Ciy Blues
American Association
Vris
Grown
Bia
California
Lroyi
Hollywood Jaunt Reveals Blushing Stars On Tour
Hollywood transit splashed stars and showgirls before the public amid a sea of cameras. Bette Davis and Claire Dodd joke about exhibitionism while diners blush at crowded chicken meals. Eleanor Helm and Glenca Warrell share playful moments on the train as Lyie Talbot greets Milt Calliff, rekindling old stock days in Columbus.
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Bette Davis
Lowell
Mass
Claire Dodd
Eleanor Helm
Brooklyn
Giuseppe Zangara's Home Town Registration Noted
The Emporia Gazette recalls Giuseppe Zangara, killer of Mayor Cermak, as a local resident and Republican. It labels him a stand patter unable to tolerate a Democrat in office, praising the party's practical governing class and denying radicalism.
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Giuseppe Zangara
Cermak
Republican Party
Empor'a
Kan
How's Your Health by Dro Lace Goldston
Article discusses pellagra causation theories from diet deficiency to microbes. It cites Dr. Jerenh Goldberger and notes varied dietary measures to prevent pellagra, including fruits vegetables eggs milk meat fish.
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Dro Lace
Goldston
Sartierleely
Jerenh Goldberger
The Circus Parade in Jelly Bear's Honor
Sundown Stories recounts a playful plan by Willy Nilly, Rip the Dog, and Jelly Bear to hold a circus in his honor. Jelly Bear agrees to perform while Ton Notch leads the march and the Puddle Muddle Band readies tunes amid muddy routes.
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Willy Nilly
Rip
Jelly Baar
Willy Nily
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Talks to Parents By Atlee Judson Pente
A fragmentary column discusses a timid child who becomes loud and rude under stress. It warns that harsh treatment worsens fear and may hide underlying fright, urging parents to study a child’s responses before judging behavior.
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Atlee Judson Pente
Parade Preview as House Steerer Prepares Costumes
In a playful scene Top Notch twirled a small stick while the Ducks blew whistles in the band. Hip the Dog carried a tail beat as clowns Mr Quacko Duck Quacky and Queckles apply red paint to their wings before the parade begins.
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Quacko Duck
Quacky
Queckles
License Inspector Amid Beer Return Row
A garbled report notes an exchange over license checks and beer returns. The quotes reference Harvey Yarbrough and L. E. Danze y, with unclear context about losses at a fruit stand and past coverage. The fragment hints at concerns about licensing and enforcement.
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Wally Fr
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