Governor Folsom Reopens Report To People Tour
Gov. James E. Folsom opened the second leg of his report to the people with a broad attack on monopolies and special interests. He urged defeating a constitutional amendment to let the Legislature convene in special sessions and listed campaign stops in the Black Belt region with a 300 attendance in Greenville.
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Greenville
Ala
James E. Folsom
Butler County
Folsom
Glenn Stanley
Greenville Advocate
Eversress
Monroeville
Stan Pung
Straweberry Piekers
Hope Chests
Black Belt-Wise
Senate
Brewton
Atmore
Bay Minette
Birnanglam
Caatom
Mobile
Nomination Nominators Named For Farm Group Election
The Houston County Agricultural Conservation Association selects nominating committees to pick beat committee men for a December 9 election held with the peanut markets quota referendum. Eligible farmers in the agricultural conservation program may vote. Ten nominees per beat to be named.
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Commsonney
Houston County Agricultural Conservaatiion Association
Jesse Culbreth
Poe
Waters Amonyv
Weh
David F. Snell Hoy Knowles
DB Union
Clarence Kine
Thaston
Janes Lee
J. J
Bond
Warrior
May M. Kelly
Woc
John Bo Warrison
H C Passes
Ro Wetts
Bo Thondes
Carl Cobb
W. BL Skinner
James S Spilese J
A. Burman
Ray Lo Tedder
Ceven
Asedveos Y
Emmitt
Ahi Tor Tene Ier
DOW Waitford GB
Nowell
G Wade
Wyatal OO
First Insured Loan To Alabama Farmer Closed At Geneva
The first federally insured farm loan in Alabama was closed at Geneva with speeches by Rep. George Andrews Senators John Sparkman and Sister Hil. Melvin L. Tew received the deed to his farm as a veteran and father of four. Residents heard gratitude for government housing and living improvements. Sparkman urged banks and cooperatives to follow the FHA example. Turn To No. 2 On Page 2.
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Geneva
Alabama
George Andrews
John Sparkman
Hil
Melvin L. Tew
Slocomab Route One
Julian Brown
Tew
Wei
Scastor Sparkman
Joan Mon
Seynor
FHA
Schoolboy On Trial For Shooting Cabbie
In Gainesville Georgia a 15 year old student Berry J Glenn stands trial charged with slaying taxicab driver Paul Herron eleven 39 of Atlanta. His lawyer former Congressman B Frank Wheichel says the youth acted in self defense. Sheriff Crow identifies a confession Glenn allegedly made after authorities called him from Murrayville school.
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Gainesville
Berry J. Glenn
B. Frank Wheichel
Glenn
Paul Herron
Atlanta
Here
Herron
W. A. Crow
Hall County
Wall County
Murrayville
Residence permits issued for city works and repairs
R. E. Willingham Jr. was granted a permit to build a residence at 1312 S. Bell St. costing 7.80 dollars. Other permits include C. D. Martin’s repairs at 1105 E. Collins St. for 300 dollars S A Tarrant to install a pump and tank at Saliba Weddle Motor Co. for 100 dollars and C. J. Lurie repairs at 141 N. Foster St. for 50 dollars.
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R. E. Willingham Jr
Citr
S. Bell Street
C. D. Martin
E. Collins Street
S. A. Tarrant
Saliba- Weddle Motor Company
C. J. Lurie
N. Foster Street
Flivver Fliers Near Home After Alaska Flight
Anchorage crowds greet George Truman and Clif ford Evans as they rest at Elmendorf Field after a 403 mile hop from Naknek. Weather plans dictate next leg to Annette Island then possibly nonstop to Los Angeles. They expect refueling stops if needed and aim for Peterboro New Jersey to complete the 24,500 mile journey. pilots report fatigue but good health and scant mail.
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Anchorage
Alaska
George’ Truman
Clifford Evans
Elmendorf Field
Naknek
Annette Island
Ketchikan
Los Angeles
Vancouver
Defendants In Elba Suit Answer Charge
Nine defendants in an $50,000 damage suit filed by James B Harden in U S District Court have filed an answer presenting a defense The complaint alleges a conspiracy by four defendants to deprive Harden of rights and privileges and force him from town The named defendants include Elba Chief of Police Fred Harper Mayor L P Mullins and Kimmie Dorsey Macon Miller Deputy Sheriff D B Adkison Officer Fitzhugh Calhoun William Bullard James Wise Jake Bonneau and Dorsey Trailers Inc Harden also accused a Wille Lee Dewberry and others hired by him of assault on Dec 17 1916 and ordered him to leave Elba The defendants deny Harden s charges and seek a jury trial.
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James B. Harden
U.S
Harden
Elba
Fred Harper
L. P. Mullins
Kimmie Dorsey
Macon Miller
Eas
D. B. Adkison
Fitzhugh Calhoun
Willian Bullard
James Wise
Jake Bonneau
Dorsey Trailers, Inc
Wille Lee Dewberry
Fang
Habeas Corpus Writ Filed By Prisoners
Circuit Judge D C Malstead set hearings for Monday on habeas corpus petitions filed by William Lane and Lawrence Price two of three Florida white men indicted in Dale County for the criminal assault of a 4 year old Negro woman A hearing for Joan P D Gavin was moved to Monday The indictment followed a Dale County grand jury session on October 1 and the assault is alleged to have occurred on September 14.
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D C. Malstead
William Lane
Lawrence Price
Florida
Wartime Aircraft Head TELLS OF HUGHES DEAL
Senate war investigating subcommittee heard Charles EL Wilson say outside pressure kept Hughes contract from cancellation. He cited abnormal procurement and questioned the 200 ton flying boat deal with Henry J. Kaiser while outlining $40 million in wartime contracts.
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Washington
Charles EL Wilson
Howard Hughes
Wilson
Senate
Hughes
Henry J. Kaiser
Hrushes
Channa Tomer Ferenson Mir
Enon
General Electroe Co
Kaiser
S Tesser Jones
Gearop
Carian
Cie Reconstruction &Y Nate Corp
Wilton
Greg
Russia Boycotts U S Proposals On Korean Issue
Russia and Soviet bloc supporters refused to participate in voting on American plans to supervise Korean elections and arrange a withdrawal of Soviet and American troops. The move followed the United Nations Political Committee's rejection of a Russian withdrawal proposal, as Washington sought a three step plan including a unified Korean security force and the dissolution of other armed groups.
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Robert Manning Lake Success
NLOW
Korea
United Nations
Russia
U. No
Eiame
Mitter
Tinoruig
Move For Dismissal Of Flamingo Club Fire Suit Is Denied
Plaintiffs Grover Durwood Griffin and Griffin named as defendants in a petition for declaratory judgment and further recruitment by World Fire and Marine Insurance Company on U S District Court have been denied a motion to dismiss the complaint U S Judge C B Kennamer of Montgomery ordered the plaintiffs to file an amended complaint within 30 days and the defendants to answer within 5 days after amendment The insurers say Griffin owned the Flamingo Club and held policies totaling 10000 alleging overinsurance and surrender of the building to Boscor C Swangle who ran it as a piano club The claimed building damage differs from Griffin’s reported 17000
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Grover Durwood Griffin
Gillis Griffin
World Fire and Marine Insurance Company
U.S. District Court
U. S
C. B. Kennamer
Montromery
Six Plains
Flamingo Club
Griffins
Boscor C. Swangle
Griffin
Strike Of Crewmen Delays Queen Mary
A brief walkout by crewmen on the Queen Mary halted the 83,000 ton liner’s scheduled departure for New York at 3 pm. The ship left at 4 46 am after strikers returned too late for the fast tide. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor were aboard with about 2,000 passengers. The strike ended after a 20 minute call between Liverpool leaders and the National Union of Seamen official in Southampton.
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Southampton
Eng
Tan Donald
New York
oOrmnorro
Wildcat Stiiner
Liverpool
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Satione! Union of
Board of Registrars Replaced. Arnold Named Chairman
The Houston County board of registrars undergoes another shuffle with Arnold chosen as chairman. Names like Jessup and Crocket were floated or declined, and only Duswrey among the original three appointees qualified. Attorney general inquiry sought regarding the new arrangement.
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Board of Registrars
Arnold
Houston County
Henry Atheld
Telegraga
Arriola
J. Bd Crocket
Dothan
Lannie ¢ Cian
Jessup
Wor Duswrey
Mattias
le Beard
Gopouto
Cori
Adios and
Compisscones
Agitture
Joan Troma
Ted
Penerat
Major Battle Rages in Manchuria Area
AP dispatch reports a major battle raging in Manchuria with large forces and shifting fronts. The struggle involves Chinese and opposing troops, with reports of heavy casualties and movements near key rail hubs.
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Manchuria
Work Of Committees For Charities Chest Drive Is Reported
Chaity chest drive progress reported with committees and workers named. Funds totaling several hundred dollars pledged and donations listed from local groups including Rotary and various chairmen, with totals and pledges noted.
Hungarian Leader Flees Budapest With Family
Vienna dispatch reports Zoltar Pfeif fer Jeacer leading an American sponsored anti government faction fled from Budapest with his family. The informant says the move followed arrests linked to the Pfeiffer party faction. Miss Elizabeth Pallen of Pittsburgh, American Secretary for the Associated Press in Budapest, reportedly connected with the Pfeiffer faction, was detained on undisclosed charges for eight days.
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Vienna
Zoltar
Pfeiffer Jeacer
Ne Hurwaran Independent Army
Kareer
Budapest
van Rinaife
Daventes
Tne
Vientot
Elizabeth Pallon
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Pfeiffer Party
Affatca
Miss Pallen
Mississippi judge leads in state election returns
In DeKalb district courts race John Cornelius Styonis tops Mississippi returns with a strengthening lead over rivals. The tall rural judge’s push follows speculation on ULS Senatorial contests and reactions to national figures as candidates court votes.
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Dudge
John C. Stennis
U.S
Ate
Theodore Bilbo
Mississippi
Wm Colmer Deny Wies
Stennis
John Rankin
Bilbo Bilbo
Romney Wheeler Jackson
John Cornelius Styonis
DeKalb
ULS
Theodore Bilbea
Wik
Sterape
Wihara Coltoer
Pascanoda Anid
Bilbo
Athoney Forrest Jaeheoan
Scottish Voters Jolt Labor in Municipal Elections
Fragmented OCR text shows Scottish voters shifting against the Labour Party in municipal elections. Mentions of Labour losses and other parties gaining influence across cities with sparse names and unclear details.
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Labor Party
London Carp
Statth Veters
Jesuil
Meany
Labonte
Josie
Tuey Fust
St. Barohy
Sunied
Tan
Aretha
Yoonee Chita
Kentuckians Elect Democrat Governor and Other Results
The Kentucky governorship swung to the Democrat, with Clements defeating Republican rivals as labor issues shaped the race. Across states, Republicans held or won seats in Indiana and Ohio, while Democrats claimed several races in key districts amid a broader national election. In New York and New Jersey, voters weighed on veterans benefits measures and other ballot questions.
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Kentucky
Neraoerate
Fafa
OS Rep
Kanle
Clements
Republicia
Thic
Republica
Hore
Republians
Indoana
Ohio
Warners
Jaton Harvey Republicat
Frank A. Hanley
Demoeces
Notte Treebtance
William Mt Mellotoon
Repoabhear
Joseph Quatran
Ghia 4Erard
Abraham J. Matter
Democest
Victor Rabin Areeries
Labor
Jacob Ofkowity
Teepublican
New York
Neve Work
Obie
New Jersey
Yaatupina
Kertucky
Principle First Japanese Judge Dies Amid Hunger Struggle
Japanese jurist Yamagu chi refused food from black markets to feed his family and clung to principles until his death in mid October. A doctor diagnosed tuberculosis and he had been living at his father in law's home while denying outside aid. His widow lamented the hardship of marriage to an honest man.
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Toryg
Lart Mason
Yarnaguchi
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