Government statistics censorship sparks internal clashes
The INEWS reports tension over Walker Perkins and Hooking order to harmonize statistics. Officials fear biased figures and censorship, while statisticians worry about political reading of data. Dispute echoes across White House and Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walker
Walker
Harmony
Amasons
White House
Labor
Perkins
Peters Reserve Board and Commerce Department
White Holme
Aly
Misa Perkins
Hop- King
Naual
General Johnson
Legal Tangle Cleared For Scottsboro Trial In Decatur
Decatur arraignments cleared the way for the Scottsboro case as seven defendants were brought under guard. Samuel J. Liebowitz entered not guilty pleas and sought severance. Patterson to be tried first. Hearing on venue change set for this afternoon, with indictments quashed motion to be heard Thursday. Governor Miller refused troop deployment but warned they would be sent if mobs threatened. Leibowitz had telegraphed President Roosevelt asking intercession.
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Montgomery
Aim
API
Miller
George W. Chambree
Scottsboro Negroes
Decatur
Govrnor
W. W. Callahan
Scottsboro
Heywood Patterson
Samuel J. Liebowitz
Knight
Patterson
Birmingham
Howe
Arrest of W. S. Yater for assault on messenger boy Otis Tolleson Jr
County officers announce the arrest of W. S. Yater operator of a linen grocery store on charges of assault and battery in connection with an alleged attack last week on Otis Tolleson Jr 18 a messenger boy The boy's father swore out the warrant Yater bonded at 20 dollars after the incident outside the store as Tolleson mounted a bicycle and was dragged inside.
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W. S. Yater
Inen
Otis Tolleson, Jr
Young Tolleson
Yates
Leip
Fairgoer Recovers $7 Then Flees From Concession Stand
An unidentified Black man at the Houston County Fair Saturday night grabbed $7 from a concession operator and fled as officers gave chase. Both the man and officers had already taken his money back into custody.
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Houston County
Sland
Dothan Attorney Mourns Grandfather Death
J D Matone grandfather of Dothan attorney W L Tindell died Sunday at his Fort Payne home. Tindell left for Fort Payne Sunday to attend the funeral.
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J.D. Matone
W.L. Tindell
Dothan
Fort Payne
Mr. Tindell
Sister of Nurses Episcopal Meet Dies in Hospital
Mrs Carre Wigan Mocender of Newville route one sister of Mrs Felix Wiggins and Miss Helen McClendon Dothan stars died at a local hospital Sunday following a week's illness. Funeral was to be held at 2 p.m. today at Pleasant Grove with Rev Fred Martin officiating and Dowling Rhodes in charge. The Sewanee province meeting of the Episcopal church opens Tuesday in Montgomery with bishops and delegates attending from 18 dioceses across several states.
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Carre Wigan Mocender
Newville
Felix Wiggins
Helen McClendon
Dothan
Inv Dothan
Miss McClendon
J. A. Capps
Mises Frances
Rosel McClendon
Noweilie
J. T. McClendon
Sid
George McClendon
Chicago
Henry McClendon
Lake Wales
Fia
J. B. McClendon
Frostproof
John Edward McClendon
Brewton
Bill
Albert McClendon
Pleasant Grove
Fred Martin
Dowling-Rhodes
Montgomaricy
Ala
Sewanee
Dleary J. Mikell
Atlanta
Hamson
St John's
Pry Fer Dara DeWolf Parry
Radelyland
United State
Eproh
Mrs Thrasher Named Vice President Of State Nurses Group
Jewel Thrasher superintendent of Frasier Ellis hospital returns from Mobile where she was elected first vice president of the Alabama State Nurses Association. Her one year term follows prior honors including appointment to the board of nursing examiners.
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Jewel Thrasher
Frasier-Ellis Hospital
Mobile
Alabama State Nurses Association
New Flight Mark From New York Miami Set By Wedell
Pilot James Wedell of Palterson Louisiana set a New York to Miami air speed record of five hours and a minute forty seconds in a low wing monoplane. He landed at Miami Municipal Airport after departing New York at 12 36 p m and noted speeds near 300 mph, facing crosswinds and smoke from forest fires near Savannah and Charleston. Wedell planned to stay in Miami several days and had earlier abortive attempt a week prior due to cowling damage near Raleigh.
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Miami
James Wedell
Palterson
Yeaterday
New York
Wedell
Henry L. Doherty
Florida
Floyd Sannett Field
Biltmore
Creck
Lou Reichers
Thorn
Forest
New
Charterton
Bas
Wedel
Raleigh
Fire destroys warehouse and 240 bales of cotton
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Farm Bur Gin and Warehouse Co warehouse at SLOCOME, burning 240 bales of cotton and several tons of cottonseed. Insurance on the cotton was $12,000, and on the warehouse and adjoining shed $1,600. Firemen fought the two and a half hour blaze under Acting Chief J. C. Sul Avany.
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Slocome
Bur Gin and Warehouse Co
Objet
J. C. Sul Avany
J. E. Setters
Fort Hilrean
Officer's Balloon Flight Begins Mystery of Enamel Ray
Akron Ohio November 2 19 Notation by Navy sea lieutenant and Major Fordney of Marines launches a balloon mission to probe the enamel ray mystery. The plan aims to lift the craft toward Dutch Harbor or possibly the Atlantic with winds guiding the general direction. The crew intends a quick bag descent and hopes for a landing near the ocean. Prolonged ascent could reach about five thousand feet higher than previous records.
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Akron
Ohio
Enamle Ray
Navy
Chenter Ta Fordney
Atlan
Lottie
Ain Ocean Landing
Exgerd
Auguste Pleard
Further Violence Expected After Spanish Election
Madrid reports indicate increased tension as Spain's constitutional vote proceeds. Despite fewer disorders than anticipated, authorities fear possible uprisings led by leftist groups. Police and troops in Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville remain on high alert for emergencies.
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Madrid
Tex
Spatt
Pirat
Bacauge
Barcelona
Seville
Plaintiff attaches plane in suit at focal airport
Depulien today included at all Plane owned by Eugene J. Sonw4 hy at the focal airport. The papers were insued at the request of O. A. Bedsote who is suing Schwab for the collection of 4 $7) prominery note, (the plane was valued at $10).
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Depulien
Eugene J
Thieves Steal Paint From Lumber Concern on N Cherry
Burglars entered a lumber yard on N Cherry Street Saturday night and took 22 gallons of house paint, 18 of which were recovered this morning by a worker from the company. Paint was the only missing item reported. City council meets tonight at 7 30 in the town hall to discuss agenda items.
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N. Cherry Street
Var
Colina
Attack Charges Follow Game Of Messenger Boys
Charges of airamih bo murder grew from a Dothan telegraph game between messenger boys. Sporner accused of striking with a football marker, then biting Sheehan when the younger intervened. Both boys were hospitalized. later released to home.
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Airamih Bo
Do- Why
Dothan
Ation Renn
Wiregrass
Ween
Reinet Damen Spooner
Wein
Airtiring Beift
Sporner
Jegre
Davies Bhee
Wfigr
Haveostrick
Shee Dan
Bent
Steeles
Spoierer
Grangerburg Man Held In Burglary Case
A confused local report states a Grangerburg man is held in a burglary investigation after a car chase and a mid town pursuit. Authorities say the suspect, identified as Chare Pitman, was captured near Humax and is awaiting charges related to the break in at a nearby residence.
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Grangerburg
Southern delegation seeks larger government loan for cotton
A Southern cotton delegation met with government officials in Washington on November 2 to push for a loan increase from 10 to 40 cents per pound. Mover of New Orleans, vice president of the American Cooperative Association, led the group in talks with C. A. Cobb of the farm administration cotton production export. Administrations officials signaled the 15 optional plan would not gain approval, but no decision was announced.
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Washington
Faron
CO. Mover
New Orleans
American Cooperative Association
C. A. Cobb
Houston County R F C Work Ends As F W A Begins
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation program in Houston County ends abruptly as the Federal Works Administration begins. Workers on the project are to be reassigned, with many sent to the National Employment Agency for reemployment through the FWA. Walter Carter, director, plans to coordinate new allocations to place affected employees.
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Houston County
R. F.C
F.W. A
Econstriction Finance Corporation
Howetonounty
Coltink
Kim
Attiees
National Rev Employment Agency
Taut
Uney
Federal Works AdiJostration
Walter Carter
M Direttor
Carter
Wenffien
Tages Play Cologne shows German drama performance
An unclear report from Germany notes a play by an unknown author in Cologne. The article mentions WINIFRED WASITRWIN and other fragmented names and a staged event with likely theater enthusiasts in a city venue.
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Cologne
Germany
Winifred Wasitrwin
Afleg Fried Wane
Han
Charter Granted To Loan Groups For Home Financing
A faded article describes approval for a Home Loan Bank system modeled after the Federal Reserve, detailing local associations joining a national framework. It notes that member associations will provide nationwide loan access through existing banks and savings groups, with a formal rollout plan and continued coverage.
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Danie
Wineun
Fedeakt
Dover
Cmd
Kederay Penerve Nyatem
Tha
Heme Loun
Gathdrirwal
Mompenien
Enminiereia
Fede
Bernderis
Thorn
Atnsvicin
Tannathe Thaihees
Porlten
Wutfi
Wong Rerni
Credit Cendivinne
Fahey
Beleval Home Loan Bank
Dallara
Cam Jimunitier
Shome Nance
Wynter
Fednral Savings
Owund Partarte
Appointments Read Church Meeting Ends Changes in Dothan
The Alabama Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South concluded appointments at Foster Street church. Six of 350 ministers attended home portions. changes include Rev W J Bickerster moving to Enterprise and Rev W Middlebrooks to Marianne. Shafer and Curtin named for Mobile area posts. several pastor assignments updated across districts with ten day move window.
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Alahama Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Weseion
Fonter Street
Waa
Jayimen Mhu
Dothan
Foster Filrent
W. 3. Bickerster
Pia
Enterprise
W. i Middlebenoka
Marianne
Mobile
B. Shafer
Datha Iulutrict
Shafer
W. DM. Curtin
Government Street Method
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the Inews
Paul Mason
Yought
North American Newspaper Alliance
Mch
Watton O
Federal
Roosevelt
Johnson
Tris
Leibowitz
Roosevelt Birmingham
Samuel 3. Leibowicz
Rooseveld
Gov. BM. Mil
Messenger
Dorothy Holsel
Oklahoma City
T. 3
Holeel
Wafch
Dorothy
Esther
Ner
Sister OF Nurses
Episcopal Meet
Carrie Wilson McClendon
Synod
New York-Miami
Slocombh
Hope Tn
Piccard
U. S. Senate
John HY
Overton
Husy BP. Long
Chare Pitman
Geinebirg
Tereitory
Uederity Ab Granewerburg
Humax
Granier
S&t
Relief Agency
House
Duearie
TAGES
Bickerstaff
Haskew
Middlebrooks
New Foster Street
W. M. Curtis
Curtit
Hitler
Heartford
Aintinn
Ro J. Haskew
Hartfordl Circuit
Cale Rater
Headllianil
Midland City
Lantinvie-Clin
VienLabling
Bam
Newton-finckara
Ona
F. Moore
Sloramh
Rasw
Taylor
Hradiey
Duke University
H. Millns
Crave HL
W. C. Pit
Hetberger
3. A. Crew
Linden
UM. T. Monre
Taman
J. J. Watron
Javingaton-Entin
V.C. Herne
Dan
Fot
Mounetville
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Pine Ai PD
Ty Fon
Silk
BOW
Ware
Suggeville
TL A
Sertwe
Dry
Glimmers
Thomanville
Darava Clendineny
Uniontown
O. 2
Jangeton
Sark
Elko
AL H. Moore
Hastings
Freeport
Dean
Tienen
Guneva Migilom
A. Theresa Lauppher
Graceville
Penter
Fireenwons-Snewts
Miarnes Maton
Holstead
Marianna
Carl Praor
Miltviltr
J. Baldwin
Panana
Iker
Panama
Dh Dean
A. Cornell
Jon Wawshite
A. P. Sagera
Vernon
BOF Btafford
Waurnu
J.P
Wobile
H. McNeal
Presiding
F Bay Minette
W. F. Cann
Bayer la Barre
M. R. Evans
Calvert
J P Patutto
Chatom
Lawrence
Citronelle
C. A. Willams
Fairhope
Jackson
Talley
Lazley
G. Wtone
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