U S Regulating Utility Holding Firms Faces Court Fight
The Securities Commission escalates a constitutional challenge over the utility holding company law. Major firms including an oil company and an electric bond group face registration deadlines as the agency seeks a test case in New York.
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Securities Commissiia
Jackson
Reso
Wan
Jarkesn
John J. Burns
Couneal
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New York
Sam
Net, &. Kr, Inc
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Commission
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North American Co. Geneaudated Gas of
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United Gas Improvement Company
Philadelphia
Utilities
Power
New England Service Company
Public Service Corporation of
New Jersey
Comilasion
Inquiring Reporters Seek Wrigley Users in town
Readers recall a street survey on Wrigley gum, with many names and addresses cited as participants. People from 207 North Appletree to 708 West Als share impressions and rewards offered for open gum packages.
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N. Appletree
W. T. Jones
Foster
Wrigley’s
David B. Byrne
Stetoss
Wrigley
Hanaran
West Main
Tom Murray
Paul Burkett
West Es Maine IL
Liams
Doris Wet
Burdechaw
David Blumberg
West
C.C. Jones
Washington
RE. Howell
Dothan
Als
Hilda Askew
Amos Jones
Decton St
H A Jessup
Cumpetee Recehve & Dollar
Covington stock hay gains point changing trends
Washington reports five year agricultural shifts in Covington county show cattle up 129 percent to 20 574 head from 8 982 in 1930 and hay acreage up 190 percent to about 15 620 acres with 3 007 tons produced. Corn up one third to 94 154 acres with 816 778 bushels. Hog numbers fell 12 percent to 28 724. potato and sugar beet acres rose. Farm value and size also shifted with farm count down five percent and average farm size rising slightly while value per farm fell.
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Washington
Covington County
Bureau of Cenaun
William L. Austin
Cuttvatten
Meeting at Burns A meeting of the Helph was held at Burna school
Bonnie Myrul Jamson presided as president while Miss Threaton the county demonstration agent delivered a brief lecture. Budapest light crisis and a corporate restructuring in Hungary plus electric and gas service moves in the United States are noted in a mixed set of reports.
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Burns
Burna School
Bonnie Myrul Jamson
Miss Threaton
Budapest
Hungary
Med
Electric Bondana
Is Holdings
Onerating
Ebuece Services, Inc
Untl! Tex
Never Mind the Lady Best by David Garth A Tale of Nightlife and Knife Trouble
In a tropical port, Willett moves through a tense scene at the Coliseo bar where a knife fight erupts and Speed, once Tommy Speede, reappears. Terry confronts past associates, recalls the Jaurer road project, and questions Willett's loyalties as danger and memory collide.
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Lady
David Garth
Willett “Ferry
Bie
Beck
Speedo
Santo Hotel
Terry
Tommy Speeds
Coliseo
Speede
Wilett
Olebraie
Tuese
Lebin
Wilcett
Willett
Tommy Speed
Witerr
Tommy Speede
Bucky Corrigan
Spider Hume
Jack Curfee
Pontecites
Jaures
Kang
Speeda
Tom
Terri
Terry Lite Ciearat
Doc
Asta Willett
Sprede
States
Devid Gerthy
Movie Listings Show Wide Range of Stars Across Regions
Houston listings feature The Sam Davis of Powell with Preston Foster Alan Hale Basil Rathbone and Dorothy Wilson plus Hoarse for Rhythm and Terry-Toon Birdland. Sylvia Sidney appears in Mary Burns Fugitive with Melvyn Douglas Part Kelton and Wallace Ford. Alabama showcases Western Courage Return Engagement Hop Along Cassidy color romp Neighbors Buck Jones. Arizona features Special Agent with Bette Davis Ricardo Cortez and Jack LaRue plus Thelma Todd and Patsy Kelly Bum Voyage and No More Ladies with Robert Montgomery. Bob Steele Kid Courageous and Buck Jones Red Riders close the mix.
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Houston
Frank Albertson
Kealla Fenton
Rex and
Tinty
Dame Shy
Alabama
Renee Borden
Alan Betty Boop
Buck Jones
Return from West Astiport travelers visit California
Mr and Mrs BR Forreater returned from Calexico California where they visited their daughter Ave HW Richards and Mr Richards for two months Mr and Mrs B Myers extended their stay in California for some time
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Mrs. BR. Forreater
Calexico
Calif
Ave
H.W. Richards
Mr. Richards
Mra B. Myers
California
President Roosevelts Thanksgiving visit at Warm Springs
Young patients from across the nation plan to share Thanksgiving with President Roosevelt at the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation. The informal dinner includes turkey and pie as Secret Service monitors autograph requests and the mood remains bright despite illness.
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Rovenvatt
Childran
Georgia Warm Springs
K. Boyler
Warm Springs
Roos
Barbara Bodsky
Newark
N. J
Barbara
Sbe
Peter Woodbury
Bedford
Mra. Roosevelt
Virginia
Secret Service
Billy Prenosll
Lee
Roosevelt
Georgina Harten
Hilly
Secret Services
Georgia Hall
Mr. Roosevelt
Minute Interviews At State Capitol Showcase Alabama Politics
At the Alabama State Capitol Governor Bibb Graves laments isolation from rural and urban allies while inviting press criticism of his actions. Commissioner of Agriculture Bob Goode reveals a hunting horn collection and explains a unique horn from the same goat as a companion piece.
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Bibb Graves
Alabama
R. J
Bob) Goode
Will Rogers Memorial Event In Hollywood Neighborhood
Irvin Cobb recounts an odd moment when Will Rogers invited him to visit and lunch, remarking on opportunities and memories. The anecdote references on location in Sherwood Lake near Hollywood and a social scene involving Will Rogers and neighbors.
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Follywood
Will Rogers
Tevin Cobb
Rogers
Lotus
Irvin
Hex
Sadd
Will Rogers Memorial Fund appeal letter
A reader submits a contribution to the Will Rogers Memorial Fund noting that gifts from Dothan will support a national memorial fund. The text references figures such as Henry Ford and Herbert Hoover and describes living, continuing memorials to the beloved humorist and humanitarian Will Rogers.
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Will Rogers Memorial Fund
Dothan
National Fund
Rogers
Henry Ford
Hersbert Hoover
Alfred E. Bratth
H. Bays
Jesse H. Jones
Owen D. Young
John N. Garener
Internal Labor Split May Shape Future Movement
Washington dispatch notes the AFL rift could steer the labor movement, with John L. Lewis and others pressing industrial unionism despite warnings of bitterness. The piece also touches on Alabama politics, tax talks, and safety license debates, highlighting figures like Rep. Blann and Commissioner Tipton in a fragmented postwar political landscape.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
A. F. of
Willem Green’o
Lewis
United Mini Workers
R. F. Hammer
Lawrence Tipton
Sefoty
Tipton
Alwaye
Alabama ‘Longue
Craft Unions and Collective Bargaining Debate Explained
The piece discusses organizing workers by craft unions versus industrial unions and argues for effective collective bargaining. It notes AFL leadership changes and resignation amid disputes, with emphasis on craft distinctions and varied union structures.
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Lewis
A. F. of L
Yesterdy Bia
Federation
Counelt
Aaa
Wilcot
Governor Graver Attends Celebration Amid Tax Reform Talk
The article notes Governor Graver and 9 other prominent figures attending a celebration. It reports Democratic executives and legislature members discussing a proposed tonnage tax reduction in Alabama. An executive approval cut the tax from four to three and reduced the rate from two and a half to one and a half cents.
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Dovernor
Srisay
Quetta
Birmingham
Alabama
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