Roosevelt dollar policy sparks staged inflationist backlash
A Washington dispatch analyzes a coordinated publicity push against the Roosevelt dollar policy. It notes staged centerpieces including James Warburg as a late star, with Bernard Baruch and Sprague cited as having sparked the campaign. The piece discusses collusion by powerful groups, shifts in diplomacy involving Welles, Caffery, Grau, and Cuba, and a pundit’s view on Russo Japanese war implications.
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Washington
Bernard Beruch
Sprague
Thomas
Philadelphia
James Warburg
Roosevelt
Warburg
Sprague- Baruch
Uncle Sam
Welles
Cuba
Jefferson Caffery
Caffery
Grau
Lynch mob arrests spark Salisbury unrest at armory
Tear gas bombs and a 400 man crowd erupted near the Maryland state armory as arrests were announced in the Princess Anne lynching case. William H. Thompson, a coroner's juror in the Armwood case, plus Irving Adkins and William P. Hearn were among those accused. Maryland National Guard with Brig. Gen. Milton Reckord arrested nine mob members identified by Attorney General William Preston Lane.
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Princess Anne
Salisbury
State Armory
William H. Thompson
George Armwood
Irving Adkins
William P. Hearn
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland National Guard
Baltimore
Albert C. Ritchie
William Preston Lane
Five Diphtheria Cases Reported in County Schools
Do than county reports five diphtheria cases with four in city schools. Dr. F G Granger urges immediate vaccination and Schick tests at physician offices or the health department Saturday morning to verify efficacy. About five percent of vaccinations fail to take effect. immunity begins in about six weeks.
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Dothan
F. G. Granger
Health Department
Schick
Grainger
Lindy to Fly to Brazil in South American Flight
Recife Brazil Nov 28 dispatch says Colonel Charles A Lindbergh expects to depart for South America tomorrow morning from Porto Praia Cape Verde. Northern Brazil excitement grows as Aeropostale is asked to prepare a landing site and manage spectators.
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Recife
Brazil
CAP
Charlies A. Lindbergh
Porto Praia
Cape Verde Islands
South America
Natal
Aeropostale
French International
Ashford Man 72 Dies at Daughter's Home
Robert O. Tate of Ashford died Saturday afternoon at his daughter's home Mrs. J. E. Whitaker after a short illness. Survived by three sons Lester Tate Beach Tate of Ashford Coy O Tate of Fort Bragg N C and a daughter Mrs G M Arman. Funeral Sunday at Bluff Springs church with Rev C Bates officiating. Burial in church cemetery assisted by Fellows and Forrester.
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Robert O. Tate
Ashford
J. E. Whitaker
Lester and Beach Tate
Coy O. Tate
Fort Bragg
N. C
G. M. Arman
Bluff Springs
C. Bates
Fellows
Forrester
Press boxes lag in eastern bowls despite winter games
In New York reporters note the lack of glass enclosed press boxes in major eastern stadiums. They contrast with other regions where such facilities exist for winter football coverage.
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New York
Seaboard
Houston County Cotton Ginning Up 7903 Bales in 1933
Houston County ginning shows an increase of 7903 bales in 1933 compared with 1932, per a report by Walter F Oakley Jr special agent of the U S Department of Commerce. Through November 14 there were 26248 bales ginned from the 1933 crop versus 18345 in 1932, with county leading early year then slipping in recent reports.
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Houston County
Walter F. Oakley, Jr
U. S. Department of Commerce
Alabama
Madison County Tops Alabama in Cotton Ginning
Madison County led Alabama with 43 034 bales ginned before November 14, edging Cullman County at 36 030. State total ginned by November 14 reached 913 197 bales, up sharply from 827 001 last year, with DeKalb and Marshall counties following. Other counties listed include Colbert Dallas Etowah Henry Houston Jefferson Lauderdale Lee Mobile Montgomery Morgan Pike and Tuscaloosa. Washington County reported the fewest with 839 bales.
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Montgomery
Ala
Madison County
Alabama
Cullman County
Colbert
Dallas
Etowah
Henry
Houston
Jefferson
Lauderdale
Lee
Mobile
Morgan
Pike
Tuscaloosa
Washington County
4-H Club Organized by Concord School Boys
Concord, Nov 28. With County Agent Keller, 16 local boys formed a 4-H club. Officers elected: Dan Antley president, J Woodham vice president, Brooks Ellison secretary, Carrol Brackin reporter, J L Porter leader. Projects planned under county supervision. first aims include hog vaccination or poultry culling.
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Concord
Keller
Dan Antley
J. Woodham
Brooks Ellison
Carrol Brackin
J. L. Porter
Option Advances to Be Available Within Few Days
Houston county farmers with government cotton options will receive four cent per pound advances soon. R and Sugg, emergency county agent, said about 3,517 bales cover 920 growers, with potential disbursement near 74 thousand dollars, on top of 77 thousand already paid.
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Houston County
R. &. Sugg
Seed Camp Gathers Mills of Tree Seed for Alabama State Nursery
In Montgomery on November 24 AP reports youths in the Civilian Conservation Corps collected more than 1250 bushels of tree seed Alabama will clean and store it at the Livingston state nursery until spring. The haul includes 1000 bushels of long leaf pine cones 200 bushels of black walnuts 20 bushels of cypress balls 14 bushels of oak acorns and smaller amounts of other seeds.
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Montgomery
Ala
Civilian Conservation Corps
Alabama
Livingston
Owl Stove Burns Defective Wick Damages Oil Stove
A defective wick caused a small fire on an oil stove at Mrs. W. G. Cox's home 115 East North Street this morning. Firefighters reported the incident with slight damage and no injuries.
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W. G. Cox
East North Street
Churches Plan Union Thanksgiving Service
Dothan churches schedule a joint Thanksgiving service on Thursday at 11 oclock at the Presbyterian church. Rev. W E Middlebrooks new Foster Street Methodist pastor will deliver the sermon.
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UNION
Dothan
Presbyterian Church
W. E. Middlebrooks
Foster Street Methodist Church
Wynekoop Denies Signed Statement In Daughter‑in‑Law Slaying
Chicago officials report Dr. Alice Wynekoop repudiated from her hospital cot the statement that she shot Rheta Wynekoop on an operating table. Prosecutors say the repudiation won’t alter the State’s case. A warrant charges H Marle Wynekoop with aiding to plot the death. arraignments and possible indictments set for next Monday.
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Chicago
Alice Wynekoop
Rheta
Asst
Charles A Dugherty
Post Offices of State to Expand Forces for Big Christmas Rush
The Post Office Department will spend 19100 to boost Christmas mail handling in Alabama. Extra help will be hired in Birmingham and other cities including Montgomery Mobile Gadsden Anniston Selma Huntsville Dothan Florence Sheffield Tuscumbia Decatur and Tuscaloosa to accelerate mail and provide holiday jobs.
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Post Offices OF State
Yuletide
Birmingham
Post Office Department
Alabama
Montgomery
Mobile
Gadsden
Anniston
Selma
Huntsville
Dothan
Florence
Sheffield
Tuscumbia
Decatur
Tuscaloosa
City Officials Consider Coons for Debt Relief at Chalker's Bluff
City Clerk I P Scarborough seeks permission to hunt coons on city property at Chalker's Bluff. Mayor Ezell disputes the logging to trap animals. Councilman Botts touts potential revenue from hides to reduce a six figure debt.
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I. P. Scarborough
Coon Hunt
Chalker’s Bluff
I. C. Bates
T. H. McIntyre
I. C. Ezell
Scarborough
J. P. Botts
Botts
J. J. Newton
Decatur Court Hears Attack Story In Scottsboro Context
In Decatur Alabama a long session covered alleged attacks on two white women aboard a Jackson county freight train. Victoria Price testified for over three hours identifying Heywood Patterson as one of seven defendants in the Scottsboro case while witnesses described the gondola car incident.
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Decatur
Jackson County
Victoria Price
Heywood Patterson
Scottsboro
Paint Rock
Ala
Price
Ruby Bates
Tom Taylor Rossall
Luther Morris
Orvel Gilley
Gilley
Triada
Patterson
CWA Meeting Aims to Help Women Find Jobs in Alabama
Mrs. A Y Malone national Democratic committeewoman urged women civic leaders across Alabama to attend a Wednesday meeting at the Jefferson Davis hotel in Montgomery. The session at 11 o clock seeks diverse work and methods to employ unemployed women under the Civil Works Administration with Miss Laura Dunn presiding. Mrs Malone will be represented by Mrs J Brevard Jones due to prior engagements.
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A. Y. Malone
National Democratic
CWA
Tnable
Ma Jone
J. Brevard Jones
Montgomery
Education heads urge federal aid for Alabama teachers
Alabama state department of education and the Alabama Education Association ask federal relief authorities to put 1000 unemployed teachers to work under the Civil Works Administration at one dollar per hour. John J. Bryan, Bessemer schools superintendent and A BLA president, proposes a 30 hour week and counting teaching time toward the wage.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Department of Education
Alabama Education Association
Civil Works Administration
John J. Bryan
Bessemer Schools
A BL. A
Alabama
CWA
Atlantic Coast Line reports October income and revenues
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad reported October net railway operating income of 142,423 dollars, up from 11,094 in 1932 and 475,478 in 1931. October operating revenues totaled 2,662,465 dollars, beating 2,341,404 in 1932 and 3,097,288 in 1931.
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Wilmington
N.C
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Harman 70 speaks at Auburn education gathering
Auburn Alabama a banquet closes Auburn Education Lay program with A Harrman superintendent of education scheduled to speak. The event will invite Auburn alumna teachers in central Alabama public schools for a discussion of educational problems.
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Auburn
Ala
Fr. A. & Harrman
Sta
Alabama
Nazi church officials resign under pressure in Germany
Berlin November 24 two members of the German church cabinet were ousted from their offices as pressure from the interior ministry led Dr Joachim Hossenfelder leader of the German Nazi Christian movement and Dr Friedrich Werner legal counselor to resign. Both had pushed to remove Jews from Protestant church offices and to eliminate Jewish references from Christianity.
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Berlin
Joachim Hossenfelder
Friedrich Werner
Extra council meet ordered for PWA loan
A special city council session set for tomorrow at 7 15 p m to select a representative to apply for a 225000 Public Works Administration loan to modernize the municipal light and water plant. Councilman Bates opposes large debt and urges a 34000 borrowing alternative with boiler purchase repairs.
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Public Works Administration
W. F. Martin
Police Department
PWA
I. C. Evzell
I. ©. Bates
Reseina
Bates
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