Governor Denies Report Of Quick Special Session
Montgomery Sept 34 Gov Bibb Graves denies a report that a quick special session of the legislature was contemplated by his administration. He plans to return to Washington for a personal interview with President Roosevelt on temporarily rejected Alabama work relief projects.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Bibb Graves
Washington
Roosevelt
Alabama
Capitol
Wats
Home Town Talk Chapter 36 Weary Heroine Nears Judgment
In Eloton the town talks of Emily and Dorothy as Judith and Lewis face public scrutiny. Emily resists praise and vows to pay any price. Dorothy warns of the cost of heroism while urging forward focus. A business trip to Birmingham is planned, with Frances skeptical and Emily hopeful.
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Balleva
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Zewis
Ike Lucy Barnes
Edwin
Mortyrdom
Dorothy Lit
Lot
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Birmingham
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William
Frances
Avery
Jefrey
Journey Through the Black Belt to Morton Hall
Emily travels with Judith to Morton Hall near Cerroilton, passing through decayed cotton towns and dusty byways. They arrive at the grand house, reunite with Drayvey the dog, and share memories of the old regime while noting the southern hospitality and the tense, longing mood that lingers from past eras.
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Increasing Postal Receipts Declared Index to Prosperity
A curtailed political commentary notes the Roosevelt New Deal era actions and the shift in support from business leaders who once urged Roosevelt to aid the nation. The piece argues the administration rescued the country from economic peril and accuses opponents of constitutional concerns only after benefits appeared.
Post Office Revenue Soars Under Noted Administration
The postmaster general cites strong postal income growth from 1932 to a peak near 21 billion annually, highlighting administration success. The figures show a leap from about 548 million to 2.19 billion and project further gains under ongoing policy.
Prince of Wales Ends Hunt in Munich Trip
Fragmented report describes a British royal figure in Austria, with vague references to a hunting outing and Munich. Distinct entities include Wolfgang, Austria, and Munich though many words are garbled. The item hints at a royal visit with unspecified outcomes or dates.
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Wolfgang
Austria
Prince of ‘Wales
Munich
School buses to require license plates this year
Promate Judge Sax on P. Poyner announced Tuesday that school buses will be required to carry license plates. County-owned buses pay 52 while privately owned buses pay higher fees. Chauffeur licenses are not required this year due to the drivers’ license act. Lewin Beatty, of Malone, was a visitor to Detroit on Wednesday.
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Promate
Saxon P. Poyner
Ev Ary Automobile
Moon Cycle Used by French Savant for Weather Guess
Paris reports M. Joseph Cassiopee, a French scientist, believes the moon governs ocean tides and atmospheric conditions. He argues weather can be forecast long in advance by studying the moon’s habits, noting that lunar eclipses occur in regular cycles and could predict weather patterns.
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Paris
Farm
Pallore
M. Joseph Cassiopee
Tider
M. Casalipes
Requiee
Weather Chronicle Notes on Historic Heat Trends
Fragmentary notes discuss past heat waves and dry conditions in various years including July 1562 1934 1988 and 1508. It mentions a remarkably hot dry July and an exceptionally harsh winter 1986 37 with remarks on weather patterns and comparisons across eras.
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Ayelee
Ageia
Alabama Kiwanis to Meet in Decatur Oct 90 to 22
GADSDEN Sept 24 AP The 1088th annual convention of the Alabama Kiwanis District will be held in Decatur Oct 90 to 22 with Father A Bollinger of Atlanta as a featured speaker and international trustees on the program.
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Gadsden
Alabama Kiwanis District
Father A. Bollinger
Atlanta
International Trustes
Im professed governor at 1984 Mentgemary convention
The fragment notes a governor figure presented at the 1984 convention held in Mentgemary. The text references an Illinois or Alabama context but is severely garbled and lacks clear names or organizations.
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Ala
Ee Ervnnealstich
Mentgemary
Mayor Enforces Anti Necking Ban In Picher Oklahoma
In Picher Oklahoma city officials led by Mayor Fred Gray vow strict enforcement of an anti necking ordinance. Teens found necking in parked cars on city streets will be arrested and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The mayor says some youths have lost their self respect.
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Picher
Oule
Dupld
Ottawa County
Oklaing
Fred Gray
Cnfinance
Hoosier Auto Wrecks Heaviest After Dark Incident
An Indiana crash leaves the aftermath of a late night wreck described as the heaviest on record with multiple injuries. State police began joint patrols to curb dangerous driving after the high speed collision between five vehicles.
Large Enots Back Chicago Fashion Trend Returns
In Chicago on September 24, readers note a revived fashion trend as shirt makers showcase wide collar openings, signaling a comeback of the Enot style once favored by collegians, with renewed popularity indicated by exhibitors.
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Chicago
Dell
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