Business conditions show slow Canada wholesale trade gains
The commerce department's weekly summary notes few positive signs worldwide with some regions improving. Canada reports slowly improving wholesale trade, while Japan sees active import trade in February and Europe inquiries for Chinese goods rise. Argentina tempers gains with heat, and France faces rising unemployment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Japan
Europe
United States
India
Netherland East Indies
Argentina
France
Czecho-Slovakia
Canada
Juniors on Air Hear Azalea Talk From Mobile Studio
Members of the Junior Chamber of Commerce will hear speakers at a Wednesday luncheon from a broadcasting station. President Henry Toones and John Glennon will address azalea planting week while diners listen in at the Cawthon hotel. Glennon will urge Mobile residents to support azalea plantings and beautification.
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Chamer of Commerce
Cawthon Hotel
Henry Toones
John Glennon
Mobile
Counsel Chosen for Sneak Theft Case Involving Agent
Charles Long known as Slick and Creep Easy is charged with robbing federal prohibition agent Harvey Hughes about two years ago. Judge Joel W. Goldsby named Attorneys James H. Webb and W. D. DeBardeleben to defend him after he was reported unable to retain counsel. Long allegedly grabbed the officer’s gun, took $30 and the weapon. He had been fined $100 and 90 days in jail on a prior circuit court matter and was held on the robbery charge.
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Charles Long
Slick
Creep Easy
James H. Webb
W. D. DeBardeleben
Joel W. Goldsby
Long
Harvey Hughes
Prohibition
Veterans to Meet in Mobile Chapter No 7 Meeting
Disabled Veterans of World War to hold regular meeting at W O W hall at 8 p m Tuesday. All members urged to attend as important business will be discussed. Ex service men needing his claims are requested to attend or contact organizers.
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Mobile
W. O. W. Hall
Bee on sore tonsils offered at surgical congress
Atlanta reports describe an electro coagulater named bee used on tonsils at an exhibit during a surgical congress. Doctors place two cathodes to warm the tonsil and encourage gradual withering away after several treatments.
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Atlanta
Black Predicts Democratic Victory and Muscle Shoals Action
Senator Hugo Black, back in Birmingham, said the 1932 Democratic victory is likely and that Muscle Shoals legislation will pass in the next Congress. He noted gains by Democrats in the Senate after the last election and urged a strong party to help elect a president and Congress. He also commented on farm relief measures easing farmers and lower cotton and wheat prices.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Hugo Black
Congress
Black
Senate
Democratic Congress
Three Die In Oklahoma Plane Crash Near Mounds Farm
An unlicensed four passenger biplane piloted by J F R Hays crashed on a Reed farm three miles south of Mounds Oklahoma. Three died Mrs J T Reed and her son David Reed and Herschell Casey. two others injured J T Reed Jr and J R Hays.
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Associated Press
Mounds
Okla
J. FR. Hays
Wewoka
J. T. Reed
David Reed
Herschell Casey
J. T. Reed, Jr
Hawks in Atlanta on mystery plane en route to Europe
Captain Frank Hawks, famed speed flier, arrived in Atlanta at 10 50 a m in his mystery plane on a flight from New York to Houston. He plans to visit relatives in Houston before sailing for Europe on March 31.
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Atlanta
Frank M. Hawks
Speed Flier
Houston
Texas
Europe
Hawks
New York
Dallas
Here
Mobileian Hero Walsdorf Stops Two Bandits at Store
Charles A. Walsdorf proprietor of a New Orleans drug store and Mobile native, aided by his son and a patrolman, killed two masked would be robbers as they approached his closing time storefront. Miss Gladys Walsdorf witnessed the clash at the soda fountain.
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Charles A. Walsdorf
New Orleans
Spring Hill College
Associated Press
Walsdorf
Mobile
Gladys Walsdorf
Moose Birthday Night Observed by Mobile Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose hosts Birthday Night on Tuesday at St Michael and Royal streets club room. March birthday members attend as guests with a musical program accompanying the exercises.
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Mobile Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
St. Michael and Royal Streets
Army Flier Ira Eaker Begins Eastward Time Flight
Captain Ira Eaker, an army pilot, started a nonstop time flight from Long Beach toward the Atlantic coast. He carried 486 gallons of gasoline and predicted a range to Dayton Ohio or possibly Washington. A ground failure caused the ship to veer and crash risk, but his aim was not to set a record.
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Associated Press
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Ira Eaker
Atlantic
Dayton
Ohio
Washington
Fight When Foes Against an Army that is Organized
The text contrasts fighting against a organized army with an unorganized foe. It emphasizes the challenge of opposing a structured force and notes potential differences in tactics and resilience between the two sides.
Poison plots probe in Dycus case shocks Hopkinsville
Hopkinsville Kentucky March 10 jurors investigate alleged poison plots linked to photographer Jim McClure age 69 who shot himself after wounding widow Daisy Dycus. County attorney W H Southall found letters claiming McClure planned suicide and hinted Dycus had tried to poison his wife. Coroner verdict: McClure died by his own hand. Grand jury to probe death and Dycus actions.
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Hopkinsville
Jim McClure
Daisy Dycus
McClure
W. H. Southall
Dycus
Edwin Dycus
Goethe
Kennemar to preside first session in Selma court
Charles B. Kennemar, recently appointed judge of the middle Alabama federal district, will preside over Monday's session in Selma. He will take the oath Wednesday in Montgomery. The appointment came due to Judge Robert T. Ervin of Mobile's illness. Court officials will travel from Mobile to Selma for the session.
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Charles B. Kennemar
Middle Alabama
Federal Judicial District
Selma
Kennemar
Montgomery
Court of Appeals
Robert T. Ervin
Mobile
Ervin
Axe Murder Found Near Coahoma Landing
Sheriff Campbell reached the spot by boat on the Mississippi near Coahoma Landing where a man about 65 lay dead for two months or more. A physician reported the death caused by an axe and the body was concealed in the willows.
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Mississippi River
Coahoma Landing
Campbell
Kirkland as Li Kirkland as Li
Sister of slain girl collapses in court as final plea is made in high profile murder trial. Virgil Kirkland faces possible death penalty for the slaying of Arlene Draves at a Gary area party. Defense claims lack of proof and argues Kirkland was engaged to the victim and acted to revive her.
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Associated Press
Valparaiso
Ind
Virgil Kirkland
Gary
Arlene Draves
Kirkland
Miss. Draves
Arlene
Murrill Clemons
Edmund Freund
Artene
Morgan Bonbright utility stocks surge in New York market
In New York on March 10 Morgan Bonbright utility stocks led a broad rise in United Corp holdings with a 7 point gain. The market advanced except for oils and rails as Niagara Hudson traded above 15 on the curb market, marking best levels of the year.
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New York
Morgan-Bonbright
United Corp
Commission House
Niagara Hudson
County panel to inspect Gulf Beach erosion measures in Pensacola
County commissioners and engineers will visit Pensacola on Wednesday to review shoreline protection methods at Gulf Beach. Chairman Edward Laurendine said the trip, postponed by bad weather, aims to inform plans for shore protection at Coden and other county locations. They will also examine an unpriced paving material used on the beach road.
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Pensacola
Gulf Beach
Edward Laurendine
Coden
Carr ie Collins Sentenced for Manslaughter in First Degree
Carrie Collins is sentenced to 15 months at hard labor for the killing of Alex Young. The defendant pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the first degree, with Judge Joel W. Goldsby imposing the term after a favorable plea agreement with Solicitor Bart Chamberlain and defense attorney Jere Auastill.
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Carrie Collins
Alex Young
Joel W. Goldsby
Bart Chamberlain
Jere Auastill
Moore to face trial for hold up attempt at Saenger box office
Donald Moore of Mobile charged with assault to rob after an attempted hold up of the Saenger theatre box office on December 29. Trial set for Wednesday morning in circuit court after delays for attorney availability and witness interviews. Det. Walter Burch and Mose Bernstein arrested Moore within an hour of the alleged robbery. Judge Goldsby dismissed another case involving International Paper Company after rulings on a poisoning indictment.
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Donald Moore
Saenger
Circuit Court
Moore
Walter Burch
Mose Bernstein
Goldsby
Blaze Victim Mrs Payne Remains In Critical Condition
Mrs. C. W. Payne of 858 Church Street remained in grave condition at City Hospital Tuesday after a fire injures her while she dressed a child near a grate. Hospital attendants said she spent a restless night but still had a chance for recovery.
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C. W. Payne
Church Street
City Hospital
Coast Citizen Killed By Bus Out Of Mobile
Bay St. Louis Mississippi March 10 Associated Press Wade Red Wade 35 year old automobile man of Bay St. Louis was fatally injured near here today when his car collided with a Teche Transfer company bus en route to New Orleans. Wade had come to the area five years ago from Henderson Kentucky Officials said the bus left Mobile Tuesday morning on its regular Crescent City run.
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Bay ST. Louis
Miss
Red" Wade
Teche Transfer Company
New Orleans
Wade
Henderson
Mobile
Crescent City
Home Damaged by Fire on Claiborne Street
A fire caused by a defective flue damaged Mrs. K. T. Johnson's home at 211 Claiborne Street Tuesday morning. Roof suffered the most, contents water damaged. house valued at 3000 dollars with 1500 dollars contents. Insurance covered the home, contents uninsured. Fire companies 2 6 7 11 and 17 responded.
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K. T. Johnson
Claiborne Street
Matt Sloan Fire Station
City Board Advances 375000 Bond for Dental Clinic Renewal
A Mobile County League of Women Voters delegation plans to appear at a midweek conference as the question is sent to the revenue administration board next Monday. The commissioners authorized a 375000 loan for renewal and a related loan, to be managed by Marx & Company of Birmingham, with a resolution setting 48000 for interest and street bond retirement.
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Mobile County League of Women Voters
Board of Revenue Administration
Board of Commissioners
Marx & Company
Birmingham Investment House
Unidentified man found dead in field near Craft Highway
A body of an unidentified Black man was found Tuesday morning in a field off Craft highway south of the Three Mile creek bridge. Officers and the coroner conducted an investigation into the death ruled as exposure.
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Craft Highway
Three Mile Creek Bridge
Winners In Building Test To Be Selected March 21
The You Can Make It contest will judge entries Saturday morning March 21 at the recreation hall. More than 400 contestants compete for 14 prizes, including a capital trip to Washington offered by The Mobile Register and News Item. Judge panel includes Mobile business representatives. President Hoover will greet the Washington trip winner at 12 30.
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Register
Washington
Hoover
Recreation Hall
Mobile Register
News Item
Three Witnesses Go Ten Stand in Terre Haute Case
In Indianapolis a jury may hear the case late Wednesday as defense motions fail. The trial concerns a Mobile man charged in a fatal hitchhiker slaying near Terre Haute with the state contending the victim died in an arson fire. The father of the victim testifies while the defense questions the timing of the death and alibi claims.
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Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Marti
Schroeder
Fense
Bakeree
Mobile
Ala
Ira M
Elks Plan Welcome for National Leader in Mississippi
A Mobile Elks delegation travels by auto to Port Miss to greet Grand Exalted Ruler Lawrence H head of national organization. A monster banquet will honor him at the Great Southern hotel Gulfport with local members including Carman Pippin O Connor Peck Delchamps Hooge Lagman Kearns Jones Guinnally Hartwell Taylor Dorsey Dutton and others.
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Mobile Elka
Port
Miss
Lawrence H
Elks of Mississippi
Great Southern
Gulfport
Q. Carman
M.A
John H. Pippin
H. W. i T. J. O'Connor
Taylor. Peck
B. Delchamps
Augustens
W. Hooge
Charles Lagman
M. Shirley
Joseph V. Kearns
W. E. Jones
F. B. Guinnally
J. Adams
W. C. Taylor
Lee Dorsey
H.S. Dutton, Jr
Weather Look Ahead for Local and Alabama Regions
Tuesday night frost then increasing clouds and warmer Wednesday with a near 42 degree high. Alabama region fair with northwest winds. frost possible if skies clear Tuesday. Wednesday partly sunny with mild conditions.
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Alabama
Ritter for The Tombighes Rivet No Change
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Ritter
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