Three Die As Germany Enters Second Presidential Campaign
Berlin reports three killed and many wounded on the first day of Germanys second presidential campaign with the April 10 election looming. Adolf Hitler denounced President Von Hindenburg as Nazis clashed with communists and police after a Leipsic rally before 50 000 supporters as a political truce expired. Adam Stegerwald of Bruennings cabinet followed the Von Hindenburg campaign.
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Berlin
Gerany
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Paul von Hinden
Republic
Hitler
Leipsic
Adam Stegerwald
Bruenning
von Hindenburg
Sacred Harp Sing Draws Crowds At Courthouse
A large crowd joined the Sacred Harp singing at the courthouse on Sunday afternoon. Leaders named include J T Edmondson J L Johnson B Martin I A Dickerson S T Spivey W M Barnes J T Pope HT Trawick J W Chapman I Branton Co L Bond M G Chapman Jr Le Hartzog and B P Payner Sr. They planned to assist the regular arranging committee. An Ozark convention is set for the fourth Sunday in April with singers from across the state expected.
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Sacred Harp
J.T. Edmondson
J. L. Johnson
8. Martin
I. A. Dickerson
S. T. Spivey
W. M. Barnes
J. T. Pope
HT. Trawick
J. W. Chapman
I. Branton
L. Bond
M. G. Chapman, Jr
le. Hartzog
B. P. Payner
Houston County Singing Association
Ozark
Funeral of Veteran Alabama University Professor
UNIVERSITY Alabama April 4 Col Thomas Chalmers McCorvey longtime University of Alabama professor buried in Evergreen cemetery Hundreds paid tribute to the beloved scholar who wore the professorial robes for 50 years The service was at Carist Episcopal church with Rev Theodore H Evans officiating Pallbearers included university and bank leaders Survived by widow Netta Tutwiler Metty two daughters Jean Johnston and George D Johnston Mobile relatives and notable figures attended the ceremony
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The
University
A. B. Moore
Charles H. Barnswell
College of Arts and Sciences
Robert H.cochrane
City National
Frank M. Moody
First National Bank
Glenn Foster
Wee
K. Jones
Harrove van de Graaff
Richard Gark Foster
McCorvey
Net
Dothan Church Helps Towns Girl Fight Tuberculosis
Residents and former Dothan locals donated over the weekend to a fund for a seriously ill Dothan girl. The total neared 250 dollars with 300 needed for treatment at the sanitarium. Contributions came from First Baptist Church collections, Dr J E Bender of Nashville and Western Union employees.
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Dothan
First Baptist Church
J. E. Bender
Nashville, Tenn
Eagle
Hoover Seeks Bipartisan Team for Economy Plan
President Hoover asked Congress to appoint delegates from both chambers to help craft a complete national program of economy. He called for immediate expenditure reductions for the coming year. Senator Robinson of Arkansas condemned the move as shirking responsibility.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
House
Robinson
Arkansas
Woman kills two children and self in Mount Clair
Mrs. Raymond Fosdick, sister in law of Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick, shot and killed her two children Susanne 15 and Blaine 9 then herself at their Mount Clair home. Neighbors heard shots. police say she was under a physician's care and the husband, a lawyer, was away in New York.
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Mount Clair
N. J
Raymond Fosdick
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York City
New York
Susanne
Blaine
Personal delivery begins for delinquent taxes in Houston county
Tax collector officials say over two thousand late notices were mailed or delivered personally in Houston county to delinquent taxpayers. Recipients must appear in probate court before Judge Harry K. Martin to show cause why property should not be sold for taxes.
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Houston County
Dothan
Harry K. Martin
Court Clerk Here Has New Secretary
W H Hill brother of Roy Hit becomes court clerk secretary replacing Miss Effie Sowell who served six years. Sowell married yesterday and moved to Quincy, Fis.
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W. H. Hill
Roy Hit
Effie Sowell
Misa Sowell
Quincy
Fis
Friendship Sermon Praises Noble Endeavor by Minister
The Rev. T. G. Jones of LaFayette Street Methodist delivers a sermon on The Challenge of Friendship. He argues friendship enriches character, inspires noble deeds, and deepens commitment to Jesus Christ as a friend who shares heavenly secrets.
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T.G. Jones
LaFayette Street Methodist Church
Jesus Christ
Tlim
Jesus
Heavenly Father
Ux Iz
Siver
God
All-Welded Dredge Launched At Mobile
Mobile's first all welded dredge, built by Ingalls Iron Work, cost about 15000 dollars and was completed in ten days at the Chickasaw plant of Tennessee Coal Iron and Railroad. The 105 ton vessel measures 89 feet long and 36 feet wide. it is the second dredge produced at the plant, following a 100000 dollar unit sold to the South America Gold and Platinum Company.
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Mobile
Ala
Ingalls Iron Work
Birmingham
Chickasaw
Tennessee, Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
South America Gold and Platinum Company
Foreign Missionary Workers Talk at Presbyterian Meeting
Florence Alabama April 4 AP Foreign missionary work will be reviewed at the thirty ninth annual meeting of the Womans Auxiliary North Alabama Conference of the Presbyterian Church in Florence April 6 8. On the program are Dr D R Daupin Mississippi a 26 year missionary to Brazil and Dr T D Tadlock Winchester Kentucky who has wide experience as a missionary in Brazil.
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Florence
Ala
Womans Auxiliary
North Alabama
The
Presbyterian Church
D. R. Daupin
Mississippi
Brazil
T. D. Tadlock
Winchester
Psychic Wonder To Solve Your Problems This Week
The Dothan Eagle announces psychic Abdi-Din will answer reader questions this week. Bring or mail questions to the Eagle office for daily published responses, with Q and A printed starting tomorrow.
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Dothan Eagle
Eagle Office
Abdi-Din
Dothan
Ali-Din
Houston
The
Eagle
Eagle Daily
All-Din
State Convention for Music Clubs to Be Next Week
Huntsville hosts the Alabama Federation of Music Clubs two day convention starting April 14. Prominent speakers include Mrs Elmer James Ottoway from Port Huron and Mrs J F Hill of Memphis. Cadman will perform and lecture on Indian folklore. Alabama artists from Huntsville to Mobile also appear.
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Huntsville
Alabama Federation of Music Clubs
George Houston Davis
Biringham
James Fitts Alston
Tuscaloosa
E. T. Bozenhard
Birmingham
Elmer James Ottoway
Port Huron
Mich
Music Clubs of America
Geneal Assembly
J. F. Hill
Memphis
National Federation of Music Clubs
Victor Hanson
National Board
Alabama
J. H. Lane
Sylacauga
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Nelda Humphrey Pratt
Neil Essiinger
Honor Winer
M. Zlolowski
Alabama College
Richard Clark Foster
Paul Burnham
University of Alabama
Beverly Hester
Beatrice Moser
Judson College
J. Clarendon Mclure
Mobile
Tadlock R. G. Tadlock 65 Dies of Heart Attack in Dothan
Funeral was held at Kinsey Sunday for G. R. Tadlock 65 of Dothan who died Saturday night after being stricken with a heart attack while walking down Main Street. He is survived by a daughter Mrs. O Collier of Dothan a son S C Tadlock of the Central Market and a brother Pompey Tadlock of Columbus Ga.
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Kinsey
G. R. Tadlock
Dothan
FE. Main Street
Strcken
Twist of Pen Opens Parole Door at Kilby Prison
A description of how Kilby Prison parole decisions hinge on a quirky marking by State Auditor John Brandon. If denied a circle is drawn with a gap indicating potential parole, while an approved plea is marked by a partial inner circle.
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Montgomery
John Brandon
Kilby
State Pardon Board
Brandon
Zut
Mrr
Alleged Auto Thief Returned to Dothan
A reported auto theft case in Houston County ends with the suspect allegedly returned to Dothan. Witnesses say the missing vehicle was recovered in Columbus and the accused thief was brought back to the county to face charges.
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Dothan
Courte Tea
Columbus
Houston County
Walter E
Gator
Ethan
Port to repair a residence at SI Beach
City clerk issues permit to repair a residence at SI Beach Avenue. Official records show authorization granted to repairs and a vehicle in the fleet listed as entry. The notice reflects standard permitting procedure and property details in the harbor district.
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SI Beachand Avenue
Waa
Resigamre Wo Enet SR Gered
Soldier Slashed in Panama City Fight Near Millville
A member of the 20th U S Infantry was seriously stabbed at a Millville Panama City Florida dance hall Saturday night. Private Young lung wounds and multiple cuts. another private Al Hemmell 23 was lightly injured. Both moved to Fort Benning by air later. No arrests reported.
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20Th U. S. Infantry
Dothan
Millville
Panama City
Fla
Ft. Benning
20Th Infantry
20Th
Young
al Hemmell
Kemmel
Merchandise Stolen From Thompson Store Recovered
Police recovered nearly all loot from W. H. Thompson’s Geneva highway store after a burglary last week. Two Montgomery men, T. D. Sammons and George Brooks, were jailed on the burglary charge after officers found the merchandise in a Montgomery residence. Valued at more than $290, the items were identified by Thompson and his wife.
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W. H. Thompson
Geneva
Montgomery
Joe Rollins
T. D. Sammons
George Brooks
Rolins
Negro Held In Jail Here In Connection With Store Robbery
Wil Davis, a Black man, is jailed on burglary charges for breaking into John Marsh’s store near Gordon. Sheriff Joe Polling said Davis was taken into custody yesterday. Six others arrested on prohibition violations are in jail, and Walter mith, a Black man, is jailed on carrying a concealed pistol. Four more were nabbed for drunkenness as the county’s weekend arrests conclude.
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Wil Davis
John Marsh
Gordon
Joe Polling
Waltermith
Negr
Cerr
Crime curb urged by Etowah County grand jury report
Law enforcement pressure shifts to citizens of Etowah County as the grand jury since January 7 stresses the duty of citizens to curb crime by selecting capable jurors and upholding duties amid fears of vigilantism and statistics.
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Gadsden
Ala
Etewah County
Aix Hemisides
Massie Case Opens in Honolulu Court Amid Guarded Interest
Police guard surrounds the judiciary building as the Massie case opens in Honolulu. Joseph Kahawai was lured and killed after a fake court summons, with Mrs Granville Fortesque Massie and four sailors facing murder and assault charges in the sensational trial tied to a lynching and a Navy guard at the Massie home.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Judiciary
Graatone
Joseph Kahawai
Granville Fo
United States
Thom
Massie
U. S. Navy
J. Lord
Albert Jones
Glasgow Hints Lindbergh Baby Visit Spark Excitement
In Glasgow Scotland April 4 AP reports Major Charles Schoeffel of the New Jersey state police will arrive from London to visit Mrs. Taylor mother of Betty Gow nurse to the kidnapped Lindbergh baby. Police expect possible developments and have begun a search despite the nurse’s secrecy.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Charles Schoeffel
New Jersey State Police
London
Taylor
Betty Gow
Shoeeffel
Mrs. Taylor
Major Schoeffel
Scotland Yard
April County Court Opens With 39 Cases On Docket
County court convened today for the April term with more than 39 cases on the docket. Probate Judge Harry K. Martin presides and most cases involve violations of the prohibition law. The session was expected to wrap up today or early tomorrow.
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Harry K. Martin
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