Newfoundland Rioters Threaten Premier in Harbor Plot
In St John s Newfoundland the mob smashed House of Assembly windows and forced Premier Sir Richard Squires to hide. A government promise of resignation paused the crowd but not yet accepted. The national government may assume control with F C Alderlie leading the opposition.
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Newfoundland
House of Assembly
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F. C. Alderlie
Dominion
Club Women Told 10 Study Present World Problems
Mrs. C. Gifford Adams of Birmingham told Alabama club women the federation must lead in studying education and world peace to meet wartime challenges. She urged active leadership, warned of apathy on peace, cited federation accomplishments, and noted $2900 raised for the General Federation Fund with $1635 from clubs in Bird district.
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C. Gifford Adams
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General Federation of Clubs
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Padergoes Operation At Dothan Hospital
Bradshaw from Benton Funeral Co underwent an operation in Dothan on Tuesday. He was reported up and well today.
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Benton Funeral Co
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Ali-Din Answers 20 Reader Questions in The Eagle
Ali-Din the Eagle psychic answered twenty reader questions, with more to come. He warned about drops in future replies and announced a spook party at the Houston theater, featuring spirit slate writing for attendees.
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Oil drilling begins near Vernon Alabama township
Vernon Ala April 6 Drilling for oil has started at Township 15 six miles from Vernon. Official directing the work said they expect to reach rock between 500 and 700 feet where standard rigs will be substituted for the drills now in use.
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Return to Work at Gulf States Steel Mills
Notices posted in Gadsden Alabama announce idle workers are to return for a short period of operation. Work will resume for a few days in the wire nail plate sheet mills and two open hearth furnaces.
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Gulf States Steel Company
Roosevelt Wins Big in Wisconsin and New York Primaries
Exceedingly heavy vote in Wisconsin defies GOP strength as Roosevelt wins in the state, and in New York his forces claim a 4 vote landslide with only two district contests. Wisconsin shows progress for La Follette forces and Norris backing while Illinois reports Democratic gains in municipal contests including Cicero.
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New York
Franklin Roosevelt
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Roosevelt
Buffalo
Upstate
Illinois
Cicero
Chicago
Hoover
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Norris
Nebraska
Georgia
Pinckard Mill Fire Destroys Cotton Gin Property
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Pinckard Mill property at Pinckard. The mill formerly known as the Giasendanner cotton gin was valued at 10 000 with 2 000 in insurance. Hamp Draper of Wetumpka owned the mill, which he purchased a year ago. Flames broke out early Tuesday.
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Pinckard
Giasendanner Cotton Gin
Hamp Draper
Wetumpka
Dothan
Washington Contributor Gives $10 Toward Dothar Tubercular Fund
A Washington, D. C. donor gave $10 toward the $305 goal to send a tubercular Dothar girl to a sanatorium. The contributor asked anonymity. The fund needed $21 more to reach the target.
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Washington, D. C
Washington, D.C
Dothar
Two Year Old Dorothy Howell Goes On Solo City Hike
Dorothy Ann Howell, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H R Howell, wandered through the business district to the city cemetery before guiding her rescuer to her home. She correctly directed turning at Denton street and returned safely to her anxious mother.
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H. R. Howell
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Stocks Rally After Weak Start In New York Market
An incomplete market note describes stocks recovering from an early weakness in New York trading. The fragment references a surge amid mixed sentiment and social media chatter, with unclear details about specific indices or companies.
Dothan Considers License to Curb Milk Bottle Theft
City council moves to end milk bottle theft by require a 109 dollar license for all second hand bottle dealers. Inspectors will track bottle transactions and arrest those selling stolen bottles. Dairies report losses totaling nearly 200 dollars since December amid thefts of mostly empty bottles.
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Dothan
Two Benefit Plays Announced By School
A school plans two benefit plays featuring students and faculty. The program includes acts from The King in Hizzie's Wedding and The Treaty at Coan Tle Sahyoo with special pieces between the main scenes to entertain audiences.
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Hizzie
Coan
Secretary Objects To Three Of Taxes In Revenue Measure
Secretary Mills told the Senate Finance Committee that the revenue bill's taxes on corporations stock transfers and estates would discourage capital flow into industry. He warned the rates and changes could hinder business and stifle economic activity during a period of hesitation and stagnation.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Secureary Mills
Mills
Birmingham's Light in Totals 8165.006
The fragmentary note reports a numeric total linked to Birmingham with unclear context and stray letters. No clear events or names are readable to establish a substantive local record or identifiable action.
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Birmingham
All Delinquent Tax Notices Delivered
Delinquent tax notices were reportedly delivered, with the final of two batches completed recently. The report notes weather conditions and a showing of effort to reach recipients.
Students Try To Gag Their "Alma Mater'
Columbia University athletes seized a crepe strip from striking students attempting to gag the Alma Mater statue during a one day protest over Reed Harris's expulsion. The clash followed after pickets formed at campus entrances with about 200 students gathering at the library steps. Fistfights broke out as athletes intervened to remove the crepe.
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Columbia University
Reed Harris
Spectator
Nicholas Murray Butler
Herbert Hewkes
Harris
Thousands Desiring Army Instruction Reach 13 453 Applications
The Fourth Corps Area reports 13 453 applications by March 30 to fill a 4 400 quota for U S Citizens Military Training Camps. Dothan National Guard Captain Buntin notes new applications continue and vacancies will be kept for counties not yet filled. The region includes Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi Louisiana Tennessee South Carolina North Carolina and leads national enrollments. Dothan youths have previously attended nearby camps such as Pensacola Florida.
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Fourth Corps
Thomas EB. Buntin
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Buntin
Alabama
Fouth Corps
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Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Tennessee
South Carolina
North Carolina
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Dothan
Pensacola
Fla
Couple Jailed for Rock Throwing at Dollar Store
Homer Gilford and Gertrude Sims were jailed in Houston County on a larceny charge after city officers arrested them Tuesday. Police say they threw a rock through the Dollar Store window on South Foster Street and stole a pair of shoes. They were turned over to the county for trial.
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Homer Gilford
Gertrude Sims
Houston County
South Foster Street
False Alarm Triggers Downtown Fire Crew at Alcazar Theater
Firefighters rushed to the Alcazar theater district after a false alarm. Crews found smoke from a trash pile, not a blaze, marking the second such incident at the theater in recent months.
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Blerk
Alcazar Theater
Alcizar Theater
Dothan Men Judge Debate At Midland City High School
Dothan lawyers W. J. Stn and Claude Cotton served as acting judges in a Midland City high school debate between representatives of Midland City high school and the rival high school. The judges announced a decisive verdict favoring the Midland team.
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Midland City High School
le Rnsakey
W. J. Stn
Claude Cotton
Midland City High
Midland City Bach School
Norfolk intermediary in Lindbergh baby case reports contact
John Hughes Curtis of Norfolk, one of three intermediaries in the Lindbergh kidnapping, said he had made contact with the abductors and that the child was well. Curtis has aided the search for two weeks with Rear Admiral Guy H. Burrage and the Rev H Dobson-Peacock.
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Norfolk
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Guy H. Burrage
Rev. H. Dobson-Peacock
Lindbergh
Predicts trouble from Massie case
Assistant Attorney General Richardson warned in a Senate report that the Fortesque murder trial in Hawaii will embroil the Hawaiian people in unpleasant circumstances. He said there is no way out but to proceed, fearing racial antagonism as the verdict approaches.
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Washington
Richardson
Senate
Hawaii
Auburn Baseball Title Threatened
Auburn faces a tough defense of its Dixie and Southern conference titles after graduation. Key losses include Joe Burt top Dixie hitter with .429, Phil Hodges, Frack Pate, and pitcher Dunham Harkins who won seven games without a loss.
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Phil Hodges
Frack Pate
Dunham Harkins
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