Dothan seeks first class airport with city chamber bid
E M Weatherly and Ike Rissson of the chamber of commerce and Mayor Clem Eseil of Dothan push plans to finance a first class airport site. The current emergency field lease expired January 1. Weatherly says several sites could become the best field in the south and intends to act within ten days.
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Dothan
E. M. Weatherly
Ike Rissson
Chamber of Commerce
Clem Eseil
Columbia Highway
Weatherly
The
Eagle
Candidate Declarations In Alabama Third District Race
A historic notice lists Henry B. Steagall announcing his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress from Alabama's Third District in the 1990 primary. It also notes a bid for Solicitor of the Twentieth Judicial Circuit with August 11 1999 as the primary date and a call for support from R Ward and Orton Mullin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Alabama
Henry B. Steagall
Twentieth Judicial Circuit
R. & Ward
Ortonw Mulling
Missionary Union Plans Expansion and New Leaders
Mrs Florence Thompson state official of the Baptist Women's Missionary Union will conduct expansion programs at Columbia Association churches during the first two weeks of June. Mrs George Y Malone longtime superintendent announced the plan at Cowarts church. W J Dominy of Dothan elected Young People Director to succeed Mrs O L Newton, who resigned. Mrs J R Rabb of Dothan chosen to succeed Mrs J R Keyton as personal service chairman. Pleasant Hill church to host next W M A convention July 9 per secretary Mrs Richard Rameey. Scholarship fund totals 41 dollars to a Baptist school student in Louisville. Southeast District officers J R Stokes and Mrs Miller reported on Mobile convention.
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Florence Thompson
Baptist Women's Missionary Union
Columbia Association
Women’s Missionary Unions
Cowarts Church
George Y. Malone
Association
W. J. Dominy
Dothan
The
O. L. Newton
Smyrna Church
J. R. Rabb
J. R. Keyton
Keyton
Miami
Pleasant Hill
Richard Rameey
Baptist School
Louisville
J. R. Stokes
Miller
Abbeville
Mobile
Bristow Safe After Kidnap Plot Ends
J E Bristow unharmed is returning home as Delgado and his men flee a military detachment under General Pablo Rodriguez. Rodriguez has sworn to capture the group dead or alive after a $15 000 ransom demand.
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Pablo Rodriguez
Delgado
Parish Qualifies For Board Revenue Race In Houston County
W Jack Parish a community farmer and former Board of Revenue member qualified today from district four for a commission post subject to the Democratic primary. He is the eighth candidate from district four joining C B Burkett G A Snead A L Jordan Alva Jordan E W Wilkerson B A Meadows and A W Smith. Qualification was the first in over a month per Probate Clerk Smith Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jack Parish
Gordon Community
Houston County Board of Revenue
Mr. Parish
Board of Revenue
C. B. Burkett
G. A. Snead
A. L. Jordan
Alva Jordan
E. W. Wilkerson
B. A. Meadows
A. W. Smith
Houston County
Smith Hall
Erector Will Leave Dothan Friday
Ed Siess from the New York office of the Duplex Printing Press company will depart Dothan tomorrow after four weeks here installing and teaching operation of The Eagle 24 page rotary press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Siess
New York
Duplex Printing Press Company
Dothan
Eagle
Doctors and Health Workers Meet Friday
Birmingham April 10 AP Several scare physicians and health workers are to attend the Alabama Tuberculosis Association annual meeting. Dr J D Heacock of Birmingham will preside. The principal feature is a talk by Dr H B Kleinschmidt director of health education for the National Tuberculosis Association New York. He arrives from Tuskegee after addressing the John A Andrew Clinical Society. He will give radio talks on WBRC tomorrow morning and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Tuberculosis Association
J. D. Heacock
H. B. Kleinschmidt
National Tuberculosis Association
New York
Kleinschmidt
Tuskegee
John A. Andrew Clinical Society
WBRC
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Trading Fair
Chicago April 10 reports 240 rail cars in on track and 602 cars shipped. Market stronger with Wisconsin round whites at 2.75 to 2.88 and Minnesota round whites 2.70 to 2.75. Idaho russets 3.75 to 3.85 and Texas sacked Triumphs around 4.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Two Robbers Die In Fort Worth Bank Hold-Up
In Fort Worth Texas on April 10 two African American men attempting to rob the First State Bank of Polytechnic were shot and killed. Assistant Cashier J M Fry was wounded, possibly fatally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
First State Bank of
Polytechnic
J. M. Fry
Cotton and grain market notes from New Orleans Chicago and New York
Market review shows New Orleans cotton futures with mixed old and new crop moves and late gains. Chicago hogs and cattle trade softer with slow, weak demand. New York exchanges firm as currencies hold firm. grains see No 2 corn and wheat ranges with modest gains amid export activity and closing prices.
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady Across Dates
Cottonseed oil quotes in New Orleans on April 10 show a steady market with prime yellow at 8.05 for April delivery and 7.25 to 7.50 for crude. Futures extend through May 8.15, June 8.20, July 8.35, August 8.35, September 8.48, and October 8.84.
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New Orleans
Raw au Rar and refined prices in New York market report
Raw au Rar remained quiet at 3.39 for spots duty paid with no sales reported. Raw futures opened up 1 to 3 points on covering and showed outside buying, later advancing 3 to 4 points. Refined held at 4.90 for fine granulated with a second Honda available at 4.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Honda
Butter prices and grades traded in Chicago market
Butter weak and unsettled in Chicago on April 10. Trading included 7,688 tubs with creamery extras at 35 1/2, standards at 87, extra firsts at 25 1/2 36, firsts at 34 1/2 35, and seconds at 31 23.
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Chicago
Butter Market Report Shows Mixed Prices in New York
New York dairy trade on April 10 shows unsettled butter receipts at 18,207 with creamery butter higher than extra grade. Prices listed include extra 39 39 1 2 and 92 score 38 1 2, with first 8 8 reaching 91 and 35 for 1 2 38.
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New York
Fruit and dairy price listings from Birmingham market
In Birmingham on April 10 the market quotes apples with Winesap at 7 dollars per barrel and Delicious at 4.40 per box. Arkansas Black 3 per box and Oranges from Florida at 6 per box. Callf. 3 per box. Eggs and butter are noted without quotes at 4 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Arkansas
Weathers Grocery Completes Exterior and Interior Painting
The Weathers Grocery company at South Foster Street has finished painting its building. A red and white checkered color scheme was applied to both exterior and interior surfaces.
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Weathers Grocery Company
South Foster Street
Palmer Cotton Letter New York Trade Note
Cotton sold off early on cables and local offerings but rallied by noon on room covering and stop orders above 1645 for July. The session was dull with no news of importance as the market awaits developments in old crop months controlled by the co ops backed by the Farm Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Farm Board
Spot cotton closes quietly up twelve points in New Orleans
New Orleans April 10 spot cotton closes steady to firm up twelve points amid sales of 593 bales. Prices listed at about 16.00 for low middling 14 and 16.65 for good middling with receipts 1,477 and total stock around 430,040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Atock
Cottonseed Oil Prices Report Market Levels
Cottonseed oil closed firm with several futures quoted. Prices listed include April 8.85 May 9.05 July 9.13 and Oct 9.44 with new sales volume noted as 2 000 units and various months showing 7 2h to 7.50 and other figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Sugar Futures Close Steady on Light Demand
Sugar futures in New York closed steady with approximate sales of 37 500 tons. May and July contracts held near 162, Sept 165, Dec 170, Jan 181, and March 186.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cottonseed futures close firm across contracts in Memphis
Cottonseed futures ended firm with closing bids in April at 37.00, May 37.00, July 36.75, September 36.50, November 36.00, with 100 tons sold. Cottonseed meal futures also firm with bids: April 38.90, May 35.76, July 35.05, September 36.78, November 35.50, and 3,300 tons sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad From CASH DRUG Co
An advertisement touts MELLO GLO Face Powder as pure and non flaky. It claims a smooth spread and a youthful bloom, produced by a new French formula and approved coloring matter by the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Drug Co
Staple Grain Prices in St Louis Market Report
In St Louis on April 10 the cash grain market lists Wheat No. 2 red winter at 1.20 to 1.22 and No. 2 hard at 1.12 per bushel. Corn No. 2 yellow ranges from 85 to 88 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis Grain
ST. Louis
The Romantic Mr Carew Proposes To Jacqueline Grey
Jacqueline Grey navigates a perilous romance as Mr. Carew, a wealthy yet wary suitor, proposes within 48 hours of meeting her. She resists his advances while secretly clinging to Teddy Montrome’s influence and a growing suspicion of deceit. A hotel encounter and a bold handwriting clue Hint at deeper motives and a risky future.
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Synopais
Jacqualine Grey
Jace
Mia
Porter Mason
Choo'aw
Arthur Carew
Alle
Jacqueline
Krepa
Mr. Carow
Teddy Montrose
Teddy
Minas Grey
Jacqueline Grey
Teddy Montrome
Jacquéline
Caton
Necklace Heist Causes Panic In Quiet Home
Jacqueline panics over a stolen necklace claiming a 10900 pound diamond set. Teddy Montrose reassures her as she discovers the pot hides only dirt, leaving the mystery unresolved for the next installment.
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W. C. King
City Tire
McKenzie
Addreng
R. L. Hatfield
Agents
Eagle Office
QVE
RMLE
Jersey
Sanders
Newton-Warrick Company
Montgomery
Pew
Chamber of Ned
Troy
Appletree St
Trey B. Lewis
Blumberg’s
Lena Street
J. EB. Zigdlar
Foster Street
J. J. Speight
East Troy Street
Gaines-Davis Company
A. K. Merrill
Dotha
Radio Corporation of America
Denmark
Houston
W. K. Edwards
G. W. Blakey
J. Tippett
OL D. Harrison Optometrist
MAX Jewelry CO
Pone
O. G. Moore Auction
St. Louis St
Circuit
Columbia
J. E. Bristow
Parish
Market Review
Liverpool
Chicago Livestock
Great Britain
France
Italy
Chicago Grain
N. C
New York Sugar
By Wilkiams
Trmiliami
Birmingham Fruit
Weathers Grocery Paints
BY Cowan
Richard
MR. Carew
Detective Inspector McAllister
New Scotland
Byrams
Mr. Montrore
Teddy Eternly
Becauae
Richard Starr
McAlster
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