Veterans discuss compensation and bravery awards in Houston County
Four groups of ex service men, members of the bonus issue discussion, debate compensation merits. Houston County ex soldiers are cited for bravery under fire, including Marion Reese, T J Whatley Jr, and Talmadge May. None received total compensation, aggregate under $900 monthly. B A Leakeit recalls a North Alabama tornado scene witnessed while painting a school curtain, while Edgar Williams notes frightful details. Arthur Pappas taunts Chief Tobe Domingus with a new casual age line for the police chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston County
Marion Reese
T. J. Whatley
Jr. Talmadge May
B. A. Leakett
North
Alabama
Leakeit
Edgar Williams
Andalusia Beats Tiger Golf Team in Dothan Match
The Andalusia high school golf team defeated Dothan two points in a weekend series at Dothan Country Club. Morning singles gave Dothan a one point lead, but Andalusia won both afternoon team matches to claim the event.
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Dothan
Dothan Country Club
Andaluaig
Andalusia
Mathes
Afernoon
Paul Flowers
Abner Powell
Jamey Dunn
Roys Lewis
Gee Proctor
Fred Holmes
Sam Kelly
James Hugh Kyzar
Doothan
James Dunn
George Proctor
Bainbridge Tigers to face Dothan in return tilt
Dothan high school visits Bainbridge stadium for a Wednesday afternoon game aiming to extend a season streak after a 5 to 2 win in the opener. The Tigers had previously fallen 5 to 2 and then beat Enterprise 14 to 8 to push their win total to two with no defeats for Dothan.
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Dothan High School
Bainbridge High
Tigers
Bainbridge
Dothan
Dothan Fnally
Dothan High
Enterprise
Midland City High Nets Fifth Win Of Season
Midland City high school defeated Troy high 13 to 5 to notch its fifth straight victory. Starling pitched 12 strikeouts and allowed eight Troy hits. Killebrew Bailey and Glover led the Midland City bats with 13 total hits off Dalker.
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Midland City High
Midland City
Troy High
Starling
Killebrew
Bailey
Glover
Troy
Dalker
Woodham
J. Bailey
Ward, Jr
Guilage
Stough
Gissendanner
Mystery figure Galen-Blucher leads forces on frontier
The article describes Galen-Blucher as commander-in-chief of the Russian Red Army defending the Manchurian Mongolian border. It claims he organized the Chinese Nationalist army with limited service and notes his unknown ancestry, suspected German-Russian parentage.
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Galen-Blucher
Red Army
Alha
Tardieu Delivers Campaign Speeches in Belfort Region
Premier Andre Tardieu of France campaigned for reelection in the far eastern department from Belfort's second district where the Republicans of the Left named him earlier. He traveled to Geneva for the disarmament conference reopening and planned to return to Paris midweek.
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Belfort
France
Andre Tardieu
Chamber of Deputies
Basie
Switzerland
Geneva
Paris
Alabama Governor Proclaims May 3 1932 Bond Election
Governor Miller proclaims an election on May 3 1932 for constitutional amendment allowing Jasper to issue bonds up to 700000 for water works. Notice to run weekly eight weeks in every Alabama county newspaper before election day. Seal and date affixed at Montgomery Capitol February 20 1932.
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State of Alabama
Alabama
I. B. M. Miller
State of
Jasper
Montgomery
Alabama proposes forestry districts tax amendment election
The state sets a May 3, 1932 vote for a proposed constitutional amendment allowing formation of Forestry Districts and a five cent per acre tax to fund reforestation and timber development, retroactive to 1931 legislation. Public notice issued by I B M Milbam.
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State of
Alabama
I. B. Xf. Miller
Stud County
Montromers
Girl Plot to Extort Dowry From Father Leads to Jail
Rita Bray aged 19 sits in a Los Angeles jail charged with conspiring to extort a dowry from her father. Two men are jailed on kidnapping plans after a failed money pickup at a designated spot. Father had paid $900 to resolve the dispute.
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Rita Bray
Los Angeles
Condition Improves for Joseph Leiter in Chicago
Joseph Leiter capitalist and sportsman was seriously ill at his Chicago home after pneumonia. He was reported considerably improved today April 11 by AP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Joseph Leiter
Character Is Wanted With City's Growth
The Rev. Thomas G. Jones of La Fayette Street Church urges growth with moral strength. He argues that man’s value lies in social ties and service to others, stressing the need for strong character amid rising populations and urban congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Thomas G. Jones
LaFayette Street
Methodisl
Mr. Jones
United States
Miss Mellen Marries Washington Bride and Groom
Miss Candace Kingsbury Mellen daughter of Mrs. Henry Douglas Brown of New York married George Albert Cooper son of Charles Carroll Cooper of Baltimore. The ceremony took place Saturday at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Washington.
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Washington
Candace Kingsbury Mellen
Henry Douglas Brown
New York
George Albert Cooper
Charles Carroll Cooper
Baltimore
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
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Arthur Pappas
Tobe Domingus
Tobe
TIGER
Imontgomery Ward & Co
Dothan, Ala
Tardieu
B. M. Miller
Pete B. Jarman, JR
Tate
Mch
BR. MM. Miller
Afteat
PETI
B. Satriman
Cine 2
Miss Mellen
Depree Davis
Malone Bidg
Phore
Malone-Slingluff Insurance Agency
Betts Slingluff
Raymond Spann
H. D. Harrison
Optometrist Harrison Jewelry Co
N. Foster St
Firestone
Ren
Osa Tite
la Salle
Peckard
Ade
B.D
Oo-Sila
Acat
Raed
N. B.C
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