Colleen Moore Seeks Divorce from John McCormick
Los Angeles April 15 AP Colleen Moore film star seeks divorce from producer-husband John McCormick alleging mental cruelty. Complaint cites December 20 1929 appendicitis hospital return and Bel Air eviction amid guests and abusive language. No financial settlement sought though property agreement exists. McCormick will not contest. They wed August 28 1933 after working with First National. both recently left the company.
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Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
John McCormick
Miss Moore
United States
Bel-Air
SirCormick
McCormick
Flrst National Pictures
Central of Georgia Moves Up Schedule of Afternoon Train
The Central of Georgia Railway will move the afternoon train schedule to 4 50 o clock Sunday announced by local agent co Bennett. The train previously arrived at 5 46 p m in Dothan and runs from Lock Mart Hartford and Slocomb to Albany.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Co. Bennett
Central
Dothan
Lock Mart
Hartford
Slocomb
Albany
Kiwanis Club to Meet at Court House Wednesday
Members of the Kiwanis Club will meet at the Court House at noon Wednesday to travel to Selma club house for their regular weekly luncheon. HL Bolton agricultural agent for the Bay Line Railroad and Dr. Arthur Keyton will be speakers. Bolton will discuss Progress in and Keyton will speak on Kiwanis and Its Rural Friends.
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Kiwanis Club
Court House
Selma Club House
Bolton
Bay Line Railroad
Arthur Keyton
Belton
Keyton
Kiwanis
Prohi crackdown nets Newark police chief among seven jailed
Newark April 15 A P A police chief and six others were jailed as federal agents pursued 43 more indicted in a liquor smuggling syndicate case. Keansburg chief Charles McGuire and Elizabeth motorcycle cop Charles Weiner faced 10,000 bail defaults. Indictments followed October raids from Highlands New Jersey to Sag Harbor Long Island unveiling rum runners and secret radio operations.
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Newark
N. J
A _P
Charles McGuire
Keansburg
Charles Weiner
Elizabeth
McGuire
Weiner
Trenton
R.j
Highlands
Sag Harbor
Long Island
Theing
St. Pierre
Miquelon
Bermuda
Burglaries Reported in Mobile and Ohio West Line
Police recover loot from a burglary at the Mobile and Ohio West line. Officers seize the stolen goods and offer a tip leading to possible suspects. A later attempted robbery on a nearby depot was thwarted, with no further details provided.
Board approves cashing of health warrants by bank
Houston county health unit will operate through the current fiscal year ending October after the board of revenue unanimously adopts a resolution to pay eight percent interest on warrants from the health department and related units bought by First National Bank. The bank agreed to cash warrants if taken up at par plus eight percent interest, following a state order to close the health unit on March 31 for breach of agreement. No cashing occurred for five months and no other major items were acted on.
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Houston County Health Unit
Board of Revenue
Health Department
Child Welfare Department
Agricultural Department
Home Demonstration Department
First National Bank
Rotary meeting in final stage today
Delegates in Birmingham meet for the twenty sixth district rotary international conference final session after nominating J A Duckworth of Tuscaloosa as district governor for the year ahead. Speakers include Luther E Brown Dr Bradford Knapp Herman L Turner J A Lee and Frank P Glass with invitations for next conference under consideration.
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Birmingham
Ala
J. A. Duckworth
Tuscaloosa
Rotary International
Luther E. Brown
Andalusia
Bradford Knapp
Auburn
Herman L. Turner
J. A. Lee
Selma
Frank P. Glass
Montgomery
Visitors Attend Banquet For Eagle Plant Redesign
A long list of newspaper leaders and local officials gathered at a banquet for The Eagle as plans for a new workshop unfold. Attendees included A. C. McKinnon of The Troy Messenger, H. M. Harper of Geneva, Hamp Morris of Geneva Cotton Mills, J. Johnson Jr. of Citizens Bank, and W. L. Gammell of The Clayton Record, among many others. The feature notes congratulations, remarks, and bouquets from friends and local firms as the community looks forward to the improved facilities.
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C. M. Stanley
The
Alabama Journal
A. C. McKinnon
Troy Messenger
H. M. Harper
Geneva
Hamp Morris
Geneva Cotton Mills
Geneva County
Jim Johnson, Jr
Citizens Bank
Frank Cook
Frost, Landis and Kohn National Advertising Agency
R. L. Hobart
Frost, Landis and Kohn Agency
W. L. Gammell
Houston Printing Company
Julian L. Dell
Commercial Press
Ed M. Weatherly
Dothan Chamber of Commerce
J. W. von Hansen
Standard Telephone Company
M. D. Black
Dothan
the Eagle
Oem
Katherine Ofem
Wikians
C. W. Redney
LH Ue
Ida Redbey
J. W. Craddock
Mra
A. R. Johnson
Art Johnson
Sera Mae Mamacond
Dorothy Green
BR. L. Con
Rank Byrd
C. J. Adkinson
Birmingham
J. A. Hicks
A. W. Hawkkine
Bobbie Kirkpatrick
Kent
Freeman
W. Wilson
Brooke Spann
Headland
Eugene Heynes
J. P. Mitchell
McArdie
J. C. Fowler
H. D. Miller
W. Burkett
B. W. Armstrong
E. V. Smith
Ashford
C. A. Ingram
Gordon
Kate Lewis
Lois Hayden
Byrd Saunders
Eva Lillian Moore
Times-Courier
Marianna
Neill Adams
Betts
Slingluff
Foy Mizelle
W. A Trott
C. Lane
T. O. Slaughter
J. F. McLeod
Harry P. Hall
H. G. Ennis
Root
H. H. Brown
B. H. Robinson
L. Miriam Mercer
R. F. Sheppard
Frank E. King
Jay Dinkins
E. W. Walker
Mary Elizabeth Walker
M. H. Harper
D. H. Morris, Jr
Jim Jonson, Jr
C. W.rainey
Upshaw
Eufaula Tribune
Marcy B. Darnall
Florence Herald
Mary Gaines
R. L. Gaines
Strauss Hichberg Co
New Castle
Gilden Cage
New Goss Press
Eagle
Schad Flower Shop
H. de- Witt Thomas
John L. Davis
Mergenthaler Linotype, Co
KR. E. Steel
Moody Hospital
Frost, Landis and Kohn Advertising Agency
Green Bay Gardens, Inc
Scottie McKenzie Frasier
Dairy Inspector Caldwell Completes Dothan Milk Survey
Dr. H. W. Caldwell state dairy inspector finished a survey begun yesterday as he prepares to grade the dairies supplying Dothan residents with milk.
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H. W. Caldwell
Dothan
County farmers press for larger loan funds
Requests forced Witherington to ask for an increase in the appropriation. More than 100000 has already been applied for by about 600 Houston county farmers. The $50000 appropriation was sought within two days after applications began. Witherington consults the national loan committee at Columbia and aims to win more funds through the Houston County Farm Loan Board. County reports are awaited though board members expect success. G. L. Young and Leo Espy of Gordon were in the city on business. Mr and Mrs L M Strickland and baby moved to Chipley Florida.
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Houston County
Witherington
National Loan Committee
Columbia
Houston County Farm Loan Board
Revival to Feature Mrs Emmett Leading Song Services
Abbeville church revival plans include Rev Mrs J H Emmett leading the song services during the meetings. Local congregation invited to attend as revival continues with music and prayer.
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J. H. Emmett
Abbeville
Marriage Licenses In Headland And Newton Records
Henry L. Nowell a 31 year old Headland farmer and Miss Lillian Gay an 18 year old Headland obtained licenses to wed in the Probate Judge Martin office. E D Hubbard 24 and Weeter Thomas 19 both of Newton also secured licenses to wed.
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Henry L. Nowell
Lillian Gay
Headland
Martin
E. D. Hubbard
Weeter Thomas
Newton
Jones Family Returns From Cordele Visit
Sirs E. EB. Jones and their children have returned home after visiting relatives in Cordele Georgia.
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E. EB. Jones
Cordele
Easter Egg Hunt at Lafayette Street Church Saturday
Wheel No. One of Lafayette Street Methodist Church will hold an Easter Egg Hunt on West Woodland Drive across from Dr Bracewell's Saturday afternoon at 3 30. Admission is ten cents. Children in the city are invited to attend.
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Lafayette Street Methodist Church
West Woodland Drive
Dr Graves seeks leave to resume dean duties at university
Dr Stuart Graves requests leave to be believed and return to duties as dean of the University Medical School. Action on the confirmation of Dr Dirrett will be taken Friday.
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Aucseed
Stuart Graves
Navy training enlistment of Dothan man at Norfolk
John aPul Martin of Dothan has been sent to the Navy training school at Norfolk Virginia after enlisting in the general division of seamen according to Recruiting Officer Griffin North Carolina farmers sold 20 million dollars worth of milk last year, a figure reflecting the state’s dairy industry.
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John, aPul' Martin
Dothan
Navy
Norfolk
Griffin
North Carolina
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Troy
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Lena Cannon
Ruby Calhoun
Ozark
Mrs. Press Thornton
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University of Memphis
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Panams City
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B. W. Clendinen
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A. T. Marchman
W. M. Steele
J. L. Ellis
Sarah M. Gay
J. RK. Rameey
Fred O’brien
Sara W. Crawford
Janie Morton
O. C. Doste
Homer Spiva
F.B. Culver, Sr
Fannie Stallings
J. H. Griffin
Meyer Blumberg
Mary Hammond
J. J. Givens
C. W. Clement
Gus Creech
L. J. Thomas
A. D. Vasery
H. D. Hale
W. F. Willis
P. D. Commander
D. A. Ryland
N. B. McPeak
White House
White House Coffee
Dwinell-Wright Company
Boston
Mass
Chicago
Portsmouth
G. L. Young
Leo Espy
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Mr. and
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Baby
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Fila
Isa
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Hannah Meyrovitz
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