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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1936

Page

8

MINGHAM WPA sewing room clash over union demands

In Mingham on April 17 AP reports a disturbance at a WPA sewing room where about 200 workers clashed as white and Negro men protested a mixed project plan. A woman picket was arrested as tensions over union recognition, wage equity, and job protections sparked walkouts and safety threats.

Mingham Wrens WPA Ingham Ray Crow Nlo

Death of George H Traylor Reported in Birmingham

Mrs William F Piland and Mrs Dot Thompson announce the death of George H Traylor in Birmingham after an operation. Funeral and burial planned in Birmingham. Survived by wife Lavon and parents Mr and Mrs B. B. Traylor, three brothers, four sisters, and other relatives.

Der Dothan Mutrons Magic City Jenda William F. Pil Dot Thompson George H. Traytor Birmingham Hospital Buria Birmingham Pitcher Lavon Id. B. Traylor BW. B Lavon Traylor

Mural Capital of World Moved to the Bronx Says WPA Director

WPA art chief Fidger Cahill lauds James Michael Newell’s murals in the Bronx as leading the world’s mural centers. Newell, a young New York artist, works at Evander Cuds High School, with Cahill predicting the capital could shift again to Newark or San Francisco as talent blooms nationwide.

WPA Bronx Charles Nomman New York APIA James Michael Newell Eric Fidger Cahill Fedetal Art Project Works Progress Administration Criti We Cahill Cris Uncle Sam Evander Cuds High School Newell Cabill Paleghtme Altamira Spain Pompen Ameria Ajanta India China Padua Italy Giotto Raphael Piero Della Francesca Michelangela Mexico City Diego Bitera Ororen Siqueiras United States James Michael Newell Newark Woodside Astoria Chicago Washington San Francisco Saugus Falmouth Mass Mttsburgh Ead Damits Michael Neweh

Hollywood duo split sparks delays in The Singing Kid

Hollywood notes reveal Jack Durant and Frank Miteneil pursued solo film careers after Fox years together. Durant lands a role with AL Jolson in The Singing Kid, while Mitchell appears in the same project, suggesting a partial break and possible further separation. Burns, Robin Burn, returns to Hollywood with Bing Crosby after roaming east with Rudy Vallee, recounting two studio tests where his southern dialect clashed with cast demands.

Durast Aly Rector Jack AL Jolson Caating Mitch-eil Mitchell Durant Singing Kid Jack Mape Parr Mayne Robby Burns Tn Robin Burn van Huren Ark Hollywood Rudy Vallee Paul Whiteman Bing Crosby Thythem Burns Studio Ordera Gangatern

Train Crew Robbery Described by Stationmaster

Seven men hijacked a passenger train at a Jersey City station. They entered the baggage car, disarmed messenger-guard Duffy, and forced the crew to hand over mail and valuables. A guard was wounded. the gunmen fled in a large car after rifling the safe. Witnesses, including Robert Cummings, described a young gunman about 26, 4 feet 19 inches tall, with blond hair and a light brown hat, and another carrying tan canvas bags.

William Sutherland George F. Duffy Sutherland Duffy Robert Cummings Jersey City Erie

Spanish War Veterans to Confer Sunday Meeting

Blackwell Grayson Camp 11am session to discuss business of importance to Spanish American War veterans. Ni grell, quartermaster, announces the Sunday gathering.

Col Willam Grayson Nigrell Quartermarter

Senate Ends Session Amid Moves Over Liquor and Tax Bills

The Senate debated measures including taxing cattle shipments, liquor store proposals for towns under 2,000, and public venues. Subeditorial appointee Hare joined the Alabama Polytechnic Institute board, and Knights contingent sought interstate cooperation. Adjournment was set for tonight after a two thirds vote dispute and a disruption near the vote count.

Kelly Robin Swit Excolmbia Senate WO. Hare Monroe County Alabama Polytechnic Institute Board of Trustees WH Oates Thomas H. Knight, Jr Waleni! Tucker Simpsom Woodall Alabama Interstate Cooperation Commission Knight Ainedle Chichester Goodwyn-Alvin Montgomery House State Supreme Court M.A Rogers Mobile Lis Mimure Rogera Sucerastul Alent Henatas Stephens MN Ys Goldspilth Lowndes Ber John Rogera Sumter eHlil- Tdhmentof Ntoren Alenolle Contol Bgard Enon Mubvert Jle Supreme Court Wlaca Jay Bibb Graves Unirda Contuaton J Miller Bonner M Tom Fraver Bullock Enilenguea Fraver Bonner Rnfo

County Relief Rules Tighten Welfare Expenditures

The Montgomery state welfare board set directives to limit relief spending to 750 dollars for the aged and destitute, with strict caps on administration costs and a six month federal grant aid window. The plan specifies no employee earning above legal fixed wages and aims to determine how many of 34 families on aid may be cut off under new regulations.

Waunleeale State Board Montgomery Collins Federal Rpa Colina

Divorce action filed amid city and state residents

A divorce case involving multiple parties from Miami Beach Florida and Wisconsin is reported amid a vacation period. The petition lists James Edgar Wot Dano and Kathryn Lanchard among others as respondents, with allegations of cruelty and related grounds.

Aly Nation Nation Miami Beach Fla James Edgar Dano Othe Tomer Kathryn Lanchard Lewis Mallory Hogans Metron Walt

Broun Fined as Milwaukee Guild Strike Verdict Delivered

Broun, leader of the American Newspaper Guild, and two Milwaukee guild members were convicted by a municipal court jury after a March 21 demonstration at the Wisconsin News plant. Broun paid $10 fine with ten days in jail suspended. others $5 with five days suspended. Guild members have been on strike since February 17 seeking higher pay, better conditions, and recognition in bargaining.

Vayn Gull Milwaukee Apul If Apl Hleywood Broun American Newspaper Guild Milwaukee Guild Troun Inter Hymir Poltnuky Alfred Lawler Dic Atrikers Wisconsin M. Daviton Juneau Wisconsin News Unit

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