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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1932
Page
6
The passage notes August Weismann’s experiment clipping tails in mice to prove tail length is not inherited. It also describes the African hornbill seals its mate in a tree cavity during mating and feeds her through a bill-sized opening while she hatches and tends to feathers.
A candidate announces for Houston County County Superintendent of Education subject to the Democratic primary on May 3 and June 14, 1932. Signed by W. Johnson. Also Solomon Baxter declares candidacy for Democratic nomination for Representative in Congress from Alabama's Third District. Henry B. Steagall cited as the related official.
Washington AP reports Republicans named Senator Lester J. Dickinson of Mona to deliver the keynote address in Chicago. Dickinson, a veteran advocate for agriculture, has a long record aiding farm interests and debating tariff impacts with Democrats, while enjoying bridge, cribbage, and genealogical research in his spare time.
Windy and Scouty chase Dancy across clear skies as a bubble ride ends in a splash. The Times vows to search until Dancy is found, then winds down with a risky rescue and a fresh cliffhanger.
Legal notices state Jack Ford will seek parole at the May 1932 Pardon Board meeting after a March term conviction in Houston County Circuit Court for transporting liquor with a penalty of one to two years. Jonah Meriwether also applies for pardon or parole after a fall 1931 burglary conviction carrying a one to two year penitentiary term.
Supreme Court Justice Dodd in Brooklyn denied the petition of preferred stockholders to appoint a receiver for National Bellas Hess Company Inc. The court also denied an injunction to restrain the directors from continuing current policies and disposing of assets.
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