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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1935

Page

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Hitler Notes Militancy as Germany Reasserts Draft

Hitler sent a sharp note to European powers denying the League of Nations critique of German rearmament on the 46th anniversary of his program. Berlin diplomats saw this as a sign of advanced military prep while the Reich celebrated conscription with a parade as Germany resumes militarization.

Rudolf Josten Perlin League of Nations Council Council of the League of Nations Germany Council of the League Berlin Hitler France Werner von Blombert der Fuehrer Reichswear

Stock Market Jump Sees Broad Gains On Short Trading Day

New York April 2 AP reports heavy gains in a short two hour session as many traders left for weekend. Industrial shares lead a broad rise lifting averages close to the year’s high with American Telephone Chrysler and others up, notable increases in Westinghouse Electric and Woolworth among gains across the list.

New York Wall Street American Telephone Chrysler Ts. Steel Weating- Cuse Electric Woolworth Allied Chemical

Italy launches largest annual flight recruiting drive

Italy opened its largest aviation recruitment in history with 1,300 pilot posts and 4,750 specialist mechanic positions. May sees temporary recalls of hundreds of pilots and reservists as Italy aims to build a 10,000 pilot reserve for defense. Construction began on 120 tri motor bombing planes, many slated for East African colonies, with Italian personnel in Belgian Congo preparing to move to Mogadishu.

Associated Press Rome Air Ministry Italy Mussolini Savola Costermanville Belgian Congo Africa Mogadishu

Coffee prepares third giant federal venture in Alabama

Coffee county moves to set aside 24 000 acres in Coffee and Dale counties as a national forest and game preserve. The plan, part of the Pea River project, will not dispossess homeowners and will provide home sites, garden space, and reforestation jobs. Local landowners sign options but won’t be forced to abandon homes. The program, under G H Alford of Ozark, targets eroded sub marginal lands for conservation and game refuge use.

Coffee County Coffee and Dale County Hugh Sexton Coffee G. H. Alford Ozark

Daughtry Reappointed U S Deputy Marshal in Dothan District

J W Daughtry was reappointed deputy U S marshal for the Dothan district for an indefinite term by U S Marshal Walter Bragg Smith. He was sworn in by Charle Farmer. Smith said the move keeps the post filled while Jack Wise’s appointment proceeds through department channels.

J. W. Daughtry U. S Dothan Walter Bragg Smith Daughtry Charle Farmer Smith Jack Wise J. E. Wise Hugo Black Wise Marshal Smith Montgomery Justice Department

Miss Eva Heard Burial Arranged at Blakely

Funeral services for Eva Heard a noted Dothan businesswoman who died in a local hospital will be held at 2 30 this afternoon from her residence 302 North Alice Street Pall bearers include Mack Jones Thomas Lane Harry Hall Amos Jones George Vance Randolph Lurie Henry Witherington and W C Senn Jr Burial will be in the Blakely Georgia cemetery with Rev W E Middlebrooks officiating Dowling Griffin in charge

Eva Heard Dothan N. Alice Street Mack Jones Thomas Lane Harry Hall Amos Jones George Vance Randolph Lurie Henry Witherington W.C. Senn, Jr Blakely, Ga W. E. Middlebrooks Dowling-Griffin

California Governor’s secession talk rattles Beverly Hills

A scrambled note from Beverly Hills reports a governor in California advocating secession from the union, triggering talk of shutdown of water supplies and political bravado. The writer mentions public figures and assigns blame to Johnson, with a personal sign-off.

Beverly Hills Calif Otgla Nion Ile Otis Okama California Iokes Tiller England Mussolini Ohnson

Little Orphan Annie Leads In Feature Contest Voting

Letter writers from Columbia praise Little Orphan Annie as the most popular feature in The Eagle contest halfway through the voting. The prize rewards $5 to the best reasoned and clearly expressed entry with literary merit breathing second.

Little Orphan Annie Dothan Eagle Eagle Toe Palooka Popeye Alley Oop Paul Maillon C. O. McTintyre Hollywood Columbia Gladys Milner Orphan Annie

Eagle's Free Cooking School Opens With Stage Show

Plans for the Eagle's Free Cooking School include a demonstration kitchen daily lessons on essential cookery and homemaking. Mrs Edna R Crabtree will lecture for women sharing house keeping news and recipes to delight the family with new cakes and dishes.

Edna R. Crabtre Dothan

Diptheria Immunity Campaign Aims at Houston County Children

Plans to immunize every Houston county child aged six months to six years proceed under Dr J L Braswell and Dr F G Granger. The Tuscaloosa American Legion chapter sponsors the program statewide, offering a free single diphtheria inoculation and visits to distant districts to reach all residents.

Houston Houston County Pr. J. L. Braswell F. G. Granger Braswell Tuscaloosa The American Legion Granger Fraswell Dothan

King Carol Promises Romanian Armament Boost

King Carol in a throne speech to parliament signaled a state plan to increase equipment and manpower for Romania's army. The capital saw this as a move to push a considerable arms buildup and stronger defense.

Bucharest Rumania Carol

Tax collections rise across sectors in March gains reported

Treasury data show March total at 507 804 93 surpassing last year's 390 052 245. Nine month receipts show a 26 percent rise year over year while income taxes climb 40 percent and liquor taxes jump 3 607 1 2 gyvey the same month. Corporations pay interme taxes up 42 percent and individuals up 39 percent as public revenue gains fuel debt projections.

Washington Treasury Morgenthau Froosevelt Omrexape Cain

Roosevelt social security bill faces Senate hurdles in early debate

The Roosevelt social security bill, approved by a lopsided 372 to 23 vote in the House, moves to the Senate finance panel amid calls for changes. Support hinges on tax funding for the jobless, families and mothers, with Republican defections noted. Senate leaders aim to push hearings on the cash bonus and NERA, but expect a two week timeline to settle the issue.

Nathan Robertson Washington House of Representatives Senate Tong Hfe House Senate Finance Committee Nila Harrison Mississippi Griened Nera Ditwu Nira

ARA Aids Salvation Army Relief From Married Transients

Cooperation between the Als ham relief administration and the Salvation Army sought to relieve the burden of caring for married transients. Advisory board members including Bloger Halil and Capt. Key pressed for federal aid, noting funds are insufficient to meet demands. Hall proposed state aid via Macyer Fozell, who planned to seek funds in Sfonteovery next week.

Alsham Relief Administration Salvation Army Army Bloger FL Halil Loreal Jacek Key Lastruce Hanahan Clembicell WM. OT. Ader HD Hi. Brown Hall Mtsere Macyer Fozell Sfonteovery

Churches In City Prepare Special Easter Programs

City churches plan Easter activities featuring music pageants and rituals. Clergy from First Baptist and other congregations will deliver messages to Sunday school leaders, with the Pastor Street Methodist and others hosting morning services and special anthems and duets.

Churches of City Dethiis Tedjav Bantiat Editoreh Tareoushton Atlants Evenwelist Chroet Paster Street Eric Creallerstedt Mame Smith Ashford Bertie Griffin Campbell

Amelhi Marhart Flies Non-Stop to Capital Amid Welcome

Amelhi Marhart, an American wind filter, completed a nonstop flight from Los Angeles to the capital at dawn. She reached 60,000 feet, passed Magalina, and followed the southern route as crowds gathered for her landing. Police radio broadcast bilingual welcomes while government offices closed for the celebratory holiday. Representatives of President Cardenan and cabinet ministers joined the reception with diplomatic corps in attendance.

Mentocox Amelhi Marhart Suos Angeles Magalina Mabdlfornia Repubar Deere Emultaary Cardenan Oreveral Corminates

Intrusion in Business and Crime News Bulletin

A series of brief items from Washington to Nashville and Baltimore reports on anticipated business intrusion politics, a fatal fire in Saint Famille De Loretteville, a divorce request after separation in New York, a kidnapping search near Chaudmont France, a legal mandamus effort in Baltimore to force Amherst College admission, and Tennessee liquor content debates with a failed 4 percent proposal in Nashville. Local tax and cigarette regulation injunctions are noted in Birmingham and surrounding areas.

Dothan Businessmen Seek Commission Form Government

Three prominent Dothan businessmen Erle Gellerstedt Miles Miller and Jim Brennan announced they would run for three commissioner posts if voters approve changing to a three commissioner city form with a city manager. Petition drive starts Monday requiring about 600 signatures. election to follow within 40 days after certification.

Dothan Hmafuet Orice Gellerstedt FE. R. Porter Dothan Reality Company Houston County Gellarstedt Menara Miller and Frennan Elty Brennan Jin Brennan Goodyear Tire Company Jeff Thathan Park Commission

Weather outlook for Alabama and Gulf states

The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers in the eastern areas, cooler tonight, and a Sunday with partly to mostly cloudy conditions. Northwest Florida should see similar trends with showers and cooler conditions, while the Central and East Gulf states expect a fair start to the week and likely local showers later, with temperatures near or above normal.

Alabama Florida Central East Gulf States

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