Cotton Drives Upward Swing In Broad Export Range
A Chamber of Commerce review shows 1005 export values rising across leading goods including cotton, automobiles, machinery, and petroleum. Trade barriers like quotas and controls hindered growth, but reciprocal trade agreements aided expansion. cotton exports surged late year, with crude petroleum and motor vehicle shipments reaching new highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Tur
Forcin
Analyate
Ainoe
Untia
Cemp
Greatey
Death Regulator and Paralyzing Conditions in Children
Fragmented report discusses hereditary paralysis in children linked to constitutional peculiarities such as fat abnormalities, with quotes from medical professors on shock, carbon dioxide, and anesthesia. Includes a brief Chicago butter report with price details and market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werding-Hollman
H. Moon
Jefferson Medical College
Yandall Henderson
Yale University
Couple Charged With Murder In Child Slaying
Puderbaugh testified that Roy Karmendi and Margaret Lockard discussed harming their child Sonny. He described planning and a fatal blow on a depprted city sidewalk, with Lockard allegedly luring the child toward danger and Roy striking as the mother watched. Both were to be formally charged with murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouple
Puderbaugh
Lockard
Sonny
Ter
Margaret
Puderbatugh
Lockerd
Roy
Torrio Arrest Warrant Threatens New York Rackets
Chicago crime figure Torrio faces charges and a pending arraignment after government agents arrest him at White Plains post office. He allegedly sought to flee to South America to avoid police and stay hidden amid mob violence and protection rackets. Frank J. Loesch notes Torrio aimed to dominate New York rackets by familiar Chicago methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Ite
Roman
Tony Lombardo
Lombardo
Civic
Net
Torrio
Torrie
Bugs Moran
Winchin
Waukegan, Tl
Myaola
Conone
New York
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Hot Springs
Ark
Torrlo
White Plains
South America
Frank J. Loesch
Husd
Chisago Crime Commission
Torria
New
College leaders clash over peace policy amid wartime protests
Dr Henry Noble McCracken of Vassar urged action over talk as peace policy debates rose on campus. Mount Holyoke’s Mary B Woolley attacked mere rhetoric. Thousands of pigeons carried messages from Washington as Mrs Roosevelt helped launch an emergency two year peace campaign. Chicago and Northwestern students took an Oxford oath against war as New York saw major demonstrations with about 10 000 college students and 300 high school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Noble McCracken
Vassar
Mary BE. Woolley
Mount Holyoke
Washington
Franklin D. Roostvelt
Chicago
Northwestern
New York
City wins right of way for Elution crossing project
The city secured right of way deeds after seven property owners objected to signing over small land strips. A jury of appraisers this week approved the parcels, enabling construction of a safer crossing at Headland and Dothan. The project promises an improved traffic flow and smoother drive, boosting property values in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Gypsy Weather and a Wedding Tragedy in Hownton
In a fragmentary scene set in Hownton, Elinor confronts Rupert and Dirk amid a tangled romance. Elinor rejects Rupert’s love while contemplating her wedding to Gage Seymour, and Dirk faces grief and the lure of past loyalties as a stormy night closes around a final, somber confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert
Noor
Dirk
Tim Laueding
Timothy
Elinor
Relle
Do than high school senior play set for Friday night
The 1936 Do than High School annual senior play will be presented Friday night at the city auditorium by the graduating class. It Pays to Advertise is a Rot Cooner Megrue and Walter Hackett comedy with an 18 member cast led by Mary Geayron Eleanor Mullins Johnson Merril Greene and others. Medicos Return from Montgomery convention include Drs John T Bills C Smith Donalsonville Ga Jack Standefer Blakely Ga D A Fine lay Blountstown Fla and J Garrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan High School
City Auditorium
Rot Cooner Megrue
Walter Hackett
Mary Geayron
Eleanor Mullins
Johnson
Butler
Merrill Greene
Comtesse DeBesarion
Dorothy Creel
Rodhey Marlin
Lewis Gwaltney
Gyrus Martin
Frank Bennett
Ambrose Peale
D. C. Stringfellow
Maire
Lille Ida Rainey
William Smith
James Beal
Miss Burke
Laura Cola Traxwick
Ellery Clarke
Robert Espy
George McChesney
Henry Kine
Charles Bronson
Warren Lazon
Sandwich
Daf Hutchison
Clarence Peterman
Jake Fortner
Wallace Powell
F. G. McQueyre, Jr
Bullard Harpin
Medicos
Alabams Medical Association
Montgomery
Dothan
John T. Bills
C. Smith
Donalsonville
Jack Standefer
Blakely
Armageddon Looms as World Nears Christ’s Return
A sermon at the Tabernacle, by Rev John Mitchell, argues the world nears Armageddon and the coming of Christ. He portrays the marriage of the Lamb and the marriage supper, cites Daniel and Nebuchadnezzar, and urges the church to repent and preach the gospel with power. He also previews Thursday night on the difference between a saint and a sinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
John
Mitchell
Tabernacle
Hoffman
Halo
Dore
Durete
Athol Farmer
W. Platt
Mate Quaret
Unix
Scout chieftain Kiwanis speaker at Dothan club
Executive Rescar £ Stevens of the Southeast Alabama area Boy Scout council spoke at the Dothan Kiwanis club meeting in the Houston hotel at noon Wednesday. He noted since the council reorganization on December 1, 16 troops with 383 youths have formed and others are planned. A court of honor to promote agents will be held May 4 at First Baptist church, and a council encampment for youths is set for Pensacola starting June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rescar
Stevens
Southeast Alabama Area Boy Scout Council
Dothan Kiwanis Club
Houston
Ands Goldthwaite
Robert Bush
Kiwanlang
Scout Council
First Baptist Church
Stovets
Pensacola
Elizabeth Yarbrough
Kiwaniana
Hartwell Davis
M. D. Black
Montgomery
Houston marriage licenses issued at probate office
Marriage licenses were issued at the Houston Counts probate office Wednesday and Thursday to John vA Garrett 26 superintendent of engineering at the CCC camp near Gordon and Katherne Stowee 22 Snowden and Wallace Hodges 26 and Cora B Arnold 20 Graceville route two.
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Houston
John Va. Garrett
CCC
Gordon
Katherne Stowee
Snowden
Wallace Hodges
Cora B. Arnold
Graceville
Chicago Hogs Market Slips From Wednesday Averages
Chicago buyers report a softer hog market with prices for various weights ranging from 10.50 to 11.00 per cwt. across categories 140 to 350 pounds. The U S Department of Agriculture reports lower prices than midweek as trade details appear in the classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Hogs
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Market Names and Grain Quotes From May Trading
A dated listing shows numerous company names across sectors from automobiles General Motors Ford to metals Anaconda Copper and Kennecott with a brief mention of grain quotations for May. The text reads like a stock roundup with scattered punctuation and incomplete lines reflecting an old market page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper
Too
Ee American
Can
Auburn Motors
Creas Chrysler Curtis Wright
Curtin Wright
Consolidated Gae
Douging
Eseres Blts
Electric Light & Power
Ford
England
General Motors
General Foods General
Goodyear
Hudson Motors
Int Harvester Int Tel
Teig - Johne-Manvilié
Kennecott Corp Lorillard
Montgomery Ward
Penney
Packard
Radio Corp
Radio Kelth Orph
Republic Steel
Reyholda Tobacco
OH Southern Railway
Texas Colony
United Aircraft
Roosevelt Tax Bill Debated in Senate Finance Test
The article notes Republican concerns on Morgenthau and a warning by Senator King about the new corporation tax plan. It reports President Roosevelt’s tax program facing scrutiny in the Senate finance committee, with calls to lower exemptions or raise rates on higher incomes and possible shifts to corporate taxation. Also includes Montgomery livestock prices and hog market steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Senate
King
Utah
George
Georgia
Medical leaders debunk legends at Alabama meeting
Surgeon General Parron urged focus on preventing chronic diseases while Chicago physician challenged common myths from sleep direction to vitamins. Alabama Medical Association auxiliary elected Neal Wood as president-elect for 1937 38 and installed Lean Roe as president. Delegates Wood Roe and McIntosh were named to the Kansas City national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Parron
Surgeon General
W. W.W. Bauer
Chicago
Bureau of Health and Public Instruction
American Medical Association
Parron
Alabama Medical Association
Medical Association
Neal Wood
Birmingham
Lean W. Roe
Mobile
J. L. Jordan
Huntsville
Mra
G. O. Segrent
T. F. Huey
Anniston
Waller
Bessemer
Andrew G. Finlay
Guntereville
D. J. Coyle
A. M. Cowden
Moblic
J. Mire. Wood
Roe
W. A. McIntosh
Athens
Kansas City
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Eges
Fage One
B. W. Clendinen & CO
Andrews &T
Monarch Dry Cleaners
Main ST
Gypsy Weather
Margaret Sell Hownton
Biinor
Gage Anari Seine
Ted
Rurert
Bey
Philip Sidney
Seymour
Walt
Timothy Barry
Jeanne
Ben
Gage Seymour
Hupert
Jarises
Monty
Eifoor
Lowrie Wood
Elitor
Jeabel
Robért
Dirk Dirk
Ahe
Isabel
lCopyrredi
Margarat Bilt Henteed
Spann
William Kapy
W. P. James
TP. Harris
Raymond Spann
Lloyd
Fred Maneley
H. Bryson
Enterpris
II Conner
Bufaain
Zolthe Doak
L. €. Patterson
J. M. Stallings
George Logue
Panama
HL. Hill
G. C. Roger
Eufaula
Mehl Grady Proctor
Lawrence Oakiey
W. J. Bent
Andalusia
Walker Finyd Baxter
T. Moates
Willian Blount
J. L Bowren
Dupree Daves
Leon A Matthews
Bainbridge
Calloway
FE. King
Hoa Patiecuan
B. King
BE. Eb, King
Aunt ‘Thorp
Bob McGahey
J. N. Mullins
Bill Harden
W. H. Beant
Wilder
W. Heal
HM. Chapman
Charles Henderson
G. 5
Wakies
P. Harerie
B.S. Timmerman
Evangelist Mitchell
Dothan Hou Market
T. W. Farmer Dothan
NEW York Futures FC
WGWS
New Orleans
Harrison
Montgomery Livestock
Arket
Co-Operative Polutry Sale
Teye
Houston County Farm Ex., Inc
Opp
Fire Dept
Ead
THURS
Alcazar
Alm
Wake Island
Wake Islands
Tim McCoy
Nora Lane
Clyde Beatty
Alabang
Sand
Tove
Dark Angel
Fredric March
Merle Oberon Ba Eee
Flash Gordon
Buster Crabbe
Jean Rogers
Molly Moo Cow
Ip van Winkie
Louis Pasteur
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