Methodist hospital drive set to begin April 30 in Dothan
Campaign to raise funds for the Methodist hospital drive moves forward with territorial group meetings planned across districts in Alabama. Dr. William R. Allen notes progress in Troy, Dothan, and Martinez districts as the drive targets debt relief and asks churches to pledges. Campaign dates are to be announced by presiding elders, with Dothan events slated for April 30 to May 2.
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Methodist
Taymen
Friends of
Cavan
Alabame
Methodist Hospital
Montgomery
Ach
Montfomery
Noesset
William R. Allen
Troy
Dothan
Martanoa
Marianne
al- Jen
Plana
Mobile
Greensboro
Fr. J. M
War supply adequacy for US needs outlined by Wagner
A wartime study by Col. John A. Wagner for the War Department argues the United States could sustain two years of war with existing raw materials if imports were cut. The report details production shares for manganese, chromium, nickel, tungsten, tin, antimony, mercury, platinum, mica, nitrates, rubber, silk, jute, wool, coal, sugar, and medical supplies, urging measured war stock buildup and substitutes to bridge gaps in critical materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Lebneas
Washington
United States
John A. Wagner
War Department
America
Wagner
Quartermaster Review
Soviet Russia
Brow
India
Gold Coast
Canada
Rhodesia
Cuba
Tata
U.S
Cuppita
Orh Ming
U. S
China
Great Britain
Plua
British Malaya
Mexico
Spain
Italy
American
Colombia
Germany
Chile
East India
Brazil
Brasil
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Produsen
Indo-China
Turkey
Greece
Notherlanta
Japa
Califordia
Japan
The Bull Column AAROLD EDWARDS
The column compiles quotes from AAROLD EDWARDS MARVIN HOLMAN ALO WALKER TINK HERRIN NED PORTER BOBBY MURRAY and others about cars, farming, elections, baseball and the Red Cross. It notes horses versus automobiles and early spring farming, election service aversion, class D baseball expectations and Ozark team caution on slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo. Walker
Collins Works After Marine Clerical School Graduation
Pvt Robert Lee Collins Jr has begun clerical duties at the Marine bar racks in Philadelphia after graduating from the U S Marine Corps Clerical School. Enlisted August 20 1934 at Macon he trained at Parris Island and Juantico and Washington DC before joining the school July 15 1935. The six month course covers shorthand typewriting and basic stenography for service and civilian work. A Houston County High School graduate he previously lived with parents Mr and Mrs Robbert L Collins in Columbia.
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U. S Marine Corps
Philadelphia
Robert Lee Collins, Jr
Marine Barracks
Marine Corps
Collins
Macon
Parris Island
Juantico
Washington, D. C
Slogan Helps Carrier Over Rural Red Clay Roads
Geogia April 24 AP report recalls Mrs Kenn Barfield a 17 year mall carrier who braved ice storms floods and fallen limbs to keep rural deliveries moving. She recalls driving across a washed bridge and starting her work after visiting Bill Barfield at his service station to ask about supplies.
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Vyemas
Gei
Jens
Worst Hampton
Bam
Kenn Barfield
Georgia
Thal
Iime
Te Obstacita
Sho
Bii
Barfield
Double Blow: Clopton Farmer Breaks Leg Fighting Fire
Max Weems, a leading Clopton Cropton farmer and local school bus driver, suffered a broken leg while battling a blaze that destroyed his barn, feed supply, smoke house, three mules, and outhouses. The fire caused several thousand dollars in losses with no insurance.
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Clopton
Ozark
Max Weems
Cropton
Weems
Mrs J J Austin Dies After Short Illness at 64
Mrs J J Austin aged 64 died at her home in Chancellor after a four day illness. Survived by two sons O Austin Enterprise and J A Austin Chancellor, two daughters Mrs Versa Barley Samon and Mrs Nell Speiser County Line. Funeral at El Bethel Church conducted by T W D Ogletree with burial in church cemetery under Searcy supervision.
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Chancellor
Enterprise
J. J. Austin
Chancellor Community
O. Auetin
J. A. Austin
Versa Barley
Sameon
Nell Speißner
County Line
Elbethel
Ti. W. D. Ogietree
Church
Searcy
Refund Made Returning 414 Unexpended For Special Legislation
Montgomery April 23 AP Ed F Taylor clerk of the House refunded to State Treasurer John Brandon an unexpended balance of 414 from the legislative expense fund at the end of the special session. The 1935 act set a per day allowance for members and required unspent funds to be certified to the treasurer.
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Montgomery
Ed F. Taylor
Houe of Representatives
John Brandon
Man and sister fined after auto theft case in Clearwater
James Manuel faced theft and improper license charges after prosecutors fined him $30 for the auto theft and $10 for operating an automobile with an improper license. Lucy James was assessed $18 for perjury. Witnesses testified the Jameses replaced a stolen tag on Manuel's truck after borrowing it.
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Boomeran Clearwater
James Manuel
Bood James
Lucille James
James
Lucille
Jamese
Manuel
Knox as Republican voice in opposition to New Deal
Frank Knox, Chicago publisher, emerges as a leading Republican critic of Roosevelt policies. He has long pressed for high taxes, a balanced budget, sound currency, and restoration of private enterprise to rightful owners. A former Rough Rider and World War I lieutenant colonel, Knox rose from cub reporter to publisher of a major Chicago daily.
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Frank Knox
Chicago
T. R
Rough Riders
How's Your Health By Dr Yago Gallston EUKEMIA
The article explains leukemia meaning white blood and discusses its forms and origin. It notes leukemia as a malignant growth class and describes experiments showing leukemia can be produced in mice by transferring cancer cells, suggesting a link between artificial and human leukemia.
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Yago Gallston
Man
The Kamp Orchestra and Classic Films at Houston Theaters
A bustling slate of showings across Houston venues features Thoreau Paul Story of Kamp and No Other One, horty Goes South, The Dark Angel and Molly Mae Cow and Rip Vee Winkie, plus Flash Gordon with Buster Crabbe and Jean Rogere. Merle Oberon and Herbert Marshall star in The Dark Angel. festive shorts and serials round out midweek.
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Houston
Thoreday
Paul Story
Kamp
Krazy Kat
Jimmie Alles
William Gargen
Kathryn DeHille
Kent Taylor
Grant Withers
Billie Lee
Grand Staere
Tim McCoy
Nora Lane
Sinbad the Hallor
Clyde Beatty
Africa
Hog sales in Coffee County total 5 106 hogs sold
Eighteen hog sales were held in Coffee county from December 10 1935 to April 17 1936. County Agent Hugh Sexton reports prices ranged from 7.55 to 9 02 per hundred pounds. A total of 1 118 farmers attended the five sales selling 5 79 hogs weighing 1 016 618 pounds and bringing 76 497 42 dollars. Mrs R M Jacobs of Cairo Georgia attended the Ross Show in Thomasville Friday.
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Coffee County
Hugh
Sexton
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George Bowerman
Pornén
New Brockton High School
Caisa
Jordan
Samson
Earl Sawyer
Howard Guy Gunter
Hugh McDowell
J. P. Moore
Vander Palmer
Jennings Bush
Madge Grimes
Bette Ward
Clemmle Warren
Glen D. Roberson
Gertrude Helms
Fred Griffin
Marie Snellgrove
Mary Alice Walls
Inez Hutchinson
Kanle Marsh
Randolph Crosby
Carolyn Bell
Pas Aloy
Oliver
Han
Spann-Marchman
Hardware Company
Foster ST
Dothan, Ala
Aarold Edwards
Marvin Holman
Tink Herrin
The
Red Cross
Ned Porter
Hait Ha
Bobby Murray
Lipton's Tea Bulk Tea
Goodyear
Goodfyear Pathfinder
Jean Farlow
Spencer Tracy
Una Merkel
Mickey Rooney
J. Farrel MacDonald
Helene Costello
George Givot
Joe Penner
Jack Oskle
Ned Sparks
Frances Langford
Betty Grable
Mack Gordon
Harry Revel
Barbara Stanwyck
Annie Oakley
Preston Foster
Melvyn Douglas
R. M. Jacobs
Cairo
Thomasville
Inose
G. W. Blabey
Goodyear Priamnad
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