Ethiopians Halt Drive in Dawn Road Defense
Eyewitness reports say Ethiopian forces blocked Italian advances along the Dessye to Addis Ababa corridor. Ras Nasibw cites renewed clashes near Daggah Bur with Empress’s appeal to foreign powers amid a tense regional standoff in East Africa.
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Amocsted
Uddy
Ewolten
East African
Idis Ababa
Halle Tngale
Matve
Dessye
Deine
Capitel
Daggah Bur
Ras
Badudsnen
Iaat
Tn Chit
Lershal Pietro Badeglio
Rome
Fountains of Shor
Aland
Fen
Tedolfe Graziani
Hara
Ethiopia
Twat
Invad
Welfare Bureau Divides Relief Among Counties
Associate Press report from Montgomery states that Dr. HH Collins, director of the state public welfare department, allocated 125000 in relief funds for April and May to aid the aged, widowed mothers and the physically and mentally helpless. The funds will be matched by county and federal contributions, aiming for about 375000 for the next three months.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Apri
A. HH. Collins
State Public Welfare Department
State Public Welfare Board
Collins
Anderton Campaign Tour Dates in South Alabama
Alabama Democratic Senate candidate Anderton, Birmingham attorney, released a campaign schedule for a South Alabama tour next week. The plan lists April 27 events in Dathan and Enterprise, April 28 in Troy and Union Springs, and April 29 in Tuskegee, Opelika, and Alexander City with specific times.
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Dothan
Birmingham
AL. Anderton
United Sates Senate
South Alabama
Dathan At & Ibma Enterprise
Anintusi
Ever- Ween
Troy
Union Springs
Tuskegee
Opelika
Alexander City
Ling Receives Uniform After Ten Years of Service
After a decade as a Negro janitor, Humphrey Lang was finally issued a police uniform amid a city campaign for fair dress, accompanied by a ceremonial cap and buttons. The event, tied to the Waldorf-Agatha era, reflects long negotiations within the administration and legal considerations.
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Ling
Humphrey
Sheety
Mth
Lang
Waldorf-Agatha
Bond Granted After Shooting Incident Affects Police Chief
Police Chief J D Hodge allegedly interfered as Pete Godfrey was shot downtown in Columbia. The bond set at 1,007 dollars for a suspect after the incident, with Godfrey steadily improving in hospital Sunday.
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Pete Godfrey
Columbia
J.D. Hodge
Brennan Wins First Contender in Dothan Tourney
In wet conditions Jim Brennan defeats George Spann one up in the first round of the certenth invitation match at the Dothan Country club. The drizzle and slow greens hinder play as 55 players compete despite rain with out of town guests watching. Brennan, a two time cup winner, bids for a third title as the event proceeds.
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W. P. Jamec
Eufaula Ace
Dothan Country Club
Jim Brennan
George Spann
Jamea
William Eepy
George
Fearless Woman Fends Off Burglar At Home
Mrs W H Sapp alone in her house at 1 a m heard noises and fired a plate at an intruder three feet away in her bedroom. The man groaned, dropped clothing and fled, with police saying she may have wounded him.
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Birmingham
W. H. Sapp
Polles
House Debates New Revenue Levy Amid Tax Fight
Washington April 23 House debate on an 83 million revenue bill unfolds as Chairman Harrison Mississippi signals Senate finance may add new taxes beyond the House plan. Morgenthau to testify next week at public hearings. Republicans press for fuller exposure of executive views and potential windfall taxes.
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Washington
House
Harrizon
Micaissippi
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Treasury
Morgenthau
Ways and Means
AAA
Harrigen
Micainaippi
Wold
Congressional
Samuel B
Sevka
Latockax
Senate
Peace Day Demonstrations Across Colleges Draw Massive Turnout
Thousands of students nationwide joined the American Students' Union third annual peace march as schools resumed classes. Participation ranged from 400 of 700 at Lawrence College to 50 of 1,400 at DePauw with total estimates near half a million. The rallies included incidents of fist fights at Tulane, clashes with police at Lawrence College, and peppering of tomatoes for the symbol of protest. notable figures such as Oswald Garrison Villard and Albert Einstein commented.
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Audoclatad Brees
Chicago
Ciisa
Pesca
American Students’ Union
Lawrence College
Appleton
Wis
Depauw
Greencastle
Ind
Joseph Lash
Sccretary
Union
Tulane
Tulane University
New Orleans
University of Kansas
Temple University
The
University For Hawaii
Monotani
Dakota Wesleyse University
Half Dozen Flee Jail By Scaling Wall On Ladder
Six inmates escaped from Houston county jail after climbing a yard wall with a ladder found near the yard. Authorities reported several charged with burglary and assault, while more planned escapes were foiled. Neighbors described the incident as a bold jail breach.
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Houston County
Cy Rawnes
M.C Thoma
Rarnen
Ble Magther
Wrrdone
Charles T. Lewis
James Lewis
Ciary Linia
Joe Potter
Henry Hit
John Thomas
Sherif AG
Watford
Fairfield Medical Association Head Honored at Alabama meeting
Dr Lloyd Noland of Fairfield was elected president of the Alabama Medical Association at the convention here. The rotation plan will move the 1997 meeting to Birmingham with Montgomery. Dr Merle Smith was elected vice president of the north division. New censoros and board members were named, with a dance honoring physicians and their spouses following the session. Ling of Houston County attended a conference in Auburn on the federal soil and conservation act.
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Associated Preaky
Ling
Auburn
M. Ling
Houston County
Mindiy
Torrio Immune Finally Lands In Government Toils
A garbled report places Torrio Immune among conspirators tied to a Chicago gang and a government wine fraud scheme. Authorities link him to a vast underworld network, with mentions of Johnny Tare rie and a Bentland locale.
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Torrio the Immune
Regional Relief Heads Meet Here
Maeva with Mia Margaret War ren. Held representative of the ytite public wellare department, here Thursday xiletnem, welfare direc tors from four prulfenel, Alabma collation were in theraw provider Middove by the chine welfare found at ex opteratraceling, for spending of thy estranted £ 750,109 relief money provided bry the beg. Indature, Feaides Mis i. Ta Cail dishes for of the Houten county unit, Min Helen Stacey, of Henry. catine ty, Mins Winn Tniey, Dale, and Ming Virginia Moore, Genin were expected to attend dhayur by Ming Warren waa to explain the five rete pram as daentopnd ty Fiatedtetaly after the brady Arastia mien to carta pelief dhe purser, Digustan's continustign of Taller expenditure on a normal s tapently in teft with the on board of revenue. Welfare otl have asked an additional appropri ation of 3122 monthly In order to obtain a full qunta of funds from the atate and Federal government, 'The county now appropriates 200 monthly to the organization.
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Maeva
Mia Margaret Warren
Ytite Public Wellare Department
Xiletnem
Prulfenel
Alabma
Chine Welfare
Atate
Flag Day Planned For Crippled Children Fund Drive
A local drive seeks urgent funds totaling 2690 dollars for crippled children. A committee organized by Baylin and others appeals at Merced Market and nearby venues to collect pennies and small donations. Local supporters and volunteers will stand by while coordinators announce the campaign, with community members urged to contribute now.
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Tidern
Uren Muenl
Voieten
Baylin
Mine Yields Captive Pair On 10th Day
ACOMA Washington apray abe Mes Sinya Pratt mother of two premired to become the first Buddhist priestess in the United States. Ceremonies under Bishop Maxyarnn head of the Miunlahiat temples of North America were scheduled for tonight with a large turnout expected. Pratt plans to continue her home duties and raise her children while pursuing religious work.
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Wash
Sinya Pratt
Tody
Orihvatlin
Maxuyarnn
Miunlahiat Temptes
North America
Kunio
Kermone
Tacoma Campe
Pratt
Chirch
Wratt
Japan
Bne
Agierl
Rescuers Free Two Men From Moone River Mine
Dr. D Robertson and Charles Alfred Scadding were rescued from a mine tomb at Moose River after ten days entombed. A third man Hermon McGill perished. rescue workers tunneled 200 feet to reach them and the trio were brought to surface and to hospital. Coroner to probe Magill’s death. medical team reports Robertson and Scadding in good condition with rapid recovery expected.
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Trea
Moose River
D. Ryobertson
Charles Alfred Seaching
Moone River
Noid
Thair
Hermon McGill
Crow
Minnra
Robertson
Toronto
Maine
Surince
Harry
Robin
Magill
Eavern
Robertacn
Scadding
Humbie
Budn
Mra
Hobertaon
Dirn
Beadding
Tte
Rascuey
Aldee Ac Uing
Emeraescy Hospital
K. MacDonald
N. D. Rankin
Ian MacDonald
D. E. Robertson
Alfeed Scadding
Moony
Halifax
Magi
Lorenzo Bart
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Shoritt
Th. A. Brettna
Hatitux County
Adam Burrla
Middle Muxquodobolt
Dothan Overpass Bids Advertised Opening May 7
The state highway department advertised bids for the Dothan Overpass project with a $1,000,000 concrete bridge. Work split into two contracts for approaches and main structure, with bids opening May 7 and one bid already accepted for the overpass proper.
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Dothan
Death of Tot Becomes Murder Case in Altoona
The death of a infant named Sonny becomes a murder case involving his mother and two adults, Karenendi and Lockard. Authorities say the child died Tuesday night after aDoor handle pierced the head while in transit. Police arrested Lockard and questioned Karenendi as the investigation continues with statements given after hours of questioning.
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Tot
J. Puderhevaigh
Automobily
Beefore Puderbaugh
Karenendi
Puderbaugh
Lockard
Iara Karmend
Matthew
Death Regulator Found At Cornell Medical College
A death regulator tissue fragment fixes the life span of body parts and may explain long life. Charles R. Stockard, anatomy professor at Cornell University Medical College, described the regulator to the American Philosophical Society. Findings arose from breeding two dog species, where certain hind leg muscles failed early due to hereditary factors. The regulator affects motor and sympathetic nerves, shortening lifespan of specific cells while other nerves survive.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cornell University Medical College
Wen
American Philosophical Society
Charles R. Stockard
The
Medical College
Society
Pelee
Stockard
Suit Dismissed in Jenke Windham Insurance Case
Judge C B Kennamer dismissed the government case before the United States District Court jury session. The government won by default in related civil actions seeking loan collections tied to a four year old Wiregrees matter, with judgments totaling a few hundred dollars in seed equity claims.
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Warrick Insurance
Jenke Q. Windham Ageine
C. B. Kennamer
United States
Alao Victor
Weather brief for Alabama and Florida forecast
Cloudy conditions in Alabama with cloudy north and southeast portions Thursday night. Friday partly cloudy with warm temperatures. Florida expected cloudy skies with rain at night and into Friday.
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Alabama
Iuighuly Corter
Noutheast
Florida
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