Demagogic Ball Business Rally Urges Solid Front Against Attacks
At the Chamber of Commerce of the United States annual convention, Philip J. Fay urged business to unite against what he called demagogic assaults on sectors like public utilities. He warned that political opportunists seek to undermine American business and urged greater government understanding of business problems and the need to defend institutions and traditions critical to American well being. He noted 1090 committees shaping national legislation in local groups and pressed for stronger business voices in policy debates.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Philip J. Fay
San Francisco
Chamber
Tennesure Valley Authority
Hozen
Ao Lear
Smith
Roosevelt
Business
Fay
Ita
Webb Columbia road to get final seal coat soon
Major C R Hopper WPA supervisor said the Webb Columbia road will receive a final seal coat, cold weather delays previously prevented laying the goats. A maintenance crew stays on site as cold mixed asphalt and sand asphalt will be used, with new seal coat methods and materials ordered for application starting at noon.
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HimMatteg
State Highway Department
Webb-Columbia
C. R. Hopper
WPA
Hopper
Highway Department
CCC Park program expands across Alabama and nearby areas
The Conservation Corps plans to place 2399 enrollees in parks across Alabama and adjacent states, with crews at Cheaha and other sites including Oak Mountain Bessemer and Gulf near Foley. In north Alabama two dozen sites report work on Manis by state park and nitrate plant reservations. Over six months crews built cabins and added herb gardens, planted more than 900 trees and 2700 shrubs, under leaders J H Gadsby and S Bunker with Sem F Bremte overseeing TVA work.
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Conservation Corps
Campe Ang
Cheaha
Oxford
Las River
Uriah
Dette
Payne
Chattahooabes
Aso
Citronelle
Mound
Koni
Valley Creek
Planterrysy
Gulf
Foley
Tonesece Ville
North Aura
CCC
Manis By State Park
Huntsville
Son
Ebbonry
J. H. Gadsby
Page S. Bunker
Unha
Sem F. Bremte
Knotville
Tenn
TVA
Scores Honor J. W. Hall 92 On Birthday And Reunion
A large gathering at the W. M. Smith Place on Ashford Route One marked the 92 year old Confederate veteran John Wealey Hall birthday and family reunion. Born April 28, 1844, Hall served in Company F, 9th Alabama, and later settled near Dothan. The event included descendants from multiple generations and relatives from nearby communities.
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W. M. Smith
Ashford
John Wealey Hall
Mr. Smith
Petersburg
Hall
J. B. Hall
F. M. Fowler
ME. Hatcher
Mra
CH. Trewick
Brown
Troy
H.C. Millz
C. E.teawick
W. M
Car Stolen From Dothan Buick After Repair
Mechanics at the Dothan Buick Company left a sedan parked on Foxtor street for inspection. A passerby climbed in, started the ignition, and drove off with the car, police were told.
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Dothan Buick, Co
Motor Company
Foxtor Street
Pareerby
Scouts Gather for Regional Boy Scout Convention
About 200 officials and leaders from Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama open the annual Southeast regional convention in Huntsville to discuss Scout business. Arthur A. Schuck of New York and Joshua K. Shepard as regional chairman preside. banquet to cap the meetings.
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Huntsville
Ieaders
Tennessee
Missinippi
Alabama
Arthur A. Schuck
New York
Netsonal
Boy Scout Council
Joshua K. Shepard
Hesston
Deadline fixed for cotton jetton price adjustment payments
Houston county farmers must file to receive federal cotton price adjustment payments by May 1 1936 via county farm agent Ling with instructions from Washington. Late applications allowed until August 19. Nearly 2 700 farmers have already applied in the county. Also reports a marriage license issued for H Eier and Berna Helms and mentions a Portland Green County scene with A J Hory from Hariingen Texas harvesting cabbage.
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Houston County
Jetton
Caus
CM. Ling
Washington
Lingead
Pelham Dick dies after tooth extraction infection
B L Pelham 61 of Graceville Fla dies in a Dothan hospital after an infection developed following extraction of several teeth. He was brought in Saturday night in critical condition and died 24 hours later. Surviving are his wife three sons Lloyd John Sylvester and three daughters Mary Faers Fannie Howell and Ada Vickers a brother and five sisters. Funeral Tuesday at New Hope Baptist Church with burial in church cemetery.
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Dothan
Burrel
Pelham
Graceville
Fla
Henry County
M Pelham
Geneva County
The
Baptist Church
Uth
Alabama
West Florida
Sone
Lloyd Pelham
Slocomb
Onr
John
Sylvester Pelham
Mary D. Faers
Cottonwood
Fannie Howell
Ada Vickers
A. T. Pelham
Lake Placid
Fannie Mara
Lucy Atwell
Mollie Rutherford
Sanford
New Hope Baptist
Balcom
Fellowes
Forrenter
Pallbear Era
Allo Alwall
Dudley Register
Mark Smith
Claudis Kirkland
Gus Brown
Larceny Charge Involving Stolen Cow Across State Line
Sheriff A J May filed grand larceny charges in Hargeton county against Jon Lee Outlaw for stealing a cow from Garden Layton near Lynn burg and selling it to J P Roberts at Jakin Georgia, then walking the animal across the Alabama Georgia line. The sheriff connects this case to a prior New ton Springs cow theft sold to Charle McArthur at Ash ford.
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A. J. May
Hargeton County
Jon Lee
May
Garden Layton
Lynnburg
Ashford
Panary
Ant
J. P. Roberts
Jakin
Ying
Sid
Newton Springs
Charle McArthur
Houston county farmers urged to sign soil program as deadlines loom
About 1,700 of 2,500 eligible Houston farmers have signed up for the government soil conservation effort. Farm agent C. M. Ling says another signup opportunity may be offered in home beats for those busy with spring planting. A force to help complete forms may be dispatched if needed, with sign-up aimed at detailing planting plans for the year.
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Houston County
C. M. Ling
Houston
Ling
Sagist
Deportee Anna Sage Reported On Deportation Train
Jersey City April 27 AP Negro Anna Sage the woman known as the "woman in Red" who helped lure John Dit into a death trap nears end of life in the United States as a coast guard cutter took her to Bill Island for deportation. She arrived with 81 others aboard a special train amid heavy security. Sage appeared in good humor during transfer, wearing a black dress and fur jacket, laughing with police. Guards noted her interest in a ball comb and asked about her new permanent.
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Jersey City
N. J
Nra
Anna Sage
John Dit
United States
Coast Guard
Bille Island
Johnston
Sage
Calumet
America
Today's Markets and Hogs Highlight Stock Listings
Markets show a wide array of stocks including Anaconda Copper American Can Chrysler General Electric Goodyear and more. The Dothan hog market reports heavy trading with hogs around 10.40 to 10.76 and sows lower. cottonseed and grain quotes appear mixed.
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NEW Work &Tocks Acl Rwg
Revere Mts
Anaconda Copper
Auburn Motore
Southern Continental Can
Chrysler
Curtin Wright
Consolidated Gna Dougian Aircraft
General Fooda
General Electri Goodyear
Hudson Motors
International Harvester Int
Tel
Telg
Jehne-Manville
Kennecott Corp. Lorillard
Montgomery ‘Wana National Biscuit
Peoney Packard
Radio Corp
Radio Kalin Orph
Bo Republic Steel
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Texas Corp. US
United Aircraft
W .Wheatinghouse Western Unio
Chicago Hogs
Chicago
U. S
Editors Refuse Jury Service In Montgomery County
The Montgomery Advertiser editor C Hall and another editor both stated they exercised the right and declined to serve on the first Montgomery County jury since the C Hall era.
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Starley
Montgomery
Montgomery County
C. Hall
Montgomery Advertiser
Ousted faculty member shoots, then suicides at Nebraska
In Sangoln Nebraska on April 27 AP reports Professor John P Waller 40 a former language instructor at the University of Nebraska shot and wounded Dr Harry Kurz head of the department and killed himself on campus The regents had ordered Weller released last Saturday Chancellor Burnett cited unsatisfactory instruction and poor relations with the chair Kurz said Weller had threatened to take his life and had poison bottles in hand Kurz injury minor Weller died later at hospital The university noted Weller joined the faculty in 1928 and had a Stanford masters but remained unmarried.
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Sangoln
Neb
John P. Waller
University of Nebraska
Harry Kurz
University
Weller
E. A. Burnett
Dr. Kurz
Weller Meat Nebraska Hall
Kurz
Stanford University
Kurs
Knox College
Galesburg
Chelaea
Mans
Policeman Held as Wife Slayer in New Orleans
New Orleans April 27 AP police custody a policeman Ernest F Goodwin charged with shooting and fatally wounding his estranged wife Barbara Goodwin at her home after she did not meet him. He said she faked meeting him and he went to find out why. The couple married in November 1930, both with prior marriages.
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New Orleans
Doormean
Ernent F. Goodwin
Barbara
Goodwin
Mis
Henry Ernest Batajou
Flurry induct ed as Sunday school superintendent
Bruce Flurry was inducted Sunday as superintendent of the Sunday school at Foster Street Methodist Church, succeeding J D Campbell who resigned after half of a second term. Campbell had served in the role prior to his departure. Jack Ziglar, son of the Fire Chief, left for Washington DC to take a post office department appointment after years with local theatres. He was honored with a farewell theatre party and dinner.
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Bruce Flurry
Foster Street Methodist Church
J. D. Campbell
Campbell
Jack «Igier
J. E. Ziglar
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Ziglar
Motoccyela Club
Austrian Leader Faces Crisis as Clerical Rule Tightens
Chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg seeks a compromise while office factions clash in Austria. Prince Von Starhemberg, cheered by Helmwehrmen, vows to act against traitors as he warns that the chancellor’s safety lies with the armed force. The clerical element pushes for a hard line amid mounting pressure.
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Fasciani
von Starhemberg
Kurt Schuschnigg
Prince von Starhemberg
Helmwehr
Ihs
Austria
Three Minute Headache Relief Promoted by Pharmacist
An advertisement touts a headache remedy named B. C. claiming rapid relief from various headaches. The formula blends several ingredients and is sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages. It also promises relief for nerve racking pains, muscular aches, colds, fever, and nervous distress.
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B. C
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