Pageant in gray unrolls as Navy maneuvers start
A Pacific Ocean dawn sees the U S fleet depart for a six week war exercise. Dreadnoughts submarines aircraft carriers heavy cruisers light cruisers destroyers and support craft slip away under cover of darkness. Admiral Reeves long credited for fleet strength did not sail.
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Walter O. Clausen
U. S. 8S
Pennsylvania
Pacific Ocean
United States
Adm
Joseph Mason Reeves
Reich Admits Submarine Construction Plan In Britain
British foreign secretary told the House of Commons that Germany has intimated orders for 12 submarines of 250 tons each. The government weighs the legality of the disclosures and whether to protest to the League of Nations. Questioning covered possible naval talks with Germany and timing of actions. Information cited was dated April 25 and did not mention Kiel submarine school reopening.
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Man
House of Commons
Sir John
League of Nations
Great Britain
Germany
Sie John
Kiel
Fragmented OCR Timing Snippet Lacks Coherent Context
The text presents an incoherent OCR fragment with decimal values and partial words. It mentions numbers like 6.4 and 1.25 alongside stray terms such as thirds and fourths, but no clear event, people, or organization is identifiable. It cannot be interpreted into a meaningful news item.
Fleet maneuvers set as coast watches heighten
A naval command describes ongoing maneuvers with 153 ships under Admiral Harris Laning moving from San Pedro to a test sortie. Paravanes deployed, mine safeguards observed, and the submarine corps led by Captain Henry Martin Jensen leaves San Diego. Actions remain confidential as crews brace for potential threats at sea.
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Decke
Admi
Harris Laning
San Pedro
Henry Martin Jensen
San Diego
Mexican Silver Emissary Gains Cheer By Visit
Washington April 29 AP The Mexican official Roberto Lopez assistant secretary of the Mexican treasury said after a meeting with Secretary Morgenthau that talks were mutually satisfactory and that Mexico has solved its monetary problem though the outlook is brighter. Rising world silver prices followed US treasury offers prompting Mexico to call in silver coins as Mexican banks closed over the weekend. No change in the treasury price for newly mined domestic silver was expected today at 77.57 cents an ounce.
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Washington
Rio Grande
Morgenthau
Roberto Lopez
Mexico
United States Treasury
Treasury
Local notes on Dothan figures and a fatal crash obituary
The article recounts Tom Lane and others from Dothan high schools and local businesses, details a fatal crash near Newton injuring a Clarke Negro and other injuries from incidents on Montgomery highway and Headland road, and lists funeral arrangements with active and honorary pallbearers and extensive local names. It notes Mrs. Vera Lane's hospitalization and mentions names of many locals associated with The Eagle staff and community.
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Dixie Market
Montgomery Highway
Alex May
Howard Hall
Birmingham
House
Adkins
Grimes
York
Clarke Negro
Newton
Young Lane
Vera Lane
Winelle
Kathryn
Lane
N. Foster Street
L. W. Dockery
Dowling-Griffin
Parker Brown
James Beall
Dougie Bailey
Leon Harvard
Elroy Dowling
Harry Hall
Horace Hall
Julian Hall
Ray Gould
J. R. Chamblee
S. T. Hall
WC. Bachelor
Lawrence Coe
Wenzell Riley
Nat Faulk
Bill Fields
Dparlan Stout
Paul Porter
J.C. Kent
Randall Newton
Ray Carswell
Vance Ward
Pete Trammell
The
Eagle Staff
W. J. Thacker
T. K. MecFatter
Gus Creech
Guy Morris
Marvin Thomas
J. Frank Stallings
Wallace Malone
Jim Wadlington
Grady Watford
H. J. Tip
Floyd Foster
Will Fenn
W.T. Renfroe
John Vincentelli
Johnny Powell
Kirkland
Clay Harrie
Meeting Called by Dothan Business and Professional Women
The Dothan Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a call meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Houston Hotel. Miss Flinn Baxter, president of the organization, announced the plan.
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R. OP. OW
Dothan Business and
Turpentine and rosin market figures reported in Savannah
April 28 naval stores report shows turpentine firm sales of 47.25 to 2.00, receipts 582, shipments 335, stock 26,185. Rosin firm sales 1,091, receipts 1,560, shipments 682, stock 117,772. Quotations list several grades with varied prices, including DAth 7 4.05 and WG 5.30 among others.
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Naval Stores
Savannah
Democrats Base Tariff Surveys In Textile War
Regular Democrats on the house ways and means committee blocked attempts to reopen the tariff issue on cotton textiles. Maine officials urged immediate assistance and quotas on Japanese imports as a substitute for the processing tax. Maine mill losses and potential layoffs were cited, with imports for early 1935 noted as a large share of U S production in 1934.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Maine
Cabinet
Lewis J. Brann
Hull
Wallace
Roper
Perkins
Robert Lincoln O'Brien
Tariff Commission
NRA
Brawn
Brann
Japan
Cotton slips as nerves ease after dull New York market
Cotton prices eased four to twelve points amid a quiet New York session with selling in early trading. Cables opened lower, eased later, and near months showed less aggressive buying as New Orleans pressured, while weather and germination notes influenced grains and stocks. Liverpool poised for a modest rise as exchanges digested mixed signals.
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New York
New Orleans
Fossick
South Carolina
Georgia
Texas
Atlantic
Liverpool
Sterling
Grain and Cotton Market Snapshot for May and July
Market brief shows grain quotations with wheat and corn values for May and July. Cottonseed figures and a peanut market line appear with terse price indicators and shorthand percentages, indicating a fragmented OCR of futures and commodity notes from a historical page.
Bullish Trading Market Activity In New York
In New York on April 29, trading showed a cautious but overall bullish tone. Transfers topped 800000 shares as some leaders paused while notable gains appeared in several issues including Amerada Seaboard oil and National Biscuit. U S steel General Motors Chrysler and du Pont were mostly flat with mixed bond and currency movement.
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Johns-Manville
Kennecott Corp O
Ween Aes
Bendix
General Foods General Electric
Goodyear
Ittr Hudson Motors
Int. Harvester
Rene
Telg
Auburn Motors
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
JC Penney
Cas
Packard
Cece
Cbtr Radio Corp
Cuee Btr Reynolds Tobacco
Keith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Texea Corp
Texas Gulf
WS Steel
United Fruit
Ccc
United, Aircraft
Westinghouse
Woolworth
Western Union
Victor Eubanks
New York
Amerada
Seaboard Oil
Standards
California
New Jersey
Cerro de Pasco
Howe Sound
American Smelting
Silver King
American Can
Sears, Roebuck
National Biscuit
American Bank Note
Preferred
National Distillers
Eastman Kodak
Postal Telegraph
American Crystal Sugar
American Telephone
Consolidated Gas
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
du Pont
Postala
Legislature Faces Uncertain Session And Tax Debate
Graves waits as lawmakers weigh appropriations and revenues while adjournment or a special session remains unclear. Prohibition looms with counties planning local option bills and a push to streamline county government. The ad valorem tax plan backs combining tax assessor and tax collector posts based on valuation.
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Ad Valorem Taxation Committee
Chichester Committee
County Finance Group Eyes 50 Percent Tax Hike Plan
One of the main items before the finance and taxation group was its proposal to raise income taxes by 50 percent where possible under current state law. The discussion centers on potential revenue measures and the impact on local residents and businesses.
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Perty
Chicago butter market summary Apr 29 AP
Chicago butter markets show unsettled tones with varied quotes across creamery and egg items. Prices range for extras, firsts, seconds, standards and current receipts with fluctuations noted in multiple categories including storage packed firsts and fresh graded firsts.
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Chicago
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