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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1929

Page

2

Fire Looms As Greatest Menace To National Forests

Fire threatens vast western forests with conditions not seen since 1919 as 329 fires burn across Southern California to the Superior forest in Minnesota and beyond. Maj. I Y Stuart directs a nationwide effort to outline battle lines amid dry humus and electrical storms.

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Langley Phelis Plan for Long Range Patrol Planes

A fragmented report describes a squadron at Langley Field preparing long range patrol aircraft to travel to San Diego and beyond. Details mention fuel limits, carrier ships, and a mission involving engagement at remote stations and expected commands to deploy from various airfields.

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Clemency Denied in Case Involving Alderman Victims

President Hemmer denied clemency in the case against Horace Alderman, accused of killing Victor A. Vaviy and Sidney C. Sanderlin in Lauderdale. The sentence involved liquor transfer on Alderman’s boat and references to state court appeals and the U S Supreme Court.

Washington Hemmer Comeney Horace Alderman Wader Vlendia Alderman Victor A. Vaviy Sidney C Sanderlin Lauderdale Fleeae Euardaie Alderma

Heener Seeks Fresh Chance After AOD Vow

Local figure Heener appeals for another opportunity after an AOD vow, amid a winter context. Details remain unclear as the report highlights an ongoing discussion and potential reconsideration of previous commitments.

Tone Heener

Senate Refrigeration Equals Melting of 350,000 Pounds

Washington August 5 the Senate reconvenes to debate tariff bill with a new refrigeration system cooling the chamber. The setup, smaller than the House version, moves 60,000 cubic feet of air per minute and is designed to keep 30 pounds of ice per person in a fully occupied chamber.

Senate Washington

White Sheep With Black Tails In Yukon Quest

In San Diego CalcP Wild white sheen with black tails lured Robert Frothingham into the Yukon where he killed an old ram of the species in the Campbell mountains near the headwaters of the Pelly River and Frances Lake. This district sits on the ice between the Yukon River and the Grand River.

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Cripples Crutches Stolen in Chicago Crime Report

A report describes a theft in Chicago where a man named Joe Barinehi, a captain, was targeted during a disturbance. The thief stole crutches and money saved for rent, with the incident involving mischief and spillage near a body of water.

Chicago Joe Barinehi Andy Hig

Alabama fruit crop light as truck crops flourish

A farm survey by F W Gist shows Alabama fruit yields severely reduced this year with peaches at about 0.5 million bushels, apples and pears also down, while truck crops trend strong though with less total acreage. The report notes peach tree losses from pests and low prices, and mentions cotton expansion reducing other crops.

Montgomery Alabama F. W. Gist Federal State Department of Agriculture Madison Clay DeKalb Gist

Rangers Battle Fires Begun by Lightning Bolt

Forest rangers in the northwestern United States battled dozens of fires sparked by a thunderstorm sweeping from Oregon to the Canadian border. Officials in Portland report about 200 fires, with Montana Idaho and Washington seeing dozens more. eastern Washington and northern Idaho suffered scattered damage to crops but no serious blazes. Forest districts across Oregon and Washington contained new lightning fires, including 18 in Rainier and 43 in Deschutes, all brought under control with quick action.

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Forest fire in Rainier forest brought under control

A thousand acre blaze reported yesterday in the Rainier forest has been brought under control by 125 men.

Forestry Office Rainier Forest

Festival Plans Draw Chattahoochee Valley Meeting

Panama City officials announce a meeting of the Chattahoochee Valley and Gulf Association on August 8 in Panama City. Attendance is urged as the group aims to promote the extension and deepening of the Intracoastal Waterway from New Orleans to the Apalachicola River and the Apalachicola and Chattahoochee rivers to Columbus for self-propelled barge traffic efficiency.

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