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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1934

Page

4

Storms kill 15 over mid west seaboard hit

Storms sweeping the Atlantic Seaboard and Great Lakes left ten dead in Eastern Michigan and possibly five in Ohio. Tornadoes hail and floods wreck homes utilities and rail lines from Delaware to New Jersey and Michigan. Debris cleanup begins as power and communications struggle to recover after the mid Atlantic and Great Lakes blowout.

Mid-West Seaboard Atlantic Seaboard Great Lakes Michigan Ohio Townsend Del Niagara Falls Cohansey Bridgeton N. J

Health official plans dengue fever control in Dothan

F B Wood of the state health department arrived in Dothan to confer with city and county officials on measures to check the dengue fever epidemic. Authorities expect an eight plan to be announced, likely using relief labor.

F. B. Wood State Health Department Dothan Minneapolis Floyd B. Olson National Guard Employers Advisory Committee National Board Washington Tupize- Chatillon Rayon Co Hopewell, Va Lioyd Garrison Labor Relations Board

Weather Synopsis for Alabama and Northwest Florida

Alabama mostly fair with fair Saturday and risk of scattered coastal thunderstorms. Northwest Florida shows fair tonight and Saturday with partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers. Gulf coast area also forecasts fair conditions with slight temperature changes.

Alabama Florida

Fan Dancer Faith Bacon Seized in Chicago Exhibit Raid

World’s Fair activities prompt police raids across five villages near Chicago. Authorities closed an exhibition and ordered fan dancer Faith Bacon to wear pants, citing new liberal policy abuses by concessionaires.

Chicago Bowery Faith Bacon

Birmingham Man Shot by Accident Answering Alarm

In Birmingham Alabama on August 3 a youth named Andrew Ford 24 of Mulga was fatally shot and his companion Herbert Brevard 20 hurt when proprietor J O Self opened fire believing them burglars at Self Drug Store after a falsely sounding alarm. Self held on second degree murder charges.

Birmingham Ala Andrew Ford Mulga J. O. Self Herbert Brevard Self Ford Bloosburg Evans

Pilcher Sues City To Force Ginley Current Supply

L C Pilcher doing business as Pilcher Gin and Warehouse Co files for a mandamus in circuit court to compel city officials to furnish electric current. Hearing set for 2 pm. He says he complied with the current ordinance by posting 500 cash bond, but the city refuses to connect his gin. The dispute centers on contract approval by Mayor Ezer, City Clerk Scarborough, and Auditor Vaughn.

L. C. Pilcher Pilcher Gin and Warehouse Co Pearce Pilcher I. C. Ezer I. P. Scarborough

U. S. Plans $33 Million Air Defense Expansion

War Department advances a $33,000,000 plan to encircle the United States with anti aircraft guns searchlights and fire control gear. It calls for eight regular army regiments seven national guard regiments and nineteen inactive regiments to reach full strength.

Washington War Department United States Congress War Dern Panama Canal Air Corps Newton D. Baker General Staff Army Fanama Hawaii Philippines National Guard PWA

Europe Cries What Now as Fear of Hitlerism Spreads

Europe watches Adolf Hitler and asks what lies ahead as fear grows across capitals. Leaders and publics fear sudden rule changes may threaten peace while weighing domestic troubles and potential shifts in international relations.

Europe London Germany Adolf Hitler Austria Hitler Berlin Pius XI Mussolini Fuehrer Russia Reich Britain

Louisiana General Fortifies Troops Against Court Order

In New Orleans, Adjutant General Fleming fortified militia positions at Jackson barracks after court orders to demobilize troops. Sentries refused access to serve the order, while militia regiments reinforced the city registering office amid the Huey Long and Walmsley feud. The legal clash centers on partial martial law and the governor's directives.

Louisiana National Guardsmen New Orleans O. K. Allen Huey Long T. Semmes Walmsley National Guard Jackson Barracks Raymond H. Fleming Fleming Huey P. Long Amt Walmeley Civil District Court Nat W. Bond Bond Lang Jlalm Tubeday Nase Carmet Long Herve Paciviteh

McAlister Wins Democratic Nomination in Tennessee Primary

Governor Hill McAlister clinches the Democratic nomination for a second term amid a Memphis landslide. Senator K D McKellar wins renomination, while Nathan Bachman edges Gordon Browning for a tight race. Four gunshot victims follow election returns, including fatalities linked to the upset at Madisonville, Ander son County, Pikeville, and a watermelon controversy near Parsons.

Nashville Tenn Hill McAlister Tennessee Memphis Lewiss. Pope K.D. McKellar John R. Neal Pikeville Ciy

Allotment of $6,000 for Locks and Dams on Coosa River

The War Department announced an allotment of $6,000 for operation and care of locks and dams on the Coosa River in Georgia and Alabama.

Washington War Department Coosa River Georgia Alabama

Cattle Driven to Chicago Stockyards Under Police Escort

Cattle and hogs moved into the Chicago stockyards today with police escort as commission men sought to resume trade halted by a nine day strike of handlers. Four hundred more stockyard workers joined the strike, with first shipments handled by the commission men amid tensions and a violent brick incident reported.

Chicago Commission

Boy Delivers Tragic Rescue Attempt In Creek

In Mobile Alabama a 10 year old Emmett Ramey and his 7 year old brother James drowned trying to save each other from Filava creek. James could not swim and went under as Emmett who could swim poorly tried to reach him. A cousin Johnny Roy Flake and two others Howard Prunham and Buddy Tillman watched from the bank and called for help.

Mobile Ala Filava Creek Emmett James Ramey F. F. Ramry James Johnny Roy Flake Howard Prunham Buddy Tillman

Hindenburg Rites Slated Tuesday Nation Mourns

Former Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm arrives at Neudeck to mourn President Hindenburg. Mass ceremonies are planned at Tannenberg with Adolf Hitler delivering the oration. Officials announce limited invitations and women barred from the war memorial service.

Associated Press Neudeck Germany Hohenzollerns Paul von Hindenburg Frederick Welhelm Nerth von Windenburg Tannenberg Adolf Hitler National War Memorial von Hindenburg Russia Frederick Wilhelm Elard von Olenburganuschia Wilhelm Berlin Hohenstein

Newsmen Win Court Fight Over Confidence and Hanging Probe

In Danville Kentucky two newspaper men Jack Turham and Wesley Carty refused to name sources after a court battle over breaking confidences regarding a July 19 effigy hanging of Representative Towles. Two others, Victor Bodner and Lucien Chrisman, pled guilty to breach of the peace and faced fines.

Danville Jack Turham Wesley Carty Jay W. Harlan Harlan J. Sterling Towlen Towles University of Alabama Lucien Chrisman

Germany faces uncertain future as Hitler tightens grip

Berlin reports Hitler, now de facto ruler after President Hindenburg's death, moves to consolidate power. Czechoslovakia and Austria monitor the frontier as Reichsbank chief Schacht takes economic helm and candidates for Vice Chancellor are discussed, including Von Blomberg, Von Neurath, and Goering.

Associated Press Berlin Germany von Hindenburg Hitler Hindenburg Nazianm Hjalmar Schacht Reichsbank Kurt Schmitt Franz von Papen Austria Werner von Blomberg Konstantin von Neurath Hermann Wilhelm Goering Prussia von Blomberg Ift von Neurath Goering

Will Rogers comment on European events and homefront readiness

In August dispatch from Honolulu, Will Rogers voices lighthearted yet pointed views on Dollfuss and von Hindenburg exiting, praises Britain’s Rhine border claim, and urges U S military readiness and patience until commercial lines can handle air travel. He quips about not blaming soldiers for lack of practice.

Honolulu Dollfuss Patricot von Hindenburg England Rhine Will Rogers

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