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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1934
Page
1
Communism in Strikes Raises Labor Debate Across U.S.
The Christian Science Monitor commentary questions Communist agitation’s role in modern labor disputes, noting leadership tactics in unions, the Minneapolis strike, and calls for employee elections via government labor boards. It cites Gov. Olson and industry responses, stressing honest unions and fair deals. A Columbus custodian reports a woodpecker drilled a hole for birds to bathe.
War at Home Overshadows Foreign Conflicts in Editorial
The piece argues domestic unrest outpaces foreign wars with governors calling out the Guard and police to break strikes and manage riots from New Orleans to Seattle. It criticizes martial action as masking labor tensions and questions the justice of using troops against workers and unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Far East
Ocean
Ofl Wells
William Langer
North Dakota
Huey Long
New Orleans
O. K. Allen
Registrar of Voters
T. Semmes Walmsley
Frank F. Merriam
California
Goalso
New Jersey
Seattle
Morgenthau targets public building waste in new plan
A critical editorial attacks Secretary Morgenthau for proposing costlier post offices and public structures, arguing the push ignores beauty and utility. It cites Baltimore and Minneapolis examples of extravagant design and warns against overnight reform. The piece riffs on Washington DC architecture and criticizes federal spending patterns.
The Other Side of the New Deal Payroll Rise
The article notes 661 004 federal jobholders, the largest peace time total, with $100 million more paid yearly. It argues this expansion creates a lasting tax burden and makes removal difficult, while conceding some gains may justify the payroll growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murethermore
Ferguson Dynasty Falls in Texas Primaries
The Birmingham News notes that the Ferguson political dynasty suffered defeat in Texas primaries. It cites a New York Times editorial tone shift and debate over the dynasty’s decline, naming Jim Ferguson, Ma Ferguson, Alfred, Tom Hunter, Clint Small, and Senator Bailey as key figures in the results and runoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham News
Pa” Ferguson
Texas
New York Times
Times
Missouri
Jim
C. C. McDonald
Lone Star Statesman
Alfred
Tom
Clint Small
West Texas
Senator Conniuly
Joseph Weldon Bailey, Jr
Bates
Tewes
Gehenna
Texas Forrescus
Guiy
Bert Rechped Thoma
Phiodore
Phiodore Gy Balba
Fpomy Indir
Bat
Atver
Nigel
Reforms urged by American Bar Association on criminal procedure
The American Bar Association calls for widespread reforms in criminal and court procedure. Proposals include reorganization of state justice departments, centralized supervision of district attorneys, sheriffs, and investigators, and tighter time controls to speed prosecutions. Critics blame state legislators for stalling enactment.
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Emporia
Kan
American Bar Assoiation
Jfustice
UN Ocnforciig
American Bar Association
Tutt
Amrican Bar Association
Doead
No doubt about jobholders many under New Deal glare
The Baltimore Evening Sun notes a large number of jobholders at 661,094 and warns that the vast program will require long term funding. It acknowledges the New Deal's fascination but cautions against overlooking its somber financial side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Evening Sun
Night Life on Broadway and Echoes of Writers
The piece depicts Lower Broadway at night as desolate yet anchored by the Grand Central era glow and Grace Church. It notes wandering cops, Broadway’s gothic atmosphere, and mentions Lucius Beebe’s brass rail, then profiles Bruno Lessing, Rudolph Brock, and other columnists. It also recalls Mark Twain, Charles In Barnes, and Lafayette cafe as literary haunts, ending with a playful aside about the Croshy twins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lower Broadway
14Th Street
Broadway Central
Pacious Gay
Omaha
Chicago
Broadway
City Hall
Grace Church
Bruno Lessing
America
Orient
Italy
Rudolph Brock
Ghetto
Dothan Scout Campaign and Local Happenings Cited
Twenty years ago in Dothan the boy scouts planned a campaign against mosquitoes while many attended county court presided by Judge A C Crawford after a White Springs trip. Mrs Arthur Malone and her mother visited Troy as Miss Beth White returned home to Troy. Mrs Jim Young and daughter Mary Jim Young planned an extended stay at White Springs. Nell Green hosted guests including the Misses McAlister of Ft Gaines and Mr and Mrs Charles Dykes and Charlie. A photo of Mrs Eric Geller was in the Montgomery Advertiser and H Grady Harris of its staff visited Dothan. Mrs W R Koonce left for Enterprise to attend her niece Lilian Dominy’s wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
A. C. Crawford
White Springs
Fla
Jim Young
Mary Jim Young
Nell Green
N. Oates
McAlister
Ft. Gaines, Ga
Hitler era army revolt threat and AAA policy notes
The column cites fears of a Hitler linked army mutiny after Von Hindenburg’s death and notes officials doubt his removal but warn of potential revolts. It also reports the AAA crackdown on violators, NRA legal dodges, Blue Eagle labels, tobacco company diplomacy, and a Roosevelt signed tobacco agreement trimming no agricultural powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington T. GC
Hitler
von Hindenburg
von Tiindenburg
Esos Clates
Vor Schnieicher
Naab
Hier
Pitter
von Hinienburg
Cemerals
Germany
AAA
Roosevelt
Wallace
Tebacco
Moye
Franklin Dy _ welt
Secretary of Agricula
Lightning strikes hen shelters brood unharmed
A Gainesville Georgia hen shielding her brood was struck by lightning but all chicks survived. Other items note a costly squirrel incident at Industrial Rayon in Cleveland, hijackers at Gordon Keiffer’s gas station, a rattlesnake find in St. Louis, Gomez family medical events in Oakland, and a cross-eyed catfish lure claim in Port Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Gainesville
ST. Louis
Union Station
Port Angeles
Wash
Thomas H. Guptill
Suptill
Talks to Parents by Alice Judson Peale
Reading, Mrs Jones teaches children to read and to read music alongside print. She uses simple graded notes and daily practice to foster musical literacy, arguing music opens doors to human culture and self expression without forcing professional goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Judson Peale
Tor
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