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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1932
Page
6
Swedish Premier Carl Gustav Ekman resigns after a revelation of accepting a 50 099 kroner check from Ivar Krueger. Parliament then approves 2 900 000 to aid the match king interests, government restructured with Felix T. Hamlin becoming premier. Ekman had led since June 1934.
Official notice dated August 8 1932 signed by Mrs A L Bowden Register. Publication dates listed August 17 24 31. Routine administrative filing or probate related entry recorded in the office.
A humorous Odessa tale from Texas traces a rabbit roping contest tied to a 46th civic anniversary. Humane groups protested, a court case followed, and Judge Henry Webb ruled rabbits pests making the act less cruel. A local cowpuncher posed for a photo celebrating the plains west of the Pecos.
Henry Berrodin of Akron Ohio was slated to be elected grand worthy president as 10000 members from across the United States gathered in Detroit Michigan for the Fraternal Order of Eagles thirty fourth annual Grand Aerie. He had served as grand worthy vice president and was expected to succeed Judge J C Canty of Galveston Texas.
Sondra Kent and her sister Flora discuss love and money as Sondra contemplates remaining with Mark Merriman while Flora admits returning to Ben in a bleak economic life. John Anderson and Joe Lily appear as possible suitors, with tension over independence and romance. Flora hints at a plan to see Mark’s fate and Tom’s loyalties.
Amy Johnson flew from Dublin to London to collect heavy underwear for her husband J A Molison to wear on his scheduled round trip flight to America today if he takes off.
Curious World notes that pigeons roost in darkness at night unless trained for night flying. The French hid pigeons in dark rooms and fed them by red light to train night flight. They then trained homing tasks under red light, with results only partly successful as the American army prepared to teach night flying before the armistice.
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