U S Backs Moral Embargo On Arms Trade With Debtor Ships
Washington reports a moral embargo against shipments to either side in the Spanish Civil War. S. D. Schell of the United States Shipping Board said ships owing money to the government must follow the nonintervention edict, and two lines operating Spanish ports were told to insure war risk on ships with government finance. The policy aims to steer clear of danger zones and avoid sale of aeroplanes, with officials noting no cancellations yet but expectations lines will comply.
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Max Boyd
Associated Jane
Washington
America
Gpato
United States Shipping Board
S. D. Schell
Trent
Polley
Bede Phese
William Phillips
Phillips
Shipping Board
Withea
Guyarement
Echell
Mediterranean
Tait
Lina Indian Service
Biraile
Gibraltar
National Coal Output Up 2.8 Percent in 1935
U S Bureau reports 1935 bituminous coal production at 269,324,000 tons, up 2.8 percent from 1934, driven by increased cokemaking steel industry activity and stocks. Southern coal plate figures for Kentucky Alabama Arkansas Oklahoma Maryland Tennessee Georgia North Carolina Virginia listed, with Virginia at 9,915,000 tons.
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United States
Bureau
Cokg
Ron
Steel Indiathra
Additina
Kentucky
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Maryland
Georgia
North Carolina
Virginia
Lewis Named Special Master in Marianna Ouster Move
In Marianna on Aug 22 Judge A V Long appointed Amos Lewis of Marianna a special master in the Marianna Fruit Company reorganization case. The move, sought by creditors led by C O Chambilea, aims to oust Joan F Lawden as trustee and decide which entities, including Hotel Chipola Corp and Floridan Press, will be included in the plan. Lawden’s status and potential continuance as apprantee hinge on petitions and answers due by Sept 15.
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Marianna
Amos Lewis
Jackon County
Breuit
Marianna Fruit Company
A V. Long
Pensacools
C. 0
Chambilea
Industrial Loan and Gaaranty Company
Trustee System Service Company
Joan F . Lawden
Judge Long
Lawls
Lowden
Chipola
Duster
Fruit
Hotel Chicpola Corp
Floridan Press, Inc
Ariat Lime Products Co
Florala Lime Products Co
Chiepola Publishing Co
Agency axes Joana loans for new borrowers in Dothan area
A draft critique says the agency will stop granting new loans to Joana while continuing support for existing borrowers. Estimates show Dothan could hold 500000 to 780000 in loans. total Southeast Alabama loan exposure may exceed 1100000 within 60 miles and about 2000000 within 100 miles. The office network is limited, with Alabama having three offices versus Florida seven. A push to restore the Dothan office faces staffing of about five, aimed at aiding roughly 200 borrowers in the area.
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Joana
Dothan
Montgomery
Alabama
Tadiua
Dothan Hole
Joann AgereRate
Federal Land Bank
HOLG
Band Bank
Plorida
Georgia
Alabay
Brensan
Tende Board
Dothan Stone
Williams Escapes From County Jail Front Door
Richard Williams, 28, of Miami, held on a federal auto theft charge, walked out the county jail front door Friday night and vanished. Jail staff discovered his absence Saturday morning and questioned the propriety of an escape by walking out rather than slipping away.
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Richard Williams
Miami
Onse
Florida City
Wollams
Jaflora
AL. Beverett
Willian
Alex
Jera
Capital docket for court term has four cases
Four capital cases carrying maximum penalty on conviction are among 40 to be tried in Houston County Circuit Court starting Sept 21, announced County Clerk Roy Hill. The notable case is first degree murder of Odel Nichols by Cottonwood chief Marlin, after Nichols was shot during a scuffle following a drunkenness arrest in October last year. Indictments include Minnie Witt Tame Bethel White and Benny Clyde Smith for murder in the first degree, with other prohibitions and larceny, burglary, and robbery cases listed among the calendar.
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Houston County Circuit Court
Roy Hill
CP. Marlin
Cottonwood
Odel Nichols
Nichols
Martin
Minnie Witt‘Tame
Bethel White
Benny Clyde Smith
Odin Mixon
Tarvere ‘Stanford
Jay Hardy
Sonny Troberts
Tohnnie Windham Millard Smith
Mary Lee Saffard
Jasver Stephens
Jor Potter
Gus Holland
Richard Mile
Dewey Riley Fariton Edwards
Berry Pitts
Ramon Bord
Mack Thomas Hurelary
Maxwell Avery
Muri Ler
Safford
W . Culpepper
J. W. Granger
Bb Robfreon
Mirdet
Jeanes
Bolshevik Conspiracy Trial Sparks Calls for Executions
In a four hour session Vishineky bitterly denounced the defendants as plots to seize power. He declared murder was the plan and urged firing squads for the leaders, insisting many conspirators should be shot. The rhetoric signals a break with Bolshevik tradition as Kameneff and Znovieff face potential execution.
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Vissinsky
Vishineky
Syvada
Trotzky
Znovieff
Kameneff
Sewage projects advance with new grants in state
Approval of new grants will add 1.19 million dollars and provide employment for over 1,200 men for six months. The $18 million in PWA funds already spent or pledged excludes about $7.3 million in power projects delayed by injunctions. A list of 11 proposed works across Alabama follows, including county and city school buildings, sewage disposal plants, and a boys' industrial school project with estimated costs shown.
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Deismer Cald
Adiron County
Randolph County
Court House
Birmingham
Decatur
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Cadsden
School of Trades
Black Legion Indictment Sparks Defense By Effinger
The contractor defends against Black Legion charges calling them nonsense and questions Dayton Deap cited as executioner. Clarence Miller defends Effinger as police and deputies pursue indictments. Nine of twenty-two defendants remain at large while others face prior crimes tied to the gang.
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Black Legion
Deen
Dayton Deap
Effinger
Clarence Miller
Ditlinger
Lima State
Baptist Meet Mamuianna Opens Aug 10 in Cottondale
Fifth Studey meeting of Jackson county Baptist association will be held August 10 at Cottondale. Dr Milan Mansey of First Baptist Church announces details. Lunch served by Cottondale church folks, program runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Speakers include Paul N. Varn J L Vaughn Philips Olver and Mrs A Follows in Panama City.
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Mamuianna
Fifth Studey Meeling
Jackson County Baptist Association
Milan Mansey
First Baptist Church
C. K. Fellows
Mariapna
Associaton
Cottondale
Paul N. Varn
J. L Vaughn
Dothan
Mesars Philips and
Olver
Marianna
Mrs . A Follows
Panama City
J K P Ketchum of Marianna Celebrates 90th Birthday
J K P Ketchum of Marianna Toute two celebrated his 90th birthday at his home on August 14. About one hundred fifty relatives and friends attended a luncheon on the lawn. He is the father of nine children, all of whom were present except one son.
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Marianna
J K P Ketchum
Adania
County agent plans livestock trip for Jackson county farmers
County Agent J W Malone announces plans to send a representative to the drought area of the middle west to purchase cattle for Jackson county farmers desiring to buy. Excellent animals of good breeding can be obtained at a nominal cost to the farmers.
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Marianna
Middle West
Jackson County
J W. Malone
Killer death by own action shocks Watsonville
In Watsonville California on August 22 AP reports the body of Jack Bennett, wanted for the slayings of four people, was found near the Hecker Pass Highway. Ranger Frank Serpa says Bennett died by his own hand using the same weapon. Police Chief Matt Gravee confirms the killings of Grace Mae Ayres, 23, and Austin W. Martin, 28, as they sat in a parked car. their 1-year-old daughter was seriously wounded.
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Watsonville
Calif
Jack Bennett
Frank Serpa
Bennett
Chef
Matt Gravee
Grace Mae Ayres
Austin W. Martin
Oklahoma City Junk Seller Warned Over Tag Mixup
Aug 22 report from Oklahoma City describes Joe Nelson, 24, who tried selling junk for food money. Police stopped him, found his license, and noted his truck tag was only partially valid and wrongly placed. He received a ticket for improper parking and tag errors.
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Oklahoma City
Joe Nelson
Nile
Few Attend Conservation Parley in Houston County
Only a small group appeared for a scheduled meeting of the Houston County Conservation Council Friday night. Tom Ford, state organizer, said another effort to launch the club on a definite program will be made at an early date. He plans to spend several days interviewing members and promoting good attendance at the meetings.
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Houston County Conservation Council
Tom Ford
County Welfare Bureau Digging Hard for Money
The Houston County welfare unit seeks 450 monthly from outside county sources to garner state and federal matching funds. Current city and county support totals 340 monthly, with debate on continuing aid beyond the anticipated appropriation expiration. Officials consider City of Dothan contributions, though no formal proposal has been made.
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Houston County
Governor Olson Dies in Minnesota Governor's Death News
Governor Floyd B Olson of Minnesota died at 8:29 PM after illness. A crowd gathered outside the hospital as officials including Abe Harris and Marvin McIntyre received notices. President Roosevelt mourned Olson as a person of force and courage and sent condolences to Mrs Olson.
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Carl Hygaard
Lunetta Judd
Irma Sasson
Elizabeth Hogan
Waltman Walters
Abe Harris
Marvin McIntyre
Roosevelt
Olson
Hyde Park
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesota
Olgon
Ife
Mre Olson
Rebels shell Spanish coast and siege San Sebastian
Government forces in Guipuzcoa report Staunch defense as rebel ships bombard San Sebastian bay and coastal towns. Espana cruiser fires on Fort Guadalupe and nearby fortifications while government troops press against Oviedo and Clanoas in a widening civil war front.
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San Sebastian
Bay of Escay
Canarias
Sindh
Ase
Arg
Gulpuzcoa
Execut
Hepana
Fort Guadalupe
Aica
Trun
Espana
Sea Sebastian
Bidessoa
Alther Forte
Enpana
Ahora
Clinanoas
Gijon
Oviedo
Lewis Speaks Out on New Deal Split in Campaign Ties
Senator J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois warned that Democratic tensions could reshape the race. He spoke at a spring rally as party spokesmen framed the campaign around a single axis: New Deal or not.
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Lewis
J. Hamilton Lewis
Hillnois
Springheld
Landon Lands In Middlesex Here Pledges Freedom Over Poke Policies
Gov. Alf M Landon spoke from his birthplace at a mass rally on the Tam o Shanter course before about 40,000 in West Middlesex Pennsylvania. He framed the 1936 choice as freedom and opportunity against Roosevelt era poke policies, urging preservation of the American way of life and free enterprise amid global democratic erosion.
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Landon
William L. Beale
Associated Press
Westmiddlesex
Alf M Landon
Tam o'Shanter
Robert Out
Thwaite
Republican National Committee
Fairwayn
Mahoning Valley
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Ohio and Weath Virginia. With Few Gestures Beyond 2 Nod of the Head, Landos
Bel Rothine
London
Guard Reg 4 to Open Style Train No
An Alabama National Guard encampment near Anniston is set for August 22 to 30 with Brig Gen John Gysons as commanding officer and Walter M. Thompson of Gossage leading the camp. The training program includes the 16th Joint Army unit and headquarters staff from the 108th quarter regiment, focusing on field tactical work and review planned for Governor's Day.
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108Th Quter
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