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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1932
Page
6
A collection of rental notices describes eight furnished rooms on N Foster Street and a front bedroom close in. Additional listings note a two bedroom home off West Main Street and a seven room house with new roof papering and a large lot on S Oates Street.
The midwest farmers strike spreads to South Dakota and Nebraska aiding Jowans as shipments halt to Sioux City Iowa. South Dakota recruits with planks and wire halt dairy and produce trucks at the border while sheriff Davenport tries to escort them. In Knoxville Tennessee Miss Mary Ijams, 16, dies in an auto crash. her sister Elizabeth is injured and their father is a commercial artist at The Knoxville News Sentinel.
Ray Pittman, convicted in Houston County Circuit Court on July 14, 1822 for murder with life sentence, will apply for pardon or parole. A24-31p.
Parents of Wilson R Adams 21 refuse to name participants in a friendly boxing bout at his farm home saying the injury was accidental. Adams fell ill hours after the bout and died in a hospital.
Nan Forsyth works for Jervis Weare’s lawyer as Cynthia fraught with poverty loves a man who must wed within three months of their grandfather’s death. Rosamund Carew delays the wedding to seize Weare’s fortune if Jervis fails. A heated confrontation follows as Jervis confronts Rosamund’s defection and Nan endures the tension at the office.
Sacramento baseball star Frenchy Berdgaray will skip the game for one day in September to race Star Ttawah, a horse from the eastern Grand Circuit, in a 100 yard dash at the State Fair.
The curious world notes manatees with a walrus like head and whale like body. Four large specimens may exceed a thousand pounds and reach about 15 feet in length. They feed on underwater grasses and often raise head and shoulders to grab plants above water. Suckling calves are cradled by their arm like flippers.
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