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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
5
Cotton advances to new high on open trading day
The Daily Cotton Letter reports cotton rising to 8.69 for December on opening, then easing 21 points before again rising as buying absorbed profit taking. Estimated 50,099 bales traded. buying driven by trade, few speculative orders. Weather was favorable for a larger reaction but margins stayed tight as December neared .59. Hedge pressure minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Another Gypsy Meal Served With Baked Beans and Pie
A simple menu lists baked beans chili sauce Boston brown bread cucumber salad apple pie and coffee. The spread evokes a hearty traditional meal likely shared in a communal setting with warm beverages and dessert concluding the meal.
Science Solves Crime by Work at Warwick Boys
Warick New York AP reports the New York State Training School for Boys uses chores like poultry care auto shop and baseball to redeem delinquents. Columbia University Medical Center neurology dentistry and psychiatry teams will study health and behavior, visiting the 500 boys to uncover new rules for turning potential criminals into citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neurological Institute of New York
School of Dental and Oral Surgery
New York State Psychiatric Institute and Hospital
Warwick
Robert Rosenblum
Tony
Stub
Fredrik Tilney
Columbia University
Columbia University Medical Center
N. Y
American soccer star signs pro contract abroad
Rio de Janeiro AP reports Joao Romeu, a top Sao Paulo player, fled amid revolution and coast blockade to accept a professional contract in Italy aboard the Principessa Maria. Captain Ladany of Rio Botafogo found Romeu aboard the liner while escorting Joao Chirgvone to Italy. Romeu said he fled in a small boat to Santog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Joao Romeu
Italy
Ladany
Rio Botefogo
Romeu
Hner Principessa Maria
Joao Chirgvone
Rilo
Romen
Santog
Principessa Maria
Waco Fans Seek Texas Loop Team
Waco baseball fans have launched a drive for a Texas league franchise to be moved to Waco later this season or at the start of next year. The St. Louis Browns franchise at Longview is viewed as the strongest candidate, with locals arguing Longview is too small and Tyler cannot sustain a league club another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Otto
Art) Scharein
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Goose Goslin
Scharein
Scharsin
Waco
Texas
Longview
Tyler
Road Oil Sales Rise Despite Lower Prices in 1931
In 1931 road oil sales climbed 28.5 percent to 7,170,102 barrels, led by secondary roads construction. Total value dropped 6.3 percent due to low prices. Three quarters of sales came from the Indiana Illinois, California, and East Coast refining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Mines
Indiana-Illinois
California
Eest Coast
Killefer to Manage Browns Three More Years
St Louis Browns announce Walter Killefer will continue as manager for three additional seasons, quashing rumors that Rogers Hornsby would take over in 1933. Hornsby remains a key figure but is not slated for the helm this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killefer
St. Louis Browns
Rogers Hornsby
IT S A MAN S WORLD SAYS CHICAGO CIRCUS HEIRESS
AP reports Mrs Charles Ringling, heiress to one of the Ringling brothers circus fortunes, commands a major circus property yet declares the industry remains a man’s world. The 62 year old widow has worked as ticket taker and traveled with the circus, facing many emergencies in her role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Circus
Charles Ringling
Ringling
First Woman To Take Two Major Circuses On Tour
Mrs Ringling, wife of John Ringling, was a pioneering figure in 1883 Baraboo Wisconsin as the first woman to take two major circuses on the road. Though she oversaw tours and housing for 1600 people, she says running the world is a man's job while supporting her children and maintaining a Evanston home between shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ringling
Ringling
Baraboo
Wis
John Ringling
Washington county schools open September fifth
September 5 will mark the opening day for Washington county High and grammar schools in Chipley Florida Superintendent W S Weaver announced. The High school term will run eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipley
Fla
Washington County
W. S. Weaver
Wisconsin Names Coach Spears Says No Cuts From Varsity
Dr Clarence Spears, new football coach at Wisconsin, announced that he will make no cuts from the varsity squad. Any player may remain on the squad as long as he wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Spears
Wisconsin
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