Nazi Finance Czar Seeks Prosperity to Avert War
Dr H H Schacht German finance chief told French officials prosperity would deter conflict and aid economic rehabilitation. He claimed expanded military terms only to counter Russia and urged Franco German commercial and political rapprochement as security. Premier Blum and Maurice Thorez objected to Nazi honors. Schacht attended a Bank of France event with top officials.
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Sy Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Paris
H. H. Jalmar Schacht
France
Reichebank
Germany
Dr. Gehacht
Reich
Schacht
Russia
Adolf Eltler
Rhine
Europe
Schscht
Maurice
Tex
Communist Party
Uoon
Snander
Leon Blum
Lunebdes
Emile la Desire
Bank of France
Yvon Belbos
Vincent Auriat
Bay Line Announces Last Train Excursion To Panama City
Bay Line vice president J A Streyer said weekly excursions to Panama City will run next Sunday. The plan will raise all one way and round trip fares to the Florida city. Building permits listed include a $500 Lake Street home and a $150 repair at 405 Foster. Hogs in Chicago traded higher with light weights near 11.35 and 11.40, 190-250 lb at 11.10-11.15.
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Bay Line
Panama City
J. A Streyer
Bay Line Railway
Lake Street
R. F. Shirley
Foster
W. D. Sanders
Ceacago Hogs
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Markets and Commodities Across Dothan and New York
Market notes from Dothan show middling grades and spot prices alongside New York futures with mixed openings and closes. Regional hog and cottonseed data accompany grain quotations, naval stores in Savannah report steady rosin and turpentine, and Kansas City political news notes Feedergast’s favorable post operative update.
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Kansas
New York
Thomas J. Feedergast
Kansas City
Legion Auxiliary Captures Prizes at State Convene
The Dothan unit and members earned honors at the Legion convention in Huntsville. Mrs M M Sheppard won third for a free trip to Cleveland, Mrs J N Maasee elected director of the Eighth district. The unit received a department citation for distinguished membership service and Mary Kate Falken received a service pin for outstanding work.
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Dothan American Legion Auxiliary
Huntaville
MM. Sheppard
Cleveland
J. NS Maasee
Alabama
Dothan
Department
Mary Kate Falken
ROOSEVELT PLAN FOR THREE-WAY ATTACK ON CROP ISSUES
Roosevelt presses a threefold plan including crop insurance as a federal state venture, a soil conservation program, and weather relief ideas. Wallace outlines a cooperative approach, warns of rising food costs, and notes ponds and drought effects. The piece mentions WPA projects and migratory waterfowl refuges as secondary values.
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Wallace
National Grange 2
Weather Bureau
WPA
Democrats Shape Plans to Cement Senate Majority
Washington Aug 27 Democrats fortify a Senate majority amid dissension and death in several states. Nominees like Pat Harrison in Mississippi and James Byrnes shape the lineup as Georgia rivals test New Deal support. Border states Tennessee Kentucky and Oklahoma renew campaigns while Southern primaries and conventions mix with Republican contests for influence.
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Edward J. Duffy
Prosentatf
Washington
Seaason
Pat Barrison
Mississnippi
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
South
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Tennessee
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Colorado
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Rhode Island
New Mexco
Farmer-Labor
Oloon
Floyd B. Olson
Roosevelt
Senate
Minnesota
Nebraska
Michiean
Democratc Organization
Terry Carpenter
Edward R. Burke
George Norris
Talmadge
New Deal
James Couzens
Prentius Brown
Louisiana
Alabama
North
Favorites Up
In Birmingham on August 27 AP reports Alabama amateur golf favorites advanced past the first round in the state tournament. Sam Perry, Johnny Morris, Lonnie Munger and others won matches by play or forfeit while Perry beat Josh Watson 3 and 2 and Morris defeated Charles Wright 7 and 6. End Finch and P Burns will represent Alabama at the Rose Festival in Tyler Texas October 2 to 6, with Burns named by Mrs W J Pugh president of the Alabama federation for garden clubs.
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Marty Staey
Birmingham
Sam Perry
Johnny Morris
Lonnie Munger
Perry
Josh Watson
Morris
Frankitz
Gedsden
Charles Wright
P. Burns
Alabama
Tyler
Texas
Miss Burns
W. 3. Pugh
Alabama Federation For Garden Clubs
Former Dothan Man Prominent in Army Drills
A Newport Virginia described annual Army maneuvers featuring Burt Armotrong of Dothan as a notable air service lieutenant. He helped pilots manage hazardous navigation tasks, including a dramatic Allegan Michigan flight through opaque haze, with risks of midair storms as crews completed the mission.
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Dothan
Mary Astor scandal diary figure returns from Europe
Mrs Kaufman arrives on the Treville France amid notes that the Mary Astor diary case story is dead. Her husband, Mic George Kaufman, meets her at the pier and comments on the case’s fading prominence.
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New York
Kaufman
Europe
Denial ignored London backs up war threat claim
London Evening News published a statement denying yesterday's Moscow speech claiming Stalin warned of war. The paper said Stalin and others spoke clearly on Voice of Moscow, relayed via giant transmitter to barracks and parade grounds across Russia.
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London
Aig
Moscow
Evening News Today
Watatament
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
England
J. Stalin
Klement
Voroshitott
Warped Marine
Michail Turkhashevesky
Defense
M. Atkanie-Astrov
Military Air Force
Russia
Ocean Air Race Marks Anniversary of Lindbergh Flight
AP report says during the Warshaw convention telegram Pierre Col. announced a New York to Paris air race on the tenth anniversary of Charles A Lindbergh’s 1937 flight. Organizers promise a pine ribbon of the air for the winner and aim for at least 20 entrants. They hope the famed aviator himself will greet the winner at Le Bourget.
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Ate
Pierre Col
International Aeronautic Federation
Warshaw
New York
Paris
Chai
Lindbergh
le Bourget Field
Infant Jimmy Legrave Pin Case In Tammy Holt
Physicians monitored two month old Jimmy Legrave after he swallowed an open safety pin on August 14. doctors hope no operation is needed as the infant remains apparently normal and shows no serious damage from the pin in his stomach.
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Tammy Holt
Jimmy Legrave
Jimmy
Kerays
Record Bale Weighs 879 Pounds Sold to Local Buyer
A mammoth bale of cotton tipped the scales at 879 pounds marking a new record for bale weight. Local buyer Al Flowers purchased the oversized bale, noting it was pressed through a gin error and far heavier than the typical bale.
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al Flowers
Novelty Musical Is Highlight Of Dothan Kiwanis Meeting
A novelty music program directed by Judge S. P. Poyner with J Theodore Jackson and Mise Gladys King and a motion picture by John Featherston were features of the Dothan Kiwanis meeting at the Houston hotel. Season tickets for the Houston County Fair set for Oct 20 to 31 were presented by Ld. Lunsford. Guests included Kiwanian E E Godbold of Montgomery and Kiwanian Wilbanks of Gadsden.
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S. P. Poyner
J. Theodore Jackson
Mise Gladys King
John Featherston
Houston Hotel
Houston County
Ld. Lunsford
E E.godbold
Montgomery
Kiwanian Wilbanks
Gadsden
Hearing Continued On Walden Gas Tax Suit
Judge D C Halstead set a hearing date for the declaration suit brought by W F Covington of Headland challenging the Walden uniform gasoline tax bill. The Thursday session was postponed to next Thursday to allow Houston county attorneys to file further demurrers to the complaints.
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D. C. Halstead
W. F. Covington
St. of Headland
Houston County
Cotton picking cuts county idle ranks up in Houston
J P Morrison director of the National Re employment Service says unemployment drops are seasonal with cotton picking. He notes 11 candidates placed in private permanent jobs this week and 700 extra pickers at work in Houston. The agency aims to secure private work for the unemployed and to help employed seek better positions. Temporary public works support continues federal funds.
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Houston County
J. P. Morrison
National Re-employment Service
Morrison
Houston
Transcript of Moore Confession Shocks North Carolina
Edwin Gill released a steno graphic report claiming Martin Moore a 22 year old hall boy at a fashionable Asheville hotel confessed to slaying Helen Clevenger the blond co ed shot and battered in her room on July 16 Moore convicted and slated for execution October 7 after three hours of questioning at the State penitentiary leading to a death row transfer.
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Raleigh
N. C
Edwin Gill
Gill
State Penitentiary
Bankhead to Address State Merchant Party
Birmingham Aug 27 AP Willa H Bankhead of Jasper speaker of the national house of representatives will address the state merchant party gathering in Birmingham details follow from the dispatch
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Partey
Birmingham
Willa
H. Bankhead
Jasper
National House of Representatives
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