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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1936

Page

2

NYA approves funds for Florida pupils and job prep

Beatty announces $10,853,000 NYA program across 48 states to aid about 40,000 Florida secondary students and to provide jobs for 1,000 needy Florida students. Each student would earn about $15 per month while completing schooling and job training in preparation for post school work. The plan involves state officials including ABCawthon and Mrs Bendell, with NYA aid distributed through local counties.

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Geneva Joins Scouting Under Regional Council

Geneva became a member of the Southeast Alabama Boy Scout Council after a unanimous vote at a Thursday meeting. Delegates from Sheemb Hartford and Samson attended along with local leaders and officials, including H. Bonds deputy regional executive.

Alabama Ana Corncil Roscor Everent wGent Sheemb Hartford Samson Geneva Jolh Cor Charley Eubanks You BR. E, Ward Roy Juts Henry Crendum Roy Ninger P. O Devis M. M. Wood Tum Echols Turnipwer Stanley March Geom H. E. Bonds Seren Bonds Daa

Fat Bewaler’s Horse Named Asbestos After Forest Fire Escape

In Banff Alla on August 28 AP reports Fat Bewaler’s horse was named Asbestos after escaping a forest fire. The animal carried firefighting gear and proved best in a dense smoke scenario at Banff Park, with firefighters discovering him later tied to a damp tree.

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Fall fashion in furs dazzles with new trims and lightweight pelts

By Adelaide Kere in New York, Aug 28 AP. Fall fur fashion centers on diversified pelts and improved dyes that mimic costlier furs while keeping within budgets. Styles range from sporty to elegant with lighter beaver and Chinese lamb finishes, rippling grey dye work, and rain resistant settings.

Adelaide Kere New York Vaety

Patch of Muskogt Horse Blaze Damages Animal

A Mussogt area horse named Asbestos suffered burns along its back as a pack was burned away. The halter rope smouldered though the blaze caused only minor injury and loss of height for the animal.

Air Conditioning Assures Better Work at Harvard Talk

Air conditioning improves work in hot rooms but cannot guarantee fewer colds. Prof. Philip Drinker cautioned that no data justify claims of preventing illness. He noted filtration and humidity control can reduce pollen and improve comfort.

Howard Blakeslee Aspcinted Cambridge Muss Harvard Philip Drinker Harvard School At Public Health Amels

Favorites Start Semi Final Play For Golf Crown

Eight Alabama golfers begin the first of two matches to trim the State amateur field to two by night fall. Defending champion Sam Perry faces Johnny Thames, while Warren Smith meets Johnny Morris. Scudday Horner favored to beat Dixon Brooke, with Ed Finch and Harold Williams vying for the other semi final spot. Perry or Thames will meet the Finch Williams winner later today.

Birmingham Alabama Sam Perry Mobile Johnny Thames Warren Smith Gadsden Johnny Morris Scudday Horner Montgomery Dixon Brooke Ed Finch Harold Williams Tuscalooas Gut Perry Thames Finch-Willams Horner Frank S5itz Lonnie Munger I ‘Williams Molten Smith Brooke J. C. Westbrook Sand Morris Lester Ryder Smith Bob French Band

Mystery owner sought in six flat building case

In Chicago Aug 28 AP report Judge Justin F McCarthy heard that for years tenants in a six flat building paid no rent because no one knew who owned it Delphiny Lance accused Thole of posing as owner to evict her for nonpayment Thole admitted he was not the owner and did not know who was The judge fined him 100 dollars and ordered an investigation of the property mystery

Chicago William Thole Justin F. McCarthy

Airplane search nets many stills in Florida moonshine drive

In Marionna Aug 28 Special a government crackdown using air patrols aided by jadieequipped nir planes located moonshine stills and assets. Since Aug 10 alcohol tax and customs units in West Florida seized 70 stills 562 gallons of whiskey 75 009 barrels of mash eight cars and 30 stills in Holmes and Oktala counties.

Marianna Pulin Wan Holmes County Oktalooan

Gas attacks in Ethiopia hasten Italian victory noted by war correspondent

Edward J. Neil recounts Italian air force use of mustard gas over Ethiopian lines in December. Planes dropped a burning powder on Immiru's 40,000-strong force, burning feet to the bone and driving Ethiopian troops back. Red Cross doctors in Addis Ababa reported thousands of burn cases as the Italians filled gaps and contained the threat. The article ends with a probate notice from Alabama dated 1936.

Baltor Gue Edward J. Neil Associated Preas New York Ethiopia Alap Italy Ethio Jay Battationa Pietro Badoglio High Command Marsha de Bone Iallan Patata Makal Makate Tacurze Rae Imiiru Makale Immiru Admara Wiholt Thalian Addige Badogno Aumara Des Trimuru Red Crone Addis Ababa

Alabama stockgrowers form statewide group and plan banquet

Wiregrass report details the Alabama Stockgrowers Association forming at an organization meeting to tighten livestock theft laws and regulate the industry. Commissioner Goodwin urges enactment of Heeateck rules, and a legislative committee was named to work with the State Board of Agriculture. The group announces a banqueting event at the State Fair in Birmingham and lists temporary directors and officers from multiple counties.

J. Gunde Agriculture Alabama State Board of Akriculeurehia Goodn State Board of Agriculture Statewidle — Tiventork —Association A. O. River Tlladega County Slayston Crawford Dallas W. Robertson Baldwin Henry’ Y Caperton Stephenson G. ©. Passmome Prattville Hig Nen Priates Plana Birmingham Alabama Hentock Growers Paramore Autaugy County G. W. Robertson Henry J. Banks Bullock Ron Williams Butler Montgomery A. Webb Perry Clarence Long Russell Allen Grubbs Sumter Olen Riser Talladega J. W. Campbell Tallapoosa Fred Henderson Wilcox

Parachutist Survives Free Falls in Galveston

Willem Baker, 55, fell from thousands of feet during parachute jumping day in Galveston Texas. He escaped serious injury after a near fatal series of drops but fractured his leg in two places when a fall barely touched the ground. He is in hospital today.

Galveston Tex Willem Baker Osphtal Placen

Parole hearing for Elijah Jackson in murder case

In the probate petition a sald tata is to pay the debt from Wald estate assets. Interested parties may appear to contest the petition. P. Poyner, Judge of Probate. Notice also that Elijah Jackson, sentenced for murder in Houston County on August 12, 1912, seeks parole from life imprisonment.

Alabama Houston Martha Y. Stephens Stephens Martha V. Stephens Tata Sald An Tata Elijah Jackson We Circuit Court Houston County

Grandmother Eats Like Growing Girl

Fragmented OCR text describes appetite and remedies involving liver, a bag labeled Med, and laxative as a tonics. Mentions stimulant, appetite, and a Red Cross bill or term. The passage is garbled with several misspellings and unclear context.

Red Cross

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