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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1934
Page
4
United States Steel Corpora tion announced it will eliminate Saturday work for all salaried employees with about a 10 percent salary cut, effective September 1. The company said Saturday work is irregular and unsatisfactory, and will be dropped until operations improve, with salaries adjusted accordingly.
Walter J Cameron announces his candidacy for sheriff of Houston County Alabama. He cites eight years as deputy, civil papers served, arrests made, and a record without drawing a weapon. Born in 1888 in Houston County, married Minnie Yelverton in 1907, has one child, and pledges to serve county residents impartially if elected.
In Bellingham Massachusetts on August 29 a car was struck by a New York New Haven and Hartford train at Elm street crossing. Two young women and one man were killed in the crash.
Harvey Bowers oversees a cargo of animals bound for Singapore as rival plans unfold. Ivy Green and wireless man Flint contend with jealousy while Bowers forms ties with a tiger, the voyage revealing danger, desire, and shifting loyalties amid reefs and distant shores.
In Braila court a judge named George Grigore scu faced burglary charges after roaming as a burglar at night and a capable magistrate by day. Experts concluded he suffers from double personality mania, rendering him not responsible for his acts. He did not sell stolen goods.
Regular Eagle advertisers claim hoarding items resembles a basement pawnshop with an implied sale network. They urge readers to call 111 for inexpensive trials, highlighting classified ads as a cheap route to reach potential buyers.
Birmingham survey shows 101,721 total dwellings with 27,233 owner occupied and 12,603 free of encumbrances in a United States Bureau study on local homeownership patterns in the city.
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