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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
8
A cable from Sugar New York reports that Jeva authorities approve a plan to enforce a single selling agency to control the sugar industry. The measure will likely place all Java producers under one seller.
Karl Herreshoff of San Diego was deported from Switzerland following Geneva riots. Police say he led the disturbance and was photographed in Paris after deportation. He denied paying a share in the outbreak at the world peace center. SEWANEE STUDENT KILLED Frank Carter McDonald, 28, a University of the South student, was dead.
W. K. Harding, a Minneapolis mining engineer, and companion Ernest McFetridge were lost when their plane crashed between Thicket Portage and God's Lake Manitoba. A relief plane from The Pas, carrying Bob Eddy and Jack May, found them after eight days in blizzard conditions. Harding survived a gunshot wound to the head, location of injury unclear, and had planned a hunting trip.
Representative James C. McLaughin Republican of Michigan dies suddenly at Marion Virginia. He was the dean of Michigan’s congressional delegation, and his death is reported to Representative Ketcham.
A unclear scene depicts BSanta warning Dicky and Dicky aiming to avoid Clive. They discuss marital issues and a headache in a tense afternoon before Clive returns home and is cared for with hot water bottles. The fragment offers few concrete details or names to establish a full report.
A snowy weekend trip in New Jersey follows Paradise Dawson and Clive as they navigate memory and forgone relations. Their romance deepens amid old wounds and a competing generosity, while Dicky’s absence shifts their dynamic and tests trust.
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