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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
1
December figures indicate a net decrease of 201,090 from October 1933 to September 1933 with September totaling 20,914. New Deal unemployment measures are said to be improving, though October preliminary totals await final calculation. Nathan presents the data through March 1934 for the economy committee, including both unemployed and employed totals.
The article surveys unemployment estimates and employable population shifts under the New Deal, noting a 40,000 rise in employable people from June to September and a total 2,009,000 per son increase since January 1929. It cites Nathan’s figures for January 1929 unemployment at 2,031,000 and discusses potential job gaps to erase unemployment. It covers fluctuations in unemployment from 1933 to 1950, and mentions critics and legal challenges to AAA processing taxes and collection, including Supreme Court expectations and implications for court injunctions. It references Willing M. Butler and the Mille Corporation case, and notes debates over constitutional authority and tax distribution amid farm program politics.
Washington December 8 AP report notes government figures, guarded by advisors, show slow progress in reducing jobless numbers over two years after a big early surge. Unemployment peaked around 18.071 million in March 1934, with modest decline by October.
A garbled OCR passage merges names and phrases, referencing Savin Taew Yad, VR Rie OTT, and David GorthREae. The text includes fragmented lines about shipments, equipment, and power-related topics, with scattered character sequences and unclear context.
Tracy tells Altaire I’m following you and waits to match her bag. A tense chase moves to a car as Rosina B. and Hitder Pamnany shipments are referenced. He assures she is safe while she questions his courage and recalls past danger, against a backdrop of noir tension and shifting loyalties.
Willett, a hardened observer, witnesses a tense assault and a daring self defense by a slim, honeyed girl. Amid boozy glamour at the Legation Club, she fights off an attack and contemplates surrender. George Fox and Terry Allaire discuss stripping danger from the scene as authorities close in.
Nathan asserts they are the best available estimates and will appear in the International Labor Review by the ILO in Geneva. He notes ongoing updates of unemployed counts and cites September totals: 2,756,000 in manufacturing 1,741,003 in building 632,000 in steam railroading 970,000 in other sectors, with road building as the sole industry showing no unemployment.
Nathan notes an apparent rise beyond normal employment in government spending, referencing a figure around 04,000 beesuas of expenditure. The fragment lacks context or verifiable details to identify the entities, location, or timeframe involved.
John Hawkins, ex Birmingham city engineer and former WPA director, acts as head of a newly formed state planning board created under the 1906 revision act to draft a long term natural resources development program. Gov. Bibb Graves serves as chairman with Dr. L. N. Duncan as vice president and several state officials named to exclusive committees.
Houston screens Thursday through Saturday feature So Red The Rose with Margaret Sullavan and Randolph Scott plus Walter Connolly. Parades of the Maestros and Seven Keys to Baldpate headline another bill with Raymond and Margret Cellohen. Comedy Worm Turns and Adventures of Rez and Rinty also shown. Alabama bills include Toys To Kin with Victor Js and Sally ONeil. Hot Poultry, Fire Alarm serial Buck Jones in Roaring West. Alca zar runs Jack Henry Transatlantic Merry Go Round with Nancy Carroll and When The Cat’s Away. John Waynes Texte Terror and other serial strands. Also Von Maynard Drum Taps and Chaplin. Be aleck Buddes and Tarzan the Fretless.
Montgomery contractor and industry liaison Hawkins was loaned to the board by WPA data director Thad Holt who secured his cooperation in the board s development program. Members present included Governor Graves Dr Duncan Col Page S Bunter state forester Dr Keller Dr Walter B Jones state geologist Mr Blair and 8 P Gailand Jr of Mobile. Absent were W R Gpeight of Derea tur and Theodore Swan of Biringham Dr Jones and Hawkins were named to represent Alabama at the guidance planning conference opening a two day session today in Savannah Ga.
An old advertisement touts Born’s Pills and Doan’s Pills claiming to flush 18 miles of kidney tubes and remove waste. It warns against backache and swelling, urges readers to consult a druggist, and asserts 40 years of proven relief.
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