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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
1
The readable fragments refer to a person named Terry and a young engineer in a general context. Ambiguous OCR text mentions Allaire Rag and Pry and a reference to a general week in the year, with no clear event date or place.
Allaire returns to the family estate to a late night gathering and a fading party. Her father Ray, a retired horseman, engages with guests including a famous actress while Allaire contemplates life beyond perpetual open house and her restless search for purpose and worth.
Washington officials disclose distribution of a social security questionnaire to all states to decide participation in a non contributory old age pension program set to begin after New Year. Federal grants of 15 dollars monthly per eligible person 65 and over supplement state funds, with states to meet several conditions including universal eligibility, a single supervising agency, fair hearings, and co funding.
In a December chapter, elves free Santa from the Iron Queen in her fortress. They return to a candlelit toyshop. Mrs. Santa rejoices as the Iron Queen contemplates a new workroom and learns a lesson from the fairy queen while the toys settle for the night.
In Washington, December 13, the government and utilities clash over testing the Roosevelt holding company law. Attorney General Cummings seeks a narrowed test case in Electric Bond & Share. New York injunctions urge staying seven suits pending Supreme Court ruling. Higgins accuses government of handpicking the test, while Justice Boley weighs consolidation. The case aims to compel holding firms to register with the securities commission, marking the law's first administration step.
About fifty farmers gathered in Clayhatchee on December 15 and unanimously endorsed the new cotton program as explained by County Agent C. M. Ling. Voters cast 100 percent in favor of the control plan and criticized the Supreme Court in rear time.
New Zealand farmers seek government aid to destroy the ken bird, a severe pest for sheep. Birds alight on backs, lacerate skin, and devour fat, with thousands of sheep baited yearly. Previously confined to high country, they have moved into lower districts, threatening flocks nationwide.
Hungarian MP Stephan Gorgy urged drastic action to curb wine overproduction by discarding half the annual harvest into the Danube. He proposed destroying half the wine and selling the rest domestically at low prices to reduce glut and support prices.
Four single engine airplanes have been ordered from a British company to aid Emperor Haile Selassie’s communications system. The aircraft will carry staff, not armed with guns or bomb racks. Top speed is 172 miles per hour and cruising range 640 miles.
Dr. John H. Furbay of the College of Emporia education department will direct teacher training during the reorganization of Liberia's education system under the League of Nations. December 13. Emporia Kansas reports AP.
Washington reports show Standard Oil of California paid ten officers and directors over 500000 in the last fiscal year. Top earner K R Kingabury of San Francisco drew 136418, with Reynolds Metals noting 102608.95 for KR Reynolds. OtherStandard executives listed include Sutra, Berg, Collier, Hanna, Lombardi, Tuttle, Kennedy, Russel, and Davieson. The year ended December 31, 1934, also saw Laclede Steel and Savage Arms posted figures.
Fragmentary inventory of Ford and Chevrolet models from 1925 to 1935, including Tudor sedans Coupes and coaches. Mentions 1928 1929 1930 1931 models with references to Chev and Plym listings and amateur names like Joe Jones Compe.
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