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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
8
The October survey notes a softer textile decline and mixed output in foodstuffs and consumer goods. Heavy industry posted weaker results except autos, while iron, steel, lumber, cement and electric power showed declines. Employment rose for the third straight month, with coal leading gains and payrolls up more than employment. Prices eased, with farm and food wholesale trends turning up in November.
Identified in records is Lord Edward Eugena Mootesy a crew member tied to Capt Walter Vanderwall’s voyage when the adventurer faced death aboard his yacht. Tholagu is cited as the son of the Duke of Manchester and his mother Helens Zimmerman of Cincinnati reportedly divorced the duke four months ago.
In the District Court of the Middle District of Alabama a bankruptcy proceeding for J. N. Zor is declared. The creditors are summoned to appear at the United States Courthouse Dothan on December 27 1902 at 10 A M to prove debts elect a trustee and address required matters under the Act. CSCAR L. TOMPEINS.
Washington report notes improved employment and payroll trends as October shows a brighter overall business climate. Despite some lingering disruption, activity stays near peak levels with firms signaling continued cautious optimism in the near term.
Mark Lodely endures a monotonous bank day among clerks and ledgers while Miss Roop teases and the autumn town hums. Farrell Armitage, King Mallard, and the lingering sense of old wealth frame a scene of social tension and quiet pursuit in the mallard district.
Genuine Champagne originates only from a narrow northern French region bounded by Rheims to the south and the towns of Reims Châtillon and Verneuil to the north. French courts view labels claiming outside origin as counterfeit and illegal.
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