Secretaries Hull and Lamas stir Pan Am talks
A Washington dispatch outlines Secretary Hull and Argentina's Lamas steering Latin American strategy at a Pan American conference. Debates over debts, antiwar pact aims, and liquor quotas hint at behind the scenes bargaining. The piece notes shifts in U. S. posture and tariff influences shaping regional diplomacy.
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Bull
White House
Hull
Argentina
Tome
Maxica
Lamas
Inter-American High Commission
Tosgue of Nations
League
WU. 5
Two Prominent Authors Die in New York
Lowia Joseph Vance, 54, a well known author, burned to death in an East Side apartment after apparently dozing with a lit cigarette. The blaze confined to clothing and body. Vance was found dead. Robert W. Chambers, 68, noted author, died in a city hospital after a three month illness following an operation.
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New York
Lowia Joseph Vance
East Side
Vance
Robert W. Chambers
Porter Grant to Go With Wynne at Kentucky
Auburn end coach Porter Grant has accepted an offer to coach at Kentucky alongside new head coach Chet Wynne. Grant, from Dothan, starred as Auburn’s varsity end for three seasons and was a top southern player in his senior year. He joined Auburn’s staff after graduation last May and followed Wynne to Kentucky after Wynne announced his move.
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Auburn
Chet Wynne
University of Kentucky
Porter Grant
Kentucky
Wynne
Grant
Huils
Dothan
Tulane
Wyane
Gwentucky
Caterpillar Club admits unplanned forced leap
Montgomery Alabama December AP reports Captain John J. Moore of Maxwell Field admits his Caterpillar Club membership was earned by an unplanned bailout. While en route from Texas to Washington with a companion flier, a sudden plane lurch threw him from his seat. He deployed his parachute and landed on a Texas cotton patch with minor injuries. His safety belt now undergoes meticulous preflight checks.
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Montgomery
Ala
John. J. Moore
Maxwell Field
Caterpillar Club
Moore
Texas
Washington, D.C
No injunction denied in Augusta Day faction ruling
In Augusta Georgia on December 16 the court declined to grant an injunction against a liquor licensing ordinance to halt whiskey sales. Judge A L Franklin heard arguments as attorneys clashed and postponed a ruling until Tuesday with a Friday decision promised, citing potential property damage if the injunction were granted.
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Augusta
Efforta
Jess
A. le Franklin
Richmond
Banks Reborn as Liquor Parlors in Pennsylvan ia
Harrisburg December 16. Many Pennsylvania banks once thriving are closed and repurposed as liquor stores and drinking parlors. The new state liquor central board seeks sites and has chosen over 100 locations, with nearly that many former bank buildings now housing liquor operations. Readers may see transformed spaces once linked to finance now tied to prohibition era drinking.
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Harrisburg
Liquor Central Board
Iheus
Hqver
Pennsylvania
Condition of Three Hurt in Automobile Accident Improves
Three injured in a crash yesterday when their car crashed into a wigun and overturned on the Dosham Camp helston Wighway showed improved conditions today. Victims include Earl and Hiram Newton farmers from Dothan and Montgomery, and a woman believed to be Mrs Tom Sandwich of Montgomery. W J Newton, father of the two men, claimed a key ring stamped Hemime of Frans Covington, secretary to Governor Miller, found at the accident scene triggering rumours of Covington’s wife death. The elder Newton said Hiram had traded for Covington's car in Montgomery and obtained the key ring that way. The automobile involved was reportedly owned by Mrs. Sandwich.
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Dosham Camphelston Wighway
Earl
Hiram Newton
Dothan
Montgomery
Tom Sandwich
W. J. Newton
Sheriff's Office
Frans Covington
Miller
Covington
Newton
Hiram
Sandwich
Tod
Thia
Weather report for central east region midweek showers
Central East region shows mostly cloudy weather with showers in the east at the start. Expectations call for more general conditions around midweek with calmer or clearing skies later.
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Central East
Calder
Life-time In County Visitor Brings City First Time
A Negro resident of Gordon, in the backwoods, arrives in Dothan for the first time. He has lived in the county since birth and was jailed here with David Backs and Alabreather Rossel after a grand jury indictment. Sheriff Toe Relins leads the case connected to Ty hurhede and Pitch claims the suspect attempted a crime.
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David Backs
Gordon
Dothan
Toe Relins
David
Alabreather
Rossel
Ty Hurhede
Carn
Pitch
eDavid
Unkle
Sneatt Rotlink
Farmers Reminded of Meat Sale Ordinance in Dothan
City officials explain the meat sale rules, noting hog killing season and required pre and post mortem inspections. Meat must be inspected between 7 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, with organs kept in place during inspection. Unauthorized removal of organs is prohibited.
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Crty
Abe
Erty
Dothan
Totay
Diothan
Two Marriage Licenses Sued in Local Notice
Marriage teases were Ingrad to two couples here today. They were John Lewis Layton and Ethel May Tolar of Auhford. H H White and Eunlee Brackin of Aubfors.
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John Lewis Layton
Ethel May Tolar
Auhford
H.H. White
Eunlee Brackin
Aubfors
NRA Agreements to Be Extended After January 1
Washington AP report says Blue Eagle will continue beyond December 31 and a program to extend the President reemployment agreement for trades and industries without codes will be announced. Many businesses shifted to codes by year end. thousands more likely to follow as codes are adopted, while some sectors await permanent codes.
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Washington
NRA
Blue Eagle
Busness
France refuses Hitler arms plan in Geneva talks
Paris reports that France and four allies pressed for a comprehensive armament restraint in Germany while confirming unity with Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia and Romania. Talks with Germany centered on ensuring security guarantees and a verifiable disarmament framework at Geneva.
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France
Hitler
Germany
Melvin Whithlweather
Proas
Starr
Paris
Foeign
Paul Roncour
Eduard Benes
Caechonlvakian
Nina
Germaany
Rumania
Reich
Geneva
Willis Brothers Indicted in Cigaret Concealment Case
Grand jury indicted Willis brothers JG and Rob Wills on cigaret concealment charges. Reported by Sheriff Ret, the case names additional defendants including Chere Napier, Pertay Pantk, Levon Hadden, Joo Herring, and Frank Broduen with various offenses such as transport and murder-related charges.
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Willis Brothers
Rob Wills
Ercent Grand
Sherif Dae
Roth
Land Jury
Ar. Renter
Chere Napier
Pertay Pantk
Arent
Levon Hadden
Carnal Knowledge
Joo Herring
Arena Fo
Frank Broduen
Firecracker injures son of pastor in accident
A firecracker burst injured Tinege Dockery, son of Dr and Mrs Dockery, as he handled a firework last night. He received care at a Teal hospital where physicians determined the injury was minor but required treatment.
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Tinege Dockery
Mere LW. Dockery
Prt Rapitat
Women Included In CWA Program Across Montgomery State
A General overview describes women set to operate in CWA state projects under a nationwide relief initiative. The program will extend across counties including Montgomery and surrounding areas, focusing on employment, training, and provisional work under federal supervision.
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Montcoomery
APY
CWA
Nerval
Conrenh
Evergrown
Castlebuirry
Kivergreen
Erneston Othe
Columbian
Peery County
Detfervon
Prightnn
Ak Torkford
Florida Man Traps Skunks With Improvised Angling Pole
Florida man in West Palm Beach devised a crude skunk trapping method using a fishing pole. He rigged a line and implements to capture a skunk near his home, then relocated it away from the residence. The plan aims to repeat efforts despite the odor and risk, reflecting persistence in dealing with nuisance wildlife.
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West Palm Beach
Mackin
Court date change announced for county court term
A court notice states the pates and terms shifted to Tuesday January 2 instead of Monday. The announcement names Kelly and Ort of ewin as officials noting the move and advising parties to update their schedules.
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Hwan
Kelly
Ewin
Dothan Eagle Pathe News Reel at Houston Debuts
The Dothan Eagle and Pathe News arrange a weekly reel at the Houston Theatre. News events will be shown three days to a week after they occur with added local features for readers in the Dothan area. The initial news reel opens tomorrow with weekly showings on Sundays and Mondays.
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Dothan
Eagle-Pathe
Houston
Pathe News
Dothan Eagle
Dothan theatre-Roem
Dothan Wagle-Patho News
Tech
New County Agent Seeks Cooperation With Farmers
Cooperation is requested by the new county agent in Mouston county as C.K. Fay begins duties next week. Henry A. Waline of the U S Department of Agriculture explains the federal program while local farmers plan better methods. The agent aims to coordinate efforts with residents to improve county conditions and services.
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Mouston County
Halermine Abe
C.K. Fay
Birmingham
Henry A. Waline
Minic City
Nurldog
dUrney
Stapp
Equity
Mixhly
Jonl
Cus
Hourton
Yale
Christmas Seals Sale Nets Twenty Seven Dollars
The Christmas Seals fundraiser raised 27 dollars for child welfare programs. Funds were collected from numerous donors and supporters, including local residents and groups, with proceeds directed to the welfare agency.
Mrs R G Burdeshaw Injured in Fall at Church Event
Mrs R G Burdeshaw, a local schoolteacher, was injured in a fall Thursday and remained in bed today. Doctors fear a possible fracture while she awaits further treatment and monitoring before a planned return after Emvers Week. Mrs Burdeshaw is reportedly attended by family and will keep medical appointments at the Presbyterian church.
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R. G. Burdeshaw
TL Burderhaw
Hag Hatur
Hurdenhaw
Maida
Hee
Emvers
Preaby Jenan
Ame
Umea
Johnson pushes prosecution of steel firm in Weirton case
Johnson seeks federal action to prosecute the Weirton Steel Company for alleged code violations and asks the National Compliance Board to remove its Blue Eagle. He plans to urge a court injunction to prevent ballot interference as workers vote on representation. Weir insists the dispute should head to court, while labor officials contemplate timing amid negotiations.
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Blue Eagle of Weirton Company
Joseph L. Mills
Amectatndtress
Aiatt Welter
Washington
National Labor
Weirton Sire Company
Tard Hunt
Ganerslample Erounda Tor
Hugh Johnson
Ernest T. Weir
Johnson
Hattar
Weir
T “Webr
Johnneh
Blinwlf
Tong
Weirton Company
Weirton
Clarksburg
W.va
Menhenville
USA
Lottirres
Nh Company
Bonn
Apoplexy Fatal to Columbia Woman 70
Columbia December 18 apoplexy proved fatal to Mrs. Koerber 70 following a heart attack at her home. Surviving are daughters Mrs Alfie Montgomery Mrs Barton Tackbart and Mrs Frank Bryan of Columbia and John Koerber of Montgomery plus a brother Woo Cho of Columbia. Funeral Sunday at home at two o'clock with Rev Paul Sieart officiating. burial in Columbia cemetery.
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Tolimbia
Miron Abita Sthrinilan Koerhat
Ma Atrake
Fone
Alfie Oo
Matilin
Montgomery
Barton Bullet
Tackbart
Frank Bryan
Columbia
Wnt
Mied Currie
Faeh Koerber
John Koerber
Mobile
X Brother
Woo Cho
Paul Sie
Columbia Cemetery
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Chambers
Kentucky University
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Passa
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Lonkers
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
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