Tulane Green Wave Faces New Years Game Without Dalrymple
New Orleans Dec 1 Tulane Green Wave begins intensive practice for the New Year's showdown with Southern California but will be without All-America end Jerry Dalrymple. Dalrymple left the hospital but doctors ordered more rest. officials fear he may not travel west or play the usual heavy game as Tulane aims to rebound from the Georgia rout. Assistant coaches Cox and Lautenschlaeger were recalled to assist in training and travel preparations.
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New Orleans
Tulone
Pear
Dalrymple
Tulane
Tad Cox
Lester Lautenschlaeger
Jn Drinthe
Green Wave
Tulene
Georgia
Jerry Dalrymple
New Orleania
Tu-lane
Southern California
Why the Chimes Rang High School Play Tonight
The Dothen High School presents the one act Why the Chimes Rang by Elizabeth McFadden tonight at 8 in the city auditorium. Pupils perform a pantomime with 45 singers providing Christmas carols. This marks the first public program by the school during Christmas season.
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Pupila
Dothen High School
City Audtorium
Elizabeth McFadden
Sim
Missionary Society Leaders Are Elected
ENTERPRISE December 17. The Methodint Missionary Society elected circle leaders for next year. Mrs. W. C. Peacick heads the Bettle Rawls circle with S. W. Hicks as assistant leader and Mrs. G. B. Proclet as secretary treasurer. Emme Stevens circle led by Aire W. B. Manning. L ee Boyd Jr. secretary treasurer. Lucy Warren circle led by Mr. W. E. Paters. R. D. Fleming leader for Mary Lenton circle with S. Lamon as assistant leader and Mrs. Warren as secretary treasurer.
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Clarence Lee
Lucy Warren
W. E. Paters
Man Arrested on Prohibition Charge by Aly Police
A man identified as Jack was arrested by Aly police for violating a prohibition law. He gave his age as 35.
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Jack
Aly
Negro Almost Faces Several Other Charges in Court
In Cleveland Maione a short middle aged man wearing horned rimmed glasses admitted to drinking a gallon of liquor after being involved in an assault on Laura Edwards. He acknowledged Edwards was drunk too, and the judge suggested warrants and a possible 30 day hard labor sentence, suspended by fine payment. Malone’s wife arranged a payment march for the fine and costs.
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Cleveland Maione
Common Pleas Court
Laura Edwards
Malone
Yassir
Edwards
Baxley
Fei
Jal
Majone
Depuy
Sires and
Huer
Sexea
Man Claims Shoes Purchase as Warrant Alleges Larceny
Henry William, a 27 year old Negro, is jailed today on larceny charges after allegedly stealing shoes from a store. He claims he bought them, but the warrant states otherwise and he remains in jail without bond.
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Henry Willam
Neero
Big
Henry
Jafiers
Mid-South Feels Mild Earthquake Last Night
An 8:40 p.m. CST quake rattled the mid-south from Helens Arkansas to Birmingham Alabama and Jackson Mississippi to Jackson Tennessee. Corinth and Charleston Mississippi reported the heaviest tremors with broken windows and cracked walls as residents fled. Professor W L Kennon of the University of Mississippi called it the strongest in northern Mississippi in 20 years.
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Memphis
Mid-South
Helens
Ark
Birmingham
Jackson
Miss
Tenn
Corinth
Charleston
W. L. Kennon
Department of Physics and Astronomy
University of Mississippi
Missingippi
Fires Destroy Two Barns Near Dothan and Gordon
A series of unconnected fires near Dothan and Gordon destroyed two barns within two days. One barn on the W. 8. Wilson plantation near Gordon burned Tuesday night, roughly $4,500 loss with nine thousand bushels of oats lost. A barn between Ashford and Columbus, reported yesterday, was also destroyed with hay worth about $300 and a barn value of $200, insured on the structure but not the contents. Investigators suspect malice and say sparks from clothes washing by Negroes started the last blaze.
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Dothan
Wilson Plantation
Gordon
E. W. Wilkerson
Ashford and
Columbis
Dar
Christmas Appeal Fund Rises For Salvation Army Here
Contributions to the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal increased with yesterday totaling 39.71.45, almost four times the previous day’s 2.73. Denations in the appeal reach 1405 with over 300 given to the local Christmas fund to aid unfortunate children.
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Salvation Army
Christman
Victor Tidman
Missionary Society At Ashford Elects Officers for 1932
Ashford, Dec. 17. Officers of the Ashford Methodist Church Missionary society were elected for 1932. President Mrs Caleb Bates. vice president Mrs J N Sellers. secretary Bira J D Harteng. treasurer Mrs W R Huntin. superintendent of children's work Mrs W Herrington. superintendent of Bible study Bro S K Sellers. superintendent of adult service Mrs J T Newel. superintendent of publicity Mire W Hi terrington. superintendent of supplies Mrs L CD Manley. chairman of local work Mrs F Granger. voice agent. Several songs and talks were given as part of the program of accession.
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Ashford
Ashford Methodist Church Missionary Society
Caleb Bates
J. N. Sellers
Bira J.D. Harteng
W. R. Huntin
Mra. W. Herrington
Bro. S. K. Sellers
J. Adams
29- du Service
J. T. Newel
Mire. W. Hi.terrington
Mra. L. CD. Manley
Mra. F Granger
Iecension
Residence Burns Near Greamwater Grounds
An unknown origin fire destroyed a residence near Greamwater vicinity by the fair grounds Tuesday night. Estimated loss runs to $800. The Boune, owned by J B Neeley, was occupied by M A Wilson. Firemen said hoses could not reach the blaze and efforts to halt the flames were too late.
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Greamwater
Boune
J. B. Neeley
M. A. Wilson
Two Men Face Liquor Charges After Car Race
M Rudd 35 and Couler Knight 21 were arrested in Dothan after a car race during which barrels of liquor were thrown from the vehicle. Police say the car started with over 15 gallons of liquor. most was discarded before capture. Knight, driving, faced speeding and reckless driving charges in addition to liquor counts. cases proceed in mayor's court.
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M. Rudd
Dothan
Couler Knight
Etypolier
Stebh
Jate
Rudd
Knight
Poller
Anniversary Week of Cherry Street A M E Church Begins
The twenty third anniversary week of Cherry Street A M E Church opens Sunday with Dr. John Adama, pastor, as announcer. Bishop RA Grant will preach the deientary sermon at 11:00 a.m. Rev W J High tower to deliver the anniversary sermon at 3 p m. Educational program led by G W McHae begins at 7 20 p.m. Sunday and Monday feature the annual banquet by the Young Women’s Guide. Tuesday presents Rev Clement Ritter at 7 30 p.m. from First Presbyterian. Dr A E Shafer to address the mas assembly and Sunday school league Wednesday at 7 20 p.m. Pre-Christmas memorial by Cherry Street heirs Thursday 7 30 p.m. Clark and Friday hosts the Christmas pow wow with Allen life guards Huntington as guardmaster.
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Atarts
John Adama
RA. Grant
Llo Am
W. J. Hightower
G W. McHae
Clement Ritter
First Presbyterian Church
White
Federation of Church
A E Shafer
Dathan Methodist District
Mas
Jeague
Weilenday
Cherry Street
Augusta O Holloway
Clark
Allen Life Guarda
Sua Huntington
Ins
Negro Man Guards Bond for Wife While Remains in Jail
John Lamb a Black man charged with violating prohibition law posted bond for his wife Salfe May Lamb but stayed in county jail himself May. He had evaded officers for weeks before being captured with several others. Salfe May Lamb was free under $300.
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John Lamb
Salfe May Lamb
Lamb
Uae
Will Give Pageant At Highland School
A local pageant event is planned at Highland School with participants including Mary and Joseph, though the OCR text is garbled. The article mentions a pageant organized by local groups and notes some names like Mary, Joseph, and others associated with the school event.
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Highland School
No Two Gun Man Now in New York Cast Robber Ring
An escaped gunman from Sing Sing faced death threats and fled to New York where he was captured after a BM Haltley to the city. Police arrested him, ending a tense pursuit linked to a robber gang run by Parrick Orfalin.
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Fienele
Tentiun
Crowley
Sing Sr
Aew York
Roan Ty Te
Setehan
Ceonly Ape Para
Haltley
New York
Peeping Tom Sentenced To Year’s Work
McSwain, a 27-year-old Black man, was found guilty in common pleas court yesterday of being a peeping Tom. He received one year of hard labor and a $5 fine for peeping into the nurses home at Dothan hospital. Officers captured him hours after witnesses saw him loitering around the nurses home and peeping through windows at night.
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McSwain
Common Pleas
Dothan Hospital
Murara
Negro Woman Fined for Stabbing Man
A clipped racial crime brief reports a Negro woman fined after stabbing a man. The text is garbled with missing names and locations, but indicates a legal action resulting in a monetary penalty.
Christmas Bazaar By Church Circles Two Days
Circlea Num Tre and Three of the Presbyterian Auxiliary sponsor a two day Christmas bazaar at Green Bay Garden North Boater Street. The event runs tomorrow and Saturday with cakes candies and baked goods for sale to raise funds.
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Circlea Num Tre
Christan
Green Bay Gardena
Boater Street
Ambulance Returns Man Stricken In Florida
An ambulance transported a man who became stricken while in Florida. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the incident involves medical responders and a rescue transfer.
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Florida
Fragmented historical note on eligibility and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions grants and individuals like Joe Reilee and Sil in de Steidt, referencing a nest and events around a classification or meeting. The text is incomplete, with many unreadable words, making precise details and outcomes unclear.
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Sallan
Joe Reilee
Masonic Temple Contract Set to Be Awarded Today
Bids were opened this afternoon for the three story brick and stone Masonic temple to rise on the site at St Oates and W Troy streets. The project carries a 345000 price tag. The old residence on the site has been torn down leaving only the foundation as debris is cleared and the contract award is expected to trigger immediate construction.
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Masonic Temple
St. Oates
W. Troy
Dalters of Party rules ineligible in Alabama primaries
Birmingham December 17 AP reports Democratic state executive committee adopted a resolution requiring any candidate for the party nomination in the 1932 primary to have supported the party nominee in the preceding general election. The call sets the primary for May 1 and runoff for June 14 with 48 national delegates to be chosen, eight at large and four from each district, each with half vote. A national committeeman and committeewoman will be elected in the primary. The date March 1, 1932, was set as the test day for candidate qualification and no action was taken on Munice Rhoads.
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Birmingham
API
Yeaterday
Deal
Shell
Natonal Democratic Compaliterman
Alan
Wan Pet
Muncle Rhoads
Bridge contest drew criticism from officials in New York
Bridge headlines report a heated reaction from Bridge Headquarters Inc to the Lenz Culbertson system. President F. D. Courtenay cites defects while referees are blamed for questionable calls. The piece portrays tensions over the official Culbertson method and its adherents.
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New York
Bridge
Inec
Oftlein
Bridge System
Lenz Culbertson
F. D. Courtenay
Lenz-Culbertaon
Sidney Lenn
Culbertson
Recovery of Pola Negri Recovery doubtful by doctors
Pola Negri, film actress, who had intestinal obstruction surgery, showed some improvement but doctors said recovery remained doubtful. She received a blood transfusion after the operation and physicians indicated another transfusion might be necessary from a professional donor.
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Banta Montca
Gallt
Polo Negri
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