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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1934
Page
5
Local notice invites readers to place a small paid advertisement in the Eagle, promising savings for those seeking to publicize goods or services. The brief promotes affordable rates and quick publication to reach a broad audience.
Police chase links the gang to the kidnapping and murder of Weiss in a series of raids. Charles Zeid and Frank Wiley captured. Zeid held in connection with a prior subway case. Detectives say a near miss in a Thursday raid saved a gunfight.
Washington December 18 AP Roosevelt faces huge task to rehabilitate business and industry as 1934 ends. Industrial employment and payrolls rise since he took office yet over 17 million rely on relief. AFL reports 10.7 million unemployed at start of winter. NRA and relief policy, labor board rulings, and public works programs shape the final year.
The University of Alabama will begin Christmas holidays at noon Wednesday December 20. Classes resume January 4 1935. Students traveling to Pasadena to watch Alabama play in the Rose Bowl may stay one day beyond the holiday break.
Seven hundred United States Marines sail for home from Shanghai ending a tour, but three left behind in Shanghai hospitals after a hatchway cover failed during transfer from a tender to the transport Chaumont. The accident dumped 20 men into the hold, injuring three with broken legs while others sustained cuts and bruises.
Walter K. McAdory, secretary of the State Pension Commission, mailed Confederate pension warrants totaling 217665 to probate judges for the first quarter of 1935. Warrants not delivered to veterans and widows until January 1, 1935. Of 3143 on pension rolls, 381 are former wearers of the gray. the rest are widows.
Advertisers on this page swear by classified ads as a cost effective path to results. A trial is inexpensive and urged by regular users who rely on the Eagle for reach. Phone il 1 today.
Alabama state officials push to locate holders of old state warrants after the July 1938 refunding, urging merchants and others to present warrants for payment. Treasurer Blan says cash is available to retire all remaining warrants, but only a few are presented weekly. officials cannot retire Confederate notes.
He declared that inquiries reach his desk monthly from all parts of the nation asking the value of Con-
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