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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
5
London reports that Britain’s plan for a new naval accord is likely to be rejected by Japan at the international naval conference. Other delegations may voice opinions tomorrow or Friday as private talks suggest postponing final fleet equality discussions until a later session.
LA, Dec. Milne, a well to do former manufacturer, said his grandson Caleb Milne Jr. is likely being held against his will. He denied any ransom demand and said no payment was ever discussed. He noted a note from Foughkeepah NY mentioned cash but gave no amount or delivery details and suggested federal agents may know more.
Discussion in Alabama circles centers on using liquor tax revenue to fund schools. Dr. Wheeler criticizes highway patrol pay amid budget strains. Rev. Rice opposes liquor money for education. Rep Lee notes counties face prorated funds under the budget. Participants spar over moves toward liquor taxation to support schooling.
Tuesday night results stunned Dothan as voters endorsed the manager system though turnout was the lightest in 25 years. The plan would leave broad authority with the city manager over all departments, and a commission could dismiss him, a move praised by some and questioned by others. Scattered Wiregrass returns showed low statewide interest as six constitutional amendments appeared to carry by wide margins.
Amid a fractured count in Tuscnicona and Calhoun, multiple amendments appear approved. An Atlis city levy of one per cent ad valorem gained 5700 to 2330. a county fee abolition proposal fell short in several regions. Lawrence county amendments for a 120000 bond and mill tax authority showed mixed results. Official tallies awaited to finalize outcomes.
In Athens two prominent figures, Prince Paul and M Demertis, steer Greece toward a new deal. Prince Paul, brother of King George II, was warmly welcomed on his return. Demertis leads the Union party and formed a cabinet after General Kondylis, the kingmaker, resigned.
A Memphis 21 year old meat cutter named Cotton will marry Miss Helen Elping Quator on New Year’s night in Memphis. The couple’s names suggest cotton ties but do not reflect the groom’s trade.
Naval stores figures from Savannah on December 18 show terpentine and related products with sales receipts and shipments detailed for several firms. Prices for different grades and stock totals are listed, including quotable bids and product codes across multiple firms.
Bishop S. A. Grant D D of the A E Church of Alabama assigns Rev A Anderson D D as Park Chapel A at North Highland and he will preach his first sermon Thursday night. All invited to hear Rev Anderson. Sunday to be a banner day at the church.
In Pontinia Mussolini denounced what he called Europe’s egotism and hypocrisy and vowed to fight to the end. Italy may curb the Paris peace plan amid a league council debate while Queen Elena leads a fundraising effort by turning wedding rings to the war treasury.
A called meeting of Dothan Lodge No 468 for work in the B A degree will be held at the Masonic temple at T pm. Holland, secretary, announced Wednesday.
This week two marriage licenses were issued to J. W. Mercer 21 of Apalachicola Florida and Ruth Hicks 18 of Ashford. and to James M. Gloss 31 and Fannie Mae Moss 18 of Ashford Route Two.
Thelma Todd died in a garage near her apartment after a party. Witnesses described a possible argument with partner Roland West and a cryptic telephone call to Sid Grauman, with autopsy showing carbon monoxide and alcohol saturation. Detectives weigh accident versus foul play as details unfold.
Fragmentary text mentions a man named Todd and a late service at Haiwrood church with a cremation service to follow. Details are garbled and no verifiable events or identifiers are clear.
Chicago hog prices moved higher as cattle and pork demand remained steady. Large daily slaughter, about 19,000 head, included 2,000 direct sales. Prices ranged from 40 to 60 cents per pound for common weights with most lots in the 10 to 15 cent higher band than Tuesday's averages.
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