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Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1934

Page

6

Eugene R. Black Dies in Atlanta of Heart Attack

Eugene R. Black former chairman of the Federal Reserve Board died at his Atlanta home after a heart attack at 4 30 am He was 61 and had recently returned to lead the Sixth District bank He was a son in law of Henry W Grady and survived by his wife three children and siblings in Georgia and New York

Atlanta Eugene R. Black Federal Reserve Board Black Roosevelt Federal Reserve Bank of the Sixth District Atlante Reconstruction Finance Corporation Henry W. Grady South Eugene Meyer Sixth Federal Reserve District University of Georgia Sixth Federal Reserve District Bank M. B. Wellborn Mr. Black Eugene Prichard Zac Harman Black Gussie Grady Great Southern Walter H. Wellborn Eugene R. Black, Jr New York Henry Grady Black William Harman Black Charles H. Black

Wall Street Stock Rally Slumps Setbacks Hit Markets

New York trading opens with a sharp decline as utilities and public works questions spark a selloff. Shares in Consolidated Edison drop to new lows while debates in Washington over funding for a municipally owned plant fuel volatility. By noon the list steadies, with some gains in bonds and mixed moves in key industrials and transportation stocks.

W York Ik Todgy New York City Gas and Public Co N. J J.cey al- Chemical Steel Sears Roebuck Wall Street Roosevelt TVA York City

Cottonseed and Naval Stores Market Summary

Savannah market notes show steady tone for turpentine rosin with multiple grades quoted and daily totals. Chicago hog prices ease with missive on ranges by weight and outright declines from Tuesday averages.

City issues permit to repair residence on Lafayette Street

A permit was issued today to repair a residence on Lafayette Street. The project involves remodeling with an estimated cost of 198 dollars.

Bermit Lafayette Street Lovet

Elderly Man Plans Life After Million Dollar Victory

David Graves George, 69, wins a million dollars from the Supreme Court after seven years over the authorship of The Wreck of The Old 97. He plans a Virginia farm home, tobacco curing idea, and visits with 14 children and 31 grandchildren, while awaiting accounting from RCA Victor.

Hamilton Whitman Associated Press Richmond David Graves George George United States Supreme Court Virginia F. B. Horsley

Alabama Crimson Tide to Rose Bowl trip roster listed

Coach Frank Thomas announced the Tide will take 35 players plus the entire coaching staff to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. The Alabama special train leaves Tuscaloosa Friday at 10 a.m. and arrives Christmas Eve, with trip expenses about 180000 to be split among three committees.

University Ala Alabama Crimson Tide Dixie Frank Thomas Thomas Henry Crisp Harold Drew J. B. Whitworth John Cain Paul Barnum Tugecaloosa West Coast Pasadena Joe Dildy Kay Francis Rafferd Ellis Lamar Moye Charlie Marr Bill Peters Bob Ed Morrow Tarzan” White Angelo Danelutt Wally Dahlkamp Jim Whatley Arthur McGahey William Young Capt Bill Lee Ben Boswell Jim Walker Paul Bryant Don Hutson Hilman Walker Red Kellar Ralph Gandy Happy” Campbell Charlie Stapp Roy White Ben McLeod Jim Angelich Joe Riley Young Boozer Joy Demyanovich C. R. Rhcordanz Bubber” Nisbet

Record crowd predicted for Rose Bowl with Stanford vs Alabama

Alfred Masters, Stanford graduate manager in Pasadena, forecasts a Rose Bowl crowd of 85 000 for Stanford versus Alabama on New Year’s Day. Public sale day one pushed sales past 60 000, more than double last year’s Stanford Columbia turnout, with under 25 000 tickets remaining before Christmas.

Stanford Pasadena Calif Alfred Masters Alabama Master Masters

Toy Ball Brings Hope for Needy Children at Christmas

Detainees, hopeful mothers and fathers from across the city attend the Toy Ball to ensure no child is forgotten at Christmas. Alabama’s finest orchestra provides music for dancing as the event runs from 8 to 12. Miss Reyn Chamblee performs original dances, Dr. A L Scott offers radio entertainments, and Dave Bing Crosby Harvard sings popular tunes.

Santa Claus Christmas Cave Alabama Reyn Chamblee J. R. Chamblee A. L. Scott Dave Bing Crosby Harvard

Webb Infant Dies After Short Illness at Home

James Tomlin infant son of Mr and Mrs Pharoah Tomlin died at home in Webb after a brief illness. Funeral services were held this morning with Rev Mr Atkinson of Ashford officiating. Burial was set for Vicksburg cemetery with Fellows and Forester funeral home in charge.

James Pharoah Tomlin Webb Atkinson Ashford Vicksburg Cemetery Fellows Forrester

Storm warnings issued for seaboard and peninsula region

The Weather Bureau issued storm warnings from Boston to Nantucket and Nantucket to Norfolk with southeast and southwest wind advisories. A secondary disturbance over Georgia moves northeast with increasing intensity bringing strong winds across the mid Atlantic and coastal regions this afternoon into tonight.

Washington Weather Bureau Boston Nantucket Norfolk Jacksonville Georgia Sandy Hook Wilmington

Roosevelt Eyes Steel Pact and Public Power Push

President Roosevelt voiced optimism for an early steel industry peace pact while delaying details of a three point maintenance plan. Senator Norris applauded the power program, noting existing authority for municipal power loans but funds are nearly exhausted. The Edison Institute contested the legality of federal power, and the White House emphasized cheaper power through government or private means. Mayor LaGuardia joined the conference asserting government power can beat private firms on costs.

Roosevelt Norris Nebraska Edison Electric Institute New York City Edison Institute White House Reuben E. Bakenhus Mr. Roosevelt Navy Brooklyn Navy Yard Niagara Hudson Power Company Nicaragua LaGuardia

Hotel Executive John Loti Dies in Atlanta

John Loti S, vice president of the Danker Hotel Inc and former St. Charles Hotel executive in New Orleans, died in Atlanta after a long illness. He was a native of Switzerland.

Atlanta John Loti 1Dnkler Hotel, Inc St. Charles New Orleans Switzerland

Pirandello, 67, Plans More Plays After Nobel Prize

Nobel laureate Luigi Pirandello, aged 67, says he has barely begun and still has many ideas for new works. He notes he will stay busy, writing on Italian stage projects while continuing to draft outlines for upcoming plays.

Andrue Rome Luigi Pirandello Pirandello America Italy Grazia Deledda

Englishwoman Executed After Brief Prison Shutdown

A woman was executed at nine after a short procession from the cell to the shed. A prison notice and a doctor’s certificate confirmed death, while a town petition for mercy failed as reprieve was denied. Nearby, Lydia Binks and Frederick Ruthworth await mercy for a baby-murder conviction in North Yorkshire.

Major North Yorkshire Lydia Binks Frederick Ruthworth Mercy Caae

Apprenticeship plans cited amid code compliance progress

Mr. Beddow on an inspection trip cites Detroit factory needs skilled toolmakers, five of 500 welders hired in North Alabama under TVA project. The apprentice program would pay 25 percent less than journeyman wages. He notes improved business spirit in Dothan and broader code adherence. Negotiations in Birmingham to finalize the apprentice plan involve NRA and labor and industry representatives.

Beddow Detroit TVA North Alabama Dothan NRA Alaama Labor Department Organized Labor and Industry Birmingham

Chicago Butter Prices Hold Steady in Creamery Listings

Chicago butter market shows steady quotes with 91 score creamery specials at 29 1/2 to 30 cents, extras at 27 1/2 to 28 for 90 to 91 firsts, and 25 to 25 1/2 for 87 to 89 seconds. Sales include 71 tubs of extra firsts at 27 1/2 and standards around 27 cents. Eger notes prices unchanged and no egg malea in the listing.

Chicago

Liverpool Cotton Prices Hold Steady in Quiet Trade

Liverpool cotton market reports 8,000 bales of American Oil Spot in better demand while overall activity slows. Prices rise two points with specific quotations for American strict good middling through strict good ordinary, and futures closed quiet with values shown for December through October.

Liverpool

Sing at Selma Church Sunday Night

A sing will be held at Selme church Sunday night starting at 7 oclock. It was announced to stay by CC. Driggers.

Selma Selme CC. Driggers

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