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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
11
The ICC today adjusted freight rates for southbound and northbound shipments, reversing prior levels. The move lowers south to north costs and raises some within south routes, aiming to reflect regional transportation costs. Commissioners W M W Jaw, Marion Caskle and W E B Lee dissented.
Oratorical winds sweep the nation as Huey Lone falls from the political scene. John Smith faces a post honeymoon era in a reform era that fails to please all, amid clashes of political and economic rhetoric with General Johnson, Senator Long, and Father Coughlin delivering fiery debates.
Postmaster General James A. Farley faces a suit over optimistic statements made during the year. He and the President appeared buoyed by the reception of the latter's tour through the West, where he spoke and praised gains.
Taylor Parent-Teacher Association observed Fathers Day at a regular meeting. Mrs Daisy Taylor led the devotional, Mrs G F Smith spoke on meeting attendance, and Mary Clyde Beasley gave a poetry and six students performed a short play about fathers at home and community. A list of attendees received likens and refreshments.
Geneva December 20 Special The Geneva Rotary club marked International Good Will Week with a luncheon program chaired by Rev William B Clemmons pastor of the Presbyterian church He gathered material from 22 New Zealand clubs including newspaper copies college catalogs menus and road maps A short history of New Zealand and its development industries and social conditions was presented and material left at the library for public inspection
The piece outlines public clashes between Father Coughlin and Huey Long supporters, the impact on the Democratic and Republican parties, and uncertainties about party nominees. It notes Long’s assassination, shifting admin support, and a tense 1936 election landscape with business sentiment wavering.
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