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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1932

Page

5

Thefts Trip Leads to Two Suspects in Dothan Jail

In Dothan two suspects, Jack Witchell of Haleyville Alabama and I P Moseley of Thomasville Georgia, were arrested after a morning chase near the city cemetery. A stolen car linked to a Albany theft and a pistol, cash, and cigarettes were found with them. Authorities plan to return the men to Miller County Georgia as the investigation continues.

Miller County Jack Witchell Haeyville Ale Moseley Thomasville Albany Colquitt Anne H. E. McCotum Polles Mitchell M. Tatum Tars Chase Eaid Haleyville Andwlis Dothan Moesely Tatum Seid Mitchell Shorty Johnson Artur Corley Meogulza Moreley Corley Omy Chef Tetum W. B Regee Gryste Michell Mose Tatum D Fels Georgia Dadeville Tuskegee Ned Cobb Milo Bentley Cheltenby Macon County Cobb Bentley Judson Simpson Walter Pogue Alford Waits Lloyd Simpson Jim McMullen Share Croppers Union Cliff Jeans Tetrapoose County

Railway in Receiver Owes County and City Taxes

Tax records show the railway under receiver status owes county and city taxes for 1932 and 1933. City tax assessments are pending as the state tax commission has not yet evaluated the railway property in the city. A 1933 license fee of 40 is paid, while county and state figures total 15.75.85 for 1932 taxes. A school tax due remains unpaid, with county and state taxes combining to 5, etc.

Dothan Baemnien Relway C. of Ge Smanty

Last Two Rehearsals For Sunday Benefit Program Announced

Final rehearsals for the Sunday benefit at Foster Street Methodist Church will be held Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. Choir and pantomime members are urged to attend both sessions as the Harmony Club sponsors the event with an offering for charity. The 30 voice choir will be directed by Mrs W S Seer and Mrs Clayton Baker along with Mrs White Dea, Mrs Z J Wynn Jr, pieolet, and Herbert McClintock on violin.

Foster Street Methodist Church Harmony Club W. & Seer Clayton Baker Mra Witey Dea W. S Wilson Boorgerfet Mra Z. J. Wynn, Jr Pieolet Herbert McClintock Viottolt

Dothan Eastern Star Chapter Plans Thursday Meeting

A stated meeting of Dothan Chapter No. 76 Order of Eastern Star will be held Thursday night at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple.

Dothan Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple

County Schools to Stay Open Despite Funding Strain

W Johnson, superintendent of education, says county schools will remain open through the term and into January as long as funds last. State aid from a January legislative session may extend the period. Johnson notes Houston County avoided heavy building programs, using funds to support education and keep schools operating.

W. Johnson Johnson Thas Houston

Outdoor Pageant Here Postponed Tonight

Poor weather forces postponement of the Christmas pageant planned for the courthouse lawn tonight. Miss Mim Barsh Crawford, in charge, said the new date will be announced later depending on conditions. Churches across the city cooperate. Rev Clement Ritter of First Presbyterian will read, with other ministers participating.

Mim Barsh Crawford Miss Crawford Abe Geld Belog Isconen Clement Ritter First Presbyterian Dothan

Prof Appleby Dies Amid City Education Service

Florence. Prof F T Appleby longtime superintendent of city schools died Tuesday after surgery Saturday night. He was a prominent citizen and educator, and business leader in the community. Officers and members are urged to attend the meeting announced by M Pemberton, secretary.

Prof. Appleby Florence Fraf F. T. Appleby Pemberton

Boys Exhibit Gun And Give Patrons Scare

Two nine year old boys terrorized shoppers in a downtown confectionery last night. One waved a revolver while the other demanded firecrackers or risk being shot. Harry Bedsole disarmed the gunman, named Red Hollings, with the weapon later reported stolen from a parked car. The pair faced police inquiry. Deese threatened officers and was briefly jailed, while Hollings was turned over to a guardian. The incident ended with parental involvement and disciplinary actions.

Poys Harry Bedsole Guomsy Jack Deese Red Junior Hollings Roltings Deese Reformatory Dees Inet Jong Jallery

Officials rename Philadelphia National League club leaders

The annual meeting of the Philadelphia National League club was held Tuesday. Gershi P Nugent was reelected president. John HK Tener, longtime batter and former Pennsylvania governor, resigned as director and was succeeded by Cornell Haggerty, Jr. Philadelphia.

Philadelphia —Arm Philadelphia National League Gershi P Nugent John HK Tener Pennerirania National League Cornell Haggerty, Jr. Paliedelphis

Central of Georgia Railway Placed in Receivership

The Central of Georgia Railway, operating intra and interstates lines, was placed in receivership after a equity suit by Alabama Fuel & Iron. Judge William H. Barrett appointed Henry D. Pollard as receiver. the line, worth about 20 million, faces tax and regulatory pressures amid a sharp traffic decline since 1929. The Ocean Steamship Co and several leased lines will run under receivership, with operations to continue as feasible.

Savannah Central of Georgia Railway Company Alabama Fuel & Iron Company & 1 William H. Barrett States District Court Augusta Henry D. Polylard Central of Georgia Tilinola Central Raiway Pollard Ocean Steamship Co New York Wrightavilla & Tennille Louisville & Hadley Sylvania & Central Wadley Benthem Alabama Puel & Tren Company Art Forth Central of Gear Eta Uinder Georgia Alabama Tennenen Georg Renrica Sovennvh Maron

4 H Club Girls Make Garments For Needy

In Columbiana Alabama on December 21 the 4 H club girls report excellent Red Cross service. Shelby county members donate garments to the needy, with a welfare chairman appointed for each club. The material supplied by Red Cross totals many yards and the final garments are distributed to the poor.

Columbiana Ala Shelby County Mies Jeesle Mee Carroll

Quake Shakes Fifth of U S in West Coast The Strongest in Area

A powerful earthquake centered in Nevada rattled about a fifth of the nation last night. Windows shattered in Salt Lake City and Fresno, chandeliers swayed in Sacramento, and buildings swayed in San Francisco as clocks stopped and crockery broke. No serious damage reported amid scattered injuries and alarm as residents rushed into the streets.

Ban Francisco Calis United States Pacific Nevada Salt Lake City Fremo Calif Spokane Wash Berkely San Jose Sacramento San Francisco Chatinetty Fett

Farm migration pulls Alabama urbanites back to fields

Montgomery Dec 21 AP An Alabama statistician reports a mass shift of about 30,000 people from cities to farms and gardens this year. Since 1930 the rural exodus reversed, with 6,000 farm families returning as unemployment strengthens. Most head toward the Black Belt and Birmingham area seeking work and sustenance.

Montgomery Ale Alabama Wall Street lQuet Farma Mother Nature Black Belt Birmingham Gint

Do You Know Why It's Porterhouse Steak

Montgomery Alabama edition recounts a lore about the porterhouse steak name. It traces origins to the Porter House in Sandusky Ohio and quotes 1847 visits by a writer who noted the steak served there. The piece blends agricultural notes with travel lore and hotel references.

Montgomery Ala Emsil Sandusky Ohio Poreter Howe Marte Dickene Uguer Phanet

61 Year Old Baby Shoes Sent From Newton To Texas

J B Monk of Newton Route One plans to send a well preserved leather baby shoes to his brother James Monk in Center Texas as a Christmas remembrance. James Monk spent 42 years in Texas and wore the shoes at about three months old when the family lived near Healend. Nancy Monk, his mother, died over 15 years ago and kept the shoes in a trunk. The shoes remain in good condition and may still be usable for an infant, though Mr. Monk may keep them as a memento.

Dothan Accu Texas J.B. Monk Newton James Monk Christman Healend Nancy Monk J. B. Monk

Victory for beer measure in House by voting today

Washington December 11 AP report says the House rejected the O Connor amendment to the Collier beer bill with a 132 to 108 vote. The motion to strike out the enacting clause was defeated, signaling House support for the bill despite not finalizing a broader repeat amendment.

Washington

Stores In Dothan Extend Hours For Christmas Rush

Dothan merchants expected a holiday shopping surge as Christmas nears in three days. Business district foot traffic increased with shoppers, prompting store managers to staff extra clerks and keep shops open until eight p.m. after normal hours to accommodate customers.

Dothan

Chipley Pioneer Man Without Native State

Chipley Fla December 7 John P Gilbert 55 a geoneer resident of the section a man without a native state His parents left North Carolina years ago to blaze a trail southward and find a new home en route in the section where the family finally settled Sohn T Gilbert was born The country was unmapped and in those days they never knew in which part the boy joined their caravan.

Chipley Fla John Gilbert Natice Plate North Carolina Sohn T Gilbert

Alabama Calls Second Special Session for Budget Fix

Alabama governors call a second special session set to begin January 31 to address debts and budget shortfalls. The proclamation seeks constitutional amendments for issuing interest bearing bonds, warrants, or certificates and outlines sales and income tax tweaks to provide ongoing revenue.

B. M. Milter

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