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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1932

Page

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Dothan School Board Reopens Discussion On Debts And Wages

The Dothan Public Schools Board releases a statement outlining unpaid salaries for five months and planned funding to cover debts from the 1931 32 and 1932 33 scholastic years. It notes a projected budget shortfall and describes resources including state attendance warrants and local certificates of indebtedness as the means to meet obligations while refraining from criticism or controversy.

City Board of Education C. L. Newton Oscar L. Tompkins John Rangers D. W.beker Education Board Sawa Dothan Board of Education Houston Nations ' ‘Bank Banus Tate J. D. Flowers Houston County Board of Education Schoo Dathan Montes Dothan Public Mary Benston County Board of Education Bette Dotan ML. Hanahen Sr. Priscipa Jore Asec Bekoo Temar Flouston ‘County Board of Education

Typhus Fever Study to Start in Dothan Soon

Montgomery reports typhus fever has reached a serious stage in Alabama with cases rising from 60 90 yearly to over 230. Dr J M Baker announces a research project will begin in Dothan January 18 under U S Public Health Service and Rockefeller Foundation funding to develop control methods and study disease spread in the state.

Montgomery Alm Dothan J. M. Baker Baker U. S. Public Health Service Federal Health Department Rockefeller Foundation Alabama South Maxey U. S Public Health Servree Health Department Cennes United States Public Health Service Rocksteller Foundation Washington U. S. Health

Funeral Conducted For City Worker Of Ten Years

David Gerther Hath away, a city employee for more than ten years, died at his mother's home after a week of pneumonia. Funeral services were held at his mother's house with Rev. A E Shafer, burial in the city cemetery. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters, and his mother Mrs G M Hathaway of this city. He had been employed by the city for over a decade.

David Gerther Hathaway G. M. Hathaway Main Street A.E. Shafer Belown & Forrester Besigen Hia

Concealed Weapons Charges In County Arrests

County officers arrested two men on concealed weapons charges, Ben Etherlige and Cyrus Smith. Smith also faces a prohibition violation. A third suspect faced assault and battery with a weapon, and a fourth was bonded on breach of peace. A separate report notes Wine Young charged with stealing automobile tires near Grangedury.

Ben Etherlige Cyrus Smith Smith Offtate Wine Young Dunk Howard Grangedury

Slain Dentist Kills Self After Persecution Charge

Dr Squire P Brevier 80 in St Louis sought since last Friday for the slaying of his patient Joseph M Elder 71. He killed Mrs Elder Thursday with a mallet at the dentist office and later shot himself in a garage after leaving a note claiming persecution by a man of wealth. The note recounts failed marriages and legal troubles as motive. The body was found by a pallbearer beside the car seat, with police nationwide seeking Brevier at the time.

Squire P Brevier St. Louis Joseph M. Elder Mrs Elder Missouri Supreme Court Conway Elder Brevier Dr. Brevier Pall Mann

150 Gallons of Liquor Seizures and No Drunks Arrested

Sheriff reports during holidays 190 gallons liquor confiscated three cars seized and 26 prosecutions for prohibition violations filed, yet no public drunkenness arrests. Auto accidents scarce with one wreck involving a mule fatality north of the city. passengers unharmed.

Sherif Joe Rollins Sherif Rollns Alno Jesse Warrick Turt Eheritt

County Officials Seek RFC Loan For Road Work

Probate Judge F K Martin Road Supervisor C C McEackin and several Houston county board members traveled to Montgomery to apply for a loan from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The county announced the request last week. If approved the funds would repair roads and provide work for the unemployed.

F. K. Martin C. C. McEackin Houston County Board of Revenue Montgomery Finnace Corporation Rom Martin

Lee Stokes Passes At Home In Dothan

Lee Stokes 75 died Saturday night at his brother in law BW Clet denin and St Andrews street after a period of illness from complications. Funeral held Sunday at the Baptist church in Abbet ville officiated by Rev William Bertin burial in Abbeville cemetery. Survived by wife elser B W Clepéenin of To than and brother R E Stokes of Abbeville. Dowling and Rhodes had charge of final rites.

Tee Stokes Cletdenin St Andrews Street Baptist Church Abbetville Wilam Bertin Abbeville Mr. Stokes B. W. Clepéenin Tothan R. E. Stokes Dowling Rhodes

Long illness fatal to Route Five woman

Following a long illness Mir Elizabeth Burgess aged 52 of Dothan route five died at 2 pm Saturday. Survived by Bevener Fioyé Jonn Lenore Bilane J Burgess of Dothan Purges Jain Ray Burgers Ashford two sisters J W Enfloger Doha and J B Wood Donateonville and J A Heath Ox'k Forhera. Funeral held at 2 pm at the Bevish church with Rev J W Barnes officiating. Arrangements by Fellown & Forrester.

Long Tines Mir Elizabeth Burgess Dohan Satur Ty Bevener Fioyé Jonn Lenore Bilane J. Burgess Dothan A.M Jain Ray Burgers Forhera Forday Bevish Church J. W Barnes Fellown & Forrester

Chipley Man Breaks His Neck After Pot Mishap

Dee CHIFLEY, 47, died in Chipley from a broken neck after stumbling over a flower pot and falling. Police report indicates accidental death with no foul play suspected.

Chifley Dee API LE Jonneen Cuiley Bie Rarmany Veceral Dave

Trail of broken safes hits three Dothan shops

Thieves worked during a rain Saturday night and left a trail of battered safes and broken doors at Knight Grocery Pan Am Petroleum and Central of Georgia Railway in Dothan. Loot valued at over 100 dollars was taken with small sums from Pan Am and 29 dollars from the railway office. Police and Sheriff Rotting say same amateurs likely committed all three burglaries and expect arrests soon.

Dothan Exeh Effeera Knight Grocery Co N. Lena Street Atore Joe Rollins Panam Petroleum Ca Range Street John Sundera Pan-Am Central of Georgia Railway Rotling Rotting

Marriage Writs Issued Before Christmas in Houston County

Marriage licenses issued to eleven couples in Houston County over the two day holiday period Friday and Saturday. Couples listed include WilIe B Hayburn and Dollie Mae Jones of Ashford route two. Fred J Martin and Fruth Hugher of Dothan route seven. G Wills Glass and Beatrice Hatcher of Gordon. Barney C Wiggins and Essie Roberts of Ashford Rio. Grady Henderson and Mary Roney of Hethland route four. Jeff W Lewis and Ida Maes Lorler of Dothan. Carl Pelham and Mary Chestnut of Graceville route two. Clyde Pelham of Graceville route five. Irene Mist Beazley of Graceville Rio route two. H DeVaughn Hicks and Josie Clyde Jones of Stockton route one. Edward Barnet and Inez Buntin of Dothan. Robin Hardy of Coltonwood and Velma Atwell of Marianna route tour.

Houston County Jeeney Wille B. Hayburn Ft. Benning Dollie Mae Jones Ashford Fred J. Martin Fruth Hugher Dothan G. Wills Glass Beatrice Hatcher Gordon Barney C. Wiggins Essie Roberts Grady Henderson Mary Roney Hetland Jeff W. Lewis Ida Maes Lorler Carl Pelham Mary Chestnut Graceville Clyde Pelham Irene Mist Beazley Rio H. DeVaughn Hicks Josie Clyde Jones Stocomb Edward Barnet Inez Buntin Robin Hardy Coltonwood Velma Atwell Marianna Roule Tour

Food crisis grows as Chile imports Argentine grains

In Santiago Argentina grain purchases and rising imports strain Chilean stores. Government officials warn that private warehouses show dwindling supplies of wheat and essentials. The improvement is linked to Argentina wheat imports and slower domestic production.

Chile Santiago Argentina

How to Quit House Job Worries Garner

Dee Zt Washington reports Speaker Jobo Nance Garner ponders leaving the House of Representatives. The incoming vice president elect contemplates running for a Texas seat in the forthcoming election while Texas Attorney General Alb red weighs doubt over eligibility. Former clerk William Tyler Page notes questions of interpreting Texas statutes and when an orderly transition could occur.

Washington Dee Jobo Nance Garner House of Rencesentativen Glairiet Texes Telen Albred Texas William Tyler Page Heures

Alabama Forms 500 Member Committee to Study State Finances

Birmingham dispatch reports the creation of a 500 member committee to study Alabama's fiscal affairs and develop a program to fund essential state functions without new taxes. The executive slate includes leaders from Selma, Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, and other cities, plus governors and judges, pledging action ahead of a special legislative session.

Birmingham Alabama Econe E.G. Melvin Selma Jonos Altman Gen R. E. Steiner Montgomery T. M. Stevens Mobile Benjamin Rumell Mexander City PD. Matont Dothra Abbeville J.B. Dowsny Ashford D. J. Brooks Eibt Rod. Tonmas Epsavn Jim Johann. Sr Geneva Lee Bradiey T. J Hide Augustus Beoners Morrie Newfeld Guy Knavely Henry M. Edmonds Birringhas Rosa Brundider F. J Calon Page Canton A. Lyane Wiliam R. Spelsht Taeatot

Rain washes over town as storms soak region

Heavy weekend rain drenched otown with more than three inches falling from Saturday noon to dawn. Officials recorded 3.92 inches at the main gauge as a low front stalled over the area. Spells of drizzle gave way to the heaviest downpour, muddy streets clearing by midweek though more rain was forecast for the coming days.

Otown Tite

Benefit Program Well Attended Despite Rain at Foster Street Church

A well attended benefit at Foster Street Methodist Church featured a cantata and pageant by the Harmony Club directed by Mrs. W. B. Seifert. Despite rain and thundershowers the crowd remained and a free will offering neared $20 for charity, with funds to aid those in need.

Foster Street Church Foster Street Methodist Church Clayton Baker Wiley Dent W. 8. Wilson T. J. Wynn, Jr Virgini Hencock Herbert McClintock Mia. Seifert Mins Rublione Mellinger Mian Roslyn Covington Mee Gordon Roberteam Mima Troy Lewis Mixa Eleanor Lewis Shelay Strickland Mose Brith, Jr Dr. & W. Dockery Wiley Doni Mim Georgia Man Freeman McKinley Abraham W. R. Jordan H. B Richey Lowall Adams D. @. Carmichael Walter Acres Wi Bennett Minn Fennelle Houston Mic Addle Houston Newton Christine Horosby June Bryson Calante Carmichael Hearden Adolets Mra F. M Gaines Alan Tindel J. T. Cooper, Jr Woc Walter Helms G Jones WO Womack George Bell Pete Wise Maron Childs Will Frasier 1Vellm Ozholt Mctala Harmony Club Murte Harmony

Dothan Man's Mother Dies In Montgomery

Mrs Matte Edwards Price mother of Myrth A Price of this city died in a Montgomery hospital Monday after a long illness. Survived by two other sons Frank A of Montgomery and John A of Tuskegee. Funeral services to be conducted in Montgomery today.

Mra Matte Edwards Price Myrth A. Price Montgomery ‘Hospital Nathan Liumberg & Sons Mra. Price Frank A Montgomery John A Tuskegee

Slocomb Woman Dies At Dothan Hospital

Femers of Mra Eta Elma Har s wife a2d Jiatts of Fincomb died at Dothan hospital. Funeral details were announced with pallbearers and services at Walon church.

Slocomb Dothan Hospital Elma Har Jiatts Fincomb Walon Seth Hartert Devwiing Rhodes Tomokie Celine Promer Arivet

Weekly Weather Outlook for Conta and East Coast

Weather forecast notes a period of mild conditions with the week mostly dry. There may be showers in the extreme east, followed by a rise in temperatures later in the week as maritime air shifts.

Hyeelon

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