Inflationists Face Battle Over Sound Money Policy
Washington March inflationists and opponents in Congress brace for a clash over the Frader Lemke farm mortgage refinancing bill. Backers seek up to 33 194 million in new money to ease debt, while Treasury critics push tax measures and resistance to new money. Reverend Coughlin lends support, tying the bill to a rural distress campaign with broader price hopes.
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U S Marine Band Plans Broadcast of Wilson Score
Anderson Wilson, local musician, notified by Capt Taylor Branson that U S Marine Band would broadcast her composition Under The Rose during Shut-Ins Dream Hour. A postponement shifted the program to Feb 11, with the event airing on WMAL in Dothan time.
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Two Auto Collisions Injure Driver in Dothan Weekend
Odis Whiddon of Woolworth and Co. was slightly hurt when his car struck Police Captain John May’s parked vehicle on Oates Street Viaduct Sunday night. Whiddon lost two front teeth. another passenger was unhurt. A separate crash at Newton and Alicat streets involved a Dime Taxi driven by Ed Whalley and another car driven by Doc Bish, with no severe injuries. A conference of Dothan taxi operators was called to curb reckless cab driving as part of city efforts to improve traffic safety.
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Safe Blowers Loot Locker at Solomon Liddon Co
Grown robbers dynamited a lockbox at Solomon Liddon Chevrolet Co on N St Andrews Street stealing $550 plus a $32.50 gold piece and 8500 followers were noted as experts after the inner locker yielded about $300. The crime was discovered Sunday by a customer who saw doors ajar. Two repair permits for remodeling jobs were damaged by the city Monday.
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County moves to condemn land for Cottonwood Grangerburg road
County Road Foreman McEnachin prepared to begin condemnation proceedings to acquire right of way for a six mile Federal project. About $150,000 in Federal funds will be released for construction of the road opening new trade territory to Dothan businesses. The project, supervised by the state highway department, will have maintenance by the state at no county cost. Three appraisers will be appointed to set land values as negotiations continue.
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Mitchell Field Safe From Enemy Bombers Over New York
Eight enemy bombers and 18 defending planes met above Manhattan in winter weather as Army Air Corps pilots demonstrated their ability to reach an objective. Bombers traveled from Concord, New Hampshire, meeting pursuit over the south end of the city between Central Park and Brooklyn, while the base on Long Island remained theoretically safe from attack.
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Eccles Renamed Chairman of Federal Reserve Board
Washington February 3 AP President Roosevelt designates Marriner Eccles of Utah as chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve for a four year term. The President pins commissions to new board members as they begin activity. Eccles will serve as chairman for four years, replacing the former chair.
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Oil sanctions debate seizes war limelight
Geneva meeting of 32 experts and observers weighs whether an oil embargo could punish Italy for its war on Ethiopia. Delegates from Britain France Russia Mexico Romania Netherlands Sweden Norway Iraq Iran Peru Venezuela discuss feasibility as Addis Ababa seeks to reclaim southern territories amid advancing Italian forces.
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Houston county to build 14 new school facilities
Supt Solomon Baxter announced the $236000 PWA school building program will begin with the Webb and Columbia project already released and Architect Charles H McCauley finalizing plans for the other 12 sets. Construction on Webb and Columbia should start this week, with bids for remaining projects to be invited around February 22.
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Burns kill Tot Enveloped In Flames When Garo fine Catches Fire
Spectator Shelly Gene Wilson four year old son of Mr and Mrs C Wilson of Chancellor died in a hospital Sunday morning after severe burns at home when his brother overturned a gasoline container. The child was brought to the hospital and died soon after arrival. He is survived by his parents and siblings. Funeral services were planned at Sardis church with local ministers officiating.
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Tax payments rise as voters list prepared for probate
County tax collector A V Gwaltney prepared to furnish a certified voter list to Probate Judge Saxon Poyner. Houston county poll tak payments total 211 more than last year’s 1,599 payments. Most residents under 45 face the tax while ex‑soldiers and national guards are exempted.
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Public figures rally against Alabama sales tax push
A special session order and governor Bibb Graves prompt a legislature convening. Lokey of Houston county Condymirs Anti-Sales Tax warns that efforts to impose a sales tax will widen tax spending and government extravagance. He calls for militant local groups to travel to Montgomery to oppose the measure and to shape public opinion against tax spending and administration power.
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France builds hegemony to bar Reich expansion
Paris reports claim French authorities push neutrals and align with Balkan powers to curb German expansion, with talks among ministers and rulers across Austria Hungary and Romania. The plan seeks to secure central Europe through entente pressure, involving Flandin and other leaders, while U.S. guard commandant Hamlet heads to inspect the St Po Veraburg guard unit.
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Shipyard Workers Strike at St Nazaire in France
In St Nazaire France on February 2, more than 2000 shipyard workers protested a 10 percent wage cut. The walkout halted operations at major yards near the Penhart verdn area as guards and police faced the crowd but no major clashes occurred.
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Supreme Court delays ruling on TVA legality
Washington Feb 3 The Supreme Court delivered opinions without ruling on TVA constitutionality delaying a decision. Senate action on an AAA substitute farm plan was watered down by Senator Bankhead and expanded to a broader foreign and domestic market program. The court began decision day questioning tax on state and federal banks and California compliance with safety appliance acts. A separate bill authorized 366 million for 1936 seed and feed loans.
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Ministers Rally For Four Day Bible Conference Here
Preparations for the 14th annual Bible conference at Headland Ave church near here stage toward kickoff Monday night led by Rev A L D Zhinden pastor of the host church and 25 ministers from the area with about 75 expected to attend The program centers on Luke with Rev Dr C C Pugh of Hutoula presiding Attendance and schedule details are outlined with morning sessions at 8 20 and afternoons around 3 and 6 40 leading laymen and Sunday School teachers from the denomination to attend for pointers and inspiration
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Carmichael longtime Alabama political figure dies
Montgomery Feb 3 The death of M S Carmichael a prominent Alabama political figure is reported He helped found the Elba Clipper in 1847 and later served as mayor and councilman in Elba He was admitted to the bar in 1919 and held roles including Coffee county delegate to the constitutional convention and chancery register From Ozark born Sept 21 1877 his career spanned law politics and local service with early ties to the Eighth Alabama district and A H Carmichael.
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Surprise Message Urges Repeal of Bankhead Acts
President Roosevelt asked Congress to promptly repeal the Bankhead cotton act Kerr Smith tobacco act and potato act of 1935 36 as part of terminating the Agricultural Adjustment Act program. The note notes AAA unconstitutionality and signals a shift to a new farm policy replacing the AAA with a substitute program.
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Mobilian Whiskey Revenue Bill As Starter
Mobile county representative W Taylor drafts a whiskey revenue bill to back legislation at convening in February 91 The measure aims to raise 2 6 million in annual revenue from beer wine and liquor and proposes licenses and taxes for retailers and wholesalers The plan forecasts 59 000 yearly revenue for the state and 1 200 000 from whiskey sales plus 1 000 000 from beer and 400 000 from wine The effort seeks to loosen the fee required and is part of broader budget balancing efforts Birmingham Feb 3 AP Senator James A Simpson advocates economy and tax relief for schools urging repeal of new bureaus to free up funds for education and the parity amendment ratification would add dollars to school funding Continued on Page Tre.
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Strike fizzles as 20000 in New York trade spark tension
New York faced a tense day as a planned strike by building service employees failed to materialize despite 500 extra police in the garment district. Mayor LaGuardia voiced confidence no strike would occur while millinery workers and dressmakers faced potential action if a new pact is not reached.
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Van Sweringen Company Seeks Reorganization
The Van Sweringen company, originators of One P and related properties, filed in Federal court for reorganization under the Federal bankruptcy act. The petition shows assets around 44.38 million and liabilities about 31.00 million, with two thirds of mortgage collateral trust bondholders approving the plan. Judge Paul Joos set four days for filing detailed plans.
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Regional farm agents plan meeting on new crop control system
Southeast Alabama farm agents gather in Enterprise Saturday to discuss a planned crop control system under a revised plan post AAA invalidation. Discussions began in Auburn with county agents statewide, as extension service outlines proposed control framework. Treasury figures show January receipts of 25 615 832 83 and expenditures of 42 018 979 45 with a net balance of 2 003 070 200 03 and cumulative monthly receipts of 13 599 428 20.
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Northwest Florida Weather: Rain Monday Night Through Tuesday
Rain is forecast for Monday night into Tuesday across Northwest Florida, with warmer readings in the eastern portion Monday night and a drop in temperature expected Tuesday afternoon. The outlook calls for cooler air moving in after the front passes.
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