Watson Hospital To Be Rebuilt After Fire
Chipley February 7 plans to rebuild the Jorgom Watson hospital destroyed by fire last week with an estimated 20000 loss. Dr F M Watson announced a brick new building and temporary downtown offices. Origin of the blaze undetermined and salvage work continues. The hospital had no patients at the time Mrs Rules Street tornado victim had been dismissed earlier that day. Dr and Mrs Watson, who had quarters in the infirmary, were trapped on the second floor and reached safety via ladders when firemen arrived. The alarm was sounded by a revolver shot fired by Dr Watson.
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Chipley
Jorgom Watson Hospital
F. M. Watson
Rules Street
Sleek Houseware Aids Housework At International Show
At Chicago's Merchandise Mart the first International housewares show showcases Mexican pottery and porcelain substitutes for metal dishes, decorative coffee makers, and electric toasters among 300 manufacturers. New gadgets aim to simplify chores and enhance living, including an air conditioned tent bed and a bed canopy system. The FHA secures a large exhibit space reflecting growing interest in home modernizations.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Federal Housing Administration
In Pulaski Crash Two Die Two Hurt
A two car collision near Pulaski Tennessee last night killed Pete Gross of Guntersville Alabama and W J Yancey of Pulaski died later in a hospital. Joe Louis Fielding and a brother Ethridge Tennessee residents suffered serious injuries including broken hip skull fracture. A black chauffeur escaped with minor injuries returning from Memphis.
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Rudy
Pulaski, Teen
Pulaski
Pete Gross
Guntersville
Ala
Oan
W. J. Yancey
T-yearly
Joe Louis Fielding
Brothers
Ethridge
Tenn
Gross
Ancey
Memphis
Vessels Reported Entering Port of Mobile in January
Harbor master’s office records show 111 vessels entered Mobile during January, up seven from December. Among entries were 43 foreign trade steamships, 53 coastal trade steamships, 13 seagoing barges and two schooners.
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Mobile
Offles
Spanish Ex-Heir to Crown Hovers in Cuba
The Count of Coradonga, a former heir to the Spanish throne who renounced royal rights to wed a Cuban commoner, lies critical in Havana. Blood transfusion underway after leg abscess, amid reports of amid phemonophilia linked complications from a blow.
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Rdmund A. Cuester
Havana
Coradonga
Vedada
Jorge Caruana
Toilly
Noble Gesture Reduces Rent at Mobile Waterways Office
In Mobile, amid falling revenue, the city trimmed Inland Waterways Corp rent at the city wharf. Commissioner Cecil Biter announced three new lease terms setting the monthly rent at 24.99 for the office space. The old rent of 240 had not been divided among the three branches, a method started in 1910, with 180 people electrocuted for criminal offenses in North Carolina.
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Mobile
Inland Waterways Corp
Cecil Biter
North Carolina
Fading Film Weekends with Stars at ALCAZAR
Alabama theaters present a slate including fMovies Houston with John Boles and co stars in Red avady on Parade and undies Love Hats later showing Fighting Marines chapter 2 with Grant Withers. Friday and Saturday feature Buck Jones in Sunset of Power and Roaring West plus Welcome Home with Arline Judge, while Gail Patrick Melvyn Douglas Tala Birell Shemp Howard star in While The Cat’s Away and Fighting Marines chapter. Thursday lists Donn and Charles Ray comedy Sout el Order plus Alamaba showings at ALCAZAR.
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Houston
Redavady
John Boles
Diale Lee
Raymond Waiburn
Jack Waley
Alan Dinehart
Fox News
Louis Joseph] Vance
Birmingham
Gail Patrick
Melvyn Douglas
Tala Birell Shemp Howard
Grant Withers
Aan Rutherford
Robert Warwick
Alabama
Buck Jones
Dorothy Dix
Buck. Jones
Roaring
West
Paul Terry Oon
Witch
Alcazar
Mel Donn
Arline Juidge
Charles Ray
Mrs Nichols of Coffee County Passes Away at 35
Mrs Wo KF Nichols 35 wife of former Coffee County commissioner died Wednesday in Enterprise after a lengthy illness. Native of Dale County she had lived in the county about 35 years. Survived by three sons Joe Nichols Thomasville Ga Earl and Frank Nichols of Enterprise, a daughter Amy Mooring Brunson Fla, three other sons Fred John Nichols also of Enterprise, and three stepdaughters A D Pate Dobyn Mrs D P Weeks Clemson Fla and Mrs W J Chancellor. Funeral held 2:30 p m Thursday at Mt Pleasant Church with Rev Wery Wallace officiating. Pallbearers were church deacons. Searcy Funeral Home in charge. Read Classi fied Ads.
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Coffer County
Kaferp
Wntererise
Wo KF. Nicholx
Coffee County
Dale County
Joe Nichols
Brunson
Flathier Stofrvona
Fred
John _Nicholy
Enterprise
A.D. Pate
Dobyn
D. P. Weeks
Clemson
Fla
W. J. Chancellor
Mt. Pheasant
Thurs
Broader variety for supper using rice with leftovers
Suggestions for using leftover meat and dried vegetables, adding rice to create satisfying dishes. Includes Beef and Rice Rolls, cabbage stuffed with rice and meat, Kidney Bean Stew with rice, Dried Peas with Rice, and Surpline Rice with peppers and tiny sausages. Each recipe outlines ingredients, prep steps, and yields.
Supreme Court weighs prison product sale ban
Washington Feb 7 The Supreme Court heard arguments on the constitutionality of Hawes-Cooper act powers allowing states to ban prison made goods in interstate trade. J Whitfield convicted in Cleveland for selling such products faced a $25 fine. Ohio argued the law protects labor and local manufacturers while Whitfield contended Congress lacked interstate commerce authority. Ohio claimed $26 million in prison made goods in 1932. 82,000 convicts affected.
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Washington
Statas
Supreme Court
Hawes-Cooper
J. Whitfield
Cleveland
Alatams
Whitfield
Wetumpka
Alabama
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Congress
John W. Bricker
Ohlo Attornney General
Iabor
Ohlo
Prisco-mase Goods and Trade Rules Spotlighted
A short brief notes that Whitfield argues trade restrictions and price controls would rule the country’s commerce. The brief contends Prisco-mase goods fall under these dominant rules, highlighting concerns over market control by owners and broader implications for business.
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Whitfield
Right to Interstate Channel Use as Commerce Privilege
A quotation asserts that citizens possess a right to employ interstate commerce channels to move goods from Alabama to Ohio, arguing such use is not a discretionary privilege that Congress may grant or revoke. The statement frames commerce as an inherent right beyond legislative control.
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Alabema
Ohio
Congress
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