Hollywood Sound Expert Lecture at Alabama Theater
The Eagle reports a four phase lecture and demonstration by sound engineer John Z. Mansell of Hollywood at the Alabama theater in Dothan. Local singers readers tap dancers and musicians are invited to participate in the local move under production and hear their voices or instruments 3 seconds after recording. The demonstration aims to inspire without encouraging immediate Hollywood pursuit amid many unemployed hopefuls.
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Eagle
John Z. Mansell
Hollywood
Mansell
Free Movie and Recording Test at Alabama Theater
The Dothan Eagle and Alabama Theater offer a free test and recording for voices or instruments to audience members. Open for one big week starting Wednesday, attendees should fill the coupon and mail or bring it to the theater in Dothan Alabama. Name address or phone will record and appear.
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Dothan Eagle
Alabama Theater
Alabama
Dothan
Stock Holdings and Percentages From an Exchange Listing
A fragmented OCR item shows a roster of percentages and company names such as Lorillard New York Central J C Penney Packard Radio Corp R J Reynolds Sears Roebuck Southern Railway Texas Corp Texas Gulf United Fruit United Aircraft Woolworth Western Union and others with varying stake figures. The text resembles a financial summary or shareholding table listing parties and their ownership percentages.
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Lorillard
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
J.C. Penting
Radio Beith Orph
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway
Wee
Texas Corp
Texas Gulf
Steel Os
United Fruit
United Aircraft
Woolworth
County Grand Jury Starts Second Day of Investigations
The county grand jury began its second day of investigations and planned to close the session tomorrow. Ferry Calhoun, county solicitor, is overseeing the jury investigations as several major cases are reviewed.
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Ferry Calhoun
Captain T Washington Coward Remains Active at 100
AIKEN Feb 14 AP Capt Thomas Washington Coward marked his 100th birthday Monday after a minor fall injury. He receives visitors at his home two miles from town. Coward served nine years as a South Carolina railroad conductor, with a four month stint in the Confederate army. His railroad service ended Feb 11 1868 when Sherman’s army wrecked the line en route to the sea. He then became a farmer.
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Aiken
Capt
Thomas
Washington Coward
Coward
South Carolina
Sherman
7 Year Old Georgia Boy Starts 800 Mile Ride to Washington
Toby Cook, a diminutive rider of about 45 pounds, begins an 800 mile voyage from Chula, Georgia, toward Washington for Franklin D. Roosevelt's inauguration. He travels along the Jefferson Davis Highway, backed by local crowds and aided by United Daughters of the Confederacy chapters from Augusta to Richmond.
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Chula
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Georgia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Toby Cook
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Jefferson Davis Highway
Augusta
Columbia
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Raleigh
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Richmond
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Railway May Abandon Line In Mississippi
Examiner R R Melster urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to allow Southern Railway and Mobile and Ohio to abandon a 37 mile branch from Okolona to Calhoun City Mississippi. The line runs through Chickasaw and Calhoun counties amid local protests and a Mississippi Railroad Commission denial recommendation. The Mobile & Ohio is under receivership and the branch opened in 1904.
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Washington
R. R. Melster
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Southern Railway
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Okinlana
Calhoun City
Chickasaw
Calhoun
Mississippi Railroad Commission
Mobile & Ohios
Man Cleared By Death Bed Statement In Texas Case
Huntsville Feb 14 AP A deathbed statement by the friend Goodson was charged with shooting freed Doyle Goodson. Houston N. McGuinness 28 died Sunday after telling officers the shooting at a Friday night party was accidental.
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Huntsville
Doyle Goodson
Houston N. McGuinness
Goodson
South Alabama Watermelon Growers Face Less Florida Competition
Florida watermelon acreage stands at 25,000 versus 28,500 last year, according to U S Department of Agriculture figures. Florida acreage peaked at 40,000 in 1929, signaling reduced early season competition for South Alabama growers this year.
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Montgomery
South Alabama
Florida
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Uncle of Dothan civic figure among Auburn alum
The deceased was an Auburn graduate and uncle of Charlie Rush, a noted Dothan resident. He was brother to Mrs. Tien Stridivant, dean of women at Montgomery Woman's College, and to Dr C A Rush, former elder and now pastor in Montgomery. Declining health for over a year led to a series of public receptions. Toby plans a long voyage with four mounts to cover eight hundred miles in relay to attend Roosevelt's campaign events, aided by three Negro servants.
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Charlie Rush
Dothan Citiven
Tien Stridivant
Woman's College
Montgomery
C. A. Rush
Perry Street Methodist Church
Geceesed
Toby
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Condition Of Burned Farmer Yeomans Unchanged
Condition of Warvey Yeomans, a farmer burned in a woods fire near Campbellton road, remains as well as could be expected at the local hospital. He had received no medical attention from the time of injury until arrival at the medical institution.
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Warvey Yeomans
Campbellton Road
Theaters Weekly Lineup of 1930s Screenings and Acts
A dense listing of film showings and acts across several days. Names include Lupe Veles Lee Tre or Fresh Morgan Irene Dunn Charles Bickford Ginger Rogers J Ferrell MacDonald Sylvia Sidney with notes on comedies news and serials. Upcoming attractions feature Ramon Navarro Belen Hayes Jack Oakie Helen Hayes Gary Cooper Adolphe Menjou and Buck Jones.
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Lupe Veles
Lee Tre Or
Fresh Morgan
Fox News
Sun
Mon
Moran
Mack
Ernest Torrence
Wallace Ford
Maria Alba
MGM
Irene Dunn
Charles Bickforg
Buck Jones
Shirley Grey
Jack Oakie
Uptown
New York
Helen Hayes
Gary Cooper
Adolphe Menjou
Paramount
Ginger Rogers
Lyle Talbot
J. Ferrell MacDonald
Jeck Hoxie
Sylvia Sidney
Justice Willis Van Devanter’s mother dies at 94
Mrs Violetta Van Devanter, mother of U S Supreme Court Associate Justice Willis Van Devanter, died in Marion Indiana after an illness lasting several months. She was 94.
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Marion
Ind
Violetta. van Devanter
Willis van Devanter
United States Supreme Court
Education funds drop from 303 to under thirty cents
In Montgomery on February 8, an Associated Press report notes a dramatic decline in school funding per child from 303 in 1900 to under 30 cents for the current school year. Dr Harman urges attention to the funding shortfall and its impact on education.
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