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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1936

Page

3

Farm Bill Seen In House Amid Amendments Probe

ACK PASSAGE FOR FARM BILL SEEN IN HOUSE. Reported by Associated Press from Washington, February 21. The House debated a $900 million reserve for soil conservation and land use till 1937, with direct federal payments to farmers under state cooperation after that. Leaders expect to defeat the Rockefeller style amendments and push the measure toward the White House, amid price safeguards and wind erosion funding debates.

Wammington Ing Senate Chamber White House Esterday Houce Cartiar Farmera Hop McGormack Massachusetts Jonenval Terax House Agriculture Committee Kep Andresen Colorado Kansas New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Hope Xansag Republicas Agriculture Committee Alf M. Iandon

Mrs Vivian Flowers Dies at Sister's Home in Lawrenceville

Abbeville February 21 Special Mrs Vivian Flowers 49 died early today at her sister Mrs Kelley Lawrenceville home after long illness Survived by sister Mrs McGhee of Daleville four stepsons Hubert Rey Fred and Lonatin Flowers of unknown location and daughter Mrs Richardson of Daleville Funeral services set for Saturday at 10 a m with Rev Bush officiating Funeral home in charge

Lawrenceville Abbeville Vivian Flowers Kelley Flowers McGhee Hubert Rey Richardson Daleville Rel Orark Bush Holman Howe

Italo German Pact Tilt Affects European Alignments

Berlin February 21 AP Italy and Germany move to offset British alignments after a second conference between Adolf Hitler and Germany’s ambassador to Italy Virth Masson Hitter von Hansell. Report continues on page three.

Europe Melvin. Whiteleather Berlin Germany Itsy Virth Masson Hitter von Hansell Rome Ins Adolf Hitler

Dothan 12 Unit Apartment Contract Signed

Bramberg interests partner with Whalry Construction Co of Troy to build a brick two story 12 unit apartment at 204 W Main in Dothan. The project aims to ease a housing shortage with 120 working days to completion, start within 10 days, and includes nine large details such as steam heat and electric appliances. Architect AL Holman of Gzark designed the構 building slated for occupancy in four to five months.

Dothan Bramberg Whalry Construction Co Troy Main Street Blumbere Bech AL. Holman, Je Gzark, Wa

Grand Jury Clears But Silent On Scottsboro Deputy Attack

Morgan county grand jurors return 36 true bills but omit any mention of the deputy assault during a Scottsboro case transport. The report notes no reference to the stabbing of Deputy Sheriff Edgar Black by Ozle Powell as authorities moved nine Black defendants toward Birmingham amid ongoing legal actions and prior trials.

Associated Prem Decatur Morgan County Aireriftonn Jefferson County WW. Callahan Edgar Blalock Ozle Powell Melvin Hotson Powell Birmingham Sheriff Street Sandi Biatock Lacon Here Sheriff Sands Sandlin Fay Wright Mia Victoria Price Ruby Bates Jackson County

Chauffeur Detained In Slaying Of Elderly Couple

A 25 year old chauffeur, Prov Stettler, is detained in the murder of a rooming house proprietor Cart Barbour and his wife Dorothea. Detectives say an electrical device touched off a fire to destroy clues, as the double murder was linked to a robbery. Continued on page two.

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Plea for faster mails to Dothan reaches capital

Chamber of commerce appeals to Washington to set private contract for morning mail from Atlanta Birmingham and Montgomery to Dothan. J M Hughey urges USPS to carry morning mail by carrier from three cities with newspapers to improve timely replies, citing noon arrival and delayed outgoing trains.

Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Dothan Washington Post Office Department J M Hughey Montgomery Birmingham Etme Hughes Harriis Buaiir

Quake Toll Rises in Japan With Destruction Across Prefectures

An earthquake struck southern Japan near Okinawa province on February 10 killing five and injuring 18 seriously. Twelve buildings collapsed, many more damaged, and railways and roads were disrupted before partial restoration began as authorities assessed the extent of damage across multiple prefectures.

Aled Ma Fortion Japan Aptaka Ori Prefectoray Polar Selepouse Lele

Fire destroys property with $1500 loss in town

A fire caused by an unknown origin damaged property valued at about 1500 dollars. HL Strickland, a watcher in the area, reported the scene and assisted with early efforts.

Meeting Off Cancelled As Paperwork Delays Loom

The county commission adjourned again due to delays in drawing up documents for legislation related to Dethan's shirt factory. Officials had planned to consider the bill at regular meetings but postponed each Friday, awaiting papers. Also Roosevelt invited Owen D Young to a luncheon as speculation swirled about a 1932 Democratic presidential bid.

Seston Carry Commission Board of Commissioners Dethan Ae-Lay Commissionera

Drive for Young Dependents Aid Drives in Houston County

A fundraising drive begins Monday to support dependent children after a state welfare ruling halted federal aid and cut off funds for those not living with relatives. The drive, led by the Child Welfare Committee headed by Mrs CL Kallins, aims to raise about 3500 to cover eight months of care and ongoing needs until other arrangements are made. The committee plans a citywide canvass and includes Mrs J J Flowers Sr and members such as Mrs lw T Street, Mrs J C Wadlington, and Mrs Myer Blumberg.

Chiildren Houston State Welfare Department CL Kallins Ald Colling J.J Flowers Frembers T. Street J. C. Wadtingham Myer Blumberg T C Batew Erl Reileratedt M | Murray Beatty Whidden Zolbe Doak Leon Caney

Weather Threatens Dollar Throw Across River

Weather threatens to stop Walter Johnson from attempting a silver dollar toss across the Rappahannock at Fredericksburg as crowds brace for a possible flood. The stunt, tied to George Washington lore, faces river height and slick footing with several onlookers already injured by slips near the riverbank as officials weigh the feasibility before tomorrow.

Eddy Gilmorepree Washington APD Walter Johnson Rappahannock Frederickanurg George Washington Sol Bloom Taimient George New York Ryan Johnson Paseball

Lawsuit Claims Malicious Arrest in Houston Court

Leste Shelley sues Henry Davis in circuit court for $100 damages alleging malicious arrest on a warrant issued by SP Poyner. The complaint states the arrest was without probable cause for larceny and that prosecution was ended with the plaintiff discharged.

Leste Shelley Houston Mra Henry Davis

Farm Problems Keynote at Houston County Farm Bureau Meeting

The Houston County Farm Bureau schedules a Saturday meeting at the courthouse with JD Samford, an agricultural economist from the state extension service, as principal speaker. The bureau invites its 200 plus members to attend, amid debate over AAAA invalidation and proposed substitute regulations affecting southern cotton farmers.

AAAA Houston County Farm Bureau Wille JD Samford State Extension Service Bureau EB. J. Whiddon

Gettysburg Coin and Stamp Commemoration Planned

Congress plans a commemorative half dollar and stamps for the 1838 Gettysburg battle anniversary. A 100,000 cent piecer and Tampa special jemue are mentioned. Observance will run from June to July 5.

Harrisburg Congress Gettysburg Pha Tampa

Elba Samson Plan to Cut Power Rates If Brunson Wins

Elba and Samson back a campaign to push Alabama Public Service Commission to lower electricity rates in 18 central and southeast towns served by Alabama Water Service Co. W M Brunson argues TVA power sale pressures higher bills elsewhere and promises petitions to file for lowest rates. Towns named include Anatolia Ath ton Banks Brantley Brundidge Cloy Potter why Criece City Guntt Glenwood Goshen Kin ton Opp Hed Level Repton River Fair City and Samson.

Moontcomery W. M. Brunson People's Attorney Alabama Wc Service Commiscalon United States Supreme Court TVA Grup Gon Tater Brunson Alabem Water Service Co Anatolusia Athton Banks Brantley Biundidge Clo Potter Why Kriece City Guntt Glenwood Goshen Kinton Opp Hed Level Repton River Fair City Samson Brunayn Petmien Nervicee Comer Mission Campany

Tax Fighters Rally Across Ozark and Abbeville

Reports from Ozark and Abbeville show activists mobilizing against a proposed sales tax. Leaders including J W Risk and M Glumberg organize public meetings at Headland and Abbeville to press lawmakers at the state capitol. Officials warned that tax bills face stiff opposition while campaign organizers call for broad community turnout.

Ozak Alabama Abbevilly Mide Cendy Vastmanler Jfoca Cos Kelter Abbeville Herat Ciadenuin Holland Merchaint Bri Auurer Juhn Juhn W Risk Dothan Myer Glumberg Lanter Glover Henry Jf Reynold Bale Orark

Gust costs job as unmasked snow shoveler in Desguine

A gust of wind exposes an unnamed woman snow shoveler at a Maine railroad cafe, ending her three day shift. The crew refuses to confirm her identity, and the railroad warns workers after the cap reveals her chin and hair.

Boston Rmtem and Maine Railroad Spaydler Ufc

Police Guilty Case Involving Widow Murder Weapon Tieyurtment

A garbled AP report claims widow Tald Haltar was alleged to be killed by a police gun supplied by the Minneapolis police department. Chief Ernst Hart or Hart, and parents dispute the claim as a dream or undermined tale. The story mentions firing bullets from department machine guns sent to Washington for verification of the suspect.

Tald Haltar Minneapolib Walter Tiggett Anid Minnespotis Patire Department Holire E Rart Poliee D Partraint of Justice Washinton Debereinle Adele Ee Digzett

New evidence against Bruno Hauptmann fails to hold

Rhy Jonn Freris reports fresh writings tied to the Lindbergh case were claimed by officials but Governor Hoffman reiterated no reprieve. Warden Kimberlin dismissed the handwriting links as unverified, while Hauptmann maintains innocence. The governor has no plan for further stay and Hauptmann faces execution on March 20.

Bruno Rhy Jonn Freris Prean Trenton N. J APH Bruno Richard Haypinant Anowau Harold G. Hoffman Steand Rae Mark O. Kimberlin Trauptmann Selby George Selby Jchief Deauly Nate Waltten Hauptmans Col. Kimberlin Tom Hoffman Hauptmann Penn Conklin Rafaol Leibowicz New York Tawyer Norman Schwarzkopf

Spanish rioting deaths reach twenty seven in Madrid unrest

Reports from Madrid indicate 27 dead after extremist rioters attacked conservatives and sparked widespread violence across Hueive and Avila provinces. Civil guards retaliated, martial law was declared in several areas as crowds moved through Boulludor del Condado and surrounding towns.

WY Alexalchech Annet Madrid Ailird Boulludor del Condado Hueive Telex Peraon Manuit Azania Eoluhratliz Yall Cormuninty Nive Villapen Outhiilon Condako Canuervative Baretlana Brlja Demonetentias Hoya Linares Avila

Test on Lobby Probe Strikes House Barrier

University of Alabama alumni gather in Montgomery for the silver anniversary of Dr George H Mike Denny. Alabama legislators who graduated during Denny’s tenure attend as the event continues.

Mike Denny Montgomery University of Alsbamay George H Mike) Denny India Alste Benexot Alabame TJ Denny

Legality and Merits of Boswell Proposal Questioned

In Montgomery February events center on a delay and legality fight over the Boswell proposal to investigate lobbying. House and Senate committees seek ruling on whether a statutory act is needed to empower inquiry into outside influence and public funds usage, amid broader debate on reform measures and legislative timing.

Senate Associated Preas Montgomery Boswell Home Rule Harry Walker Bouwelt Geneva Sparks Barbour Lusk Etowsha Deope Brondenee Botoro Boerke Walker Nub-Committees Aub-Committee Graves Lak Lask Kirby Jacks Iidicale Nealed Haa Kirby Sd Sunior Legiaise Ture House Alaoama Hefort

Weather summary for Alabama and Florida forecast

Partly cloudy conditions in Alabama with a slight drop in interior temperatures and possible light frost in the south Friday night. Saturday looks partly cloudy. In Florida, skies remain partly cloudy with a slight cooling Friday night and Saturday.

Alabama Florida

President Would Put Postmasters in Civil Service

President Roosevelt indicates support for placing postmasters in civil service as a step in broader farm program reforms. He hints at improving government appointee procedures and hints at collaboration with Treasury and Agriculture departments. News notes reference farm policy discussions, anticipated tax considerations, and ongoing talks with officials about expanding government provisioning.

Wasilington Eanglinx Sattlog Troonereit Troonevelt Nikn Arimamon Northweat Ayde Park Wendy Almang Caprint News Commeren Department

Three in Row Proclaimed Holiday Weekend in Capital

Governor announces a four day holiday sequence around George Washington's birthday with observances on Sunday and March. Washington's birthday holiday extended through Monday, with events planned by local authorities.

Montgomery Bet 21 Binte Emidayra Giorgs Washington

Metcalfe Former Cabinet Member Dies After Illness

V H Metcalfe Oakland Catt February obituary notes that Victor H Metcalfe, an intimate friend of the President, served as secretary of labor and commerce and later secretary of the Navy. He held those posts for about two years and was born in Ontario.

Oakland Catt Metcalit Metcalfe Labor and Commerce UBS Navvy & Pont

Flyer Denies Story Of Chat With Redfern Newsman

A garbled dispatch reports a flyer denying a chat with Redfern by a newsman. It claims Ameri can aviator Redfern explored the interior and found new villages but failed to fund the mission. Alfred Hareed, a Paramarite reporter, locates Redfern crippled and held in a Tumac-Humac village on a frontier boundary, with photos sent to his father in the United States.

Redfern Georgetowl William Redfeth Hla Wat Bromwich Tilo de Janlero Ettih Radteen United Stat Alfred Hareed Willanta Lndiana Tumac-Humac Mountains Fritivh Duleh Galanax

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