Japanese Naval Delegates Plan Formal Farewells
Japanese naval delegates prepared to deliver lengthy valedictory statements outlining their position and withdrawal from the five power naval limitation talks in Washington. Admiral Osami Nagano and Captain Maetano Nagel to depart, with observers remaining for future discussions only if new treaties arise, analysts say.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Geos
Conorine
Valedl
Osami Nagano
Japan
Viscount, Monsel
Washington
Admiral Nagano
Mateuzo Nagel
Grange Debates Crop Regulation Power and Farm Plans
National Grange discussions reveal strong sentiment for curbing the Supreme Court’s power to veto agricultural programs. Lawmakers split between curtailing federal authority and using state compacts and bank systems to manage crops like wheat amid constitutional limits.
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Comunistae
Conservya
Supreme Court
AAA
Power Card
Agriculture Committee
Repator Notria
Nebraska
Norria
Beven
Norra
Smith
South Catertoa
Norris
Hebraekan
Amith
Cotton seed and hog market notes from Chicago and Savannah
AP reports mixed commodity activity across markets. Chicago butter prices show slight shifts with varied grades and receipts while hogs inch higher on early demand. Savannah naval stores steady with firm turpentine and rosin quotes. detailed numeric bids for multiple grades follow.
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NAVAL
Savannah
Jen
Turpentine
Hteck
Rosin
Clark
Alabama Court of Appeals Decisive Week Denials
The Alabama Court of Appeals released multiple affirmations from Barbour Pike Covington and other circuits in cases including Beiekon Bandera Jones versus Bate and Rice Jane Redd versus State. On rehearing Effie Russell versus State was granted, while Angh Bush versus State was overruled. James B Beary reported breeding sows producing 40 pigs across five litters in 24 months with three litters yielding 17 pigs one with 12.
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Montgomery
Alabama Court of Appeals
Alabama
Beiekon
B.J. Bandera Jones
Bate
Pika
Alta Howell
Barbour
Circuit Court
Cael Law
State
Bamford
John
Boxer
Pike
Pres
Nowden
Alles Va
Covington
Rice
A Jane Redd
Effie Russell
Angh Bush
James T Avilla
Jan
James B. Beary
Mrs Holland dies after long illness in Lafayette home
Mrs Julian Holland aged 39 dies after a long illness at 507 Lafayette Street. Survived by husband G A Holland and three daughters Fortune Bazel and Jacqueline. Funeral Thursday at Rebebeth church with Rev A Debinden officiating. Burial in church cemetery Dowl ing-Gritfin in charge. Also notices probate matter for J Luke Adame estate with hearing date set and contest rights. State of Alabama Houston County Probate Court issues notice to Nell Adama Wandeck Marianna.
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E. Lafayette
Julian Holland
Lafayette Street
G. A. Holland
Fortune
Bazel
Jacqueline
Rebebeth Church
A.debinden
Headland Avenue Bapital
Dowling-Gritfin
State of
Alabama
Houston County
J. Lukes Adame
Nell Adama Wandeck
Marianna
Pieanethka
J. Luke Adame
Alma Adams
P. Poyner
Whistle Tutor Opens Studio In University District
Mies Lucia Carruthers, 21, of Seattle, has opened a whistle studio in the university district. She trains hobby and professional whistlers with scales, breathing, bird calls, and concert work as the final step. Carruthers studied music at Washington State College and in Los Angeles. A separate note states $17,000 in overdue overtime pay from Mare Island navy yard remains unclaimed at Washington DC.
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Mies
Lucia Cerruthers
Irving
Raya
Seattle
Wash
Shi
University District
Poe
Mie Carruthers
Washington State College
Los Angeles
U. S Treasury
Washington
Mare Island Navy Yard
Plane Crash Victims Identified In Marsh Remains
Swamp yields four from the wreck with a passenger list showing unidentified and unnamed victims. Coroner’s book lists man and woman as unknown while others are tentatively identified, including W. S. Hardwicke of Beardstown and Nathan Porter of Philadelphia. Crew and passengers named from Fort Worth to Boston, with recovery hampered by marsh terrain and late evening search efforts.
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identitien+ don
Namoe
Beardstown
Nathan Porter
Philadelphia
Mtes Perla
Gasparini
Fort Worth
Texas
Glenn Freaman
Jarfin
Crawfords
Ampland
Gaylord Dover
Presting
Ark
Arkansas
Gina Williamson
Alu
Palestine
Ward
Dover
Search. Ing Partes
Gerald V Marshall
Sines
Freeman
An Joplin
Moaveport
Miss Gapparine
Fort Teith
Charles Altschul
Glendale
Cal
Teo
Cuba
Los Angelns
Mra
Porter
H.W. Prato
Laredo
Tex
Sam
Edwarts
Apollo Hotel
Atlantic City
Ned
First Expedition Abandons Redfern Search
Finnish Guiana January report says the first of four expeditions to find American flyer Paul Redfern, missing since 1927, abandoned its search near Georgetown. Art Williams and a pilot crew returned from Wanatoba Junction after more than a month in the jungle, with no sign of Redfern or the rumored Indian village. The other three parties continued the hunt from Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana, and Cristobal toward a possible Redfern location.
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Georgetown
Guana
Paul Redfern
Fiier
Brunswick
Rio de Janeiro
Art Williams
United States Army
Redfern
Wanatoba Junction
Williams
Wanatoba
2 Commission
British Guiana
Dutch Guiana
Brazil
Indan
J. H. Roch
G. Pacht
Paramaribo
Williame
Hedfern
Roch
Surinam
H van Loynden
Boundary Commission
Albert
American Legion
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Trinidad
Peranambo
Willams
Edward SI
Harry Wendt
Beieves Redfern
County Politics and Possible Reelections Mentioned
County politics discussed on Wednesday note the first superintendent elected by voters rather than the school board. Baxley and Mardy near-term terms end January 1 1937 with reelect potential. Hicks seeks reelection. Steagall expected to draw little opposition in Congress while party leaders await next Democratic meeting outcomes.
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Keener Baxley
Julee
Court of Common Pleas
Almeelt
Democratic Executive Committee
D. M. Hicks
Cottonwood
County Board of Education
Baxley
J. J. Mardy
Dothan
Henry B Steagall
Alabama
Washington
War on Georgia cheap car tag waged by state
Houston inspectors announce an intensive drive against imported plates as Alabama cites out-of-state tags with penalties. Georgia tags sell for 3 dollars, prompting border-state purchases. Drivers in Alabama using out-of-state plates face license-equivalent penalties, with 1.50 dollar plus 15 percent tag-cost fines. Visitors get 30 days. new residents must buy Alabama tags promptly.
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Houston
Alabama
Grover C. Louis
Eaid
Lows
Georgia
Louis
Florida
California
Texaco Dinner Tonight At Houston Hounton Hall
Texaco officials plan a 7 o'clock dinner at Hounton Hall with local agent Tom Jones expecting attendance from Ovark Enterprise Opp and other Wirexrans. Flora, state superintendent, will preside and announce year end arrangements for the company.
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Agente
Deaters
Taxaco Company
Tom Jones
Ovark
Enterprise
Flora
Tate
Donee
Hogs Net $3360 At Columbia Sale With 253 Head
Seventy one farmers joined a cooperative hog sale in Columbia Friday, selling 253 hogs for a total of 3360.51 dollars. Tops brought 7.85 dollars per hog, with C. M. Ling, county agent, assisting the event.
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Columbia
Colmbia
C. M. Ling
B and P W Meet at Houston Hotel
The Dothan Business and Professional Women's Club held a regular meeting in the Houston hotel ladies parlor with Miss Ruth Timmerman presiding. They reported about $65 from Christmas seal sales and reminded members to pay poll tax by February 1. 稼 Miss Bonnie Clert spoke on Equal Rights for Women and Mrs. C L Collins discussed Child Labor.
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P. W
Houston
Dothan Business and Professional Women’s Club
Houston Hotel
Ruth Timmerman
Panama City
Fla
Susie Young
Bonnie Clert
C. L. Collins
Elma Baxter
Alice Elliott
W. Garnett
Katherine Smith
Mary Carroll
Bonnie Clark
Flossie Gamble
Martlel Sharpe
Jessie Streyer
Maude Baughman
Masters Degree Conferral At Dothan Lodge
Dothan Lodge No 466 AF and AM meets Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Masonic temple to confer the Master Mason degree invitations go to all affiliated Masons.
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Ater
Dothan Lodge No. 466
A. M
Masonic Temple
AN Magong
Mrs Garner Dies At 62 In Ozark Community
Mrs Sophronia Garner, 62, of Ozark route three, died Monday after a 13 month illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Mabeon church with Rev Charles Milford of Ozark officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Houston Funeral Home in charge. Survived by two sisters Mrs Stella Enfinger and Miss Ruth Garner, both of Ozark route three.
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Ozark
Madson Church
Sophronia Garner
Mabeon Church
Charles Milford
Church
Houston
Stella Enfinger
Ruth Garner
County Fires Dividend Dispute Over Tax Suit Adjustment
The county faced a dispute over dividend payments after a $65 000 base payment was offset by an $8 000 judgment in a U.S. tax case. Receivers reduced the dividend to about $57 000, but the county refused to surrender the difference. Bank-held nine percent dividends on $57 000 awaited adjustment, with resolutions accepting the nine percent on $57 000 and any futher dividends, if any, on the same amount.
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U. S
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Auburn Motors
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Curtin Wright
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Generel el
Goodyear
Hudeon Motors
Int Harvester
Johns Manville Edere
Kannecott Corp
J.C. Penney
Packard
TS Radio Corp
Wrens
DSB
Keith Orph
Republic
Sears Roebuck
Chicago
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Egan
Jocal
Chicago Hogs
U. 3 Dept. Agr
Appeals Court
Mrs. Holland
Yage
Quest For Lost
Carey
Condon
Hauptmann Doom
Nie
Lindbergh
John F. Condon
Jaffto
Santa Rita
New Jersey Court of Pardone
Bruno Hauptmann
Myra Condon
Hacker
Colonel Lindbergh
United States
Hauptmann
Lene
Univeraal Credit Company
Ford
Ametics
Eale
Texaco
Haat Jr
Rey
Adams
Famaly
Emma
Macon
Aocia
Schrivenham
Penzance
Montevallo
Acton
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Dothan Drug Co
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