Hauptmann reprieve sparks crowd at state prison
News of Governor Hughes sparing Bruno Hauptmann's death for a temporary reprieve spreads quickly. At the state prison near the statehouse a 1000 strong crowd gathers while Hauptmann's supporters and prisoners react, hoping for vindication. Mrs Hauptmann expresses cautious gratitude and calls for truth in the Lindbergh kidnapping case.
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Atake
Hauptmann
Jmne Hauptmann
Non Manfred
Bruno Hauptmann
Victorieus
Anna Hauptmann
New Jersey
Trenton
HOUSES GOING UP NEAR TEA TOWN DISTRICT
Permits to build with total cost 55000 issued by the city Friday to the area. Marriage licenses issued at Houston county probate office listing Albert Heywood Arnold 23 Dothan and Dessie Griffin 19 Biocomb route one Neal Eugene Wright 33 Midland City and Mable Noreme Pauley 18 Denmark Arkansas.
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Houston County
Tharedey
Albert Heywood Arnold
Dothan
Dessie Griffin
Biocomb
Neal ‘Eugene Wright
Midland City
Mable Noreme Pauley
Denmark
Ark
Car Takes Fire Through Backfire and Spilled Gasoline
Firemen reported a Friday incident where a backfire mixed with spilled gasoline caused a fire that slightly damaged an automobile owned by L. P. Payne. It was the first fire reported in three days.
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L. P. Payne
Black-Draught Laxative Endorsed By Lexington Reader
For constipation relief the advertisement cites Mrs RD Thaxton of Lexington Georgia praising Black Draught as a reliable family medicine. It claims headaches colds and post meal discomfort ease with a pinch or dose and urges following directions to learn why the product is popular.
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Tate
Scout Ceremony Marks Initiation for Foster Street Troop
A Boy Scout investiture will be held Friday night at Foster Street Methodist Church with Deputy Regional Executive H E Bonde presiding and Area Executive Roscoe E Stevens announcing. The event marks the Foster Street troop's formal initiation into the organization and badges will be presented. Parents and the public are invited. Stevens reported strong attendance at a Scout training course in Troy Thursday night, assisted by Rutford Sartain, council training chairman, who spoke on the Alma and Purposes of Scouting.
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Foster Street
Methodist Church
H. E. Bonde
Roscoe E. Stevens
Stevens
Troy
Rutford Sartain
Sartain
Market roundup contrasts with hog and treasury figures
New York stocks show varied listings from ACLRwy to Texaco with many major names noted. Hogs in Chicago number 14,000 with slow, mostly steady cash and direct markets while Treasury data for January 15 reports receipts of 35,746,? and expenditures of 5,129,? leaving a net balance of about 2.176 billion.
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Ericago Hogs
Chicago
Dept. Agr
Brade
Vows
Treasury
Washington
The
Theft Case Echoes in Houston Court Over Damages
In Houston circuit court Hugh Sanders sues T. E. Cherry for $1,000 claiming false and malicious charges that Sanders possessed 11 middlings of meat and eight ham products on December 16. The filing follows an alleged meat theft incident referenced in the Friday case.
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Mau Cous
Houston
T. E. Cherry
Hugh Sanders
Tnis
Capital Bankers Expect Profit After End of Government Interference
Walton Hill, president of Union Bank and Trust Co of Montgomery, predicts banks will profit again once government interference and experimentation stop. The annual report shows 1035 profits of 37,190 on a 100,000 capital, with 29,289 from bond profits and 7,901 from banking earnings. He cites Louisiana bond gains after Huey Long’s death as part of the bond profits. The report urges a retreat from widespread banking activities by the government, arguing it harms banks and the country, and expects a profitable era once interference ends.
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Montgomery
Walton Hill
Union Bank and Trust Company of
State of Louisiana
Huey Long
Hill Asid
America
Hoover speaks to Nebraska crowd on farm policy and freedom
Former president Herbert Hoover urged end of New Deal controls and called for free farm enterprise. He proposed expanding crop production, substitutes for imports, and subsidies to use land efficiently. Hoover blamed economic woes on policy cycles and praised farm independence as defense of liberty.
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Columbia
Hoover
AL Washington
Lawrence Richey
Richey
Supreme Court
AAA
Abusvadtes
Marc
Washington
Sam
Roosevelt
Farmers of America
Alabama law professor chosen for midyear address
SPEAKER CHOSEN UNIVERSITY Jan 17 Special Whitam M Hepburn of the law school University of Alabama will give the mid year commencement address Saturday Jan 25 He is asked to repeat the Phi Beta Kappa address from the recent winter initia tion His speech covered the functions and objectives of the state university More than 150 students are candidates for graduation The degrees will be conferred by President George H Donny.
Revenue official departs for training in Birmingham
Horn deputy Internal Revenue tax collector leaves Friday for Birmingham to attend a two week training school for revenue collectors. Also reports Liverpool cotton statistics for January 17 with imports at 4,000 bales including 34,000 American, stock 712,000, forwards 85,000, exports 2,000, American figures noted.
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WL. Horn
Internal Revenue Tax
Birmingham
Liverpool
Former Dothan Resident Dies in Orlando Hospital
Shelby Hasty aged 25, formerly of Dothan and a longtime Winter Garden resident, died early Friday in an Orlando hospital after a three week illness. Surviving parents Mr. and Mrs. A E Hasty Winter Garden and brother Hershel Hasty. Body to be taken to Camp Springs church home of aunt Mrs Lula Culpepper 211 E North St. Funeral hour to be announced by Fellowe and Forrester.
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Dothan
Orlando
Shelby Hasty
Winter Garden
Fla
Ap Orlando
Hasty
A.E. Hasty
Hershel Hasty
Camp Springe Church
Lula Culpepper
E. North Street
Fellowe and
Forrester
Farmers Conference Divided Over Permanent AAA Program
The gathering of farm group leaders representing about 3,000,000 farmers split over support for a permanent AAA program. Officials noted administration aims for a unified stance, but opposition groups pressed for their own 10 point program and concessions as the price of cooperation.
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Congress
AAA
Supreme Court
Edward A. O'Neal
Farm Bureau Federation
Alice
Tig End
LF. Taber
National Grange
Cooperaton
4-H Help Sought for Houston County Club Organizer
Mrs W G Pruett county home demonstration agent says only 447 of 2717 eligible 4 H girls in Houston County outside Dothan district are members and county commissioners were asked in October for funds to match federal support. She notes other Alabama counties employ organizers and see value in the program.
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Pruett
Houston County
W. G. Pruett
Dothan
London schoolgirls fear milk will fatten them
In London 85,000 schoolgirls largely reject a reduced milk price. a chief medical officer notes a third of respondents say milk makes them fat while others cite being too old or preferring candy. Separate items report Emporia traffic color changes and Warsaw university scuffles over Jewish student seating.
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London
London School
Board of Education
Chattahoochee Park Inspected For Southeast Alabama Residents
The 600 acre tract near Alabama Georgia highway eight miles away in Houston county was toured by the board of revenue and visitors including 11 National Forestry Service guides to review progress on converting the land into a natural park. The CCC camp housing 200 enrollees was shown, with a 25 acre boating pond and ten cabins planned. Probate Judge Saxon Poyner pledged to press for a suitable road at the next revenue board meeting.
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Chattahoochee State Park
Alabama
Houston County Board of Revenue
National Forestry Service
CCC
Saxon P. Poyner
Board of Revenue
Forestry Service
John A. Garrett
T. B. Pacoby
A. J. Reixach
James T.ford
James E. Allen
W. L. Philps, Jr
W. V. Sullivan
Robert L. Pittard
C. C. Edwards
W. Albert Woodham
W. J. Gilmer
Malcolm R. Wimbish
Lewis Bradley Dies At Clayhatchee After Prolonged Illness
Lawie Frank Bradley 22 of Clayhatchee died yesterday after nearly three years of an incurable malady. Funeral planned at Providence church at 2 30 pm with Rev W M Bush and Rev W C Kirkland officiating. Survived by mother Mrs Rosella Bradley and sisters Clyde and Louise Bradley. Pallbearers listed as Hubert Walden Tom Speigner Albert Thompson Bill Turner and Buddy Whigham.
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Clayhatches
New Brockton
Providence Church
Lawie Frank Bradley
Clayhatchee
Rosella Bradley
Clyde
Louise Bradley
W. M. Bush
W. C. Kirkland
Dothan
Hubert Walden
Tom Speigner
Albert Thompson
Bill Turner
Buddy Whigham
Vintage car listings from 1920s 1930s era inventory
A fragmented passenger of classic car makes and models spans Ford Tudor and Ford Fordor 1930s Chevrolets Plymouth and Dodges. The list includes 1928 1929 1930 era models such as Ford Roadster Tudor Coupe Sedan and Chev Coach Road and Seds, plus 1934 Plymouth Co and 1934 Chev Coach.
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Hoffman
Mrs. Hauptmann
New York
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Consolidated Gas
Douglas Aircraft
General Motors General
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General Electric Goldyear
Hudson Moture Int Harvester
Int Tel and
Telg
Johnswile
Kennecott Corp
Lorittard Montgomery Ward
Jc Penney
Packardoo
Radio Corps Radio Keith Orph Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco
Sears Roebuck
Southern Railway Texas Corp
United “Aircraft ‘Wearinghouse
Western Union
Lara
Marhet
T. W. Palmer
New
New Orleans
Oliver
Gamine Oliver
Spann-Marchman
Ala
U.S
Mid West Handed
University of Nebraska Coliseum
Ume
Gordon
Shelby
Beve
Emporia
Kaiporia
Warsaw
Poznan
Muriel Evans
Phillips
Raul Pl
Lewie Bradley
Buck Jones Fens
Ayed the Avenger
Dorothy
Alcazar
Rex
Rinty
Rose of the
Malo
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