Welfare aids county grant push for extended pension fund
In January Houston county Public Welfare asks and secures an additional 47 percent appropriation from the county commission. Plans, urged by Mrs. C L Colline, aim to begin old age pension expenditures and secure 40 extra from state and federal sources. State office proposes private-home care for inmates and shifting county grants into the pension fund, but legal limits await. Albert Logue criticizes the process, noting bureaucracy and cost reporting as hindrances.
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Houston, County Public Welface Department
County Commission
Atste
Mra. C. L. Colline
Itha Utata
3A Sa Wasiot
Collins Halleves
Stem Ang
Pension Achame
Countas
Hounton
Wuld
Chatncia
Thie
House Tn
Ional
Albert Logue
Ethiopian Rebellion Claims and Italian Front Advances
An official Rome communique reports Ethiopian casualties and 3000 prisoners as Italian southern forces push toward decisive action. It notes General Grad ant's troops advancing near Gheni Dorys and armored columns moving about 200 kilometers from Ghetrbasa. Diplomats seek Geneva war settlement.
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Lallen
Ilalas
Rami Alves
Anid
Rome
Tromph
Duke of Pistoim
Rudolfo Gredapi
Hings
Gradant
Ghetrbasa
Europe
Geneva
The
League of Nationaleets Mon- Gay
Montgomery Livestock Market Slips at Week's End
Montgomery feed lot reporters note futures and livestock close 0 to 1% lower with limited movement. Best cattle bring 5.50 to 6.00 for yearlings, cows around 4.00 to 4.50, cutters steady, feeders down 25 to 30 cents, and hogs mixed near 7.60 for light weights amid a heavy market.
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Montgomery Livestock
Montgomery
Fut Mteers and Betters
Conners and Cutters
Ateady
Wrockers & Feeders
Ast Mocker Staere
Chicago Butter Prices Reported by Chicago Creamery
AP data shows varying butter firmness and creamery price hints with references to grades and fractions. Fragmentary OCR yields unclear figures and descriptors.
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Chicago
Jac
Dothan Markets Report Hog and Peanut Prices
Market notes from Dothan show hogs steady with weights around 7m for heavy runs and roughs, peanuts quoted per ton in Spanish market terms, and cotton futures marching from January toward March with tone steady and slight changes in ante prices.
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Dothan
Headland civic leader Bush dies after triple crash
1905 obituary notes Mr. Bush active in Headland civic movements and long service on town council. Survived by wife, son Dudley, daughter Miss Carolyn Bush, five sisters, and many relatives. Funeral at Headland Baptist Church with Dr J B Lasseter officiating and pallbearers named. honorary attendees listed.
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Bush
Chia
Barbour County
Dudley Bush
Doohan
Rose Ray
Chattanooga
Lend Wilson
Fiomer
Bias Edna Buch
Tutau
Olis
Mra
Flore Senasan Shidier
Headland Baptist Church
J. B Lassetar
B. Becktam
Terro Phillipn
Followe
Races Draw Dothan Motorcyclists to Georgia Event
Eleven Dothan motorcyclists joined by riders from Panama City and Montgomery left early Saturday to attend the national motorcycle races to be held in Savannah Sunday afternoon. The group will spectate only and do not intend to enter. The event will bring riders from around the world competing for annual prizes. The Catharites accompanying the trip were O L Baker Bob Taylor Harrison Jack Zeigler Po yner Barnes Cree Crawford and Mr and Mrs Dudwy Benes et Kirkland jarred yLonger ear noida.
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Dothan
Masta
Panam City
Montgomery
Sagannth
Ponsors
Savannah
Ohio
O. L. Baker
Bob Taylor Harrison
Jack Zeigler
Poyner Barnes
Cree Crawford
Mra
Dudwy Benes Ete
Kirkland
Jarred
yLonger Ear
Noida
Poreezer Pals Pig Barbecue Membership Contest
Police Chief Charles A. Enon in Saint Joseph hosts a quirky membership drive where a pig on his desk signals new pledges. Contestants pass the pig to each other as teams vie to win a barbecue feast while losers eat beans.
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Poreeer
ST. Joseph
Charles A. Enon
Enemies Dispute Louisiana Realm With Long Heirs
In New Orleans Jen 28 AP two sides of Huey Long’s legacy face off in the Democratic primary. Friends and foes court votes as Allen Leche supporters back the governor candidate for a full Senate term. Opponents led by Dear Looney and Sandia push to deny the Long faction control amid contested facts over Longs fatal Baton Rouge shooting and election machinery.
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New Orleans
Huey Long
Seculona
Tiwan
Kyis
Long
Baton Rouge
Etd
Atenl
Funeral rites for D. Lubert set in Elba
Funeral services for D. Lubert, Elba businessman drowned when his car sank in Beaver Dam creek, will be held at the Baptist church Sunday at 2 PM. Lubert, a member of the rally council and active in the Commercial club, died after being extricated in Montgomery. Survivor: wife, two sons Marlon and Onborne, three daughters Jeanette, Betty Jo, and Mrs. Jake Morrow. Burial with Bonnesu-Jeter directing.
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ELBA
Lubert
Beaver Dam Creek
Baptist Church
Rally Council
Montgomery
Henry Smith
U.S Marine
LB Multena
Biles
Fulton Chark
Gabert
Burton Thomapeon
Attakon Auto
Senate Nears Vote On Currency Measure For Veterans Debt
Senate debate narrows to three proposals on funding veterans debt through new currency or cash value. Oklahoma Senator Thomas urges a plan tied to federal currency powers, while Utah Senator King favors paying only present value, and Washington Senator Schwellenbach backs a payroll relief approach. Administration aides warn of inflation and cost to taxpayers.
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Thomas
Oklahoma
King
Utah
Schwellenbach
Washington
Harrison
Shpstendi
Roosevelt
Couzens
Michigan
Wallace doubts public will let AAA tax go back
Secretary Wallace warned that public opinion would not tolerate refunds to AAA tax paid by manufacturers as the Supreme Court voided the program. He noted 200 million in impounded taxes and discussed possible action by Congress to replace AAA by Feb. 25, while lawmakers debated expanding soil conservation authority.
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Wallace
Uay
Associated Proac
Wasrington
Tan
Cumminge
High Court
AAA
Wallace Ad
Supremeé Court
Norris
Nebraska
Fope
Idato
Congress
I. G. Taber
National Grange
Slitarif Régelata
Obtein Neecanary Funde Witout
Benator Papa Gata
Jan
Bonelita
Supreme Court
Britain Grieves As King George V Faces Illness
Reports from London state King George V received oxygen during the night after bronchial complications. Doctors described a fragile condition amid houses lit by wind and many inquiries from villagers about the monarch’s health. The Jubilee year and royal fondness dominated public sentiment as officials maintained watch at the gates of the royal residence.
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Maurice A. Cassidy
London
Hyome
Toyal
Norfolk
George V
Hauptmann case probes raise new questions at trial aftermath
Police and officials in a midwestern city continued to pursue leads on the Lindbergh kidnaping case. Reports named an unidentified suspect and a woman believed to be an accomplice, while questions lingered about one man's guilt and the trial's conclusions as Hauptmann faces execution. Panama City visitors, John Condon and his daughter, observed the day with no comment on the Hauptmann reprieve.
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Amocg
Ciien
New Art
Ether
Hauptmann
Tisuptmann
Investi
Hauptmang
Hollman
Wilentz
Atty
David T. Wi Senta
Haupt+mann
Rauptmagn
Lindbergh
Panama City
Pansons
John F Condon
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Mrs Ogletree Dies at Samson Home in Alabama
Mrs Margaret Ogletree aged 4 died at her Samson Alabama home after a prolonged illness. Surviving are her husband J A Ogletree three sisters and five brothers. Funeral services set for Travelers Rest church with Rev Mitchell officiating. burial in church cemetery, Holman Funeral Home of Hartford in charge. Naval store figuresched as part of related dispatches.
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Somnon Home
Samson
Margaret Ogletree
J. A. Ogletree
Josephing & Ogletree
Genta Wiljon
Minnie Len
Thomas Sharpless
Pangotra City
Pla
John Sharpless
Atmore
Frank Sharpless
Robert
A'ford Sharpless
Elba
Travelers Rest Church
Mitchell
Burlet
Holman Funeral Home of
Hartford
Kipling Dies After Illness in England at 70
The Times and other papers recall Rudyard Kipling as a towering figure in English literature. He died at 12 10 p m after complications from surgery. Kipling's career spanned India to America with 20 plus books written in Brattleboro Vermont and later Sussex Downs reflections, and his son’s death in WWI haunted him.
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the Times
Daily Mall
England
United States
Robert W. Bingham
Rudyard Elpling
Schoel Country
Vermont
New York
Wolcott Balestier
Thames
Baler
Slater
Japan
Hipting
Brattleboro
Bord
America
Sussex Downs
John Kipling
Loos
Laat Pont
Wroth
Naziem
Germany
Kipling
Henry Boredeaux
Daredevil Drivers Stunt Show At Wire Grass Stadium
Sponsored by the Veterans of Foreignware Mickey Martin and his Daredevil Drivers stage a two hour show at Wire Grass Stadium at 2 80 Sunday afternoon featuring head on car collisions at high speed. Drivers remain in cars during impact while car rolling and stunts on a motorcycle unfold at 60 miles an hour. The program also includes a mock fire drill and a dramatic jump sequence with a driver leaping through the air from a crashed car. A segment notes Kipling’s career and Nobel prize, comparing his 19th and early 20th century works and recalling his birth in Bombay in 1860 and his loss of public favor later in life.
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Veterans of Foreignware
Mickey Martin
Wiregrass Stadiam
Martin
Ering
Brown's Hotel
Woolavington
Middlesex Hospital
London
Soho
Attache
Gtnsky & Company
Mowell
Sergeant Mulvaney
Kip
Ling
As & Tilien
Yale
India
Victorie
George V
Kipling
Judy O'Grady
Bombay
Kipling Wan
John Lockwood Kipling
Echool Indi
Ford safety drive showcases pledge signing by drivers
F E Brown of the Ford Motor Co Atlanta division toured Do tat Saturday with a 470,000 pound load conducting safe driving demonstrations at Malone Motor Co. He spoke to salesmen and truck drivers and distributed cafe style driving pledges for signatures to observe traffic rules.
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Bikkston
Ford Motor Co
F. E. Brown
Atlanta
Malone Motor Co
Funeral set for Willie Heath 23 at Methodist Church
Funeral services for Willie Heath 23 will be held at the Methodist church Sunday at 2 pm. He died Saturday morning from heart trouble and Bright's disease. He is survived by his wife and parents Mr and Mrs Fred Heath and Maxine, all of Enterprise. Burial in the church cemetery with Rev W R Bicker officiating and Searcy in charge.
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Brills
Searcy
Fragmentary report on aviation fault and inquiry at Fort Worth
A damaged OCR fragment describes aviation officials examining a marked jet, defect details, and a forthcoming briefing. United States inspector W Retna and southern aviation teams are cited as discussing witness statements and the timing of updates.
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W. Retna
United States
Fort Worth Wines Ager Aviation Engineers
Muchetis
Shelby Hasty Funeral Services Held for 35
Funeral services for Shetty fae ty 35 died at his home in Winter Gate Michigan were to be held at Eden Spine church Bancetings west of Headland. The Rev Glindes pastor of Headland Baptist church of Doth offs ing Fellows and Forts and Woodman of World honors by Dothan Camp 181. Pallbearers named Lews Gouley Arthur McDonald Archie McDusaid Will Davin Flord Mat Res Bovis H Enis and Ove Tidwell.
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Shetty Faety
Reddem
A Bethan
Winter Gate
Fis
Eden Spine
Bancetings
Headland
Glindes
Headland An Baptist Church
Doth
Fellows
Forts & Charge
Dothan
Lews Gouley
Arthur McDonald
Archie McDusaid
Will Davin
Flord Mat
Res Bovis
H. Enis
An Ove ‘Tidwell
Hog market chaos described in terse department note
A brief departmental note reports hog price volatility with 7000 direct trades and most hogs priced near the day's average. One lot deviates, while market activity shows scattered bids and minimal variation in quotes.
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