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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
4
Dr Lago Goldston discusses racial differences in tuberculosis rates among U S groups. He argues improvements among Negroes reflect social and economic factors rather than innate racial immunity. The piece surveys influence of income work type hygiene education and access to health resources on disease prevalence.
Four Dothan girls will leave for Montgomery to attend the summer Young People's Assembly of the Alabama Conference of Southern Methodism. The assembly meets at Woman's College, begins tomorrow, and adjourns Tuesday. Attendees are Brunette Hornsby Annie Houston Louise Newton and Ann Green.
Miss Susie Young, a clerk in Probate Judge H. K. Martins office, left yesterday for a two week vacation. She is accompanied by her father D. E. Young and her sister Miss Mary Young, and they traveled by automobile to Black Mountain North Carolina.
A 1930s column analyzes the influence of college professors on the AAA and New Deal policy. It cites Senator Joseph O Mahoney's private moves to rewrite grazing legislation, Roosevelt's veto decision, and the clash over AAA amendments and sugar bills, framing it as a fall from power within the Brain Trust and a widening political struggle.
Local postoffice officials announced a new ruling that money orders cashed at locations other than the drawing post office will incur a fee. A sample shows John Doe sending from Chicago to Coaltonwood, cashing at Dothan with a fee, whereas cashing at Cottonwood would be free. Banks and merchants were warned of the change.
Federal checks for 1206 Houston county cotton farmers who signed AAA crop reduction contracts await at the County Agent's office in the courthouse. About 20 to 300 checks remain to be corrected and investigated. farmers already issued notices should call at the agent's office.
The article discusses supportive and critical notes on the New Deal from British and American figures. It mentions Hull and Douglas exchanges, Borah’s radio attack, and mixed reactions within the White House circle as Roosevelt avoids demonstrations in the Virgin Islands. A nonpartisan agency projects Democrats losing about 65 House seats if the economy remains stagnant.
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