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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1935

Page

8

Simpson act extends city borrowing powers in Alabama

The Simpson act broadens municipal borrowing to include loans from the federal government with notes warrants or certificates of indebtedness due within 12 months and pledges from taxes or revenues. Bonds may be issued after reorganizing under the new chapter. Also reports a family reunion for Uncle Billy McDaniel with numerous attendees from Enterprise Ozark and Defuniak Springs.

Montgomery Aesa Billy McDaniel Oscar Byrd Billy C. W. Curington Enterprise M. L. Dunaway Ozark Zille Hines Defuniak Springs Fie R. H. Martin Oscar G. Byrd Wherry McDaniel New Brockton Bernard Dunaway Cuthbert Roy Heath T. B. Byrd J. L Hutchison J. F. Waters C. B. Byrd W. C. Byrd Elizabeth Willame Osborne Crumpler Glenn Lion Mattie Frances John McDaniel Mattie Maude Waters Clem Hines Hazel Davis Massey Hermen Martin Roy Martin Elba Mes Walter Martin Betty Sheppard

PLEM CURCULIO TAKES BIG TOLL OF FEACRES ATHENS

Georgie's peach crop valued at about 7000 dollars annually suffers roughly 1,000,000 dollars in annual damage from a plum curculio pest. Extension horticulturist at the State College of Agriculture notes the impact and advocates control measures.

Feacres Athens Georgie George HH Frror State College of Agricultur Ays

Amazed by Low Electric Rates for Home Use

P H Searcy of Enterprise Alabama reports in a letter to Alabama Power Company that electricity costs less than a third of a cent to burn a 60 watt bulb for one hour. He notes inquiries at the local office showed costs drop as usage increases, prompting installation of a range, water heater, and proper bulbs, bringing modern comforts to his family.

P. H Searcy Ata Alabama Power Co

Village blacksmiths craft antique inspired goods boost tourism

In Clayton Georgia July 1, AP reports village blacksmiths are forging modern antique style goods to attract tourists. Iron candle stands, andirons, and other items are produced from scrap iron and old bridge girders. With forges idle in the motor era, smiths display wares along highways and offer custom orders at low cost, boosting local income.

Robert Bunnelle Clayton Hla Horagshoen Hiackemilth Foo

Russia seeks curb on abuses of easy divorce laws

Moscow reports show divorces in May reached over 44 percent of marriages, with 5 month 1935 rates at 38 to 100 marriages, spurring calls to tighten laws and punish child abandonment. Officials note most applicants are women and church weddings declined sharply since 1925, amid broader social strain.

Moscow Chaoge

Nedda Harrigan Connolly Wife of Walter Connolly

Nedda Harrigan is described as Mrs Walter Connolly in Hollywood. She is tall and brunette with an infectious laugh and dislikes housekeeping yet supports her husband and rises in film work. Daughter Anne, aged 11, shares tennis and golf sessions as Connolly’s wife shapes his career and film presence.

Sci Walter Connolly Nedda Harrigan Uiga Uellywood Mra Anne Connolly

Einstein Says Space and Matter Are One in Different Form

Professor Albert Einstein argues space and matter are the same underlying substance in two states bridged by mathematical space links. He and N. Rosen describe particles like protons and electrons as two bridge problems, with gravity and electromagnetism forming the core equations.

Howard WW. Blakeslee Princeton Albert Einstein N. Rosen Stein Efnatein

Jug fishing tourney draws scores of anglers to Tennessee river

In Florence on July 11 AP reports crowds gathered below Wilson dam as the ten mile jug fishing event prepared to start. Participants cast buoyed jugs downstream, drifting with the current while chasing catfish and occasional bass. Rules are few and the goal is to return by nightfall to the river bridge.

Tennessee River Bridge Hugh Government Wilcon Dam Wilson Dam Buck Island Chute Tennessee River

Government Printing Plant Keeps Busy Throughout Period

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing reports a record year with more than 7 billion in negotiable paper produced. Currency total 6,379,202,040. bonds and certificates 40,932,041,600. stamps 13,853,505,019 postage and 10,578,516,929 internal revenue stamps. 359,008,686 sheets delivered, up from prior years.

Washington Bureau of Engraving and Printing Taal

Richest Indian Not Hired Despite July Statute News

Bald fill from October to July reports Wilson as the richest Indian, with a cash balance of 178 dollars and 1991 dollars in land, plus a palatial home at Pesk Castile and a gainable farm. He rejects the implied benefit and criticizes the Muskogee agency guardians for keeping the money.

Bald Nos Wilson Muskogee Pesk Castile Muskoree Wilson Anda

Enid Okin and Candy Wright on $500 trip through nine states

Two young people, Candy Wright aged 19 and Enid Okin, hitchhiked across nine states in a journey funded by a $500 capital. The article notes their path and notes their youth and mobility, reflecting on teenage travel by hitchhiking.

Candy Wright Enid Okin

Thomasville to Open Farm Market in fall

Thomasville, Ga. July 11 AP Normal operation of the new site farm market for northwest Georgia, recently started by city and county authorities, is planned to begin within the fall. Dr W B Cochran reports from Commissioner of Agriculture Toni Linder, who says a complete metal water system is hoped to be ready for operation.

Thomasville Slite Georgia Ely W.B. Cochran Conmintoner of Agriculturs Toni Linder Commanioner

Senate committee backs 40 hour workweek for post office staff

Washington July 11 AP reports the senate postoffice committee favorably reported a house bill to set a 40 hour week for all postoffice employees with an October 1 effective date instead of July 4. The change would affect 163,009 workers and cost about 22 million dollars annually.

Washington Senate House

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Simpson Associated Press Reed M. Searcy Enterprit Royal Air Force Farnborough England Russia Einstein Martin Fall NCTC Gulf States Steel Company Girmingham, Alsbame
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