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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1932

Page

5

Heat waves sweep U S with record temperatures

Heat waves spread across the United States with many locations approaching or surpassing seasonal highs. Deaths attributed to the heat were reported in Newark New Jersey and New Orleans. Cities listed include Birmingham 89 Atlanta 92 Memphis 95 Washington 86 New York 80.

Associated Press United States Newark N.J New Orleans Missouri Kansas Birmingham Atlanta Memphis Washington New York

Citizens Swelter In Dothan In Heat Wave

Residents of this section endured extreme heat as temperatures reached 95 degrees at 2 pm. The weatherman warned of continued warmth for another night and next day, with many noting this may be among the hottest periods in years.

Mercury

Kiwanis Club Notes From Dothan Meeting Highlights

Dothan Kiwanis club at the Houston hotel heard Frank Pridgen and Robert Ramsey discuss the national Democratic convention in Chicago. Myer Blumberg introduced the speakers, with Harry Hall and H H Binns also in attendance. Binns traced his life from Washington Georgia to hotels in several cities before joining Dothan activities.

Frank Pridgen Robert Ramsey Chicago Dothan Kiwanis Club Houston Hotel Myer Blumberg Harry Hall Eagle Advertising H.h.binng Kiwanian Binns Washington, Ga Atlanta R.G. Dunn & Co Albany Moultrie Cordele Thomasville Athens Sanford Fla Dothan Andrew J. Miller W.R. Jordan W.S. Wilson Arthur Keyton

Taxpayers Plan to Cut Government Expenses in Houston

A Houston county taxpayers meeting was set for this afternoon at the county courthouse to organize taxpayers and seek reduced government costs. The event is led by former Lieutenant Governor W C Davis, state chairman of the Economy League of Alabama, who is joined by C H Horton, league secretary, and has already organized taxpayers in Ozark Geneva Abbeville and Headland.

Houston County W. C. Davis Economy League of Alabama Davis C. H. Horton League Ozark Geneva Abbeville Headland

Permit To Repair Residence Issued

W F Smith obtained a permit yesterday to repair a residence at 203 N Foster Street. The project cost is listed as 75 dollars and the permit is the first in a new permit book, replacing the exhausted old supply.

W.F. Smith N. Foster Street

Mechanic Now Farmer and Meals He Missed Become Memory

Walter Redmon a Birmingham man formerly an automobile mechanic became a farmer after eight months of unemployment and missed meals. He tilled 10 acres near Gunnison Creek fifteen miles north of Birmingham with $100 borrowed, built a home and a crop in progress. His 11 year old son helped dig a well and construct two boats for fishing in the creek waters.

Birmingham Ala Walter Redmen Redmon Junior Redman Mobile Gunnison Creek

Seed Loan Case Defendant Will Get Trial Alone

J H Witherington one of eight defendants in the seed loan conspiracy will be tried separately at a July 25 session in Dothan. About 80 to 100 witnesses are summoned with many from out of town. Will Jeffries ex tax collector and others also face hearings in the same special session with trials set for July 25 to July 27 against Witherington Sanders and other co defendants.

J.h.witherington U.S Witherington Wyatt W. Rollins Aubrey Texas Alabama Dothan Will Jeffries Houston County J.H. Witherington John Sanders, Sr William Sidney Wilson Wesley H. Croom W. J. Bell J. H. Witherington

88 Year Old Woman From Route One Dies at Home

Miss Mary E. Peterman 88, longtime Houston county resident, died at her Dothan route one home. Survived by brother J. D. Peterman and sisters Miss Elizabeth Peterman and Mrs. B. F. Harris. Last rites at 4 p.m. at Clark's Cemetery near Brannon Stand. Rev. William Bush officiating. Houston Funeral Co. in charge.

Route One Mary E. Peterman Dothan Miss Peterman Houston County J. D. Peterman Elizabeth Peterman B. F. Harris Shorterville Clark's Cemetery Brannon Stand William Bush New Brocton Houston Funeral Co

One Kind Of License Not Guaranteed Here

Decatur County ordinary does not guarantee satisfaction with each marriage license. A license bought from Mrs. L. F. Manning was canceled after a pastor certified a marriage ceremony had been performed, and the man sought a refund which Mrs. Manning refused.

Bainbridge Decatur County L. F. Manning

Home Run Highlights From Yesterday’s Games

Yesterday’s scores show Simmons and McNair of the Athletics hitting one homer each, with Worthington and Hargrave of the Braves also scoring. Morgan and Averill connected for the Indians, Stone of the Tigers had a single run, Ruth of the Yankees contributed, and Crosetti joined the Yankees in scoring. Browns and Beeds of the White Sox also added minor contributions.

Borns Browns Beeds White Sox

South American Countries Break Diplomatic Ties

Buenos Aires reports a total break in diplomatic relations between Argentina and Uruguay amid regional turmoil. The Reuters dispatch notes revolts in Brazil Peru and Ecuador and a collapsed peace process over the Grand Chaco boundary dispute between Paraguay and Bolivia.

Buenos Aires Argentina Uruguay South America Brazil Peru Ecuador Paraguay Bolivia Grand Chaco Toranzo

Mrs Pruett to Speak at County Adult Opportunity Schools

Mrs. W G Pruett county demonstration agent will lecture on food preservation fall gardening and home demonstration topics at adult opportunity schools across the county. Talks are scheduled at Dupree Harmon Mt Ararat Mt Zion Union Hill Cottonwood Rehobeth and Taylor on July 18 to July 21 with times listed for each location.

W.G. Pruett

Britain France Debt Treaty Report Denied in London

London officials rejected reports of a new Anglo French pact on British debts to the United States. A Dowling Street statement said there was no truth to claims of a treaty altering debt payments without French consultation.

Britain-France London Dowling Street United States

Paper Mill Closes For Repairs In Panama City

The Southern Kraft Paper Co. mill in Panama City is closed for several days to repair machinery. Officials said the pause is routine and necessary, with workmen carrying out necessary repairs. The mill runs a weekly payroll of about $10,090.

Panama City Southern Kraft Paper Co Burrore

Professor Appointed History Assistant at Birmingham Southern

Professor Joseph T. Ecker of William and Mary College is named assistant professor of history at Birmingham Southern College. He succeeds Dr. Benjamin F. Thomas, now director of the Abraham Lincoln Foundation in Springfield, Massachusetts.

Birmingham Ala Joseph T. Ecker William and Mary College Birmingham Southern College Benjamin F. Thomas Abraham Lincoln Foundation Springfield Mass

Soldier of Fortune and Divorc ee Found Dead in Automobile

New Orleans July 14. F O Borden 45 a soldier of fortune and Julia Jou bert 32 a divorcee were found shot to death in an automobile on a nearby highway. Police said the evidence indicated he killed her then himself with a pistol still in his right hand.

New Orleans F. O. Borden Soldier of Fortune Julia Joubert

Ministers Urge Shoal Decision In Alabama Appeal

Florence ministers from three churches urge Senator Bankhead to push a Muscle Shoals compromise before Congress adjourns. The telegram calls for delaying lesser bills if needed and argues Muscle Shoals will bring justice and prosperity to Alabama and the nation.

Florence Ala Muscle Shoals Alabama

Birdmen To Entertain Editors At Alabama Gathering

City officials and Maxwell Field personnel will stage an entertainment program for the Alabama Press association convention in Montgomery July 21 and 22. Parachute demonstrations stunt flying and formation maneuvers will headline the acts along with a theater party and a sightseeing tour of local historical spots. Congressmen Lister Hill and Judge Leon McCord are slated to speak at the business sessions.

Montgomery Ala Maxwell Field Alabama Press Association Lister Hiv Leon McCord Moantromery Circuit Court

Houston will not hold chest clinic this year

Dr. F G Granger the county health officer states no chest clinic will be held in Houston county this year. He notes the state operates two clinic units but one has been released and the other must cover all counties requiring about a week per county. He adds a clinic may be held here next year.

Houston County F.G. Granger Granger

Aviatrix Breaks Record On Flight Across Country

Amelia Earhart Putnam set a new women’s transcontinental flight record with 19 hours 14 minutes 40 seconds elapsed from Los Angeles to Newark. She fell short of Frank Hawks’ coast to coast time due to an emergency landing in Columbus Ohio. Earhart aimed to beat Hawks’ time and possibly set multiple records, but sustained a hard parachute pack for comfort during the cross country trip.

Newark N.J Amelia Earhart Putnam Frank Hawks Columbus Ohio Aviatrix Atlantic Los Angeles Ocean Haveks Stond Flith Nichols Toheure Wichita

Physician Slain by Former Patient at Mn Hospital

An earlier patient shot and killed Dr. Castell in the hospital hallway after an encounter at the medical office. Officers seized the suspect, who offered no reason for the shooting and refused to answer questions.

Castell Carter

Shot doctor in serious condition at Panama City hospital

Dr. D. M. Adams, 52, owner of a Panama City hospital, was found with a bullet lodged in his head. He described the shooting as accidental and was moved by ambulance to Dothan hospital where he remained in serious condition. He and Dr. J. M. Mixon operated the facility. Mixon is ill with pneumonia. Adams has two sons at Tulane University.

D. M. Adams Panama City Dothan Hospital Adams J. M. Mixon

Man Killed Three Of His Four Small Children

Barney Godleski 31 was arrested in Lyk es Pa charged with killing three of his four children after a Tuesday night incident. Lilian 6 Alberta 4 and Paul 8 died while Helen 10 escaped. Police say intoxication and distress followed a drinking bout. Deputy Coroner Wren found the bodies in Williams town after noon.

Man George Wren Wiliamstown

Blind Women Benefit From Braille Cookbooks

The latest Braille contribution assists sightless women with cooking. The Aunt Samy mix Radio Recipes Braille cookbook is the first Braille printed homemaking book, placed in libraries nationwide. An Agriculture expert notes blind cooks develop fixed habits and rely on touch and smell.

Washington Sammyx Department of Agriculture

Sam Adame Bond After Arrest on Assault Charge

Sam Adame was held on a 261 dollar bond the day after his arrest on charges of assault and abetment. The arrest warrant was sworn by a Farrestr who alleged Acem TM geraalted him with a knife near Lonton. A Tinga Air Force seaplane sank in Larne Iron Channel. crew were saved by the steamer Nicene and life rafts were searching for others.

Conte Ofheera de Farrestr Acam Lonton Tinga Air Force Larne Antrim Nicene Life Trate

Dothanian Wins Largest Black Bass at Baldwin County Rodeo

W H Pettus of Dothan claimed the largest black bass prize at the Baldwin County fishing rodeo, an event drawing anglers from the South. The two day contest featured mackerel and other catches with topweights listed for multiple species and prizes.

W.H. Pettus Dothan Pettus Baldwin County South Haldwin County Foley City A.C. Watson Montgomery H.C. Fite Lloyd Magney Foley Monroe County J.e.fleming D.M. Maddox Monroeville T.S. Springer Frisco City Henry Fite Jimmie Hudson Magnolia Eric Kall A. Shivers Haygood Patterson J. Thorburn William James L. and N. Railroad Mr.Webber William Padgett Mating Hospital New Orleans Grassfield Wharton O.M. Phelps Mobile Mobile Chamber of Commerce Sam Houston Lackland Fort Gaines Burkhardts Landing Lackland I.T. Quinn Col E. T. Higdon F.W. Hare Baldvein

Trains No 3 and 14 to be discontinued on Central of Georgia

Agent reports two Central of Georgia trains between Dothan and Albany will be discontinued Sunday. No 3 and No 14 are ending service. No 15 and No 16 will run as mixed trains continuing portions of 13 and 14. Train 123 arrives Dothan seven at night. No 14 departs Dothan at dawn.

C. of Ga Dothan Albany Central of Georgia Railway C.C. FF Nef Ongeout At & O Pennett Tnaw

Fire at Coney Island Leaves Thousands Homeless

A huge blaze at Coney Island destroyed three blocks of the resort, burning 50 bungalows and the bathing pavilion. The fire injured about 200 people, damaged businesses, and left 5,000 bathers without clothing as thousands lost personal possessions in the night blaze.

New York Coney Island Bagdad

Debt Agreement Text Published From Lausanne Pact

Paris July 14 The text of the Lausanne gentlemans agreement among European nations is published. It states ratification awaits satisfactory debt settlements with creditors and deferred Lausanne accords until treaties are ratified. France Great Britain Italy and Belgium initiated the pact. Initialing governments will ratify with Germany once terms are settled.

Paris France Lausanne Great Britain Italy Belgium Germany

Bootlegger Dirty as Devil Sermon By 11YearOld Preacher

Homer Hall an 11 year old evangelist spoke on the courthouse lawn declaring bootleggers are as dirty as the devil. He argued drink causes crime and noted bootleggers drink their own supply while wives wash for a living. Tonight his subject is The Devil's Fishpond.

Homer Hall Homer

Wage Earners Led Others In Filing Bankruptcy Writs

In north Alabama for the year ending June 39 wage earners filed the most bankruptcy petitions 2943 led by the working man. Petitions totaled 12081909 in liabilities with 722208 voluntary and 4728701 involuntary. Administering these cases cost 224730. A separate item notes possible Memphis schedule changes to allow Birmingham Sunday baseball at the earliest date.

Birmingham Ala Aps North Alabama Memphis, Tenn John D. Martin Southern Association Lutherlube Birmiegham

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. S Magic City Houston Jeffries Coney Island Beach Adult Opportunity Mrs. Pruett Birdmen Mark of Ruth Nichols Is Putnam George Ashington Wieter al Aimene Fatty Veterans Firer Frank Cs Tos Pby Police Sam Adame W. H. Pettus Herman Dress Cate Gory Stirley Helmes Roden Commuter Dotan
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