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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented obituary notes and political snippets reference Morgan Howell and Detroit, with scattered phrases about briefly noted figures and plans. The readable portions suggest a sports angle, a professional team lineup, and potential future play, but the text is largely garbled and incomplete.
The piece notes Flortlis LaGuardia’s 1923 election as mayor and his vow to expose corruption in New York City politics. It cites Lord Bryce on municipal failings, cites ongoing investigations into crime networks, and discusses reform prospects for 1957 amid Tammany Hall’s decline and voter turnout pressures.
In Jacksonville Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge, planning a presidential run, urged spending 1900 000 of highway funds in Georgia under state rather than federal control. The interview notes his shift after a Washington trip, reflecting a changed stance on the New Deal and federal aid.
Citizens along the Southeast Alabama and Florida route pressed to suspend or abandon the Louisville and Nashville passenger service on the branch line known as Train 27. The petition led to a cancellation and a delay until January before the Alabama Public Service Commission. Communities including Andalusia Opp Riverview Fal Kineto Samson Geneva Noma and Graceville cheered the outcome as a virtuous deed.
Public health officials from Alabama and experts from other states will attend a Montgomery meeting July 22 23 called by Dr F Baker state health officer. The conference aims to discuss pressing health problems and plans to improve health conditions in this state and the region. Officials report Alabama is free of epidemics and health conditions are generally better than in most American communities due to vigilant officials and medical support. The gathering will offer insights to strengthen preventive medicine and public protection in the South. Mobile Register.
Washington dispatch details New Deal figures like General Johnson and Hopkins clashing over relief administration in New York City, with Johnson’s boondoggling plans and funding for recreation, information gathering, and urban projects amid broader federal policy debates.
An essayist wanders New York City from Fifth Avenue to Central Park, reflecting on writers from Shakespeare to moderns and recounting chance encounters. The piece includes musings on pedestrians, a Vanderbilts mansion, a lost package, a hat-check girl, a Sally Rand query, and a brief encounter with a newspaper worker, ending with a socialist street speaker’s optimism.
The University of Denver Eng Hoh professor Ida Kruse McFar lanes argues strong pioneer language remains part of Western culture. Critics claim her stance reflects ignorance and a clash with campus norms as she defends blunt expression amid scholarly circles.
Dr Ingo Gotdateln discusses thromboangiitis obliterans a serious arterial disease especially in the limbs. He notes arteries narrowed or obliterated leading to tissue death and possible gangrene yet emphasizes that many cases are treatable with modern care and that smoking must be avoided to prevent worsening of the condition. He explains that early prevention and abstinence from tobacco can improve outcomes and notes partial recoveries and the avoidable nature of the disease with proper treatment and lifestyle changes.
The Vatican cites Nazi social suppression, labeling factions like the Steel Helmets as threats amidst a church-led fight in Bavaria, the Rhine, and Silesia. Hitler, allied at times with reactionaries, aims to keep the organization active while tensions over pacified factions darken political alignments.
A columnist discusses parenting and the risks of molding a child to fit a parent's unfulfilled ambitions. She warns that forcing fixed dreams can warp a child's natural development, advocating feeding, guiding, and allowing the child to grow along his own course.
Thor Solberg, a Norwegian American flyer, started the third leg from New York to Havre St. Pierre Quebec for the Night from New York to Bergen flight. He and radio operator Paul Ozcanian will refuel in Labrador before continuing toward Cartwright. Confusion over Steel Helmet actions and property seizures in Silesia and Phara fogia increased tensions as Franz Seldte ordered investigations.
Rip the dog is found by Willy Nilly after a perilous adventure. Residents like Mrs. Quacko Duck and Honey Bear greet the dog with tearful relief. The scene shows emotion, reunion, and gratitude as Rip is carried to safety and the finder seeks thanks and a reward.
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