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Publiched daily except Sunday in Dothan Alabama outlines editorial and business staff roles and rates for subscriptions as well as public notices. The page includes misstatement disclaimer, Associated Press affiliation notes, national reps list, and a Jefferson quotation.
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Senators Bankhead Letter Promotes Race Meeting June 2
Oscar DePriest and Hamilton Fish Jr to address a colored citizens meeting at Metropolitan A M Church on M Street NW June 2 at 8 pm. Rep Connery will preside. ticket included for the senator and guest. The letter promotes House Joint Resolution 171 to change venue in certain criminal prosecutions and ties the event to Scottsboro and Red scare debates.
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Oscar DePriest
Mllnois
Hamilton Fish, Jr
New York
Metropolitan A. M. &. Church
M Street
15Th
16Th
N. W
Morris Lewis
Scee
Shoes prove Alabamians wear them, says Headland paper
The Headland Wiregrass Farmer cites Bankhead, Black, Steagall, Oliver, Hill, Miller and Heflin map to show Southerners wear shoes. The author recalls meeting Senator Bankhead, Vice President Garner, and a Capitol policeman all wearing shoes, noting fashion history and Southern pride.
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Wiregrass
Notable remarks echoing political tensions and race
The text describes a Lynn Massachusetts native involved in various roles from theater to candy making, while criticizing a venue change request and labeling opponents as bloody shirt wavers seeking trouble, with harsh comparisons to historical acts and politics. It conveys hostility toward racial justice actions and partisan friction.
Batchelor's Buttons Grown By W C Batchelor
A fragment from a 19th century style verse or motto page references Batchelor and his buttons with aphorisms about law, money, leadership, fame, and social mercy. It hints at moral maxims and humorous regional slang.
DOTHAN ROUNDUP OF LOCAL PERSONNEL MOVEMENTS
Twenty years ago in Dothan L G Biggers traveled to Nashville. W B Pearce went to Alaga on business. Ed Watford from Madrid visited Dothan. John Whiddon traveled to Gordon on business. C B Farmer had no business trip to Hartford. Miss Virgie Harrison hosted the Kilt Kare club at N Foster street. Mrs T L Farmer returned to Samson after visiting her sister Mrs Charles Coe.
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W. B. Pearce
Alaga
Ed Watford
Madrid
Dothan
Virgie Harrison
N. Foster Street
T. L. Farmer
Samson
Charles Coe
Baffling Puzzle Europe map stumps puzzle lovers
A carnival of misfit pieces is observed as readers ponder the caption noting no one has yet assembled a perfect map of Europe, highlighting a witty quote from the Buffalo News. The remark frames puzzle culture with playful frustration.
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Europe
Buffalo News
Kissed Last Night Sparks Hoarse Scream Question
A short quote recalls a man kissing a woman and her quiet, hoarse reaction prompting disbelief. The exchange plays on fear and social norms reflected in the Pearson's magazine line quoted. The item captures a moment of shock and public reaction in a compact comic tone.
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Pearson
Between Girls Hat Quip Echoes Window Mockery
A brief humor item from the Boston Transcript notes a playful exchange about a new hat. The quip compares it unfavorably to another dummy in a storefront window, delivering a light social jab.
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Boston Transcript
Shoes on public servants prove southern social revolution
A Headland Alabama column mocks Secretary Perkins for claiming the South offers a vast untapped shoe market. The piece surveys numerous politicians seen in various footwear and questions whether northern visitors travel shoeless. It suggests raising funds for shoes or apologizing to Perkins, lampooning the idea of a shoeless delegation.
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Potomac
Congressman Steagall
Senator Black
Senator Bankhead
Buck Oliver
Steagall
Headland
Dothan
Tom Heflin
Bibb Graves
Washington
Mr. Steagall
Senator McDowell
Wassington
I.v. Sande
Miss Perkins
Com! Gables
Miami le
Huey Long
Carrect
Pfior
Miss
Bankhead Emerges as a Leading Senate Democrat
The Montgomery Advertiser notes Alabama Senator John H. Bankhead quickly becoming a Democratic leader in the senate. He has chaired farm relief bill discussions in committee due to opposition by the chairman and authored two amendments. Bankhead enjoys President Roosevelt’s confidence and is trusted to guide administration measures through the senate. He has grown prominent in a brief term.
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John H. Bankhead
Alabama
Senator Bankhead
Russell Kent
Advertiser
Washington
Senate
Smith
Bankhead
Roosevelt
Montgomery Advertiser
Moral Fhoes And The Conscience Bells Of Life
A devotional piece recounts a kind hearted woman comforting a barefoot street child on a crowded street car while reflecting on Jesus love and conscience warnings. It moves through parables of fog horns buoy bells and a drunk in church, ending with a lesson that touching others’ sore spots provokes defensiveness and distance.
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Jesus
Hudson Bay
Buffalo
New York
Daner
Ramophone Jazz Echoes in Montreal Star Quip
A daughter gushes over a wonder and a father recalls a comic collision anecdote. The Montreal Star quotes a playful exchange about modern jazz and a quirky peacetime mishap with milk cans and live ducks, underscoring lighthearted, humorous news tone.
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Daughter
Dad
Montreal Star
Eye-Dieal Tutoring Love Lesson in Montreal Gazette
A humorous exchange quotes Dick and Dora discussing eye language and teaching of love. The Montreal Gazette frame presents a playful dialogue on romance with witty banter and a light mood.
Gob Humor Prompt From U S S Tennessee Tar
A comic exchange aboard the U S S Tennessee Tar features a coach joking with an injured player about a broken leg after asking if he is double joined. The scene highlights humor amid a sports setting aboard a ship.
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U. S. S. Tennessee
Bankhead Emerges as Industrious Senator for Alabama
The Selma Times-Journal commends Senator Bankhead for challenging outdated expectations and prioritizing Alabama’s main industry agriculture. It notes his persistence, thoughtfulness, and devotion to constituents and national issues, portraying him as an effective public servant growing in a position of substantial influence.
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Alabama
Bankhead
Senator Bankhead
Selma Times-Journal
NEW DISEASES PROMPT STUDY OF HYPER INSULINISM
Dr Lace Goldston discusses how solving one health problem often reveals new ones. The article notes insulin excess can cause epileptic like seizures, describes hyper insulinism, and links pancreatic tumors or nonfunctional tissue to excess insulin. It laments that hyper insulinism may relate to epilepsy and other gland disorders.
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Thyroid
Pituitary
Crows Seek Lawyer for Pine Tree Trial
Willy Nilly, a drift of chatter and a crow named Christopher Columbus Crow seek legal aid. The crow explains he wants to live around Puddle Muddle and faces possible punishment before Judge Black Crow on Monday. The scene unfolds as the crow pleads for defense to avoid crowd punishment.
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Willy Nilly
Crow
Black Crow
Christopher Columbus
Talks to Parents By Alice Judson Peale
A four year old boy is taken visiting with his mother and must remain idle. He resists, climbs, and finally disrupts the quiet by grabbing objects and shouting. The piece advises allowing brief quiet activities like books puzzles beads crayons and small toys to keep the child occupied during visits.
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Alice Judson Peale
Advita
Feagle Reports Improving Furniture Trade in the South
E L Feagle notes steady improvement in the furniture line with gains in Alabama South Georgia and Northwest Florida. J J Roney Civitan Conservation Corps officer cites Houston county likely to have six World War veterans in DC camps while only 60 will be recruited from ten wiregrass counties and 500 statewide. Claude Dunn reports unusually active fishing, with better bites than ever before.
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E. L. Feagle
Alabama
South
Georgia
Florida
J. J. Roney
Civitan Conservation Corps
Houston County
D. C
Woman's touch fades from state budget office
St Paul June 3. The budget office loses its female flair as I C Strout successor to Mrs Jean W Wittich removes Isce curtains and installs spittoons. He says he did not seek the curtains and calls the spit tools necessary equipment.
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ST. Paul
State Budget Commissioner's Office
I. C. Strout
Jean W. Wittich
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